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CONTINUED from last week.
CHAPTER XIV.

was wandering aimlessIy through
the rose gardens when the faroff sound
of galloping hoofs came on the breeze.
Nearer and nearer it drew | ran out
int the highway. | saw n horse come
wildly dashing along. 1t was rderless,
and as IL came closer saw the foam of
sweat dripping from it's TANKS and
shoulders. AS the animal plunged to-
ward me | made a spring and caught
the bride. hanging on till the brute
came TO n staHdstll. 1t was quivering
from fright There was a cash on its
neck. and il vas bleeding and turning
the white fakes of sweat into murky
crimson.
Good IOrd' I calculated. IT'S one
of the cayGlrf hcrsos Hillars or the
innkeeper haabcon hart"
was Of In, mind 30 mount the ami
nal and 20 n search Of thom when
Stahlberg. wip had come - my as.
sistarce sai1 Wat r9f best wait \
quarter OF IN hour passed. Then we
could see another bGrso. DnrNc cs half
mile away. cdming toward the inn ct
cantcr. FrCmlwhat / could see III tie
pale light. the horse carried n double
burden. \ she'd Of ice seemed TO fall
on my heart. What had happened?
Had Dan and THE prince come to
blows? Alas, 0uld have cried out in
anguish at the sght which finally met
my gaze. The inllleeper held the reins.
and propped Up IN front Of him was
Hillars. to all APPEARANCES dead.
"Gott." cried tie innlleeper. discov.
ering me, but am glad to see you,
herr. Your friendlhas been hurt, bad
ly, badly"
"Heavensv' ! cred. The hand and
wrist of the innkep per which encircled
Hillars were GrencGpd in blood.
Eyes: bullet somewhere in his chest.
Help me down VIII him. He is not
dead yet. III tell YEN the story when
we have made it comfortable for him."
Tenderly we carried the inanimate
form Of poor HiilaHl into the inn and
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TOOK HIS ADVICE.
4 Veterinary Surgeon of Battle Creek
Tells AbOutit

How many times in life few words
of good advice, coming from a friend
enc can depend upon, will save us
hours, perhaps months Of misery. The
following which, coming from Battle
Creek, will interest our readers. DR..
Oliver GuiteauX, veterinary surgeon of
that city, well-known man there, as
well as in Kalamazoo and Marshall,
speaks of his experience with the lit
tie conqueror and the result of a few
timely words of advice, he says:
81 was standing in Amberg d Muir
phys drug store in Battle Creek one
day when a friend OF mine came in
and asked for box Of kidney pills.
After he had made his purchase | said
quietly to him; You have made
mistake in buying those His reply
was: How is that?' | said Doan's.
Kidney Pills are worth all the others
put together. As he wanted nay rea-
sons for thinking so | told, him that
my kidneys had bothered me for years,
that | had suffered from backache I'M
til | could scarcely stand it, that I
had nearly every symptom to be found
where the kidneys are affected, that I
had used remedy after remedy. includ-
ing box after box Of the one he just
purchased, and that until used Doan's
Kidney Pills | might have taken as
many spoonfuls of water; in fact. L
think some Of them hurt ne. 4 cou-
pie of weeks after this | met him on
the street, when he said: Doc. Doan's
Kidney Pills are just as you represent
ed. After using the box about which
we had conversation in Amherg 81
Murphy's drug store I was as bad as
ever | then procured Doan's ard stuck
to their treatment until they cured
me-"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price, so cents. Mailed by Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y. Sole
agents for the Z. S. Remember the
anne Doan's and take no substitute.
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Tenderlg1Ue carried the indnin1dte form
OF poor HilIGrS into he inn.
laid it on the sofa. | tore back his
blood wet shirt. The woundw slight
" below the right lung. The bullet had
severed an artery, for l could see that
the blood gushed. We worked over
him for few moments, and then he
opened his eyes. He saw me and
smiled.
There wasn't any regiment old man.
but this will suffice. My hand trem-
bled. But he'll never use his right
arm again, curse himw
Dan, DAN" | cried, "whatmade you
do it?''
when | am a mans friend, it is in
life and death. He was in the way
He may thank liquor that lie lives"
The lids of his eyes contracted Hurts
q little, but it will not be for long, my
son. | am bleeding to death. inside.
Jack, the woman loves you, and in
Gods eyes. princess or not, she belongs
to you. You and | cannot understand
these things which make it impossible
for q man and woman who love each
other to wed. Let me hold your hand.
i feel like an old woman. Give me a
mouthful of brandy. Al, that's bet
ter! Innkeeper, your courage is not to
be doubted, but your judgment OF liq-
uor is. Anyway, Jack, | suppose you
will not forget me in week or so,
ehY"
Dan" was all l could say, bending
over his hand to hide my tears.
slack, you are not Sorry"
Dan, you are more to me than any
woman in the world"
"Oh. say! You wouldn't-hold ne up
a bit higher; that's it-you wouldn't
have me hang on now, would you? l
haven't anything to live for. no matter
how you put it. Home? l never bad
one. The only regret have in Leaving
is that the prince will not keep me
company. Put an obol in my hand,
and Charon will see me over the SUx.
"And when. like her, Saki, you shall pas
Among the guests star scattered on the gras,
And in your joyous GRAND reach the spot
Where made one, turn down an empty glasl
"Well, hang me, Jack. if you aren't
crying! Then you thought more Of
me than l believed; n mans tears
mean more than n woman's. A nan
must die, and what is year or two?
How much better to fold the tent
when living becomes tasteless and TIE
cup is full Of lees! The prince wasa
tri1e cruel, but perhaps his hand
trembled too. Innkeeper, you're .
good fellow"
"Herr Is n man of heart" said The
grizzled veteran sadly.
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He took the princess IN his arms and
kissed her

his wife's face, He believed her to be
her Her denials were in vain. He
confronted her with his cousin, who
swore before the immortal God him
self that the princess had lain willing
in his arms. From that time on the
prince changed. He became reckless;
he fell in with evil company; he grew
to be shameless ruffian, q man who
brought his women into his wife's
presence and struck her while they
were there. And in his passions he
called her terrible names. He made q
VOW that when children came he would
make them things of scorn. In her
great trouble the princess came to my
inn, where the Princess Hildegarde
was born. The prince refused to be-
lieve that the child was his. My mis-
tress finally sickened and died broken
hearted. The prince died in gam
bling den. The king became the guard
ian of the lonely child. He knows but
little or he would not ask her high
ness He stopped
"He would not ask her what?"
"To wed the man who caused all this
trouble"
what! Prince Ernsty'
Eyes; | prayed to God, herr, that
your friends bullet would carry death.
but it was not to be-"
Il am going back to London" said l.
when | have settled up my affairs
there, shall return
"And then?"
Perhaps | shall complete what my
friend began"
/ climbed into the ramshackle con-
veyance and was driven away. Once
looked back. The innkeeper could be
seen on the porch; then he became lost
to view behind the trees. Far away to
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smoked with me, and now he was dead.
A rage pervaded me. We are puny
things. we who strut the highways OF
the world. parading SO called wis
dom. There is only one philosophy; it
is TO learn TO die.
Come" said | to the innkeeper. and
we went down the hill.
"When does the herr leaveW
AT once. There will be no qtes-
tionsf' | asked. pointing to the village.
"None. Who knows|
"Then remember that Herr uillars
was taken suddenly i'll and died and
that he desired TO be buried here. |
dare say the prince will find some eX-
cuse for his arm. knowing the kings
will in regard to dueling. Do you I'M
derstand meY
"Yes."
did not speak 70 him again. and he
strobe along at my heels with an air
OF preoccupation. We reached the Inn
in silence.
"What do you know about her serene
highness the Princess Hildegarde"
asked abruptly.
"What does herr wish to know"
shifting his eyes from my gaze.
"All you can tell me-"
81 was formerly in her fathers serv-
ice. My Wife He hesitated, and the
expression on his face was sour one.
500 on"
"Ah. but it is unpleasant, herr. You
see. my wife and | were not on the
best Of terms. She was handsome-a
cousin Of the late prince. She left me
more than 90 years ago. have never
seen 1Nr since, and | trust that she is
dead she was her late highness' hair
/ dresser"
"And the Princess Hildegarde?
"She is woman for whom | would
gladly lay down my life"
Yes, yes"' | satl impat:ently. who
made her the woman she is? Who
| taught her to shoot and fence"
at was l."
"YouY"
"Yes From childhood she has been
under my care. Her mother did SO de-
sire. She is all have in the world to
love. And she loves me, herr, for in all
! her trials | have been her only friend
But why do you ask these questionsT'
a sudden suspicion lighting his eyes.
81 love her"
He took me by the shoulders and
squared me in front Of him. "How DO
you love herr CLINT OF anger min
Cling with the suspicion.
~ love her as man who wishes to
make her his wife,
His hands trailed down my sleeves
till they met and joined mine.
Il will tell you all there is to be told.
Herr, there was once happy family
in the palace Of the Hohenphalians.
The prince was rather wild, but he low
ed his wife. one day his cousin came
to visit him. He was a fascinating
man in those days, and few women
were there who would not give an ear
to his batteries. He was often with
the princess, but she hated him. One
day an abOminable thing happened.
This cousin loved the princess. she
scorned him. AS the prince was en-
terng the bOudoir this cousin, making
out that he was unconscious of the
husbands approach. took the princess
in his arms and kissed her. The prince
was too far away to see the horror in
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Ebony was esteemed as an article of
luxury by the ancients. In India 1t
was employed by kings for scepters
and images and as 4. was supposed to
annul the power Of poisons was often
made into drinking cups.
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Some Nice Royal Jobs,

zone Of the most desirable posts at
Windsor castle" says a correspondent
OF the Chicago Record sis that Of the
kings Inner who in ancient times
decorated books and manuscripts with
initial letters and who now prepares
the parchment commissions when his
majesty Is pleased to confer knight
hood or some other honor upon one Of
his subjects. The man who now fills
the post has extraordinary skill with
the pen and brush. and his diplomas
and certificates were greatly admired
for their exquisite taste and skillful
execution. he receives a salary of
$4,000 year. The clockmaEer at
Windsor castle receives the same COM
pensation, and ii is his business TO keep
all the timepieces in repair. The his
Photographer, who is supposed to keep
a record Of events, holds a hereditary
Office with n salary Of $1,000 year.
The master of music receives $1,000
and arranges concerts for his majesty's
diversion. The surveyor Of pictures is
paid $500, the librarian receives S.
500. the examiner OF plays $1.G00 the
keeper Of the swans is paid $500 and
the bargemaster. who looks after the
boats used by the royal family at
Windsor has Il similar compensation"
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what shall, We Have for Desser,,

This question arises in the family every day.
Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, delicious
dessert Prepared in two minutes No baking!
add hot water and set to cool. Flavors:-Lemon
Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. At you.
grocer's. 10 cents
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terry on the hillside shone with bril-
liant Wilderness.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-10
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

Joseph Jefferson, the actor, has
purchased real estate in Chicago val
ued at sS7, O0O
John Alexander Dowie, the faith
healer, has sailed for the United States
on the Cunard liner Saxonia.
1t is not denied in Russian circles
in Paris that the cars brain has been
affected by his recent illness.
The directors of the United States
Rubber company decided to make a
reduction in the price of manufactured
goods.
The four men who attempted to rob
the Montfort bank few days ago and
who are awaiting trial, nearly succeed
ed in breaking Jail. They sawed IA
two-inch steel bars.
Miss West Temple of the my
Friend from India" company has died
in Denver of pneumonia. Miss Belle
fremont of the Bostonians is critically
i'll with pneumonia in Denver.
The journal OF Commerce says the
aggregate fire loss in the United
States and Canada during 1900 was
sI63 ,362,250. Total losses for 1898
were $119, $4,000 and for 1899 $780,
75S, 200.
1t is reported that NJ. Delcasse, the
French secretary of foreign affairs.
and the marquis of Lansdowne, the
British foreign minister. have arrived
at friendly solution of the Newfound-
land French shore question.
Emperor William has ordered ali
universities, academies and other
public institutions of learning in Prus-
STA to celebrate Jan. Is the bi-centen-
NAL of the formation of the Prussian
kingdom. emitting to celebrate his ma
jesty's birthday.
The statement compiled by Brad
streets shows the total bank clearings
of the principal institutions o. the
United States for the week TO be
s., sos, 175,7 43, an increase Of 29.5 per
cent. compared with the correspond
ing week Of last year.
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Foreign.

Storms and floods are causing havoc
in Great Britain.
Thirty-two persons were arrested fof
high treason in Russia.
Herr Krupp, the gunmaker, gave
1 500 900 marks to charity.
Sir George Newnes is said to have
bought PATHS castle in Wales.
The London Daily News has been
purchased by a syndicate of radicals.
The Bank of England's rate OF dis
count was raised from to per cent,
The czar is expected to return to
st. Petersburg before the end of Janu-
airy.
Frances Mediterranean feet has
been ordered to mobol.ze at Toulon
Jan. Is.
The appointment of Walter Wensky
as German consul at Dawson City is
announced.
The car of Russia personally well
coined the troops returning from the
Chinese campaign.
ulated the cortes on the recent ALI
ance with Great Britain.
Earl OF Hopetoun, first governor gen
eral of the Australian federation, took
the oath of Office at Sydney.
Charles L. Carson clone! Cou-tier
Dutton), editor of the Stage, died at
London, England. He was born in
.1S47.
Queen Wilhelmina and Duke Henry
will be married on Feb. Z. He left
Holland because the states general
refused to grant Queen W..helmina's
request to give him the title of prince
consort
Professor De Martens Of st. Peters
burg, one of the leaders in The Hague
peace conference, expresses the
opinion that the Chinese and south
African wars are not of the kind to be
affected by the conferences agree
ment.
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NO MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Scheme Is Blocked at Secret Meeting
in Cleveland.

Cleveland, Jan. 5.-The scheme to
organize a minor American baseball
league, which was launched in Chi
cago some days since, was blocked at
a secret meeting of the interstate
league representatives in this city yes
terday. 1t was decided that the Inter
state league shall remain in existence,
it being under the protection of the
National league, agreement to which
was signed yesterday by representa-
tives of Mansfield, Fort Wayne and
Dayton. The Interstate league con-
sists of twelve cities, six of which
Toledo, Columbus, Dayton, Indian
apolis, Louisville and Mansfield-have
already made applications.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
Insular Affairs.

Conditions in the Philippines III
dicate the early pacification OF the IS
lands.
General Grant reported that rebeis
on Mount Aryat failed in an attemp'
to escape.
General Funston reports that the
Filipinos under General Gradlco are
individually surrendering.
Americans and Filipinos mingled "t
the first official social reception given
by General Macarthur at Manila.
At San Juan, Porto Rico, thousands
of people witnessed the starting OF the
new trolley system in the islands, the
only road of that kind.
Responding to senate resolution
Secretary Root says it would be IN
compatible with public interests 10
disclose Auditor Lawshes report on
his investigation of Cuban affairs al
this time.
At Havana, 1000 stevedores struck
on account of the employment OF non
union men. Governor General Wood
notified the leaders that the police
would preserve the peace, protect non
union workmen and also bring the
ships to the wharves to Offset the
strike of lightermen. This brought
the strikers to terms promptly.
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with fever and never recovered. Ha
was So years of age.
Pat Grove was seen in the bad
lands of Wyoming. Indians and cow
boys are on his trail. A suspect ar
rested near Chadron is innocent.
Eddie Cudahy failed to identify ],
Grove. A bill has been introduced in
the Nebraska legislature to punish
abductors by life Imprisonment or
death. The kidnappers of young
Cudahy threaten to kill him If the
offer of reward for their arrest is not
withdrawn. There is widespread indlg-
nation in Omaha over the new threat.
City council of Omaha has offered
$4,000 reward for arrest of the kid
nappers.
News of the death recently OF
Philip Bartholemae, who for many
years was one of Chicago's prominent
German residents and president OF the
Bartholomew & Leicht Brewing COM
pany, was received from Heidelberg,
Germany. The brewer was born at
Heidelberg So years ago and came 10
America in the year of 1855. He en-
tered the brewing business as superln
tendent of the Huck Brewing COM
pany, which office he held until the
plant was destroyed by fire in 1911.
Later he founded the establishment
known as the Bartholomew & Leicht
Brewing company. Mr.. Bartholomae
for the last twenty years has resided
at his birthplace. He leaves large
fortune.
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Domestic.

The profits of Swift & Co. for 1900
were $1,919.622.
Bishop w. X. Nnde died of heart
disease at Detroit.
AT Boston w. Murray Crane was
inaugurated as governor.
B. b. Odell. Jr.. was inaugurated as
governor of New York
Sixteen railroads went into the
hands of receivers in 1900.
Governor Bliss of Michigan was in
augurated with military pomp.
Robbers at Cavett. o., dynamited a
store safe and got 5000 after gun fight
with citizens.
The United States debt at the be-
ginning of the twentieth century was
$1.099, 09t.S1O.
Moses Harris, the house wrecker
who RACED the worlds fair buildings.
died in Chicago.
John Ahlmeyer, leading farmer
near Quincy, ILL.,, was killed in a run
away - c.dent
Prof. Samuel d. Davies, for several
years law professor in Richmond
college, is dead
Senator Hanna agrees with Grover
Cleveland that the presidential term
should be longer.
Dun's review of trade says the wear
was a remarkably satisfactory one for
farmers and planters.
James w, Priestley, prominent
manufacturer of Philadelphia, was
killed by asphyxiation.
The explosion of ten tons of powde,
at Pleasant Prairie. Wis. wrecked the
Lafiin'Rand powder works.
Hiram Hitchcock, one of the found
ers of the Fifth Avenue hotel. died O,
pneumonia in New York.
Burglars stole 81 900 worth OF good,
from the safe of Herman Kirch, lew
eler, at Des Moines. la.
Charles Barbor. convicted OF wifi,
murder at Chicago. was given fou,
teen years Imprisonment.
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler n
the University of California is talke,
of for president OF Harvard.
The common council of Omaha ha
offered $4,000 reward for the arres
OF the Cudahy kidnappers.
The Aurora zouaves champion drill
corps Of the United States started 70
Eurore to give exhibition.
Henry NJ. Clafen, president of III,
Claflen Paving and Contracting Com
pany. died in Cleveland. o.
The daughter of Minneapoli
merchant was married while i'll wit
smallpox, the service being rea
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About the Beers.

President Kruger is confined to his
bed by bronchitis.
The boer invasion of Cape Colony
continues and a general Dutch rising
is feared.
General Kitchener reported to the
war Office that General Knox, in pur-
suit of De Wet, has captured horses,
ammunition and supplies.
Influential Pretoria burghers who
surrendered to the British appointed a
committee to convince the boer army
of the hopelessness of continuing the
war.
Beers captured the British post at
Helvetia, fifty Of the garrison being
killed and 200 taken prisoners. The
capture was due to the fact that the
British were surprised.
Lord Roberts was made an earl,
with special remainder to his daugh-
tiers. The queen also conferred on
him the Order of the Garter as a
recognition of his services in the
Transvaal war.
The boer invasion alarms Cape
Town. The battleship Monarch is to
land guns to protect the town from
possible attack The invaders are
near GRAF Reinet, Pneska, Frazer
burg, harrisburg, and Thurman.
Lord Roberts was given an enthusi-
astic welcome on his arrival in London.
The prince OF Wales, duke of York and
other members of the royal family met
him at the railway station, and gave
him luncheon at Buckingham palace.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-10
DOCKS WILL BE REBUILT.
New Piers For Sheboygan as Soon as
Fire Goes Out.

Sheboygan, Wis, Jan. 5.-The C.
Reiss company has announced its in
tention OF rebuilding its burned dock
as soon as it is possible. The CON-
pany now states that the loss will not
exceed 100000. The large coal
heaps are still burning with undimin-
ished vigor, at night occasionally
lighting up the whole city with bursts
of lurid flame Beside the work of the
steamer Rudolph, the Northwestern
road has wrecking train at work
clearing away the debris.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-10
The New Cup Defender,

Now being built is confidently expected to
be the fastest sailing vessel ever built. IT.
construction is being kept secret, but it Is
whispered that il will easily hold the cup
America is rapidly coming 10 the front A
good example of this is in that famous
household remedy, Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, which has defended health for half
a century past II holds the record for the
cure Of dyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation,
nervousness, biliousness and Ia grippe.
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China.

It is reported that an armistice has
been declared at Pekin.
Su-Hai. the murdered of Baron Won
Ketteler, was beheaded on the scene
OF his crime.
China through Ii Hung Chang, ex-
pressed the hope that the powers
would recall their troops in the spring.
China ordered her plenipotentlaries
to sign the foreign ENJOYS note, ask
for suspension of hostilities and get
the best peace terms possible.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-10
Ayers
Cherry
PeCtOral

The cure is so easy now, it's
astonishing any one should run
the risk of pneumonia and con-
sumption, isn'tit? For asthma,
Group, whooping-cough, bron-.
chitis, consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has
been the one great family medi-
cine for sixty years.
Three sizes: 25c., Soc, sl.00.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-10
Robbers Kill Saloon Keeper.

Snyder, Neb., Jan. SHERMAN
Seatin, saloonkeeper, was shot and
killed by one of three robbers who
held up his saloon last night. Citizens
chased the robbers and wounded one,
but all escaped.