Kansas Commoner from Leavenworth, Kansas • 5

fill nvi rAn a ilii vor," said Arnold, haugmiiy. "1 siei ERICA'S SACRIFICE. uaair dt bud-a-li. ON SEWERAGE. my couiH to please myself, not any man living, or you, l.rica," he wen on more sol'llv.

"1 could try to be some A few cuses of diptheria aro baid His The articles you are publish THE SUMMER LAND. to exist in the city, ing in Tun CiinomotB are doiu, thing inoredilTereiit; but you suy your- A QUESTION Or Forgiveness or Dishonor. sou i am wcuk, and ir ever one wain lied flannel night caps are again great deal towards openi ig the eyes There's land that in fuirer than Jv, favor. Shades of John growing to get out of the set I in in, there aro hundred fellows to pull you back, won't trouble you much alter the Ami a world that is brighter than thi of the people of this city to the fact that Mr, Waring conderas the sys lirown. races are over.

I'll go away abroad again." If you like Thk Ciikoniclb hhow And the aogols wait over tbe war. To conduct us to mansions of bliss, la the sweet -and-by tem we are getting instead of ap your appreciation of our efforts to "Abroad or at home, Arnold," Erica proving of it. We have Boon articles Wa (ball nioetou that beautiful shore CHAPTER V. FAII.INO IN UiVit AND DUTY. make a fair, square and unbiased pa said, sadly, "you are the same, can SUmpUoU lo lioiij soiuti lllieient in tuu horses a sweepstake, I suppose.

I wonder at what class of Knglishmeu the passion for betting stops!" don't know," said Erica, with sonitt bitterness. "I think the fiirm-laborers, even, have a sweepstake, Never mind them, Philip." she added, abruptly changing thu subject, "you don't like "1 )o I ever show it?" phU'p said, with a smile, and playing with the soft moustache that drooped over his lip; "do vou think he is keen enough to so that?" "Not unless tho feeling is reciprocal; you never show anything," said the girl; ''but 1 am sure Nat doesn't take to you. In fact, 't think he likes anyone but me, lr is an extraordinary creature; do yon know he never will'let me pay for nis boi.t, if I go out al 'iie, but he doesn't refuse your money." "Nor ano'ie else's, I said St. John, doly; "there is wauething per, by sending us $1.00 for a year's! in the evening paper purporting to Philip St. John did not eo to London not shut my eyes to a sorrow because it Is not actually at my doors.

And you always turn to me for help; how long In the bright Mummer Land Sing tbfl anthems of joy ornriuore. There'a a glorious Lope aet before subscription, be Mr. Wariug's, and we are con to see his brother, but sent him a letter and a cheque instead, for he did not A Leavenworth jockey who has a Uantlv beim told that this is his 1 A 1 11. -i I suaii i nu iinie ro give it to vou? adu if 1'hilin were to llud out that I helped you she shivered uncontrollably, Every aoul bow itn sorrow oppreaa ed riatte comity wanted to buy, so he care to leave alone at Gniyle House. She seemed not at all her usual self, sometimes sitting; for hours, silent and musing, grave and sad, he thought; at other timea bright with a sort of When the dark voyage of life shall bo biiab villi uinullli ttuiuu telegraphed as follows "If you are aim Arnold said quicxiy: "lie must not need not: you would not break your oath.

Erieu?" looking lor a Ho. 1 mule, do not for o'er, We aball find a eure haven of reet. In tbeeweet bt-and-bv and is so particular in informing us that this is Waring's system, should reverisii excitement or manner that was "Have no fear." she answered, with a get me." scarce riatura quiet scorn that stung him. "I deem We ahall reat on that beautifal shore my honor sacred, and I have sworn to A family in Leavenworth has kept not have printed the articles you Was it his fancy, too. that she seemed now and then to shrink from him.

shield your name from nub shame. one paper or pins lortlurleen yearn are now publishing, can do no more than that. Hark!" she that does not please trie aho' your favorite. No doubt he is a fellow while leaning upon him more than she used to'i She had. indeed, been the In that bright Summer-Land, By the fountains of life evermore.

We ahall drink of the waters of lifo. vneu a pin was neeueu was luiteni said, suddenly bending forward, striv ing to pierce the darkness, mid sinking from the paper and used, and after- 1 wards returned. If one was lost the besfc kuowu they always enough, as those sort of iieople go." "You haven't much taith in 'those sort of you intolerable patri cause of his remaining at (irayle instead of going to town, fur she had seemed to dislike the idea of being left alone, and ner voice to a wiusper; "did you near Clear and pure as they flow from the nounng? a step? io. Arnold; you throne; cian, said suuiing. the family turned out en masse to pay for what they got, and therefore look it Economical family that.

I want it trood. I would like to ask must not stay." Our hearts froe from sorrow and strife i'hilin sahL Aoi inucii iu anvoui She nut out her hand, lav nor it with bskcu mm it was necessary ror mm to go, and yet had disclaimed any exact wish to keen Itim from his brother. In truth, she dreaded with a wild fear that and the girl bent low over her Mowers, Death and tears be forever unknown In the sweet by and -by. quick force on his arm; but ho paused On Sunday inornintr the first tliobe in power how it is that wo are ouick. and drew ner breath in wun a thing the Hon.

Tom could he Been yoi a moment. "Sav vou torsive nie. said When tbe oonfliots of life are all o'er, haviutr so raanv changes. Surely if Walter should tell I'hiup the name of uncontrollable gasp, and the hand that was wauderimr anion ir the roses trem tryini? the back door of one of the tins ineiKi or nis who was "not of earnestly, with one of those flashes ol the plans were laid out complete bled. i'hiliu's sort." city hotel saioons.

The door was better reeling that veiled to a certain 'Would he have faith in nie." was Jier mind was on the ruck as loner as In that bright summer-Lead, We shall meet all tbe leved gone be fore. Soon the beams of that glorious day extent ins real nature even from her, oekod against him. In talking with perfect at first, there would not her bitter thought, "if he could dream have been all the alterations to con the bar attender he laughed and Baid "Try and think of me less bitterly; try and remember how 1 love you. YTou why I am mad to tro to these races? Arnold whs at Kington distant about sixteen miles from tirayle and she lived in these days on suspense, tortured by a thousand fears, and more than all ot for the pleasure; there will be none we have all resolved to make the are the only friend I have. Erica." tend with.

Will break forth into visions of light; now converts tetotal Kut she did not heed him. still bend tor nie only dread, and suspense, and feverish It is wonderful to see the simplis- ing forward, looking up tlio beach; but ly tne necessity or tins miserable si h-nce she deemed herself bound to mail: And the darknesa of earth flue away. And our faith will bo lost in its sight In tbe sweet by and-by 'Is the doi? mad?" Ask a man of To be continued. suddenly, wun an almost rraulic ges ture pushed him from her. boy standing on Fifth street ity of City Attorney Moore.

When be is asked if the main sewer can be tain to her husband, and which was We shall reign on that beautiful sboie lacit deception. "tio- go. on, ror tiod sake, leave bridge, as the animal dashed by. "I One evening late in September the "Little Joker" is the best smoke me," she whispered with white lips. "It chiuured from Choctaw street to the cckon he in, replied the young is he Philip." girl wandered down Povnter's bents lav.

ing tobacco. hopeful, "I iust saw Pete take a alley, yes, he thinks so, if the "Why should I not meet himV" said of meat away irom him and Arnold, flushing. It was quite dark, and a fresh breeze was blowing in from the sea and lifting property owners and contractors Yhy" Nie turned almost hercelv ick him sis feet, in the air. Would I JAXESOT! Jai estate list, For Sale, ou terms to suit nur- ae wiiliug, as if he does not know voir Iim imol if fir wuu rlmifl inviiuV" upon him. "Hecauso I dare not own you as Waiter's wild companion.

Io In that bright summer Land, With tbe angels in light evermore. In tlio of tbat glorious day Will ho sorrow or blight ever cojie; Our God will all tmra wipe away. And tbat land bo forever our homo. In the sweet by-nnd-by We shall dwell on tbat beautiful shore. And that bright Summer-Land Be our mansion of bliss evermore.

that it will save the contractors some you comprehend uowr A gentleman who resides tempo chasers. 150 lots situated in South hundreds of dollars to make the arily at Washington City, D. lie turned quickly then with a low 'Good-night," and strode awav swif'llv named Arthur, and a fellow who is change. And who gets the benelitt jeavenworth. For Sale, on terms to suit nur- inrougn mcdaiKucss.

and tnen. wuiian so-jonung for a short time lo- Audi would also like to know if it effort that seemed to almost exhaust all her nowers. the Kirl braced hersplf to poka, luve issued their ukases to the chasers, 25 lots situated on Shawnee street, west of Tenth. is a fact that the city is paying tor tbe lumber that is boiug left in the ople of Kansas and the United meet I'm up calmly, to combat any questions he might ask. Foi sale, 10 lots on High street.

States generally, to eut turkey, eel He came down to her. and his first Choctaw street sewer 1 My opiu- erv, cranberries and good things on the loose tresses that fell on her shoul ders. Philip had ridden over to a villaue some miles away to see a friend, who was staying there, and he would not he back until late; so, weary and sad of heart, Krica had put on her hat and thrown a shawl round her and come down to commune with the sea, as she used to do when a child. The sea was as sorrowful as herself, she thought, and muttering softly to her as the waves came rolling in almost to her feet. There was something in the desolation of the scene that exactly chimed in with her mood.

The dark mass of water stretching it seemed, into in-linitude; the bleak rocks rising up to right and left; only here and there a light gleaming from some house up ou the hills; the perfect stillness that was intensified by the sullen wash of the north, between Tenth and Eleventh, in Central subdivision. These lots Nov. and be just as thankful as ion is that lrom the way the work words sent a lightning thrill through every nerve; his tone had in it some displeasure, and his question was almost stern. lossible under the circumstances. beiiitr conducted and the number are all improved and ready for building purposes.

For full particulars apply to E. Jameson. "Who was that talkincr to vou. Erica? One of the most remarkable things 0f alterations that have been made It is late for you to be out on the beach The following which is going tbe rounds of tbe press contains a great deal of truth in oondensed spaoe There was a man in our town Who thought him wondorous wipe, lie swore by all the fabled gods Ilo'd never advertise. II in goods were advertised ere long, And thereby hangs a tale The ad.

was set up in nonpareil, And headed Sheriff's Sale." Tbe moral is apparent. in connection with the prohibition tue S6Wers will be a complete failure movement, is the activity of its naw alone." For Sale, an old established con Jt was well that in the darkness he members. The mavor has bet a new uua "ie moue we aie speuumg is fectionery house in Leavenworth suit of clothes that he will not drink just so much waiwted, glass ot beer until the first of an I have seen some thousands of did not see the swift upward look of despair, the clenching of the small hands together. Hut she answered him, speaking carelessly: "There's nothing lo be afraid of. No one will hurt me here.

You have Lon uary. Unce naving joiueu tue rants beloncnn? to the city, doing a good paying business, good reasons given for selling out. Paities wishing to invest in a good paying concern now have an opportunity. For price and further particulars apply to E. Jameson.

ocean. must do some work, and on Sun- i Erica stood, her lingers lightly interlaced, her hands hanging down loosely Hhv rambled through the citv to find P00Ple OI lms iy wwhwu in my don notions, Philip." 1 ou are too careless, he answered a poor saloon keeper with one eye time, and like a good many more I before her. the large, mournful eyes more nuietlv, and wrapping her shawl shut, but it was no go. They won't think the time for wasting money has ound tier, for she shivered in the niirht Thomas' block, corner Fifth and Cherokee. trust him.

nd, "and it is too cold for vou to be out, if there were no other reason. gone by, and if the city authorities expect to collect the taxes they will COURT HOUSE NEWS. ho was with you?" "1 was Nat 1'ovnter," she I am the "King of Kansas Roller Flour." Ladies approve of your smoking 'Little Joker." Seveial good, reliable agents wanted to canvass in Leavenworth county for subscribers. Billy Hunt, of Platte county, nsweredin a low-voice, crushing back County collections on Monday have to see that we get value for our money, and that id what we are not Heaven knows what a-'ony in her heart last amounted to Parify the Blood Now! IT IS MOT CLAIMED That BROWN'S SARSAPARIL- looking out with a fixed, changeless gaze into the darkness. Did it cross her then that she was keeping her vow at a tremendous cost, a cost that outweighed the sanctity of an oath made even to the dying? It might have done so, but the very words so burned into her brain to her were justification: "at whatever cost to yourself or to others." They shut up any loophole of escape.

She could not see one ray of light in all her darkness, no end to the misery that had fallen on her. She was so absorbed in her own thoughts that a step crushing the shingles did not rouse her. If she beard as she uttered the liethe first she had ever uttered. And the tirst was to the man who loved her! "Shall we go back. Thomas Banks was adjudged in sane in the Probate Court, on Hon getting at present.

I hope you will open the columns of your paper so 1 did not know it was so late. day, and an application was made for LA and Dandelion, with Iodide of Potassium, will cure every disease. that this subject may be brought be- Yon arri earlier than von CYiiected to has accepted a position with Mr. Jonas Williams. his reception in the insane asylum at Le luu itrtirnitiia I Osawatomie.

ic. Leaven worth. be, are von nut? And did you meet Proctor?" but it has been proven iu a thousand cases that no other remedy can compare with it in curing of the estate of In the matter lie told her, as thev went back up the Holiday goods are beginning to arrive, and as a consequence the junus Si. npraney, oeceaseu, joun Hon, Oscar Turner, of Kentucky, on beach, ot hi's visit to Mihvood, who he had met. and of some literary scheme it at all she probably deemed it that of W.

bpratley, executor; claim of as. i UL'ico U. XJilim IV KJJ. IKtL 'fftiUUj Aliunou 111 i i mnrn children aie expectant. Steps are being taken to orga some fisherman going nome, ana sue started and sprang back almost a pace at the voice that fell on her ear, as she fnr nnfcann his nnmmnn flunnfll.

fihirt. saw the man who stopped betore her. --Marriage licenses were issued tftI61i 95 Der oent. his ooat. taxed 57 nize a home dramatic troupe.

We bcrofula, Tumors, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Cancels, Dyspepsia, Fever Sores, Syphilitic Diseases, Boils, Constipation, Erysipelas, Sick Headache, Salt Rheum. Why is Brown's Sarsaparilla bebt "Arnold," she said, under her breath, on Monday last to Anderson Bush per oent; shoes, taxed 35 per oent: aad "why have you comei" and Minnie Price; to E. D. Yates and hat, taxed 9i per oent; takes the water "To see you, dear coz, Arnold re that had been proposed to him, and the girl walked by his aide, hearing all he said, but like one in a dream, and feeling all the while as though a dense black mist had risen up between her and Philip, as though she had fallen suddenly from his sphere. And she knew that her own words bad done this, and that she had taken one more step in that "failure of love and duty" which she felt, with a deadly shiver, he could scarcely forgive.

The housekeeper, who had come to her from her aunt's house, met her in SallieEdlin. The latter parties are um a buoket taxed 45 per cent and nKinH (nwncl.in lirhi rri rr wasnes nis isoo ana nanus in. a wn or curing these diseases? Because plied, coolly. "I went up to the house, and the servant housekeeper, 1 suppose by her venerable looks told me yon were down on the beach, so I came after you." What made vou go to the houseV" 0heap ootton towl, taxed 45 per oent purifies tho blood, corrects inac marneu in uue iorm, in open court, u. An-n hi hnn.hli ni tion of the Liver and Kidneys, and by Probate Judge Hawn.

Alias I eata from a plate taxed 50 per oent, Khabetn sister or tne bnue, with a knife and fork taxed do per oent men uoubupauou ami dyspepsia by iving tone to the stomach so that acted as bridesmaid, and Mr. John drinks his ooffee with sujrar taxed 68 the hall and took her shawl from ner. "A irentleman came to-night, mad Norris. of Stranger, officiated as P- oent; seasons nis looa wnn salt, i i i I kurort nSI nnr nnnf. nnnnflp.

Iata 61 rtnr am," she said, "and asked for you. Ho did not give a name, but said he was an irivinmutnnn. I lift lirnlo WItrt (irnHHHll I i r-rj r-- said the girl, quickly and sternly. 'Because 1 knew John wasn't there," answered Arnold, laughing. "I saw him over at Melwood, and took care to ascertain from Poynler that he wouldn't be back till late.

Poyuter is a treasure. He knows everything." "How long are you going to stay at Kington?" asked Erica, without reply all food is readily digested, Use only the best medicines. All druggists and niodecaters in Kansas, sell BROWN'S SARSAPARILLA, lie looks around oa his wife and uiaoK huk ami vue oiiub aui 8hlldren ftll in the Bam9 wa. he old mend. "An old friend!" repeated Erica.

And the housekeeper added: same, ine party leit ior stranger takes a ohovr of taxed 199 per iu the afternoor, in the best of oent, or lights a oigar taxed 118 per spirits. cent. And, sir, even the sun light from "I told him you had gone out on the neayen mat tours into nis numoie ing to Ins remarks. "The races come olf in a week or two; I shall leave after that; if my horse-that is. Fenton.

vou know wins I shall bench, and then he went away." "Thanks, Janet. It doesn't matter. Perhaps he'll call agfvin." And the girl entered the drawing- Any man who earns a dollar ought dwelling must eome through window to have the right to spend it any glass taxed 50 per oent, and yet he nlace iu the world where he can sret thia't8 ha hves in the best government be the richer by several hundreds; if he loses I shall have to make myself under heaven. Then he starts to work room, and began putting away some music that was lying about, with a sort of suppressed impatience in her manner which did not pass unnoticed by Philip St. John, and he glanced at her covert- wiu nivjn iui iu.

I. joe I puis a uriuie tuxeu oj uer coui un uio ibis was called a free country horae.and takes the horse that has been when we had four million slaves, but shod the nails used in shoeing being we will not emov periect ireeuom meu per oani: ariven oy a naoimer until we have the right to buy of the 20 per oent and hitohss him to elmaneat seller, without wavimr a tax P105 ttxea 3 Per witn onains taxed 45 lazed 85 per oent, and after the day's labor is closed and the family are all to help some manufacturer. Kansas Free Trader. FOR $2 00.B FIRST Reguinr Monthly Drawing will take plane in the Masoniu Hull, Maonio Templo Building, in LnuiRville, THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 1883.

A lawful Lottey and Fair Drawings, ohartered by the Legislature of Ky and twice daclared legal bv the highest Court in tie Stats. Bond given to Henry Ouunty in tbe sum of $100,000 for the prompt payment of all prizes sold. scarce." "You, and such as you," she said, slowly, "are enigmas to me. Can you choose a life that literally hangs on the chance of one horse distancing another in a given space? Can you like a life that is one agonv of suspensei1" "One gets used to it," he said, shrugging his shoulders, "and, besides, you make so much out of nothing. Wnat you call 'an agony' of suspense, is a sort of pleasurable excitement.

I suppose you can't understand it. There's something exhilarating in the thought that you may be rich or a beggar tomorrow, as the turn of the dice or the running of a horse may decide." "No, I don't understand it. I only know, Arnold, that this life of suspense is killing me." He started, and a look of shocked wonder came into his face; then he laid his band on her shoulder. and checked the sigh that could not ease the weight at his heart. She could scarcely bear the gentle, tender kiss he pressed on her brow when she came to say "good-night;" she was tired, she said, so weary, though it was early, and long afterwards when he came upstairs, sho was lving with her hands locked in a strained clasp over the pillows, and the long, dark lashes that swept her cheek were wet still with tears, and she seemed restless in her very deep sleep.

"Poor child," he said, and did not now stitle the bit ter sigh that passed his lips, "have I made one more miserable after all? Is it my fault? Love begets love, so they say; it may be so; but is it?" gathered around, he reads a chapter from his bible taxed 25 per oent, and kneels to God en an humble oarpet faxed 51 per eeni; and then he re-ts hit weary limbs on a sheet taxed 45 per wish it all possible success. Chas. Salinger has removed his large clothing house to Bond's new building, corner Fourth and Shaw nee. A letter just received from old "Chris Kiukle," says I will be in your city on December 21thi Tell the children to be good. If you have a friend, give us his name and address and we will take pleasure in mailing him a sample copy of The Cukoniole.

S. P. Remington has been canvassing the past week and has received a number of subscribers to Thb Leaven woura Weekly Chkoniom. Platte City Landmark. -The Chuonici.e has taken its stand on the Prohibition question.

"Local Option" is tlu best and surest way. Two-thirds of our people believe as we do. J. F. Weguer, No.

215 Delaware street, besides keeping a really good grocery store, imports Swiss Cheese' Holland Herrings, etc. There is no humbug about this concern in any particular, everything is as represented. His California wines are perfectly pure. Sea his card. The Lbavenwoktii Wkeklt Cnr.o-nhxe it publishing a series of articles on sewerage, by George E.

Waring, of Newport, It. I. The articles are interesting at this time to Leavenworth readers, Mid pecially so as coming from Mr. Waring, who has been quoted here as such high authority on sewerage. Kansas City Journal.

J. A. Schmidt, and optician, 402 South Fifth street, Harris block, has a line selected stock of diamonds, watches, clocks and jewelry, and sells at the lowest market prices. He is also agent for Kiug's pateut combination perfected spectacles and eye glasses which are warranted to be superior to anv in the market. The Kansas Okoaw.

In another place will be found an engraving of the Kansas Organ, a production of the Kansas Organ Factory, established within the past oent, ana covers himself with a blanket that has paid 104 per oent. BUSINESS LOCALS. year, and irom wnicn juu to iz; or gaiis, including parlor and cabinet styles of a superior quality of finish Ladies and gentlemen wanted to and lone, are distributed each month oanvass for the Leavenwokth Weekly Chronicle. Nonebut responsible What life of he sam, throughout Kansas and the States "Why do you make yourself so unhap As a rule persons need apply. and Territories adjoining A Revolution In Single Ndsbkk Drawings.

lEvery ticket hrlder his own sn-oervisor, can oall out tbe number on bis tioket and see the corresponding number on tbe tag placed in tbe wheel in bis presence. These drawings will ooour on the Inst Thursday of eyer month, Read tie magnificent November Fcbiuk. 1 Prize $30,000 1 Tr'ze 1 Prize R.nnn it takes tune and perseverance to introduce success Fully the products of 1 TlT'i 1 11 'King of Kan- Everybody buys any new monuiactory. vviin ine sas Holler Flour." The best smoking tobacco is 'Little Joker." 2 2.500 each .1 nnn 5 Il-rizes. 1.000 soon FOR SALE 1 rnzes, uou each 10.000 One of the most cozy and neat 20 200 200 500 Prizes, homes in the city.

Brick house with lu( each 10,000 50 eaoh 10,000 20 eaob 10,000 10 each in'nno Priz-s, hollow walls, newly painted and pen Prizes, Kansas Organ, however, it is an exception, as the demand, without the aid of traveling salesmen, has exceeded the supply; necessitating a constant increase in production. The muscle, skill and brain-work of the institution are from New England, and in each individual, whether manager or artizan, are seen those traits of industry, economy and square dealing incident to New Englanders. Mr. A. O.

Emmons, one of the proprietors, is superintendent and general manager, and, with twenty years experience in the manufacturing of organs in one of the largest establishment in the East, with him, the work of making the Leavenworth factory a perfect success, has been no experiment. He is the right man 9 Prizes, $300 encb. chapter vr. KINGTOK RACKS. TFIH HORSE THAT WINS.

"I suppose, Erica," said Philip St. John, one evening about ten days after his wife's interview with her cousin, "that you would not care to go to these Ringtoii races?" He smiled as he made the assertion, pausing by her side in his walk up and down the long drawing room. She was playing softly in the twilight, but her hands dropped from the keys, and she looked up with a sudden flush on her cheek and a sparkle in her eyes. "Oh, yes, Philip, I should like it so much." she said; "will you take me?" He laughed at her eagerness. "Yes, my child, if you like; I am glad there is anything to amuse you in this dull place," lie said; "since when, though, have you developed a taste for racing?" "Oh, I don't care exactly for the racing," answered the girl, rising up and bending over some flowers in a stand near: "the scene is amusing, and the people are so odd.

Hut if you had rather not go. Philip She stopped. "I had rather do what pleases you, my child. We can ride over, if you will not be tired." "Tired!" Erica laughed at the notion. "I shall enjoy it.

1 suppose everybody will go from here. I remember, when I was a child, tiie Kington races were a grand holiday for all the country side." "I saw your friend, Poyuter, this tion Prizes i nnn py about ine wnoie unng, anrar i aui not worth grieving over so much." "I cannot forget that we played as children together; that vou were once innocent as others are; that you bear a good name, and that you have sullied that name. I cannot forget that you had a mother's love to guard you -and oh," Erica said with sudden passion, clasping her hands over her face, "1 cannot forget would to Heaven I could for one brief moment! that on me is laid the burden of striving to win you back to honor and duty." Arnold did not sneak, luu stood in perfect silence, half amused by the Eassionate bitterness with which Erijja ad uttered those words, yet half angered too. "Why do you try?" he said, sullenly, at length; "it's no earthly use. You've told me often enough that I'm everything that's bad.

I can't help it if you are so sensitive as to be wretched because I play and bet, and so on, and because your husband is too honorable to allow nis wife to know such a person. Thousands of fellows do the same, Erica; you don't know the world a bit, and think everything dreadful." "Thousands!" said the girl, clasping her hands together, and suppressing the sterner words that sprang to her lips, "luring themselves to rum; they 'only' play and bet. And, Arnold, you know well that my husband would not turn from you if you remembered that you bore an honored name." "I would not sua an man for his fa 9 Prizes, $2 each, ApLrosiuia-9io i Prizes i on 9 Prizos, $loo nun rnzos q00 ciled outside, parlors and parlor bed room newly papered in the finest of style. Five rooms, pantry and lanre clothes press. Good barn, coal and kindling house, chicken house, and buggy house.

Splendid well aad cistern, nice large yard, with fine shade and fruit trees. Price $2,500 oi $3,000 with furniture. Call on Lowry Johnston, 212 Fifth St. Every smoker should try "Little Joker." 1,857 Prizes, Wboli IUi, Tickts, $. 27 Tickets.

$50. 52 Remit money ur Bank Draft in Letter or send by Emrea. IKIN' sphi in the right town and in the right BY REGISTER: I) mutter kind of business. The notes tuned BEfJ MILLER, This gentleman is located at No. 402 Delaware street, and is beyond all question one of the beat jewelers in our city.

He prides himself in being competent to thoromghly repair thj finest of watches, clocks and jewelry, lie keeps in stock a fine line of all kiuda of jewelry, watohes, rings, chains, oltcka Ao. Oo and him. Fob Rent. Office order, until further notice, or-ders of $5 and upward by ExpreM. oan be sent at our eipenie.

Address all orders to J. J. Louiivilln, Ky. Addres Frank I at this factory are free from discount or protest, and pass just as current in the wilds of New Mexico as in the refined and enlightened precincts of Upright and Square Pianos, Chnrch and Parlor Organs, at GkUL Hjvjh' morning," said St. John, "and he said Leavenworth.

coin. I believt he has tho pre- Wyandotte, Kansas. urn V-.