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HOW WHISKY GAP WY GOT ITS
PECULIAR NAME
The KrnntlrramrnH Ill Mo Thnt lio
Mountain Strrnm AViin n fouiitnln
I of Ymitli Ilirllri1 liy the True Sto
ry of the lllciidliiK 1rocemi
One of tho historic plnccs In tlio west
Is Whisky Chip Wy Tho old tlnto
dwellers of mountain unci plain tho
men who fought Indians and hunted
buffalo out west dining tho ooilaid
train ilnys of tho curly sKtlos have
shrugged their shoulders at tho men
tlon of Whisky Gap for neatly -10
years This Is tho plaoe neeonllnjr to
their belief where real llrevvnter
gushed out of tho locks In n beautiful
mountain spilng to quench tho thirst
of a whole company of rncle Snmii
trained Indian lighters It was noth
ing but puio spring water they say
a veritable fountain of youth
Colonel 0 C Coutant the author of
n history of Wyoming and tho pioneer
days of tho west has learned tho true
etory of Whisky Gup to bo somewhat
different tiom the fountain of youth
fable According to historical record
of the early days along the govern
ment overland trail Whisky Jap re
ceived Its nnine In lSliJ during the
building of the overland stage routo
from Denver to Salt Lake City an J
the Paclllc coast
Tho people of Denver had long been
working to secure tho regular overland
stage route then connecting the east
and tho west In 1S02 I Jen llollldny
a veteran stage man became proprie
tor of tho groat oveiland line and ho
agreed upon a route running through
Denver to tho west He decided to dis
continue that part of the toad running
up tho North Platte and the Sweetwa
ter rivers and across South Pass Wy
The many Indian dlflicultles experi
enced on tills route wore the induce
ments to abandon it
Tho new ttall led by way of Tules
burg Colo to Denver and on over tho
established wagon road to Fort Lup
ton and north ncioss Laramie plains
then duo west through Biidgo Pass
Wy Joining tho old trail leading
across tho country to the Pacific coast
The change was made dui ing the sum
mer of ISO- All the tolling stock
horses and other propel ty of the com
pany were gathered at the station Just
above Devils Gate in contial Wyo
ming Company A of the Eleventh
Ohio cavalry with Major OTarrell in
command was the detailed escort at
at the time
During the first day the long line of
coaches wagons horses and mules
made 11 miles from the station wliote
tho property had been gathoiod The
route chosen was directly south from
tho Sweetwater river The camp se
lected was In a gap In the mountains
where tlieie weio a lino spiing and
plenty of wood for cooking purposes
Shortly after going into camp the
major dlscoveicd that quite a number
of bis soldiers were Intoxicated and ho
at once sent for Lieutenant W II
Blown who was officer of the day and
informed him of the condition of many
of the men and gae it as his opinion
that some ono was selling whisky in
the camp The command was doing
escort duty not only for stage stock
and stoics but also for a number of
emigiants who had availed them
selves of the opportunity for safe con
duct over the plains
Lieutenant Brown received ordois
to search all wagons and If lie should
discover whisky to destroy it Taking
a corporal and throe or four men hy
commenced the search for the contra
band article and found at last a ban el
of whisky in an emigrant wagon The
officer ordeied his men to roll the bar
rel out of the wagon knock In the head
and empty the contents on the ground
This was done but it chanced that the
spot where the whisky was emptied
was Just above the spring and the
fiery liquid went pouring down Into
the water supply of tho camp
The soldleis saw what was going
on and they rushed forward with
cups canteens buckets nnd camp ket
tles to save what they could of tho
coveted spirits Many a man stoop
ed over the spring and drank almost
without breathing until ho was drunk
Ono soldier who hnd succeeded in
getting a full canteen from the spring
paid his respects to Major OFanpll
at the headquarters tent assuring ills
commanding olllcer with maudlin
mien and many a hie that that was
the finest bpriug he had ever seen anJ
the very best water lie had ever tasted
Major OFnrrcll was apprehending
an attack from the Indians that night
and tho condltiou of his men fairly dis
heartened him He saw at a glanco
that even a small band of savages
could make a successful raid on ills
camp consequently tho sober and less
Intoxicated men were kept on the alert
all night Fortunately no Indians put
In an appearauce and by morning th j
debauched men had slept off their In
toxication
Thus tho gap In the mountains
where tho camp was made received
the name of Whisky Gap For mauy
years It was the favorite camping
place for the mote credulous of tho
old freighters and emigrants of the
trail days but the little spring was
never a fountain of youth as It had
beeii In the old dayg when firewater
gushed up out of tho rocks to quench
tho thirst of n company of United
Btates soldiers Philadelphia Inquirer
An lie Put It
Plancho told this story of an Irish
man who was driving a mall coach
lie observed him to be tying his neck
up in the voluminous folds of his com
forter and remarked You svem to bo
taking very good care of yiaraelf my
friend
Oeh to be sure I am sir answer
ed the driver whats all the world to
a man when hla wlfoH a wlddyl
NEW FALL CARPETS
The Chen iter Won en n Cltnrmlnie
nx the Attire CoMl
liven tho comparatively Impecunious
may Indulge artistic desires In lloor
coveilngs this season and n refined
taste need not bo restialned by a re
Ktileted pin so judging fiotn the follow
ing account which Tho Ait Intr
fhange glos of tho tieasutcs picpur
ed In this line
The favorite shndes In fall house fur
nishings aie to bo gieen and ted Tlioo
come In such mm let y of tints ami gra
dations of self color that they seem to
lepiesetit the whole gamut of olor
Ft om the pale lose to the royal put pic
thcie Is an Infinite vailety of reds and
one Is almost bewlldeiod by the nrray
of cvqulsltc gieens coming in a mist
giay effect and deepening and vivify
ing the variations of tills color through
olives and mvitlcs and emeialds These
beautiful tones aie not confined to ex
pensive weaves In cat pets the tunic
puiity of tone Is to bo found In the
biusscls and ingtalns as distinguish
the costly uMiilnstois and wlltoiis In
fact the higher guides ate exactly te
produced in both color and design In
the cheaper grades Tho advantage of
width however comes In the high
giades and expensive weaves Carpets
me now manufactuied in extraoidl
nary widths and the center rugs come
In w hole pieces 1 by 12 feet which
with the usual bonier make thorn huge
enough for an ordinary room
The Fiench weaves are now doing
handmade carpets in one piece to fit
any room of any shape or requite
meats These are called the savon
nlerre and aubusons and represent n
small foitune In each carpet They
come In the most exquisite colors and
are as lovely as a niie porcelain Only
a few specimens ate kept In Btock but
samples ate shown and orders taken to
represent any color scheme mode of
decoration or style of treatment
In the ainiiisters and wlltons there
are much self color and two tone em
ployed Tho plain carpets aie itch and
handsome and come In all shades
Angola velvets ate a new carpet dis
tinguished by its long nap
The Fiench ittons come In rose
and cieam and ate elaborate In lloial
designs
The Turkey colors and oilontal nig
designs as well as tapestry colors
run thiough all giades of carpets The
good delft colois aie also much sought
after
Diesdon colois and rosebud designs
on ci earn gi omuls come for chambers
Vivid yellows aie glowing lloor cov
ets for music rooms
Ingrains come in solid colors True
tone effect seems to bo as much a pur
pose of tho cheaper giades as of tho
higher oues
Tutted EilKlnK
Fine tatting is seen on some of tho
handsomest Imported gaimonts so It Is
evident that this pietty fancy woik is
again becoming popular
Diamond Edging To make diamond
first loop 4 d s p 4 d s p 4 d s p d
s close make tlnoc more loops join
For the heading make 2 d s p 10
times This Is one of the prettiest of
eSSSHS
niAMOVD EDGING
the small edgings and Is very quickly
done The diamonds may bo Joined and
used without the edge for an Insertion
or the edge may bo applied to both
bides thus making a wider Inset tion
Made of coarse black ciochet silk tills
trimming Is seiviceablo and effect vo
nnd may bo made much handsomer by
sewing a small black bead In each
opening of tho diamond Docotated in
tills maimer the edge looks like tho
handsomest nairovv passementeile
says The Designer In presenting this
pattern
Perfnine IIiikh For Itiirenu Drawer
Many women sew sachet hags in
their bodices and distribute them in
their closets where their gowns hang
and some few go so far as to sow them
In their corsets and carry them with
them also But such a wholesale use
of sachet powdeis kills the lefincd deli
cacy nnd faintness so desired by fas
tidious women
It lias boon found after much experi
menting nnd careful study that per
fume bags scattered broadcast and In
great plenty In the bureau drawers
have a better and more lasting effect
thau anything which has ever been
tiled before
Each woman has her own particular
extract which becomes so Identified
with her to her friends that one of
them picking up a handkerchief and
Inhaling the delicate scent clinging to
it will nt once exclaim That Is
handkoi chief New York
Herald
The Xfw QueNtlona of Style
One of the hotly contested questions
Just now Is whether a womans hair
bliall be pinned high or low another
whether tho Josephine influence Is to
bo welcomed or struggled against The
New Yoik Sun says
In one night in London Mrs Langtry
made her iufiucucc upon the hair of
every woman so felt that within a
week chignons had fallen from tho
highest point on the feminine cianiiim
to the base In prompt acquiescence
the American woman lb following suit
and a pin ting as white as moonlight
a hackwuid folded tipple of locks on
either side to a clublike terminus low
upon the uuquc Is at present the most
modish way to comb ones Hair
Tlieie are no strong nnd convincing
arguments yet hurled at tho empire
gown because the designers have art
fully done away with Its objectionable
features and preserved only Its churms
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY NOVKM1WR 2K 1890
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IDEAS FOR THINGS ODD ORIGINAL
AND PLEASING
A riiie Cnhlnet Tor llimh nnil 1ho
touriilitiH IiieliitialMl Coimtrmt
cil A Imii enleiit niul IMoltireaijtiu
Wlmlim Arritnueiiieiit
Odd bits of fiiinltuie something out
of the common inn of things seen In
the furnltiiie shops these aie the
things that maiiv aie looking for
To lie unique oilglual and pleasing
n bit of fuiultuie need not bo e
CAIUVKT KOH THE IMUtAIlY
pensive though if bought at a dealers
it usually Is If one can put his Ideas
upon paper tho cabinet maker or tho
skillful two dollar-and-a-half-a-day car
penter will tinnsliite them Into wood
very accurately Tills opinion The
Ladies World has Illustrated as fel
lows
Take for Instance the design that
Is shown heiewlth Outside of the
luted coineis and ends and the center
door of heavy glass a caipenter could
constiuct this bit of furnishing In a
very short space of time and consc
qucntly nt small expense The fluted
innteilnl can now be bought at lumber
yards machine turned at trilling cost
If the glass door with Its bulbs of
opaque glass cannot readily be found
substitute a wooden door of some at
tiactlve design but the coloied tough
sin faced glass will bo exceedingly at
tiactlve If It can be obtained wheie
the cabinet Is to be constructed One
of the closets may well be used for the
stoilng of mounted photographs of
sceneiy aid of great paintings or as a
tccoptaclo for the annual pictuie har
vest of tho amateur photographer who
may be a member of the family most
families having sucli a member now
Books scntteicd about In such recep
tacles ns these make a binary a much
more attractive and homelike place
than do the stiff rows of closely filled
shelves so often seen
The second cut shows a treatment for
library window that provides a num
ber of conveniences not the least of
which are the numeious drawers b
ueath the bioad window scat another
convenience and the bookshelves No
room can have too many diawers In
11 wQ
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muw as ffffff
THKATMEXT OK A W IVDOVV
the library they are specially useful
for folding old magazines anil papers
pamphlets writing paper and en
velopes bought In bulk by the pound
and the thousand photographs and
scores of other things Where there
are children In the family they will
appropriate some of these drawers to
their own use and here their play
things cau be kept
Fashions Luteal Mnnenvera
Stltchlngs stltchlngs nil the way and
the tailor well to the fore this about
explains the position of affairs In fash
Ions maneuvers Cloth gowns of light
colors and of a claret and mulberry
shade are alike to be patronized and
these are Invailably trimmed with
many stltchlngs set very closely to
gether Theie are mnny editions of tho
tunic skirt to bo seen
Besides the faced cloths tho rougher
kinds of tweeds are to be recognised
nnd dark red cheviot will be among
the pi line favorites A gown of this
tilinnied with spotted panne a giay
cloth with a coat boasting a plastron
of stltchlngs set acioss rovers of giay
pnnne nnd a huge collar of chinchilla
n claiet colored cloth with an cimlne
hood to the coat which displays a small
yoke nnd cravat of pale yellow lace
these are confections that represent
the glory and richness of coming styles
Besides stitching our dresses and our
coats vve stitch our hats a fashiou
which first made Its appearance laBt
autumn The stitched velvet toque or
turban la comfortable may be made
becoming and Is therefore likely to
succeed
Snliie Slnmtlug llil
From rtlilnjn lr j
The local fdiootiug tournament plnntuu
foryestetday and today by city spoi Isinon
did not draw tho attendance of Hports
niuii from other towns that was antici
pated However thoHo who patttclputod
yesterday en jojed tho sport voiy thor
oughly in tho forenoon tlieie were a
number of contests not on tho piograui
Of tho out of town spoilsmen A and H
Loeiko of Stanton I W Hoy il of Sioux
Oily and A Robertson of Serlbuor took
part in the contests
The following uoro tho events on the
progiam with the wiuneisof the purses
1 lOtargotH ALoirUolnt 1A inouov
dlvultd between four contestants
2 lf tatgotH A Loerho 1st It
Looiltu 2d
l Ui targets Iloyd 1st II Loeiko 2d
I 20 targets lloyd 1st llissinan 2d
fi Ifi taigets 11 Loerkelst llobeit
sou 2d
tl lOllvoliinlswitlif tOadded topuise
ilissinan 1st Nothaway 2d Boyd ld
A Loorke and ltohcitsuu divided tth
7 20 targets A Loeiko and lloyd
divided 1st Nothaway and Hobeitson
divided 2d
8 lf targets A Loeiko 1st Not ha
way and Hyd divided 2d
No spoilsmen having an ived to part
the events planned for today
were ducliued oil
Muni Hutu Siiiiipli il loo llllni
A lodger at ono of our hotels found
lihn Hlf in u cuiious prodit anient ono
morning last week ItJwim his second
night at tho hotel and on each night
he occupied dillerent rooms Having
occasion to get up tho second night ho
wnudored back to tho room ho had occu
pied tho previous night and wont to bed
Upon waking up in the morning ho was
horrified to find thatho had noclotlnng
with which to diisshiinsolf and jumped
to tho conclusion that it had been stolen
Ho wnited in tho room until somo ono
passed his door and asked that tho
patser call the landlord as ho had boon
robbed Tho arrival of tho landlord and
ckik uponStho scene soon straightemd
the matter upJjind tho clothing was
found all light intlio room in which the
man had iirstgono to lied Oto Iowa
Leader
1 Ill lllll III Dll
Take Laxative BiomoljiuninoTftliletH
All dinggihts refund tho money it it fails
to euro E W Groves sign iti o on
every box 2ic
Win iiiiivlllii
Mrs Edwin Bootli went to Omaha
Saturday
Will Thatch of Madison isheio mov
ing a house for S K Hill
Robert Dvvyer of Lincoln is visiting
his John Couley
H Warner shelled a carload of new
com Monday and shipped it to St Louis
J J Clements and wife ot Norfolk
visited Saturday and Sunday witli Fred
Odell
WAsnn Soveial bright and honest
poisons loiepiesent usas managers in
this and cIok counlos Salaiy iM a
yeu and ixpoiiKs Stiaight bona fide
no moie no less salaiy Position per
manent Our rofe euces any bank in
any town It is naiuly oillcowoik con
ducted at homo Rofeieuces Enclosed
sell- addressed stamped envelope The
Dominion Con pa ny Dept i Cl cago
rlldiurn VullejH Finn Frleiiil
General Passenger Agent Huchannn
of tho F E M V uulway is tho best
friend of tho Elkhorn valley and pro
poses that its magnificent resources
shall not bo ignored by prospective
settlers In advertising this valley Mr
Buchanan does not lose sight of tho
wonderful possibilities of other parts of
the state A recent issue of tho Omaha
Beo has this to say of Mr Buchanan
nnd his intentions
Ho is a firm believer in the possibility
of Nebraska by reason of its natural ad
vantages to grow arrd prosper until it
shall become tho most importaut of tho
Transinissouri states Ih has outlined
a plan for showing its ndvautagfs as an
agricultural and stock growing region
tho object being to induce agriculturists
and stockgrowors of neighboring states
to locate in Nebraska to their certain
profit and to the states benefit by
increasing its population
Nebraska says Mr Buchanan
bos demonstrated its adaptation to re
liable general farming especially as far
west as tho 10th meridian and west of
that to the raising of stock in small or
largo herds tho promotion of dairy
interests and the success of root crops
These facts proporly and persistently
published to tho world will attract tho
attention of people in neighboring states
who are struggling for livelihood on
leased farms of high valuation and
exacting rentals
Mr Buchanan proposes to enlist tho
honrty co operation of tho Nebraska
newspapers in publishing information
regarding tho advantages of tho state
Ho alto intends publishing several
pamphlbts devoted to a coinprehonsivo
description of Nebric kV
SOUTH NORFOLK
W 0 Roland whb au Omaha visitor
WednPfday
Geo Bowman of Boono is visiting at
the homo of his uncle F Liuerodo
Matt Shaffer has announcod a reduc
tion in tho price of meat that will bo ap
preciated by his patrous
Tho society pcoplo have formed a club
the first meeting of which was held iu
II illvvay ball Thursday night when an
onjoyablo evonlugl was passed Tho
olub proposes to have two events each
month one of which will beiuhiiieo and
tho other a eaid parly The club starts
with a goodly number of members w ho
anticipate much plcusuio from its meet
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TikeLixatlvo Hioiiioninino Tablets
All diiigglHtsiefuud the money if it fails
to inn 10 W Iiovuh signaltno on
every box 2ic
IiIMiii SihiI Mir Vlillni lliiini liiflllliilliniM
The huge catalogue hoiies and depart
inetit stoics of the east do not take
kindlv to tho t iloils ol tho newspapers
to Keep the Undo for local men limits
and endeavor by eveiy menus fair ot
foul to oveieoino this influence which
they by their actions in knmvledgi to bo
of gienl welglit A suit has developed
in Iowa growing out ol tho alleged
abuse of catalogue implement house by
a Fort Dodge paper Ot tho ctiiium
Ntances tho Otniilin Tntdo Exhibit snvs
Tho editor has been sued for flOOUO
damages by a Chicago 1 1 1 lit which was
mentioned by the p iper in au uncompli
mentary way It goes without saving
thivt tho litigation iiistitued by tho Hi m
ih in tho nature or n liltill to use the
sheet phi use Tlieso catalogue houses
liavo been especially active in Iowa ol
Into mid tho Foil Dodge newspaper man
had tlie courage to wiito il up and
piesont it in a fair square way to
consunieis and business men alike
The catalogue houses have too goml a
thing to let such au arraignment go on
challenged and nt tho suit followed
The ldoii of tho catalogue fellows is of
couiso to innko a gioat show of lesent
inont and by crying wolf to befuddle
tho issue Tho truth is that this grow
ing evil cannot bo too sovoioly con
doinned Tho writer is not tiilorined as
to just what ehaigeswere made lit this
specific instance but it is xvithin tho
knowoledgo of tho wilier that tho cata
logue houses doing business in Omaha
could 1 tve leon voiy sovoioly ananged
with full justice to all dining tho past
summer Soeietaiy McLaughlin of tho
Nebraska Implement Dealer h Associa
tion in the prosenco of tho writer men
tioned n number of specific nistaneis
wlteroin downitglit dishonesty had been
pi act iced in his locality by tho catalogue
houses In truth those Hints piotcuil to
doftway with tho middloinenandVater
wholly to tho consumer when in fact
tho consumer is made to pay event unllv
moio for his goods by considerable than
if lie had patronied t ho regular channels
of trade Nebraska farmers have little
faith in the promises of these people and
the rot fillers have even less Datango
suits like this ono will prove tho rotten
ness of thocniiccrusmasqucrudinguudcr
tho name of catologuo houses
li ttir UmI
List of letters loinaining uncalled for
at tho postoflico Novomlur 20 ibIO
A W Boldersnu Alnyn Alexander
A E Bodoy A L
flier W A Davis
W E Tones AM
S L Loiavenstein
Saubagron II II
ilryan tieo Mat
i lunch Hcmhnru
Leuh Oeoige Kirk
lulius Glenn M
Wulf 2 lessio
Youngs
If not called for in 10 days will
bo
solid to tho dead lettur oilice
Pai ties calling for any ot tho above
pleaso say adveitised
P F Srnrciira P M
Sonlliii n lllitrutiiii
Intoiestiug iiteia ti o nig ding the
South is now being tistubuteil by tho
Southern Railway Southern Homes
foldeis laigo map loiders Laud of tho
Sky booklets Southern Fields Min
omls and Mines books etc mailed fieo
to any addiess Tho Etnpiio of tho
South a very handsome volume of
about 200 pages niofusely illustrated
also issued by the Siutliont Railway and
sent to any addrtss upon locoijit of 2r
cents which amount approximates cost
of delivery Address
Asst fieulPass
Wvi II TAYIOK
Avon t Southern Ry
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made goods are fast capturing tho world
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If theyaresick or out
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Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
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they had heart trouble because the heart Is
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It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble
if you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr Kilmers
Swamp Root the great kidney remedy is
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