The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • 8

Advertisd Letter List. HA III) AV00I) FLOORS. List of letters rermiiointt in the uoHCfflce at Columbus. Nebraska INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND CARE. for the week ending Jan.

1. 1896: S. It. lier'Krnm f. 4.

IVnne 2 M. Braniiiu Y. L. 00k. Jaiiieo Hriinnv Key.

Hamilton VI r. Joh win I Mri K. loues Henry Kluu John Keller IKmi 4'arrie Sieblf OttoThaden Jeih 1 retiaoo Thou. a. Icrjy liiii Wills mm UJ hMMb Quartered Whita Oak Halil to I (a tba Trj Drat Material-Bow to Was aa4 I'oluh.

They I)o Thesa Tblnfs liettar la Eoflaod Thaa Wa Do la .4 mertra. It is only a few years since ailvocatet Parties enllfnjr for the above letters will say advertised. D. F. Datm.

P. To Subscribers of tha for Snfants and Children. i ot the houhe leantiful lt gaa to preach in favcrof hard flujrs, aud thero is now hardly a village iti the conntry where this doctrine of health and beauty has The world must be using Mine riost Pollock, of the Meridian, or-tty well these uaya. LTo maiie a few of friends rice presents of C0LU1BUS TEL 8 RAM. now nflOTE-SERS, Do Vou llwfl Bateman'i Drope, Godfrey's Cordial, via.

so not penetrated. Vet every one who has discarded carpets and adopted hard wood so-called Boothing Syrupi, tad jewelry this week aj keepsakes. We floors fonnd some drawbacks in the way. In nine cases out of ten the floor is simply thellarked, often without pre ,1 i-urfiiUv anil lirtMHrvt) it for future reference. See lint vious filling, and every scratch of the.

It will nffii that the list includes the namM of such well bootheel shows on its surface. The wood is Bfon laid bare and permanently Ul HUrp ihii uitn. known authors as Thos. Carlyl. Washington Irving W.M.

Thackeray. J.Fenimore Kiint. William Hlai k. M. K.

Braddon and many others. Tha books stained, or perhaps the wood is oiled with clear oil which has not been prop- ci.vired. A small Portion of them retail at ten rent a copy, but the erly rubbed in. The residue gnmt on received one. California Special Excursion.

Personally cjniucted select excur gions to Sacramento, San Francisco, Monterey, San Lorenzo, Santa Barbara end Los Ang'-lea, California, will leave Chicago Thursday, Feb. 6th. and Thursday, March 19th, over the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul; the Bock Island; the Rio Or uud Scenic route, and the Southere racl-flo railways via Omaha and Ogden, In splendid Pullmuu tourist sleepers, with dining cars attached elegant train; best of company; every personal attention; lowest possible rutes, double berth in tourist sleepers (room for two persons), only In addition to railway, ticket. If going.

to California to settle or a a tourist, join one of theBo parties. Special accommodations for ladies mot remediei for-children are composed t'" opium or morphine I Do Yon Xtioty that opium end morphine are rt 'yiojf narcotic poiaons Po Yoa Know that in moat countries drut't'---J out. permitted to tell narcotics without labeling' them poisoni Po Yon Know that you should not ponr.lt cny median to be gtven your child mnless you or your physician know ot what it Ij compo-d Po Yon Kniiw that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of Its ingredients in published with-every bottle Po Yon Know that Cactoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that mora Castoria la now sold than of all other remedies for children combined Po Yon Know that Fatent Ofllce Department of the United States, and of other countries, have issued exclusive right to Pr.

Pitcher and bis assigns to use the word Castoria and its formula, and that to Imitate them is a state prison offense Po Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting- this government protection was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harntlous? Po Yon Know that 25 average doses of Castoria ore funikhed for 35 cents, or ono cent a dose Po Yon Know tlmt when possessed of thin perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest Vell; tliesa tMpgs are worth knowing. They are facts. the surface and collects dntit and debris, and altogether the hard wood floor, which lias been well laid by the carpenter, is a source of discomfort And disappointment European housekeepers enffer from noun of these disadvantages because they try none of these experiments. The European floor is a floor of parquetry. It is nindo by gluing together thicknesses of hard wood on a pino backing, a method by which they obtain a stronger and more dnrablo floor than when thick floor of hard wood alone is nwid, for every builder knows that the best door is not one of solid hard wood, bnt.one of two thicknesses of hardwood ever pine core.

These dooia nro naturally 1:1010 expensive, because they uro moro trouble, to make. So tho veneered floor ia more durable, though a very i ir; bo laid in hard wood M-v'i 1 ovi rough floor bulk of them retail at pikes rantfinjr from 20c to 50n a copy. The TELEflRAM belie ven llni! it pays to pursue a liberal pulley towards Its subscribers, and there-fire make tho following announeemcnt: 1. Any prison who submribes for the TELKdRAM for one year, whether at prewml or but, any timf between flow and rVbriiary 1. 181)6, making payment advanne at tho regular subscription priee, $1.00 per year, may order any fiv volumes liwted tielow and they will be mailed postage pail, absolutely free of charge.

As stated above, the bulk of these books retail at prices ranging from 20u to 50c. Five of Ihece books at 20 a volume amount to $1.00. Conse-(pientlv tbs parson who takes advantage of this offer will not only receive the TELKf JUAM for a year, but will receive bIho the full value in books of the amount of tnorn-y paiil. This offer is bona fide and means exactly what it saysl 2. Any snlimriUT of tho TELEGRAM, in arrears, who will pay up his indebt-edited lv Junuary 1, may order any one volume listed below for every 20 cents of tin) ainoiint which he pays.

The booke will be mailed postage paid, FREK OK CflAHOK. Ifthe amount due is $1.00, live books may be ordered if it 1 pix books; if it Is $2 00, ten books. The indebtedness will be cancelled and thf donated to the full value of the amount of money paid. The subscriber in arrears who tukes advantage of this offer may also avail himself of the olfer outlined In the pnrapragli above. For example, if the amount due in J.

00 and thin indebtedness is paid and ulso $1 in additional for a year's subscription in advatir-f any fifteen volumes may be ordered and they will be poslaK-H paid, free of charge. Hooka will lis 'llvered hy mail only. HouUh must be ordered by number us given in the catalogue, and not. by the name of the hunk. Every order for a book should contain at leant threo numbers, indicat in tli" tii-t-t.

seeond and third choice, eo that ifthe first choice should happen to bo out of stnck another book to the subscriber's taste can be eent instead. r. i 1... 1 i it jt vr.r I trin lr Ma luikjall la and children traveling alone. Hecure your berth In sleeper at once.

The f.o"simile en every Fcr particulars address any agent to above roads, or signature wrrppep. 8. Siierin, Ext-iirsion Manager, Palmer House, Chicago, III, of 'pine, pii.vliii"; tho wood has been 11 oiled. Oi" ft thinner floor Children Cry for F.tcher'3 astoria8 may bs l.i over perfectly lovel floor llncklln'M Arulen Hnt if. The best Saive in the world for cuts, of BitiVerj iri'ord quai'tered wiuto bruises' sorea ulcers, salt rheum fever ral: t.

ln- laaiciuu lor lloovs. Thi: i-t a v.ottiTti wood nud fonts about sores, teller, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and nil skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. mm $100 1, foct in thin state. Maple nud birch, vi.irh uro much cheaper It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac woods, ulso excellent floors. Ka- UnlHI Will lltj llllll pi iltlll'U 1 mn uiu i.if i 11 fi 8uberiln'rH should wait two weeks before making complaint of non-receipt of i tion, or money refunded.

Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by C. B. Stillman tivo birch, v.i;:c!i be bought in this lull ib t.

PUBLISHERS THE TELEGRAM. state an low as -10 a 1,000 feet, is a very hard, smooth wood, and makes All or.b'rs sliruld be addressed to For Sale or I radc. A farm of 100 acres of land in Valley very dv.rablo kiichen floor which doc3 I No. No TITI.R TlTI.K. vm.it.

xo. not (diver up like Georgia pino. Narrow board, measuring about two inches or county, all cultivation. As (he only positive Cure known to the Medical Professton for ihz Cure cf Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Ovarian Neuralgia, Dismenorrhoea. Psoriasis, Scrofula, Liver end V.IC::;;' Hcases, A positive Cure effected in from 6 to IS days.

FORS AI.E BY A. HEINTZ. good land as was ever turned with less laid, make 11 mast desirable floor. a plow, it is so sltuHtea tnat oo The rlnllfnl carpenter matches his joints with It less precision, planes and acres of it can bo watered from the ftunous North Loup irrigation ditch at small expense. Also, ranch of scrapes bin floor nud polishes it down with hardwood shavings after it is laid, as well as finishing it before.

When this is properly done, hardly a joint is visible, tmd it is then ready to be filled. IVIO CaptuliiNorlonn Klary 1WI1 With (tlpld'n eves IM Out lit IllH Iteek-ouiliK 1 V17 Vol Jin of Ap WM I'hvllila 1.1'tl j'eiroiiel ihli Klithtlnu the Air l-'i7 KlMolr'eversliain 1574 Falrlialred A. da l.V4 Love'y IHintliet vols 1W5 Heart of fane Warner Ifi'ifl Utile Stepson IMC! Wril'en in Fire 1 V.I Master Passion Helen It Mathers ll. ilrior HUiiil 320 acres; 135 ncres under cultivation No. Tiri.n Neeronm nner vols lft" Mvstery of the March mollis 5 vols Kitu 19(15 Mysiervofa Turk Mi Ih.tu II niddlo 1 inond Mahle Itohlnson 5915 lloveudr it 5 vols (i Itohlns 5020 Tree of Kmiwl- edS" Hl.inehe lloosevell Married in Haste Clark Itussell 20H9 Jenny llarlowB 5947 (ioldeii John Ki 1-K 1 11 Arlof F.iiKland and 100 ncres fenced in pasture, with a perennial stream of water running through It; a willow grove of 2 acres; 25 acres of pasture near the house, It is this process that is bo often neglected mid upon which so much depends.

It nhould bo a thoroughly trustworthy which a good one. On this ranch 100 acres may be irrigated from the Justice ditch at a cost of about $200. This property is all unemeumbered. The owner desires to dispose of it, and tks ESTABLISHED I870.n BECHER. JiEGGI FARM LOANS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS ABSTRACTORS OF TITLE PUBLIC.

Slony to loan ct Fr.nr.ua lowest rates Interest or. shor and long i-nrn to suit Complptx AhHtrarta of TUte to all Renl Estate In Platte county. Notary PvMie al wftvn In ofHee. farm nnrt City t'roprrtt for sale. Attend to Foreign collections and inheritances.

Steamship Tickets To and Frew Ail Parts in Europe. I. Meade ltV.1l in Tiiraldoin Willllain Mlnlo Mil Track of Doom lill.i Was.Sholiood or Had 1111(1 Life of licK Jilslin McCarthy lilMi lolly PlGl lialirielle Our Fathers have Told Aratra IViitllici Lovti's "1 11 In Muncra I'ulverls will taks a stock of drugs and a portion in money, or a stock of dry goods and a portion In money In ex 2' IT I 2U7 wood filler, purchased from a dealer whoso name is a guarnutpo for his goods. Theso fillers usually como by the pound, often in pasto form, and maybe thinned to proper consistency with turpentine. It is applied to the wood with brush, nud, all that remains on tho Rurfueo is polished off with hardwood shavings or excelsior.

This filler is allowed to dry about 12 hours, when a coat of was is applied, or of prepared oil if you prefer it. Where oil is used it should be thinned with a certain amount of "drier. Tho bert wax is a preparation of turpentine and brrr wax, properly melted together, and is I ept by all dealers in change for it. Call on or write to the Teleokam office for particulars. If Sir Walter teott 2HI5 Cliroulcles of the Ca.iom;a!e 1 II Sliortlio ne 5LI8 Countess Kvo Flora I.

Shaw 513 SeaChaiufn William Uiliuore Minins Mrs Molesworth ltk.2 Many Inn ami ilivini; In Marrlatre Hiisiinna Mooille ii7l Flora Lyuilsay Hnl lieylt'rey Moncton Jus Carter Morrison HiTll l.lleilf Cii.boii Kuv Christie Murray UW Aunt L'lM 5159 'J I ik) Villi 5Hi.H 5IH7 Vaseonselus Heaiichauip I imrh'iniiiit Melllchaiiips l'artlsan Confessions Fi.rairers HVs7 (ieorue Mimvllle Keen lli (ioi.leii Manuel lloii!" Mri I'ot reslr ftwj Mv Hero O11111U It KorreBt VJH l.M Kays (iriiril Ik ronl Vif.) (inly Corol Klrl Laura Konl 1(1 1 iMirllonor'n mine Kiieinlen Horn Knilielllon 1112. (lolilt'H Bella Anthony Kriiiuls IIW7 l.Uo of John lliinyioi ThOB Kowlerl.I. I) lOSlt Life of Locke Henry lleor.e 101(1 The Laml gncHlion 10-17 rrotectlon or Free Trade Then 1 lift KW1 Pretty MI-ni llellew Win (lladstouu 1HM t'ritlcisin of lloherl Kltoiiere Annie IHni) lllluhleil Life 1IMI wallof thcHlorni Winona (lilnian NX14 (ieneral IHllity 1UW Clarice 8 Harlot; Could HOD Little I'll enny Jliixwll dray 1121 lti'proach nf Anneiley (leisol 1129 Tunis Hnlha Kvelvn tirav 11M Ah late Would Have It Arthur nrlllUln 1131 N.HM Cecil lirlffltln Vict. 11 a Keine It llt.ler 11M Col.iu'iritili 1IW Allen gniiler-inilln KM Tale of Three I.I0111 Tli'-man Hardy IK7 Wooillamlert Mary tlraee 1IH2 SlriuiKrt Klsniipearanre 1183 tireat Klvorcn I'ae Hh7 A Utter Cashel llney VZ19 Mteru Cliaso Lover'a Yeed Mm II llolfnian Married the Mayor 1210 Treaelirroiin Woman A12I5 Uiht World Arahi'Ua Hopkin on 12.VJ Life's Kuful Fever Fersm Hiinie 1270 tilrl r'roiu Malta 121U Life of Sir Walter Scott Mohn Hoj VM rtludles In Civil Scrv Ice Adah llnwunl Auiiiiiit her Will 5KW 1IWH (ioidwln SlMllll parquetry floo. t.

Tiio chief mistake that amateurs ma! id to apply tni.n wax loo generously. An expert in this 1. latter says that 'tind of wax ought to cover fiOO feet of "vface. After tho wax is applied and ribbed in with a weighted brush it 1 bo allowed to stand fur NO HURRY IN NORWAY. eft! Hy Hie tliite ot (he Sea Cynic Fortnue First l'eison singular II-arts Wavul'the world AI101 Mulr (iold-n Uirls Mvers Llfi of Wonls FATENTj! 1719 awhilo i "cond coat applied before tho Hour is us- d.

worth William Morris 17: My Friend Jim 171 IT4J It nine That Terrli.lp Man Mr Chain' sons 1744 The county board of Nance county elected f. W. Lenker county treas nrer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. Pillsbun Lenker was the man defeated by Pnlsburyat the fall election. The selection of Lenker is a fair sample of the pop idea of the eternal fitness of things.

Geo. Lehman i9 in Omaha to-day. There is some mystery this Wonder Worker doctor. He cured Vertcrlnnry Surgeon Cook of deafness, on Tuesday night. Everybody knows Cook, and Cook says this doctor cured him.

Then yesterday, the doctor removed a tapeworm more than forty feet long from a man without seeming effort. This doctor seems to out-do Schlatter In miraculous cures. lie will be at the Meridian until Feb. 2. Mrs.

John Conley, whoso home was a few miles north or Columbus, died ou Tuesday morning of pneumonia after only three days illness. The fuueral was had from the Catholic ehuich lu Columbus yesterday. A husband and seven childreu are left to mourn the loss of an estimable wife and mother. CLARK, DEEMER Patent Practitioners 20 years, 189 Broadway, New York, will send Free upon request of the readers of this paper, our Hints to Inventors," also Patent Guide and a selected "List of Valuable Inventions 1 UHITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS quickly procured on LOWEST LIBERAL TERMS. Expert service guaranteed.

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NOTE i All orders to procure patent received from readers of this paper are entitled to ONE IEAfi'8 subscription 2195 Life of Cowncr Faulty Spender 220a lUUll the Kay liioaku Speluht 2507 Harren Title hnrlotlu iM Stanley 2511 Accord and Discard Lesllo Stephen 252.1 Lite of Johnson 5229 Life ot Pope. Jane Stanley 5550 DuiiKliUTNiiftlie (iOtls stark wont her and Wilson 553J So-lallsin Julian Mu is 5533 1 oincdy u( a Country It else 2294 Kick's Wander-lux 2535 John Muniment lleol.a r- on 5227 In l'rison stnl Out I'emplu 2551 lliilta Tasina 22a7 I'nclo Pipers of Piper's Hill Nlckolai Tcliern- Isncafsli 22(1(1 Vital ijiicstum Thackerav Mm II I oil's lUruiiiu A'ltlev B3 (il.inl's HmIio AVeliMK 110 An Aiiirrlriili Journey liiirrull 117 Kecoliln Venueance Hi) lr'it lleiHT Al'm II ileim 123 piracy Cliai Wi.ti oll llulestler H7 Klr lievli'rf WlllttT llttillllt IM I.Hitienlof Hives llolv IM 1 iim Heine Lord lieainiiHlteM till Klxe Wdiii ler lua Lord ISeiUMIisllelil Life llerluTt llcnaril 1 iVmehman Love 1 1 i r.i-iiKNi liHI l.4H-ked0ut JtW Mi.rv -ni'iiy 2iti riirilow'll 210 'ril'l'l Novell 2 vela 211 sir Tlim Vpmoro 2IH Muhl of Slu'r 217 rips lliel'nrrler .1 mil llliver KM ill Cm ititl l'liiiWIillieul illtmn liliit-k ii I-'itr IiiiIt 'Sl-i I'eiiiiiice of John I.i'KH" Kemper Hooock JH Hie Area llnuliliiii 27t IlonaKi'il'i Kurt ii no Kotwrt lliii'lmiiiui 411:1 iiHicrof 1 lie initio 4(M New liho'iit lireimh US Vhloii J4IIH i II ll lxll 411 More Veia shout the 1 iHst'ter llymier 41.H I i Ve! 411 TritoiHivnh John ll llui'ton 4W Mysterrof SI Juinea Cark Tltomasl'iirhlo r.l'i 1 ,11,. of llil IB fiH t'tiiirtixm 1 Kriindi fcrt .1 en 11 I'liil Kreilerl. Itieliter 1'oilrallofJoliii Knox 531 Corn l.uw I'liyiiies A I'litirch ,39 I of Sjieiicer It 1'olerlilk'e 5K! N. ar Krlalloii I null 1 615 tllft (M I'uul ViiWih anil (Hliirxtorle 821 So'iirlieily'n Hinry .1 I'ViiliiinrrCool'er itytnf Ihr Hour Sij M.iiilklnit I'niiiiieelln K4 iollllll (illlll Siuarf i' 1 uuilierlaiiil (M Uiihhl'iSpfll irl itf I mill l.mlr I'liviulllly lieprw "jr.

i'Kiiti iiineliirstton I'll irh llu keiK "HI A meni'iHI Noles iur' from Italy JU 1 jrnhy Son VlllH 717 ii 'h'jIiv Ho 7W Mrt l.irnper'n l.oillllllL'l iiiiieii I'uws I'p-f liewleii 7iV4 I. if. -of Hone hey I "bl H'-il l.oli. ry ticket The I'urliio J3 ly worth. ImiiiiioihU inffirln Mi 1-Ui'i Irein IHirh Uitlliules A'inle Hw.iriU K4 l7 nisihl we to vilt Her VlvlaiitlislWaut; Kio Sm oi KleMIn Ani'-liii It rewards tlU in li.M linn lar) Mi of Doom S4 NoxtolKui- W-oitpJ s5 Irfivenint Miravs i 1 11..

I KJ Such KaleK.rS. 2 vols Milton Nobles 1749 l'hoelilx Nctlcv 17: From Hie ()l her side William Itrleu 17iU o'ilaras Mission Mrs rower 17iVl t'nfalrlv Won Kr.l Oi hoVowitz 17d Mental sinu'cst-Ion 4 vol Mr(Hlihaiit 1771 Fllleliullvle 1777 I'oor tieiitlenian ll Ytit I- Ml I II I III A i iii 79 John Son of his Father Lucy Crof on Oliver's llridn tJiu-en's Hook A great mi: American families attempt to take care of a hardwood floor without a br.sh. This is a wasto of much laboriov. energy. Tho work cm bo uecomplis' by tho mo of a brick wrapped in nuel and then in cotton, but it cannot I 1 properly nccoieplislu except by a wg man, while 1111 ordinary pervarrt rctuliiy wield the 2'J pound brush, v.

ich sells in our shopa ut from 50 to I uud with care will last many years. It 1 hould be passt ii first across the grain rf the wood. TL. tiie fhxir should be vigorously polished witb the grain tho wood. Finally a piece of old carpet is laid down and tho floor is polished under this.

A properly cared for floor should bo polished with the brush once a week. It should not be rewnxed of toner than onco a month or onco in two or three months, according to the amount of wear ou it. -titer a certain period of timo it may 1 0 necessary to scrape the floor and apply sunn kind of restorer, though this should bo hardly required unless ti floor ben improperly dressed. Of runrre tho best way of polishing such floor is in tho foreign fashion, with a brush attached to 0110 font of a robust man, who goes skating about until the snrfaco gleams like marble. But this method is not often possible in this country except in thoso households where there aro foreign inenscrvants.

New York Tribune. I ill I ill Kcvlews I7M 1-siO S)2 nlniils O'SnlMvnn runs "Sketches Clii'iKlinaH HiHiks I Hall ids Novel by Linlneiit llsnds 22', 52i 1 1 5.H3 Teople Talco Their Time There and Wonder ut Vankce Visitors. Theso Norwegians aro a wonderfully patient says a correspondent. They uerr lmrry. Why should they? Thcro is always time enough.

We breakfast nt 0 o'clock. Monsieur goes to business at 10 or so, am! returns to his dinner, like all the rest of tho Scandinavian world, at 2 :30. We reach coffoe nntl cigarettes at about 4, and then monsieur goes back to his if ho likes, for two or three hours. Wo sometimes see him again at supper at 8 :30, bnt usually there is a game of whist, or a geographical society lecture, or concert, or a friend's birthday feto (an occasion never overlooked by your true Norwegian), or some one ha3 received a barrel of oysters, and would not, could not, dream of opening them without champagne and company masculine company only. It seonis to mo that thero nro entirely too many purely male festivities licre.

In fact, tho men say so themselves and that they would really enjoy many of tho occasions much more if ladies were piosent. lint "it is not tho custom of tho country" (a rork on which I am always fnnndfriug) to omit or to change in fmch matters. Monsieur only dues as do till tlm other mini of his which is and condition, which is tolid. Thero is a curious feeling concerning America over hero in ouo wny and another. Jtorgpiibliidet, tho chief conservative paper, an orgau locally of the first importance, keeps a sort of horror chamber of Americana.

The reason is, I suppose, tlmt in these very dark and troublous political times, when not only tho union bnt the nionnrchy itself is threatened and tottering, tho conservative interest thinks it dangerous to allow any virtue to orpear in a republic, and especially in ours, tho most flourishing, and therefore, tho most pernicious, cxamplo of that invention of evil bred. Sun Francisco Examiner. IMS Lion of Of Columbus, Neb. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 500,000.00 PAID IN CAPITAL. $00,000.00.

laio l'l Iji'J Keiperale Wotnan L'lllo Nana Mothers Ml take Haunted 1.1 f-Little Miii-hlne Kvletlon Maid ol Creni-oua of Heiihurh Mary Mavour-necu Lllecn Alaiina llohert Liniliel ran ire Cae Faioi.l Kilt isa7 pus i-m IMl 1-12 mi 13114 Waller Huiihle Tho following quaint advertisement is from a South Africa paper: "It was en Thursday, at 9:30 n. tho 4th of April, that in tho passivo retirement of C. M. do Tamowsky family, nt 13omio Terre Pocnir, a lovely babe named Eliacin Milton Lnliomir has drawn his first breath cf life on this earthly world. All generous, Christian friends, kindly to pray our heavenly Father to protect this puny, livingspriug through timo and for eternity.

iiiifnoy 'ary I'atrlek 1SV1 Maroile Chll I James I'avn ('is Kiivesdroiiper OFFICERS. C. n. 80ELDOV. President.

O. P. II. OEHLRICn Vke President. CLARK GRAY.

Cashier. DANIEL ISCHIUM, Ass't Cashlfr. 1.V.I Oiic of the Faintly Cunoii's Ward Luck of the KarreMn Klt-A Memory isiio I St. 1S70 Count l.v of Tolstoi 5511 I'o iKonehka Heillia llioiuiis Hi ihelh's Fortune Arnold Tovnhee 5U5' linlu-trlal Kevolu Hon 5 vols Antony Trollop 532(1 Auloliloitraphy I' red Allison I upper 5311 MiHiinhlne Vane 2373 I. Ik Lucifer I Volilioeihe Wllhelnl Travels Floren ifu 5KI licherii'ule Vaurtinl ife 5as9 Nurse Itevell'a Ml.

takes 2391 1'rin-e of Dark- nes 7rt Witch of the Hill. 5311) Woman's Hacu I. II Walford 511'i Mr Smith Prof Ward 5414 Life nf f'hincr A Hall 213-1 Kicks and Froth Wl'llain Weslall Mr Forleseue S45 Hueer Kaee Wfleli 2444 Life of lirover Clevelsnd Violet 5417 Her Johnnie 51 is F.rlc Kane Jitlilt Stranife Winter 54W In yuarlers with Hie rcll ack Horse llarvst 5475 Little Fool i'li- line Wilde 2 01 III Hi-nil. 11. I Mind Irrlng and Ptokrr.

Not many know how that talented Irishman, Mr. Bram Stoker, camo to ha associated with tho fortunes of Sir Henry Irving. It was in this wiso. Sir Henry, when ou a visit to Dublin, was invited to a supper party, nnd during tho conrno of tho evening was induced 137 tircat Amhemt Mvxiery Wahiiitfton livliiif 131H Ahliittf.ir.l ami Newlead AhlM-y 1:1 1 7 ravi l' pern 1SI1I Life. (iolilinilth i 1' It Juiileg l.TJI Karnley Manrlw lokal LCI Modern Midas Mr Kilvranl Keiinard 13:1.1 Matron or Maid linii-e Kennedy L'A) i'lHiallen 2 vols A V.

Ijincailer 1J-I All' lros hut Loe Vernon Lee I4ni rii iniiiiii lncr 1415 rtiiieifoiic Hundred Monp Marnrt I.ee llnvhten Nhrht hiitlierliif Macijiiold 1W Joan Weutwortn Hrookn Mr) iirmlck 1510 Nature Vhiiik Nolilfiniin McKemia 1M2 Heart mid liold leirle Marvin IVi KuIhii the i Herat Harriet IM4 Hill and Valley IViO (mmi'd Man ill Alllfe Mad l)uuin-i IK 1. runups Wi Ss'liil Vlclnsltudes 1H77 Srranco Adventures of Luev Hlinlll Jack and Uire Jills Kenwarl I'liilhi 17 Joan llniwu 1'hltllps and Wells it Miuyl Uo' Marriage Post and Lewhatlier ll7 The l.eorue llrwllt iiiiipalKil Aum Itav Mrs lire. e-V Fev olds I9M lerild.d li. 3 vols Kccrntrlo Mouklnh Sculptors. Tho work cf tho monkish 6culptora, both in wood nud stone, shows a vast amount of linmor.

Witness tho gargoyles of onr old churches and tho devils, half human, half animal, which tdorn tho tippor galleries and form tho lorbels nud brackets cf many cathedrals, theso ono can scarcely believe to have been modeled seriously as conceptions of tho spirit cf evil, for, if tho doctrine of the personality of tho dcyilworo hold faithfully, it is scarcely probablo that artists would bare expended their satire npon ns terrible nud vindictive a person ns tho ntrh fiend, nor would tho monks have allowed their misereres nud stalls to be decorated with burlesques of his latauio majesty. Uood Words. In Ilnrry. "It's a rapid nge," said tho big ro-liceman thoushtfnlly. "A terribly rapid go.

Everybody's in a hurry. "What's tho matter now?" inquired the man who was waiting for a street car. "Why, we've got tho trolley car, haven't we?" "Yes." "And the cable car fender?" "To be mee." "And the cigarettes?" "Quito so." "And yet you rend in ths every day about people so blamed impatient that they go and commit suicide." -Washington Star. to rccito nts thrilling way "Tho Dream of Eufleno Aram. One of his auditors, a young man with a brilliant reputation at Trinity college, was so affected by tho tragedian's delivery that Lo burnt into tears.

Ilcury Irving otked the young man to call on him tho next morning, nnd then and there mado him on offer, which was accepted to tho mu- I tnal advantage of both. Tho yonntr man Plrasnre In Hit Work. "Thiit sour old fellow, Grumpun, has a job tlmt Just finitsliim." "Ho'g station master whero CO trains go out every day, and ho sees somebody miss every one cf them. "Chicago 1WVI pe. ltcrlram Vlvhm i vols llo.on i H.n purser vols WllL'ller Hie Kl.

i.lu Hi' l' Winle Hone ni He irt KlIKC't 1 iti'I li.hylon .1 Jitiry Aielcr'H 1'J MA Hi was Mr. Brain BRlcr. London Wtier Well 5 vols.