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THE MAN
OF
asked Git*l«s politely.
•J ,‘. h>. roared I’tie an. liis close
ha r » bristle. “Can be? Can
r
A Idcrmnn Phelan.
Pick Ilorrigan down Alderman
jjauny l’h< an? Well! Nothin’ to it,
m When I’m through with Dick
Horigan he'll have worried himself so
thiD they have to wear glass* to
,t,ave him I’ll bury him so deep this
fa ; that they'll ne'er find him HII they
rart diggin a subway to China.”
■You seem pretty confident,” observ
ed Gibbs
"Cwtfldent Why not? Why not, 1
jsfcymi? W hy wouldn’t I lie confident?
is there a voter in the ward—black.
»hile. ye ov or greenhorn—that I can’t
ca by his first name and ask after
ti: his cl-; hen by uame? Is there a 1
voter in the ward 1 haven't staked to j
coal or ei.: or bail or Imoze? Is
there? If - >, name binl^Jio me. Put a |
Mite 11 h ii. They’re my friends [
twelve m ,tli-s of every year, not just |
it ele-i •: time. Ilorrigan, indeed! !
Say. if be starts runnin’ any man in ;
usy ward h** i have to sight him liy a j
tree to see if lie's matin’ any progress
orn.it Ilorrigan. hey?"
Tome. come, alderman." interposed
W»,nwright "Why don’t you and
Horrigan smoke the pipe of peace?
Why"—
“The only pipe me an’ T>iek Ilorrigan
wii; ever rome together over will lie a
ytrd of tead pi|>e. an’ niv fist will be
it one end of that an’ his thick head
it th' other "
"Bnt,'’ remonstrated Walnwright. "he
x i strong man. Is it safe to fight
Mm?’
"Why isn't it? tie's got to come into
the Kiglith to lick me. and he’ll la
ment as strong there as a barkeen's in
tlaence »itti the Prohibition party.
Besiiles. I like a fight. I'm the original
‘Stop. Irwk and listen’ signal at Trouble
Station. I”—
As a personal favor to me. aider
man." Wheedled’Mr. Walnwright in his
m *t persuasive manner, “won't you
mute a fneml of ilorrigan?”
"I’d g idly oblige you by makln’ a
fine fas| unable, rollickin’ funeral of
ban. hut friends friends" —
"Sut it I ;isk*’d him here to meet you
wouldn't you try to be cordial to
him r
I sure would—as cordial as a liank
nipt to a rent collector. He'd be gs
jiretty near as welcome as a broken
leg"
Tni sorry you look at It that way.
• iderman liecauae I've asked him to
day ”
"To eome here? Quit your Jostlin'!”
“But he doesn't know he'll meet
you"
”A.S' he’ll never find It out. fur Pin
on my way I’d sooner meet a p’rade
from th' contagion bosjiitai.”
”<'f course, if you're really afraid of
his
"Afraid of him!” snorted Phelan,
o'liirus a full stop at the door a«1
then returning to the middle of th*
■fi,- \fr;di1 ef I tick Ilorrigan' j
kl’ iv ns- -he man I’m afraid t* meet j
»iid T’’l ' ie,.t fviui witli pleasure ,1u-*t
tS'lww you it's a He. As for’’
Tlr P- rriganT” eatae rile butter's I
"id frvtnf the threshold
T’ who followed the Iti.iiouuoe i
■ ■ae who earned in hi* bear- j
def reason* for his «access j
Tail, (in ;t sipxare of jaw . *s|Uare of
^rDw. hard of month. ite seem eg to
dominate hi* very a-trroondin** and to
flka'e a rough fon-efulncss that car
all is fnre it. His physiognomy
was essential!y
that of the torn
tight**- »• well
as leader — the
man that nei
ther give* nor
asks quarter.
From the day*
when a* a ferry
ticket seller he
had laid the
foundations of
bis later for
tunes by
“knocking down
fares,” up
through his va
ried career as
policeman, coo
ttartor. politician and bows, he had
bright his way ever to the frout by
^tat same force, backed by a bulldog
IXBefc. * genius for organization and a
“-Totality wholly devoid of scruple and
*»n»c*ei1,-s
it e»0.d not t« said of Richard Hor
that his morals were bad. He
had no morals at all. By eoo
b*ft with men of higlier culture than
®* n he bad lost bis early incorrect
*ml v ii!garity of speech Hisdom
J1""' c roughness of manner he had
- ’o lose. |t was by far too val
41 je an asset
"'.--«i rnortiing. Mr. Walnwright.”
liorrigau. with a breezy fa
!-*nt> as he strode into tlie library.
** r i.abashed at finding himseif in
presence of the dreaded finance
“I'm a bit aliead of time, but”—
” *’ 1*ped short with a gvur.t of
**** Hi* eyes had fttilen on f'helnn. 1
"r <i moment th*
'uftci fucb
Stter
mei.t »
la* the
Br»sriiu^ ***** «*
ori^et of a tii'ifttiflT. the aUlenuan st»-!
bN ground. giving the glare f< r
flare
Aiif! so for a mi<*11 tont the ruriuit^
fact**! esu-h other
H
CHAPTER 111.
OlMtIGAN was first to break
the 'east* silence
"What’S this here far?” he
growled. indicating Phelan
with a contemptuous jerk of the head
dial addressing n<> one in particular.
"Ask your friend Wainw right.”
grunted Phelan, with equal roughness.
"1— you see,” l>egau Wainwright con
clllatitigly. "I didn't like to see two
such first rate chaps at (aids with each
other, so I wanted to bring you to
getlier here to"—
”t *h. you did. did you?” sneered Hor
rignn. "And wliat did Pbeiuu say to
that little plan?”
"I said." snap|>ed Plielan lefore his
host could reply—“I said Pd see you in
- first!'*
“PHnie here, twice over!" said Hor
rlgan.
“Hut." interposed Wainwright coax
ingly, “Is there no way"—
"No." retorted Horrlgan. his deep
voice rumbling far down In his throat.
"There Isn't I.ook here. Phelan! I’m
out for your scalp, and Pm going to get
It!"
"Come on, look for It!" crowed Phe
lan. fairlv hopping up and down iu
rage and excitement. “Cornea runnln'!
An’ while you're buntin’ my scalp
don’t overlook one t*t. I'm after
vours!”
“Mine, yon little shrimp! Why"—
"Yes. yours. Horrlgan. yon cur
' You're pretty chesty an' strong stand
i in' on the top of the organization. Imt !
i you're no bloomin' statue of Liberty
; You can be torn down, anil here's the
man who's goin' to do the fearin'
Me Alderman Jimmy rhelan of the;
Eighth!"
‘ Let It go at that for now. You’ll !
' wake up in the fall, when the elec !
i tloll"
*'I.ct It go at that for keeps. I"— |
"Mr. Wainwright." broke off Horri j
gan. 'if this was the business you i
wanted to talk aver with me here"—
"It isn't." assured the thoroughly un
comfortable financier.
"oil' Then we can get down to real
business perlmps when this fellow's
gone."
"That lets me out" observed Phelan
cheerfully as he picked tip his hat
"ft’hy. Mr. Wainwright G’bf. Mr
Gibbs. Horrlgan. I'll"—
“But you'll -stay to lunch, alderman,
won't you?" urged Horrlgan. with an
effort at cordiality that deceived no
one.
"No. thanks.” replied Phelan. “When
Ihe curtain's ntowu and the orchestra's
gone home I don't nei-d no usher to
poke me in the ribs to tell me the
show's out As for stayin' to break
bread with Hick Horrlgan. I'd sooner
lave a Jolly UnJc grub lest with Wiley's
loison squad Good by. all Horrlgan,
is for you. seme day I'll cross two
dicks of dynamite under yon and you'll
scatter <o wid- that the inquest over
tour p'Htieal remains will have to he
leld in fourteen counties.”
“! am so sorry. Mr HorHgan. that
Ibis should have happened in my
house.” said Wdntwright as the irate
alderman stalked out. leaving the Isiss
staring after him in dumb fury. “1
meant It for the best and’’—
"Mr Wainwright. ' interrupted Hor
rlgan. venting ills i«sut up wrath'on his
iismayed host, "this silt! world of ours
Is white with Isvutss of failures, stf
fools, of deadleats. In other words,
of folks who “meant ft for tl»e lest.’
Now let's get (hewn to business.”
"First let lie- Introduce Mr Gibbs
Ue”
"tjiad 1v meet feint, but he'll ejtcuse
me wlieti I say "I never talk business
| Wleoi-there's a-third party ground. No
offcast . Mr. dibits Just walk tail and
take a look at the view, like a g<><*l
hoy. won’t y*uV Thanks.”
Gibbs, at a warning look *f appeal
from 'Wain wrtght, checked 'Is* angry
ivtort mat sprang to his lips, turned
or. his bed and walked *nt Hnrrigan.
t had s liserveti the glance evfkcmg
between the two in eg grudgingly
Osptcd fio soften tile effect of Jps
sijueuess.
didn't menu to *nub vow frtend.'
1 he. "but Phelaa riled toe. and 1
i it wet vw ftte next man I K“>ke to
It o| *irib wet yea to having I he
tike fur. an,, ww ■■
list *s ( twiid i wauled to wfet him
■ to a-' H e will need every wrong
i weetl g*l Phi* fall. We' —
ou know » lot wbottt fiuauee. Ilr.
nwrigbt. But jaw'®* * r““k °*1
r l« jHilifJc* or y»B'd never have
ie eiK'b a I weak 1 cau* eorapro
» with l*helau eves If J wanted to.
i stood out against me. and I've
to auiash him If he could defy me
get away with It. other leaders
Id think they could do It. too. and
ess than no time the organixatboi
Id be split up into a dozen fact!oca.
Cd he down and out L'nderwUmd ?
got to look out for discipline If I'm
told the place I've won H ben a
in the organization atarta a fight
ust roe. I must down biro There »
timing I»ack. Tbat'a mby Pro bosa
ry man in the crowd knows be s
to oliey me or tight me and that if
fizbt It s a laittle to the death. Ami
the roan who ihrfw the dying, not
vow. you understand? So we can
to business What *—
:t business seemed thi* morning
d to manv interruptions. The lat
came in the form of Judge New
w ho. bustiiug Into the room with
hi< customary pompous dignity,
leuly stup(>ed in his tracka aud
eil at sight of the U*ss.
;ood moraine. Mr Horrlgan. said
Judge ingniiiatlp-gly. wrtgg mg «n
the i-«>' glower. I N* ' “ D,,t
too early and that Mr. W am
bit baa interceded for"—
or your renominatioo?” queried
rigaii speaking as though to a dis
*d awrvaut- ”lf tbat'a what you re |
I tokl ><«l Se
Milt- Mr II* -Hi. consider how
p!tv led the tcwc- v cowed judge
How run | ix** ,'o :v to ';t« practice
au»l coui|ip!e w; singer men? He
i sides Mi-'. New ijiau <!e< tares'
j "I can't belt* that." returned IlorH- ’’
gsn. quite uniiH>val. "You've hat] your l
share \\ e ve got to look out for otir !
ow u active w itrkers ft*r the inert we \
can count on to tlo ttie right thing "
”Hut. Mr. Uorriguti." protested the
Jlitlge. "1 nlwuvs try to tlo what Is
right."
"I said 'the right thing.' " correetetl
the l»«s "See the tli(Terence?"
"Excuse me. judge," Intervened
Wainn right "If you'll leave this mat
ter in my hands. I w ill try to convince
Mr llorrigan of your fitness. Just
leave It ail to me."
"Oh. thank you so much, Charles!"
cried the relieved judge. “I'm sure I
pan count on you. Mrs Newman will
he so grateful. Well, I won't detain
you any louger. iiootlby.”
"Ooodhy. judge.” answered Waln
wright tolerantly
"tJoodby. Mr llorrigan.” went on
Judge Newman, with effusion
A grunt from llorrigan, who had
turned his broad twck on the visitor,
was the onlv reply, and the Judge de
part «>il to liear the message of hope to
Sirs. Newman
•'Have you any special ohjeetioos to
Newman'-” asked W'aiIIw right
"No." said llorrigan. "except I think
perhaps there > men who can ih> lietter
by us You know how much It means
ueiimes to have the riglit judge han
dle tour case."
"1 think at a pinch we can manage
Newman, and"—
"Oil, if it is a favor to you. all right
Hut It doesn't do those Judiciary fel
lows any harm to keep tnem guessing
awhile. It tames 'em and teaches 'em
to mind—sort of keeps them In their
Iona INe Us
1 And it s ■
of the feed
a cliam-e. ]
"I'm grot
Mr llorrigan!"
\ our nose ont
e otie else
f
/
£?•»*# Hornynn
r
/
places, yon know And nmv won't you
tell that I hi l It r of yours not to let us
lie illsturlitsl?"
Wnliiwright complied. and the two
settle I down to their ileforretl tslk
"How ;i I uni t the election tills fall?”
ts'irau the liuancier
"We re already growing: but. Just lie
tween you slid me. It's going to tie a
hot tight. The |ieo|ile at large seem to
tie a little sore on the organization A
few deals lately have lieen a little raw,
and some of the papers are kicking.
(Joist land! If it wasn't for tlie news
pu|N>r* what a el tie h a Isiss would have
In rtinnlng a city! It ’d lie like takiug
peunie* from a butiy's bank. But'*—
"Then you think there is Rome doubt
nlimit the election?"
"1 wouldn't go so far as that. It'll lie
a tussle, hut with plenty of cash ami
the r.ght man for mayor—mark me. I
say 'and the right man'—we ought to
win.”
•'The woods are full of ‘right men.' ”
replied \Vabiwright "The money Is
the chief tiling to consider That Is
why I asked you here today This Js
the point I'm getting it: As soon as
election is - fely « er the Borough
Street railway will apply for a fran
chise for a car line from Blank avenue
to Iwsh sireet along the river front.”
' I see!” maided llorrigan. "And. as
von own the t 'By Surface Hoc and as
that Is the IWrough Street railway'*
worst rival. y«u want the Borough’s
'franchise bill kUled when it come* lie
f.,re the Imard of aldermen.”
•'^You’re wrong. To para phrase your
owfi words, you kt»»*' a lot about |k»II
tics. I want tlie ftwiugh Street rail
ware fraucliise grauvu and I want
the franchise to lie pci>e*ual.”
"But J don't see whet four driving
at If /an intend to merge t*e Borough
Ktreer rsrtsway w ith your *»»«<flit.v 8ur
fg.-e iim» He charter will he**/use .void."
'•I don't naenn to merge them 1 own
bath roodseaaei 1 nin them arfMrulaay "
“The -- 'lor*
“Tlmt'a a fcttle surprise. ab? 1
haven't made any (•oraile of It. I Jwat
went gaietly to work, through 01Ms.
and tsmght »P ** majority of the Bor
oogti stock. Now 4oii't you ace bow
tbe granting of tlie franchise and the
news that f eourrol tie road will work
when they a I* made known?"
"Bure! It'll aeud that stock sky
hlgti Ton'll scoop in a million or two.”
is *» n *tl
wrlcht scornfully "Ne-.i rcr"~
"Hold on!" interrupted Horrisran
“What's that «t.*l«e""
Ho had Jamfol f«* bis foot with an
alacrity that »3< strut- .. j |n *.■> arsr
a ro.-m an.! was listening Mon:It
"That rltckioicf" asked Wa ■>« right
"Oh. that's on It tin* private wire In tut
flrtirt “
"lYlvafp slrt? Ant otx-ranirY''
'1 If otitrt. Why T*
S:|«(> ,ee he should to N
listening to n<
••Who'! Th':i|>“tt? A
■'I don't know I'd rathe-"
“Vanet'se It's Thi.,: * • prl
vato s. ■ \. a mat « - N-. a with
me nine years. I u s: h , t,
"Hot I don't. I d •ti't treat anybody
S. !1.1 Iii'i int i s ■ o' •>!(' r
"! can't In his absence » . so I”’
MM) f and
wasn't til. re on tin* tor. u ■ ■< : t >
transmit It to too I in rht t m
sands. Ho * a right I* « • or a man
was I trust hiut implicit iy"
"Oil al! right, then, to* oti « tit w.mt
ton wore saying"
I want the H«*r aiffh Street railway
franchise made perpetual. fa: h my
drift
' Situ. Hot the pnpe. * at I the prop
erty bohleia wit! make a big kick."
A In'iin Hi nm tt.
"J.et them. They'll "ju get hoarse
and have to rest tlieir threats \s lmg
as we get the votes what *lo we mre
ir—
"Vos. yes!" agreed the boss luipu
tlentlv. “That's all right, but what I
want to know. Is. How (has all this
coueeni me?"
Horrlgan threw himself bail. In his
chair. uptiiteil cigar In one corner of
his mouth, thumbs In waistcoat arm
holes ami eyed Ills host i|Uiz*ically
Wain wright dill not even pretend not
to understand. Still. Instead of giving
a direct answer be went on with seem
lug irrelevance:
“I am a public spirited citizen. I lie
lleve civic welfare would suffer by any
change In municipal administration, so
to keep the present party in power I
am willing to donate to it 32UO.UUO to
ward election expenses.”
“That sounds pretty good as far ns it
pot's, but maybe you didn't hear some
thing I asked you a minute ago. What
I want to know Is. Ilow does all tills
concern njeV"
"I'm coming to that. As I suld. I
am a public spirited citizen. I'm also
a good friend such a goisl friend that
I'm always gl«d ;•> put my friends on
to anything In the market that look*
particularly promising Suppose I far
cy for your account at the market
|ricc (that's <53 just nowi Jo.tSHI shan't
ff Borough Street railway stock?"
“Well?"
“If that franchise is granted. Bor
ongh stock w ill go up at teast 25 points
within two days that would dear up
for you a profit of—let's sis- about
llorrigan bad pulled a pencil from
hi* pocket and was figuring on the
back of an envelope.
“Tea.” he said at last; “that's right.
$375,000. That would tie my profit,
while yours would run tarto The mil
Sons Thar"* not warm enough friend
•hip for fw*
"Rnrel.v. that is a generous"
**renerous. mar b< imt I'd like some
thing tuimlfb'ent say 25.000 shares a1
53. Then at the 25 point jump I'd
make---I'd soak*-" consulting Ids fig
jre« *»n the Hi*'■'■••• • ■ something over
fc,im.(s*i That sounds Is-tter to me
-ley r
“But Mr II li
“You*i Take 'em or
e«vr lit
"Oh. i. ■ y * ' ll."
wrigh w 'i :.i .
thing ' * !ig ■ .
-.-e !‘s| Warn
•• *• •• Auy
I :.-n.J "
IP el *c
tion i isisr- . . i i pc'-o' s! ac
count i is-**ivc— 25' ■ 1 ■ Imres at ' 12"
“«ju <■ mi Tv a* I n »v“
"Ati'l now ra ,i s tlie <;ue«iiou of the
pght i mu for mayor Wr“—
Ago! i llo:rlg:in (kiumoI. rising to Ids
feet s'esltbily. like so;.:e pouderniif
cat. his head lient slightly, as though
catching u faint <*r distant sound
"What's the matter?" asked tVstn
wrig'if. looking up
“Nothing." returned MonTgau Hut
be did not resume ills scat. Instead a*
he talked tic liegan to |*ce the room in
apparent altnlcssm-ss, yet every turn
chanced to brii g h in nearer and near
er to the disir of the adjoining office
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•the draf.ing vt will*, Mt« *U© »* i'iec«lc
»tim inlet rat or and trustee in the «**ttl* m*»t of
ale* ___________________________
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Torrty Sc Gender,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
K«-w Mradlry IIuIUIIdk
Ofltc. Hour*: « to li; 1 Ui 1 to »
J^KIC H. JCHMOI,
Attorney and
Counsellor-at-Law
Wagner's Block formerly ©•©* of John f
Car neuter. I*utwain. Conn. Uf l«*|ephone 3S 11
11
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CA Kl)
.Attorney and Counsellor
At Law
OKKJCE NO. 1
New Bradley Building.
Iluur* 9—12 1 — 4 7 —fc
Boom 107 Kirn Hi reel.
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Mouldings and Brackets,
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taj-oUtf. WfW*l*'. Soon »0<1 *»»a 8**Ut
flojuo, »it fr«li| l*f*. HM*St»l
foilt; a*w»l e-.M. iul«t»r, H’or Holt sat
* HJbSjToo HooitrM rtrert,»#*» U* bridge, Pol
lom.i uon. __ —
Til
Pitiaa tmirj mi MmMm
CimritiM.
(•Mural P—n4ry »tH Mactoia# vort, nodi
nufactarer* of lb*- celebrated fkmy Ht*
9 rater
n K.BAKBKK Treaa
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pent AM I
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iitorool fro* tlointfcl of IS
TitKOUK TOl" BTK LOTTE. Ttooo.
ItlftlOI *r HOLT Pro*.
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a. mttam torn.
Dentist.
Court Howe Blork. PuIbmb. 0*1* Homn
8o.it,. to 1 p. *»., o»d * «o »p. •
Trow »i. w * r* —
0*0 Tclepoooc M-J.llom* T«kpboo*I7«-Ii
pnurt
General Insurance Agency,
ri Li.e* iiHOan I.r mim, ffttin
All ewnu eattoM rkooH *• vMriMrt
L. II roller »o4 will root!** prompt *t tool let
CLAYTON W. THURBER .
Teacher of Piano and£Organ
Tclepboa* rr—3. ^ Pntaoat, Cooa.
M. KINNEY k SON
dcolon in
Lumbar, Coal. Doora, Mouldinri
Brick. Lima, Camant. P.B.8.
Mixad Paints Load and Oil.
FOR SALE
TVr two »i«rT tee nx'ir. *» PwolVt
a«»w uwM m a Tr ephone t'tk'r Apply Hi Th
Southern Nr* K^kuid Talepfcorr i orapanx
l'»f ttain. 1 ona !9l|
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nhl. Hmi* w.»i i tcrr for.*r «rh*ft Uwe. hy •
*prciaJ net nt the I.4'if»i*Uir» thair SendNl art
* N'jTa; *rx» *!>neiit few tins tee*
»n»i olhi of (ni*
fu&sfe. IJret'imBiii «! IflO, •felupwarOi
Owjw V'i’ ' "v «••>!.• «n 1, • tort*! K«l
Wllfh 111 \< W »«fk Slip it!
the new fireproof
HOTEL NAVARRE.
7th Sve. and 38th St.
|l|wlW'« Met'. Fh'* t4«l TMtrtM). M«| j
imuni u l uxury at Mu takwut Co«t,
AromaiM*, t^uiet ami Kto/ant
Within Fire MiRBtM’ Wallt of Tbr»tm, Shop*
»wiK'lulw. MO Feat Want of Hroatlwiv. NV»
Dutch tii ill Itooni* I<ujreat tu t'ity, t'a U
t'nm Vnm llotrl to All KatltoaiU.
f | 50 FHK HAY without Hath.
t2.00 »*RR DAY with Bath
Suite* |3 50 Upward* S nil For Hook li t
MKAHNH A DAHH, Pro pa
Artesian-: Wells
1
F. A. CHAfVtrUN
Mitiu Ht. Kant Lonj?me»d*>w Mum
“ilEW>ORK
CLIPPER
M 1HIMIATIIT
IVUTRICAL * SHOW PIPE!
IN THK WORLD.
SiN hi Tnr. slide Can, II St
ntm WRRKLf.
Sample Copy Free.
FRANK QUEEN FUN. CO. (Uft
JOHN O.FOa &C0
DK.AI.KHN IN
LUMBER
of
ALL KINDS
Lime, Cement
Drain Pipe
Paints and Oils
Fertilizers
Fire Prick and Cement
Ladders
Shingles, &c. &c.
JOHNO FOX&CO
Office ud Yard. .oath of Po.t
Office, Putnam.
■000*000*0^
N«* Malay Opium Cur*
■•Ins OlMrlbutwl Wrmm by a N«w
York loolfty.
Co operating with mission* in Malay
sia, the Windsor Lalx.ralorii * of Mew
York have nee tired a sti|>ply of the won
derlul cm lire turn plant. » tilth hat done
*o moth to revolutionize the treatment
of the opium habit.
A genetou. supply of the new remedy,
together with full instructions for it.
tiae, and United Sta'e. consular report,
bearing on the »nl>jcct will be aent to
any sufferer. To obtain a free .upply
of thi* rrmedy and the consular rejairt.,
add rets Windsor Laboratories. Hranc h 90,
134 East 25th Street. New York City
l
*000 c oo<y<yo ^ooooocvoo<x>oo<x>ooo
CASTOR IA
far Ldkata sad ChUdraa.
Hi KM Y* Itn Alviyt iNtlt
Dm
Btgnntwaof
P*bui o. mth
Real Estate, Life Accident
and Fire Insurance.
iUtbftwav Black
r«tM«
When You
Have Rot done "Trying”
unsatisfactory Heat
ing Boilers.
YOU C*N SAFELY
BUY THE
DUNNING
BOILER
K alwaysfsatisfactory.
All styles and all sites. Jin
use since iSs
J. A. EUVRARD.
Hnnittrt riunihrs . Stuunt »mt
Hot Wih't Ktwer.
IN'IMl'fl, evcIuMvi' VgeM Cot WltidhittU
• ml Tulin mi County,
FARM
9ieRT(il«E;iNVESTREKTS
That han Stood th* Tost lot
25 ‘years
Th# Httntti'Mi ll»u i' that Jw*l h*« ty*
tome tU'jfrrf* tit monsryntetl i^mo, %»h*t w*s
tlvmnU'liMtml in n v»>e% tfiniked tlf^ree ci«rm«
I uti«t I* I owing the ot umt elv ; TtMtf
I there i« lit* other |Wof»crh w»h as Win), nu<i
that *«.) i*» the v»i full* *Rtl 'he •»»« ah me*
theieenn hem* hnnl Hums aluml lot th# ftiftti
with « \\c)| Inc tiled Hum, neither ran there I*#
ini nervmittilra* lo; the tiohlei ult* v/ell
j I it«t MoiltfHijt’ on sm h **»-viU . I or t»enty
live rents out Ku’»t Mtuignye Fttttr. I.ostui
have *toml the U**l wiitiwd the low* ot * •iBnt#
dullin' to t%>'\ t«\p*toi. • ^tr input thnl mi,v ot
oiii New |.t „l,»mi euslotiter* t tin rot ?■ rtti.
\t i sliouj.l Im- nleimul to -eml detenpHve
inemorntnU ol out Itnu* tunny one iuterentetf
hi »Bs(»lulel v ante tnve*teinenl thnt will f»#t
Farmers&TradersItt
Wakefield. Nebraska
John D. tUskell, |Nw. O. Mntheweon, V.f
|{. II. MitheWMUi, » Wiier.
VIIIU.VS! VIHI.VS!
I Havci a rulltsilion of (Inti VbliM wbl^
Imvr tu ili*|Ni«t' «»l; Rmnng tbtm AM
•rveial of my own make \ lilfN »r« unaurMAMkl
for oukfitrtl work, il«o mvataI vtry ni<l Ui
itnimcnt* autubU- lot | »rlor or protcMiooal pv
. All lhc»o moot In? mold,
Tbccmrly bird—etc., etr.
JOHN A. MORSE
21ft Sunlit Mam Htrort
pAtnam. r«st
Commonwealth Hotel
_Opp. State House, Boston
The Lightlthat Never Fails.
TIu* Itesi. aikM l»mnp on Iht
Mttrk‘1, all tlilti^** t*onNlt|rrt*dt no tlmi
gt*r, no shallow. l ull ami them lit
ojierutton at
II. F. X. MYOY, Agent,
III lain SI reel, fill Hum,
whew Itlolw'H, Tu|w mikI all Mippllew
lor I,hiii|i can In1 had. AI*»o referenced
run In' given to many now In inaf.
Offer, rooma willi hot and cold water
for fl.OO per day and up; room* with
private hath for fl.50 per day and up;
sutlea of two rooma and bath tor |3.0C
per day and op. Weekly ralaa on room#
with hot and cold water and abower
htlba, |it oo to |*.<0; rooma with private
be!be, f« 00 to f 13.00; soltee of, two ■
4 Mime end beth f U 00 t« (32.99,
Absolutely Hreproof. atone Sucre
nothing wood but Ibu doors. Kquipped
with Ita o*u Sanitary Veeum Cleaning
Plant Long Distance Telepnona ,la
Kvtry Hoorn. Htrlctiy a Tsmperanoa
Hotel.
bTORER P- CRAFTS, Manager,
Head for Hook let.
For Sale!
1
THE
Inquire of
Richard Gorman,
Inaurenee anJ Reel EUtate,
- Ft»
Bradley Building,