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NEBHASK STATE JOUKXAL, FBTpAr MOBXIXG, JAXUAET 25. 1895. RAILPOAD TIME TABLES tsrrnoi ciimm, TJTt. Arrf-ral snrl depsrnin. of UIm carrying ram at Lin coin.

Nob. Trmius marked: Dallr Daily except Similar. Daily racept Monday. rzcrpt SaturdaT. IHundaya oa It.

ITuea dar. Thursday and 8anir1y only. Monday rdiwwlay and Friday only. Burllugtun 1K1 vi Imhoii rl Hirer Ballrosd I a. a a.

1 Ticket offices at B. A M. depot and corner of Tenth and streets. IK mm TO SALEM, ORfiGOJST, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 28th, FREE TO INTENDING PURCHASERS In Tillson Colony, under the terms of our former advertisements in this paper. For the benefit of those who have not read those advertisements we repeat: The land is level or.

srently rolling, and all beautiful; fronts on the VViJlamette River; none of it more than six miles Irom Salem, the Capital City of Oregon; it is free irorn stumps, roots or stones, and is a rich alluvial did not, mndameV "He did, sir!" she retorted, firing up. "Or if he did not, prove it prove it And, by the way," she continued. lowering her voice again and reverting to her former tone of spiteful badinage, "how is the dear queen? I heard that she was indisposed yesterday and kept the king in attendance all day. So unfortunate, you know, juaUat this time." And her eyes twinkled with malicious amusement. "Madam," I said, "may I speak plainly to you?" "I never heard that you could -speak otherwise," she answered quickly.

'Even his friends never called M. de Rosny a wit: but only a plain rough who served our- royal turn well enough in rough, times; but is now grow- tf "Madam I "A trifle exigeant and After that I saw that it was war to the knife between us; and I asked her in very plain terras if she 'were not afraid of the queen's enmity, that she dared thus to flaunt 'the king's favors before her. "No more than I am afraid of yours," she answered hardily. "But if the king is -disappointed in his hopes?" "You may suffer; very probably will," she answered, slowly and smiling; "not T-XfV SOLD. For, the benefit of those who wish to go upon it at once, to be planted in -fruit trees of your own selection, at $loo per acre, half cash and half payable on or belore five clearing other land at $1.50 honioct if t- Mtit'c- it iiui yi-i, ii 111.

waino 11, the. benefit ot those who do not wish to go upon the land at but do wish to have a fruit orchard home growing and being prepared, it is sold, to be planted, in fruit trees of your own selection, cultivated, fruit trees pruned and taken care of in every way, and the life of the trees insured for the full term ot five years, at $200 per acre, payable as follows: $50 per acre down. $20 per acre per annum while the trees are so taken care of and insured by us (five years), and a final payment of $50 per acre at the end ol five years and three months. The crop we raise the filth year in filling this contract will pay the final payment.) Purchasers can go upon the land and stop the annual payments to us at any time. For the benefit of those who want farms of 40, 50, 100 or more acres, it is sold in special tracts, subject to settlement, as to price and terms on the ground, according to location in the colony, amount of cleared and uncleared land taken, terms of payment, etc.

Parties going with us on this excursion, to avail themselves of free transportation, are required to deposit with us the amount Of 10 per acre on at least 10 acres, as a mtarantee of ctood faith, monev to be refunded if we have "MERCY 1" SITE EXCLAIMED. per day Irom now till next remove all restrictions and ma AH A NEWS. Minor Happenings, lu tbe Metropolis orebraiksw Omaha, Jan. 24. Receiver Bierbower of the water works company went to Lincoln today to.foake complaint before Judge Dundy, against plumbers who, it is alleged, have made connections with the watermains which they did not report to the water company.

It is claimed that much money has been lost by the company on this account. Following close upon the reductions of forces of the Union Pacific, come the rumors that there' will be reductions on other railroads centering in Omaha. One railroad man said that there was no improvement in business and that he could not see how the roads could avoid a reduction in forces; as this was about the only way "whereby the expenses could be cut down. It is not exoected that the reduction on other roads will le of such wholesale character aa on the Union Pacific. The Burlington management says that it will be necessary to put on the lng expected additional tourist sleeper between Boston and Los Angeles In a few days.

The present weekly tourist car between the two points is crowded every Staff Captain Cousins, of the Denver division of the Salvation army arrived in the city today to take charge of the Nebraska of the midland division. He will make Omaha hia home. Shfloh's Cure is eld on a guarantee. It Inch, lent oonsumpttoa. It is i he best oourh ctuf.

Onlr olio ce-nt TwentT-Hre ecu's U) ccats and Si-' Sold ly w- 1-BAIS ROllHER IIEI.H rug TRIAL. Ottcmwa, Jan 24, Frank Bate-man, the alleged-Burlington train robber, was held for trial 'February 11 in batL It transpires 1 that toe amount renh'zed "by the robbers "was $3,400 in cash and 000 in checks and drafts. -I WSlElDjiECiC PLUG TOBACCO. Consumers of tobacco wb at willing to pa a llttlemore fa the price chsrjed for ftc ordinanj trade tokecos. will find tliis Irand superior to all jSKeri BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

For Aching Backs, or muscular pains, nothing so speedy, so sure as. Cardura AnUSaia 1 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP -s BUGGIES of all descriptions. Come 'and see AMCC. Of with Lincoln Transfer COR. TENTH AND $5.

MENS HAND SEWED CORK SOLES. LATEST STYLES. I III 01! A $5' I ffll SHOE FDR at a small packet which she held out towards me. "Take it!" she said, with a taunting laugh. "It has served my turn.

What the king gave me, I give you." Seeing that it was the miesing key to the cipher. "I swallowtd my rage and took it; and being assured by this time that I could effect nothing by staying longer, but should only expose myself to fresh insults, I turned on my heel, with rudeness equal to her own, and. without taking leave of her, flung the door 0en and went out. I heard her throw herself back with a shrill laugh of triumph. But as, the moment the door fell to be- hind me, my thoughts began to cast about for another way of escape thisr failing I took little heed of her, and less of the derisive looks to which theihouse-' hold, quicking taking the cue.

treated, me as I passed. I flung myself into- the saddle and gilloped off. followed by Muignan. who presently, to my surprise, blurted ont a clumsy word of congratulation. I turned on him in amazement" and swearing at him asked him what he meant.

"You have got it." he said timidly, pointing to the packet which I mechanically held in rav hind. "And to what purpose?" I cried, glad of this opportunity of unloading some of my wrath. "I want not the paper, but the secret, fool 1 You may have the paper for yourself if you will tell me how madame got it." Nevertheless, his words led me to look at the packet. I opened it, andjj having oati-fied myself that it contained the original and not a copy, was putting it up again when my eyea fell on a small spot of blood which marked ona corner of the cover. It whb not larger than a grain of corn, but it awoke, first, a vague association and, then a memory, which as I rode grew stronger and mora definite, until, on a sudden, discovery flashed upon me and the truth.

TO BE CONTINUED. Copyrighted 1895. Begun WedneB day, to be finished Saturday. Klnucliiu: Nulnea In the ears, sometimes a roaring, buz zing sound. are caused by catarrh, that exceedingly disagreeable and very com-j mon disease.

Loss of smell or hearing also result from catarrh. Hood's Sarj saparilla, the great blood purifier, is a peculiarly successful remedy for this disease, which it cures by purifying the blood. Hood's Pills are the best after dinner pills, assist digestion, preveut constipa tion. FOREIGN FLASHES. To Tnventlarute Ont rages.

London, Jan. 24. The Globe publishes a dispatch from Constantinople saying that Esmirelenn, the recently appointed patriarch of all the Armenians, had addressed a letter to Ritz Pasha, minister of jutic, declaring intention to send a special delegate to Sassoun to inquire into the reported massacre -of Christians in Armenia. Tttlen Up Madrid, Jan. 24.

The government stated in the chamber of deputies today that twenty-two cases of sales of titles of nobility had come to the knowledge 4f the state authorities and would ioi-j mediately be brought before the proper tribunals. Kalwr's I fvluliign Dnrned. Berlin, Jan. 24. The rooms recently constructed for the kaiser in the lawn tennis house in Exhibition park were burned this morning.

Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, t'aatinooz, say "Bhiloh's Vitftiizer 'ivl my I consider it the beat remedy lor a debilitated sjstt tu I ever used." For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents.

Sold bjr W. N. Renlsender. More "I ha'n 00.000,000 Pa-nentprs Have been carried by the Lake Shore Michigan Southern railway during the past twenty five years. Very few were able to find any fault The rest were One of them recently said: -For several years past I have made from two to four trips each month between Chicago and New.

York and am always, accompanied by from one to three or four others. I believe (as I am informed by your conductors), that I have made more trips between Chicago and New York than any other one man during the past few years. I have always-traveled ever your road in preference to any other, because by careful comparison with others I have found not only that the road itself is far superior, but the table and the service are in every resiect the beat of any road I have ever traveled on. The conductors, stewards, waiters and porters I have found to be uniformly courteous and attentive, adding greatly to the comfort of those who are obliged to travel as much as I am." Trains leave Chicago as follows: Eight a. 10:30 a.

m. 5:30 p. 8:45 p. m. daily and 11:30 p.

ni. daily except B. P. Humphrey, T. P.

727 Main street. Kansas City, Mo. Wilber. P. Chicago.

The Burlington route's new train to Kansas" City. St. Louis and Chicago, will leave Lincoln at .10:25 p. nx daily, arriving in Kansas City at 7:40 a.m., St Louis 4 :45 p. and Chicago 2:30 pu m.

Through sleeping car. Lincoln to St Louis, via Burlington and Keokuk, at Burlington a Pullman parlor car connects with this train for Chicago passen gers. For tickets and full information apply at B. M. depot, or city office, per.

10th and sts. G. W. Bosshxl, C. P.

T. AJ Every Pay EionnmnH to California, Oreitou is Washington. Pullman upholstered, spring backs and seats tourist sleeping cars (uniformed porters in charge) are run on the Union Pacific railway every day for Ogden, Salt Lake, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco and Los Angeles. The thing for people of moderate means. For full information call at depot.

Fourth andO, or city ticket office, 1044 street. 1 WTiti they ire re gon, doubtless to tell Henry how I ha1 taken it. I sat idown to nppr with La Font, RoisruiMl and two or three gentlemen of nay uite; and, without appearing too cheerful, con-trived to eat with my usual appetite. 4Aftrwards I withdrew in the ordiaary course to my chamter and, being now at liberty to look the situation in the face, found it as serious as I had feared. The falling man has few.

friends; he mast act quickly if he would retain any. warn not alow in deciding that my sole ichance of an honorable escape lay in discovering, and that within a few hours who stole the cipher and conveyed it to 51 me. da Verneuil; and in 'placing before the queen such evidence ot this as mutit convince her. By way of beginning I summoned fMaignan and put him through a severe 'examination. Later I sent for the rest of my household such, I raea as had I accompanied me and, ranging them against the walls of my chamber, took a flambeau in my hand and went the round of them, questioning each, and I marking his air and aspect as he answred.

But with no result; so that after following tome clews to no purpose and suspecting several persons who cleared I themselves on the spot, I became assured that the chain must be taken up at the other end and the first link found amoug Mine, de Verneuil's following, By this time it was nearly midnight and my people, "were dropping with i fatigue. Nevertheless, a- sense of the desperate nature, of. the case animating them, they formed themselves volun-1 tarily into a kind of council, all feeling their orobity attacked, in which vari-j ous modes of forcing the secret from those who held it were proposed Maig-: nan's suggestions being especially violent Doubting, however, whether, madame had more than one confidante, i which none dared to suggest; and. then dismissing all to bed, kept only Maig-: nan to lie in my chamber, that if any points occurred to me ia the night I migm question mm on uieai. At 4 o'clock I called him and bade him go out and Quietly saddle two xii i sen.

-ft i in ft uiirr. m. ft i. ft ftt i.a liLi ft.ft.ft ft ft without arousing anyone, and, mounting at the stables, took the Orleans road through the forest My plan was to strike at the head, and, surprising Mine. yt i I 1 1 erxmrii ijiic cru bum uung uncertain, to wrest the secret from her by trick or threat The enterprise was desperate, for I knew the stubbornness and arrogance of the woman, and the inveterate enmity which she -entertained toward me.

more particularly since tbe king's marriage. But in a dangerous'case any remedy is welcom. I reached Maleshebes, where madame was residing with her parents, a little before 7 o'clock and riding without disguise to the chateau demanded to see her. She was not yet risen and the servants, whom my appearance threw Into the utmost confusion, objected this to HE CASTE FROM THE KINO. me; but I knew that the excuse was no real one; and answered roughly that I came from the king and must see her.

Tiiis opened all doors and in a moment I found myself in her chamber. She was sitting up in bed, clothed in an elegant nighttrail, and sremed in no wise surprised to see me. On the contrary she greeted me with a smile and a taunting word and omitted nothing that might evince her disdain or hart my dignity. She let ine advance without offering me a chair, and when, after tslutinK her. I looked about for one.

I found that all the seats except one very-low stool had been removed from- the' room. This was eo like her that it did not astonish me. and I baffled hr malice by leaning against the walL "This-, is no ordinary honor from M. de Rosny alie said, flouting me with her eyes. "I come on no rdinary mission, madame," I said as gravely as I could.

"Mercy ehe exclaimed in a mocking tone. I should have put on new ribbons. I suppose!" "From the king, madame," I contin-ued, not allowing myself, to be moved, "to inquire how you obtained posses-session of hia cipher." She laughed loudly. "Good, simple king." he said, "to ask what lie knows already!" "lie does not know, madame, I answered, severely. cried-in-affected surprise.

"When he gave it to me bim- eur Leave. ArrlTs. Plattomoutb ria South Bnd aul LoulsTillt. Fast Whim Mail via Ounaba. Omalia Kansas City, Burlinrtroi, 8ft.

Louis and Chicfuro Omaha. Burl ngtonaud Chicaiftx Ash ami. Omaha and FlatUmouth Wahoo and Schuyler. Crete, rlasliucs and Denver Lowell and fct. Francis and Oberlin Holyoke and Chyenne 1 be "Burlinetoo's Special to Denver and the Pacific coast.

Crete, Beatrice and Washington and Concordia Endieott and Ked Cloud Bennett, riyracu-e. Ne-hraska City and east Orsad Island. Broken Bow. Alliance, Dead-wood. BlIiinirA, Hel-na, Tacma and Portland, l'acifio Coast Flyer Seward.

York, Orand Islmid and Uavenua. Atchison, St. Joe. Kan-si ty. 8t.

Louis at 1 Tecumseh and Table Rock MHford. pavid City and Columbus m. I 4:00 p. p. m.

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1:15 p. m. Tt 15 a. 6:11 p. tu.

7:33 a. 8:10 p. m. 1:15 p. ntvt p.

18:08 n. 1:53 p. a. m. 10:00 a ra 4:13 p.

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rASmClfOBR STATION COBKn BTUUT8: CITT TICKET OPTIC 1045 ooaxnor ilivimth Leav Arrive. Fast express for Topeka, Kansas City and all nts Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. West Local freixht accom modal ion east Local freifc-nt accommodation west Fast express for Omaha, t'o. H.utTs. Des Moines, St.

Paul. Chicago and east Fsnt express for Denver, Colo. prinC', Pueblo and Local passenger for Omaha and 'oun-H Hlus. 9:50 p. m.

hH 1:43 a.m. a. m. 8:13 p. m.

1:45 p.m. a m. I ntou l-Rclflo ItallwMy. crrr tickxt orrics 1044 rntccT, dkpot coshis and 5tb sTasrrs. Leave.

Arrive. Fast exoresa for Man Lallan and points west. Topeka, Kansas City and all points 7:50 p. m. 7:30 a.

m. east and south Chicsiro.Cotiricil Bluffs. Valley. Co-lumi us. and Norfolk Branch, Grand Island.

Kearney. Denver, Bait Lace, Butte. Helena and Portland Beatrice, Cortland and 11 an Ion. Strom iburf branch 1 11:59 am it 6:05 p. m.

p. p. til :69 a. m. 1:10 p.

m. 1:10 p. m. m. Mixed train, folng I north, Mixed train, join i outh 1:10 p.

m. It 3:15 p. MIxKimrl Pi.clflc- Kill waty. ncxKT omcu at depot aitd corkxb nrivn AND I Leave. Arrive.

t. Louts and Kansas I City day Auburn aDd Nebraska I Ciiy day express fct. uis and Kaxsa I City nltflit Auburn and Nebraska City nixbt express. 9:20 a. m.

6:45 p. m. 6:43 p. 8:45 a. m.

9:20 a tn. 9:15 p. m. 9:15 p. m.

8:45 a. m. The Nurtowrairrn L'ne. (niExoirr. XLxaom A wissorBi vai-lkt r.

a) Depot Corner Elirhtb and Street. City Ticket OfBce 117 boutb T-nth Street Leave Arrive Black lilts Passen -er for Fremont, Norfolk, O'Neill. Long Pt-ie, Chidron.Caxper, Hot Sprinjfs, Rapid Cliy. Deadwoo I Norfolk- Passenger for Wah io, Fremont, Scribner.West Point, Norfol. Clarkson.

Altiinn 1:23 p. m. ssaop. m. a m.

p. 1 Chicago Llmite-1 for Omaha. Mo Valley. Des Moines. Marshall-town, Cedar Kap da, Cliutoa, Dixoi.

Rev Chk-atro, Mil-i Oblikoeh, Madison Ch caico Express for ahoot. Fremont, Mn. Valley, --Ames, Des Moine. I1 Iowa and 11 inois St. Paul Fxpress for Sioux City, Ls fars, Alton, 8iMoa.

Maa-kato, et. Pa i Mm-ppai West 8u 1:85 p. m. p. m.

a. 5:30 p. m. 1:25 p. m.

p. m. rior.Dululu, 1 and all Dakota poiuts CURE YOURSELF! Bie 43 is a nou-Doloonous remedy for all unnatural lanres. and auy lniiam- matiou. irritation or ulctr- I anon of mucous membranes.

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS i or wm In plain wrapper, by express, prepam. on receipt 01 $1 uescnptive circular maiieo on request. Evans Chemical Go. CINCINNATI, o. TO eiery mm Yuun or old having auy form of eakness, lost Manhood.

Lack of Vi-ior, or one who-e manly pow ers are failing, I wilt send 1 the formula of a si tuple remedy wuicureniovessncn truiihlesl.i from IV to 3Jlys- Any arugxun can put 11 up ror you or I will also furnish the remedy itself cheaper than a druggist can prepare It. Anyone id needofthis hirmitlaittTi i. o. r-iit luldPMi.jnv X. 4J.

UA.ii fc-S, Uox b.44a AtarsbaU. Midi. a4 EraoliTs; Bromo-CelBTP- SpltWadid cui' Kw9 ftmnt for Vm uu 01 Heaidache. Br-aia Kzha.iijrr.imi- Hlvni-at or fgBwra) Jo for pepsia, AnrmiA. Antidote for Aloohofn nd other ezceam.

i'riolO, 26vad5UoeaL EHervwoeiit. THE ARNOLD CHEMICAX CO. 151 S. Westera Avenue, CHIGa LADIES DO YOU KNOW DR. FEUX LC BRUN-3 STEEL END PEKHYSOYHL FILLS sra the original and only FRENCH, safe acd reliable on re on th market.

Price fl.00: sent by uenuine eoia ouiy 117 you have honest goods sell and honest bar-E2fgains to offer, your best EFcustomers will be readers The Journal and "Journal readers can be df-reached only by advert reusing in its columns. misrepresented the land in any way. Alter arriving on the ground each party 'can take as much more land as he wishes on the published terms, or on other terms as may be arranged between us at that time. Full fare both ways allowed the purchaser of 20 acres, fare one way to the purchaser of 10 acres, and one-half fare one way to. the purchaser of 5 acres.

A CHANGE TODAY. People enough, lia-s-ing- signified their intention, of going -with, us on this excursion to make it a suc cess, we have decided to give all a chance to go "ssrith, this personally con ducted excursion. The excursion goes by the Bar-lingtonRoute via Billings and the Northern Pacific through the -ssronderful mining cities Mon tana, across the great -ssrhat growing prairies of eastern Washington, over the celebrated Stampede Pass, around the base of Tacoma, the smoking' mountain, along the lovely shores of Puget Sound, through the city of Tacoma, over the great Columbia river, on the biggest Railroad Ferry in the Erbrld; to Portland, the biggest city of its size on the continent, past the Falls of the Willamette, the second (to Niagara only) largest water power in the United States, and the only one of any size in 1 1 4 rli iv 0T1I fnATVi T- r-fc r-r Besides, sir my child was born dead. He bore that very welL" "Yet, believe me, madame, you run some risk." "In keeping what the king has given me?" she answered, raising her eyebrows. In keeping what the king has not given you I answered, sternly.

"Whereas, what do you gain?" "Well," she replied, raising herself in bed, while her eyes sparkled -and her color rose, "if you like, I will tell you-This pleasure, for one thing the pleasure of seeing you there, awkward, booted, stained and standing, waiting ni wilL That which perhaps you call a pretty thing I gain first of all. Then I gain your ruin, M. de Rosny I plant a sting in that woman's breast and for his majesty, he has maae his bed and may lie on it." "Have a care, madam 1" I cried, bursting with indignation at a speech so shameless and disloyal "You are playing, a dangerous game, I warn youl" "And what game have you played?" she replied, transported on a. sudden with equal passion. "Who was it tore up the promie of marriage which the king gave me? Who was it prevented me being queen of France? Who was it hurried on tbe match with this tradeswoman, so that the king found himself wedded before he knew Who was it but enough enough 1" she cried interrupting herself with a gesture full of rage.

"You have ruined me, you and your queen between you, and 'I -will rain youl" "On the contrary, madam," -I answered, collecting myself for a last effort, and speaking with all the severity which a jut indignation inspired, "I have not ruined you. Hut if you do not tell rue that which I am here to learn I will!" She laughed out loud. "Oh, you simpleton she said. "Aody-oti -call your-self a statesman I Do you not -see. that if I do not tell it, yoor are disgraced yourself and powerless, and can do me' no harm? Tell.it.

you? When I have you all on the hip you, the king, the queen Not for a million crowns, M. de Rosny" I "And that is your answer, madam?" I said, choking with rage. It had been long since any had dared eo to beard me. "Yes." she replied stoutly; "it ist Or, stay, you not go empty, handed." And arm under the pillow she drew out, after a moment'! "TOO HAVE GOT IT." bliC 3Qtvxu niucic ouiug liuiu tuo oocu jr tv foot, of the falls, then on through t'xe evergreen valley of the "Willamette to Salem, Che capital of Oregon, the only state in the "Union -jarhich has ab solutely no state debt, and has money in the treasury for appropriation by its now in A Journey Worth a Lifetime to Accomplish. MaTte your own bargain for transportation wl'h any ticket agent of the Eurllngtoa System.

Bay your ticket to Salem, take th. agent's receipt for the money, and join us on the train that LEAVES OMAHA AT 4:33 P. M. MONDAY. JAN 28.

Tour receipt will te taken as money if you buy land from us. Th3se who hare already made deposits under the first terms published aboTe, and those who do so before the eicursioa goes, hare first choice In selecting land and lots as a matter of Justice. If you go to stay don't take any household furniture or heavy you can buy cheaper. If the family can't get ready to go on this excursion, you can go and stay; we will see to bringing them out to you later. $5.

$5. vmim STEAMS FRUIT LAND CO D. H. STEARNS, Mgr. of Agencies, Room-101 Bee Bldg.

Omalia, Neb. 1043 Street..