8 THE OMAHA DAILY 1VEK : SIMDAY APRIL 10 , 1892-TWENTY PAGES.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
$30,000 , Bankrupt Stock of Silks , Drees
Goods and Staple Dry Goods.
BOUGHT OF WM , TOPPING'S ' SHERIFF SALE
In llnjliig This Complete .Stock from tlio
HhcrlfrU'o Mnkn tlin ( Irnndost nnil
Hot Drill ot Uur Kutlro
lliiftliicfls Cnrccr.
And tomorrow wo glvo our customers
llin ontlro bonolltof it.
LOBS tbnnn year in business nnd golnp
under through outside- speculations , this
Block Is Iff I to us in tlio finest condition
] )08slblo. Everything la now and dcsir-
tiblo , nnd the majority of thu stock is in
full plcccfi , never cut.
76G SILKS AT 25C.
All tlio heavy anting , molro silks , fine
nurahs und ( loured china allies , worth up
to 76c , so ul SMc.
$1.00 SILKS AT 39G.
60 pieces figured chiniv dress silks ,
satins , buralis und \vldo pongccB , worth
up to $1.00 , front : tOc.
$1.1- ! ) SILKS AT 600.
lllnck and colored nil silk fnlllcs , pros
prnln Hllks , blnckchinn silks , plnltl trim
ming silks , honvy surnh silks nndvido
rnuln llhndnmtiB , worth SI.1W , go nt COo.
6l.no SILKS AT Glc. )
00 pieces now styles figured Chlnn
dress silks , clognnt brocndo trimming
silks , " 7-inch wash Hllks , embossed fnlllo
Hllks for fancy wnists nnd evening wear ,
worth $1.60 , go nt 0c. ! )
8t : SILKS AT BSc.
Chnngcnblo tulTolii sillts , blnulc heavy
gros grain silks , novelty trimming-silks ,
in fnct nil the finest altks from tliU 1m-
monso stock worth up to SH po nt 8Sc.
SI VELVETS AND PLUSHES AT IMC.
Black brocaded velvets , fnncy striped
velvole , . ' 10 inch cloaking velvets , worth
up to1.00 , go ntJHo.
$1.60 SILK PLUSHES AT S9C.
30 inch silk plushes and velvets , all
colors , worth up lo $1.60 , go at ! ! 9c.
125C DRESS GOODS AT 8C.
All the : ti ( inch Hodford cords , twilled
plaids nnd brocaded hcnriuttas , worth
up to 25c , go at 8c.
10-inch invisible plaids , in all shades ,
nnd wide twilled Henriettas at loc ,
worth 3oc.
AH wool summer broadcloths , in blues ,
now greens , reds , browns nnd grays , and
JiO-liich wool cheviot , plaids and striped
honriottas and wool serges at 25c a
yard.
$1.00 DRESS GOODS AT 39C.
-10 in. wide all wool serges , imported
ellk finish all wool honriottas nnd nil
high priced novelties from this stock ,
worth up to $1.60 a yard , in plaids and
checks , and 51 in. ladies' oloth for spring
wraps and jackets , in fancy stripes ,
worth up to $1.00 a yard , go at"39c.
40 in , all wool Trench serges nnd hen-
riottas , all wool albatross in light
Bhadcs , including black , go at 60c.
The finest all wool Bedford cords and
high grade novelty checks and stripes
nt 76c.
A yard and n half wide cloria silks in
blue , red nnd gray , Windsor cords , ? .ig
zngH and black silk wnrp honriottas , $1
n yard.
STAPLE DRY GOODS
IN BASEMENT
150 pieces best quality table oil cloth ,
lie a yard.
1,000 yards lace curtain ecrim , Ic n
yard ,
Immense quantity fine black lawns ,
Bc } n yard.
Ono case beautiful imitation china
Bilk draperies , 7c a yard.
Elegant French draporicshcms > titched
on botli edges , 7c a yard.
A11 linen crash toweling 3c a yard.
Turkey red table covers C9c.
Extra largo si/.o , 97c.
300 felt window shades. All coin
ploto , 15ocnch.
Thousands of yards now figures out
ing llannel Ojo a yard.
Immense bargains in white goods at
4jc , 5ie , Ojc and 8Jc a yard.
Best oil turkey rod figured prints So a
yard.
Best American Indigo blue prints , 5c
n yard.
Now shirting prints 2c n yard.
Hundreds of other staple articles in
the dry goods line which space will not
permit us to mention nt correspond
ingly low prices.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 10th nnd Douglas.
A grnnd opportunity for every lady
lo got Easter hats , bonnet , toques und
flowers nt wholesale prices Tuesday ,
Wednesday nnd Thursday next. Wo
will open our largo wholesale room on
the 2nd floor ; everything will bo sold
nt wholesale prices for three days : hun
dreds of pattern , hats will bo sold for
half what other houses will ask for
them. You will find the largest line of
flowers ever shown and prices the low
est. Our stock is too largo to quote
prices ; come and see for yourself.
.J. .T. BLISS.
Wholesale and Retail Millinery , 1510
Douglas street.
Carload Dothcsda wntor.just received ,
Bhormun & McCounoll. 151U Dodge.
Domestic , the best hard water soap.
liny the llrst , Wlicolorrilnoii
Now fro. 0 sowing machine. 61-1 S. 10th
street. Telephone No. 021. Goo. W.
Lancaster & Co. , agents.
1Vlicolcr& Wilson
Now No. 0 sowing machines , Estoy and
Camp & Co. pianos and organs sold on
monthly payments. Goo.V. . Lancaster
& Co. , agents , 614 So. 10th street. Telephone -
phone No. 921.
Washington Hull.
Remember the N. A. fe. E. charity
ball , Easter Monday evening , April 18 ,
for Uio benefit of the city charities.
Tickets for sale at the Creche , Child's
hospital , Max Meyer & Uro. Co.'B store ,
John Haumor's store , Kairbank , Morse
& Co. 'a store , M. i'nrr , Tenth and llow-
nrd streets , Richard's drug etoro , Twen
ty-fourth and J street. South Omaha.
Union soap omploysNebrnska labor.
Every bar Union soap guaranteed.
Money , money , private funds to loan
on vacant or improved property.
. W. II. GATES , R. 022 N. Y. L.
California ,
You have seen California frequently
mentioned in newspapers and magazines
Perhaps n friend has been there ana
writes enthusiasts letters bade homo
about the climate and the fruits. It
makes you anxious to BOO the country
for yourself.
Tlio best time to go Is In the fall nnd
winter. Then work hero Is least pressIng -
Ing and California climnto is now pleas
ing. The way to go Is via Santa Fo
route , on one of that lino's popular , por-
onully conducted parties , leaving Chi-
.wgo every Saturday evening , and leav
ing Kansas City every Sunday morning.
Special ugonts and parlors in attend
ance , Pullman tourist sleepers are
ueod , furnished with bedding , mat-
trosEcs , toilet articles , etc. Second
dins tickets honored. Write to E. L
Palmer , passenger agent Santa Fo
route , 1310 Furuiun street , Omaha , Nob.
BENNISON BROS ,
Great Sale of KM Gloves Tomorrow ,
Monday ,
ELEGANT LINE OF EASTER KID GLOVES
1'rlccK on Clienlllo 1'ortloro Cur.
tnln * Coino In inrly : Tomorrow If Von
\Vunt Them , ns the 1'rlceVI1I
Sell Them Kurly ,
Ladies' black llslo gloves , half price ,
12Sepalr.
Ladies' pure thread silk black gloved ,
made in kid glove sizes only 60c pair.
.lust arrived , nn elegant line Easter
kid gloves In 8 butlon length suede
mosqutalres In light greys , Heht modes
nnd tana , with ono row black embroid
ery , only $1.75 pair. Sold overvwhcro
at 8-2.25 and $2.60.
Also full line of our celebrated honrl-
olla 6 hook drcbscd kid gloves at $1.50
pair.
pair.Great sale Monday of chonlllo portiere -
ioro curtains.
Wo offer Monday 100 pair extra heavy ,
extra largo nlco dado und fringed on
each cud ixt $5.00 pair , in nil thu novr
shades.
Now if you desire a pair of these
portieres It will bo necossnry for you to
visit our sloro Monday forenoon as wo
do not think there will bo a single pair
loft at 12 o'clock.
Romouibor the price 85 00 pair , worth
310.00.
Also n great sale of Inco curtains and
carpets.
If you ever expect to buy carpets got
them during this sale and save money.
100 dozen ladies Jersey ribbed vesta
Monday , Oc each.
Pepporcll 8-4 bleached sheeting Mon
day , lOc yard.
Poppcrcll 9-4 bleached sheeting Mon
day. ISc yard.
Poppet ell 10-4 bleached shooting Mon
day 20c yai d.
French salines worth 35c , go Monday
nt 15c yard.
Scotch zephyr ginghams ISc yard ,
worth 25c.
Now ehallies 5c yard , bettor ones
8 l-3c yard.
Great line outing flannels , Cc and 7c
yard.
200 pieces stundard _ prints , 4c yard.
300 stamped linen spushors only 7c
each.
Solid colored China silks 35c yard.
Fancy plaid dress goods , all wool , 48
inches wide , now spring shades , worth
$1.25 to $1.50 , go Monday at 75c yard.
28 do/.on ladies' percale shirt waists
50c each , in light and dark colore.
Also a beautiful line of satino waists
at 60c , OOc , 75c , 95c each.
.lust arrived , beautiful line baby car
riages.
They run in price from S4.60 up to
$50.00.
Ono solid carload wall paper , just in.
Wo will sell you wall paper at whole
sale prices.
Great sale Monday of ladies'capos
and jackets ; u , special lot at $5.00 each.
Great sale of children's bonnets Mon
day at 35c each.
Do you need n garden rake or hooV
Wo nro closing out a lot Monday at
lOc and 25c ouch.
Come in Monday , sure.
BENNISON J3ROS.
Snlo of Human Hnlr.
The first and only hair sale over of
fered in the city. Having purchased
while in New York a complete line of
switches and bangs , nil being the first
quality hair , wo are going to civo the
ladies of Omaha the benefit. This sale
is guaranteed as advertised.
Switches that were $5.00 for S2.50 and
all are short stem , long hair.
Switches that were $2.50 for $1.75.
For a loader in bangs wo offer our
Bangs Hint wore $2.60 for S1.50.
Bangs that wore $3.60 for $2.25.
Crimping irons that are sold all ever
town for 50c and 75c , go for 42c.
Alcohol lamps 25c.
Best quality negro switches at 50c.
Best quality negro bangs 50c.
Curling irons , hair tonics , face lotions
and face powders at reduced prices.
Remember the only ground Moor hair
store in Omahaat the old reliable millin
ery nnd hair store.lll South loth street ,
Opp. P. O. MRS. R. H. DA VIES.
See Samuel Burn's "Easter" display.
Knstcr lionnetB.
Mmo. Hickman , 211 S. 10th st
o
Dr. Cullimoro. oculist. Boo building
\Vlso TruvelerH
Know a eood thing when they see it ,
und when they travel they select the
Burlington route.
They know that to Chicago nnd the
east , to Kansas City nnd the south , nnd
to Denver and the west , the "Q" is the
best lino.
The Burlington "vcstibulod flyer , "
which leaves the union depot , Omaha ,
at 4.30 p , in. every afternoon is by far
the most comfortable train to Chicago ;
it is made up of magnificent yes , mag
nificent Pullman sleeping cars , elegant
reclining chair cars , comfortable day
coaches , and dining cars on which ono
may obtain meals "fit for the gods. "
Two other trains leave Omaha daily for
Chlcntro at 9:50 : a. in. and 0:20 : p. m.both
of which oiler superior service ,
W. F. VAir.r , ,
City ticket agent , 1223 Farnam street
Fifty (60) ( ) tons of Domestic soap used in
Omaha last month. Merit wins.
The lleU SowhiK .Miirhlne on ICiirth ,
Wheeler & Wilson now No. 0. Goo.
W. Lancaster & Co. , agents , 514 S. 10th
street. Telephone No. 021.
Go to the Globe Loan ft Trust Co. , for
loans on business & residence property.
Q'ish ' on hand to loan at eastern rates.
W. T. Seaman , wagons and carriages.
Beautiful Clifton hill nnd handsome
Grammorcy purk.
C. D. Wood worth & Co. , successors to
Wolty & Gay , 1310 Farnara street , man
ufacturers nnd dealers in harness , sad
dles , etc.
Quick Time to the l.'nst.
Under the schedule , which recently
wont Into effect on the Chicago & North
western Ry. , passengers can leave the
Union Pacific depot , Omaha , daily at
9:15 : p. in. and arrive at Chicago at 11:59 :
o'clock the next morning.
This arrangement reduces the time to
Chicago two hours , and also affords con
nection with all of the fast limited trains
for the east , and the journey to Now
York , Boston and other eastern cities
may now bo roado In several hours
quicker than ever before.
Til addition to this service the after
noon "Dyer" via the Chicago & North
western Ry. loaves the U. P. depot daily
nt 5 p. in , and arrives at Chicago at 8:15 :
the next morning ,
Both of the above mentioned trains
are vostibulod throughout nnd are
equipped with Wagner and Pullman
sleepers , free reclining chair cars and
"Northwostoru"dlnlng icurs.
Bagirago checked from residence ana
through slcoplng car berths reserved.
City ollico , 1401 Farnam street.
R. R. RITCHIE , General A sent
G. P. WitST , C , P. & T , A.
TIII : 111:1.1 : , .
A I.Mt of rroiIlRlotii llnrgitln * for Mondny.
Wo shall make a big cut on flavoring
extracts of the highest quality Mondny.
These nro not cheap nrtificlnl goods but
nro the pure csscnco of fruit :
Vnnllln oxt. 17c , worth 2oc.
Vanilla oxt. 21c , worth 35c.
Vnnllln oxt. 27c , worth 4oc.
Lemon oxt. 13c , worth 20c.
Lemon oxt. 17c , worth 25c.
Lemon oxt. 22jc , worth 40c.
White corn meal , 12 } Ib. sack , lOe.
Yellow corn meal , 121 Ib. sack , 19c.
Curtice Bros , family tomatoes , 3 Ib.
can , 13c.
Curtlco Bros , extra tomatoes , 3 Ib.
can , 30c.
Fliiq sweet oranges , "no fake , " lOc.
Curtice Bros , yellow poaches , 31c.
Club IIouso salmon Bleak , 21c.
Fine potatoes , per bit. 33c.
Our Challenge coffco , per Ib. 25c.
The grandest line of coffees in Omaha
at 30c , 35c , 40o and 45c pound.
OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT
Is headquarters for drug * , proscrip
tions , toilet soap , rubber coeds , combs
and brushes. Special cut on rubber
goods.
HARDWARE AND HOUSE FUR
NISHING DEPARTMENT.
Good goods. Special prices.
3 papers tacks , Ic , Sprlntr balance ,
lOc.
L i-pt. cups , fancy , Ic , Scrub brush , lOc ]
1 doz. clothes pins , Ic. Mop sticks ,
lOc.
lOc.Lamp chimney cleaner , 1. Coffee pot ,
lOc.
' Popper box , 2c. Spiders , lOc.
2-holo uious-o trap , 2c. Garden rakes
loc.
loc.Can
Can openers , 2c. Brooms , 18c.
Dairy pans , 3c. Garden lioj , 20c.
Biscuit , cutters , 3c. Spade * , l5c. !
Double mutch safe , 4c. 4-lino fork , 40c.
Basting spoon , 4c. Handled axes , 75c ,
Wire dish cleaner , 4c. Padlock nnd
key , 5c.
Egtr boater , 5c. Tracing wheel , 6c.
DRESS GOODS.
The sale on the new and attractive
fabric
MANHATTAN SUITING
will bo continued Monday. This comes
in stripes and checks and will bo sold at
lOc. It's 20c troodu.
Bedford Htripos in fetching designs ,
12jc , worth 20c.
Cashmcro suitings , all colors , 12jc ,
worth 20c.
All wool French challios , 50c.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Children's Derby ribbed hose , double
knee , sizes 5 lo 8i , only 15c.
Wo have the exclusive sale for Omaha
of the famous Linworth hose for ladies
and children. This hosp has a spliced
linen heel and toe and will outwear two
pair of ordinary hoso. Ask to see them.
Ladies' fast black hose , 8ic.
Wo have received 25 dozen moro of
those ladies' 4-bulton kid gloves which
wo shall sell Monday at 78c.
Gentlemen's largo , size plain white
union handkorchlcfs , Monday , 8Jc.
Special bargains in men's spring un
derwear , men's collars and cuffs , fancy
shirts , otc. THE BELL ,
N. E. Cor. Dodge and 15th Sts.
Samuel Burns thinks that nothing
would make a bettor impression on the
visiting * "dominies" than a nice table ,
and to make it so got ono of those elegant -
gant decorated sets in his front window
marked $10.00 , formerly $20.00.
iastor : Hats.
Mmo. Hickman. 211 S. 10th st.
,
4 * '
The lightning artist from New York
now giving free exhibitions of his skill
in painting landscapes is selling his
work : is fiibt as made at store 1201 Fur-
nain st.
German yeast is superior to all ; made
fresh every day in Oinatia.
Drink "Perfection'1 ' Java nnd Mocha ,
roasted fresh ovcrv dav in Omaha.
Why are ladies more pntirotic than
men , they buy Union soap.
300,000 bars Union soap sold in Nebraska
braska last month. It's tlio bsst.
Visit the well known florist , B. Haas ,
1813 Vinton street , and see his beautiful
flowers and plants.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Needles , oil nnd supplies for nil kinds
of sowing machines and any make of
machines repaired by a first class ma
chinist at 514 So. 10th street. Tele
phone 1)21. ) Geo. W. Lancaster < Nc Co.
S. R Patten , dentist. Boo building.
Gorman baking powder is equal to
any without exception and manufactured
in Omaha.
m
Hamilton Wnrron , AL D. , eclectic nnd
magnetic physician and surgeon. Spe
cialty , diseases of women and children ,
110 N. 10th street Telephone 143i
Ideal ladies'hairdressing parlors-hair
goods , toilet articles , 209.S loth,3d floor.
Tlio First , to ItcNnonil.
The widow of the late M. Ilollman
yesterday received the first money on
her husband's life insurance , it being
paid by the Bankers Lifo Insurance
company of St. Paul.
To Mr. 11. B. Lewis , general ngont
Bankers Lifo Insurance company of
St. Paul , Minn. ' , room 224 Bee build
ing , Omaha :
Dear Sir : J desire to express to you
as agent for your company my thanks
for thu prompt payment of the sum of
$2.000 , being the full amount duo on
policy held in your company by my hus
band , Myor Ilollman , your company beIng -
Ing the first ono to pay Ills claim. Ho
died March 20 , 1892.
[ Signed. ] MAIIIA
Witness , CHAHLES WISE.
iaitor : Millinery Opening.
Tomorrow , Annowalt Millinery Co. ,
220 North 10th street. Latest novelties.
"Nothing Now Under the Sun. "
Kol not even through cars lo Denver ,
Ogden , Salt Lnko City , San Francisco
and Portland. This is slmuly written
to romitid you that the Union Pacific is
the Pioncor in running through cars to
the nbovo mentioned points , and that the
present through cor arrangement is un.
excelled. Wo nlso make tie | tlino.
For details address nny ngont of the
company , call on your nearest ticket
ngont or write to E. L. LOMAX.
G. P. & T. A. U. P. System ,
Omaha , Nob.
What U "Tho OterlauU riyor ? "
It is the only vestlbuled train running
Between Omaha and Cheyenne ,
Between Omaha nnd Ogdon.
Between Omaha nnd Salt Lake City.
Between Omaha and San Francisco.
Between Omuhu and Portland.
It Is composed of Pullman pnlaco
sleepers , Pullman dining cars , free ro-
cllnfng chair cars and modern day
coaches.
It is run on the Union Pacific.
It is the train to tuku for all western
points.
Ills the train foe you to fake if. you
want to got there quickly ,
It leaves Omaha daily at 2:16 : p. m.
For tickets and sleeping car rosorvn
lion apply nt 1BU2 Farnam stroot.Omuluv
II. P , Douol , city ticket Dgeut.
THE WOT STORE
Special EasterlHirgiuns Are Offered for
rlbmorrow ,
WONDERFUL DRIVES IN BABY BUGGIES
Mnteltlcjft 1'rlcov In Crockery , (1lmrnre ,
WooilriiunrivUrui'lry nnil SlUrrunrp ,
Toilet Artlolt * , l.nillci' nnil ( lent * '
l'ockoU > ( > ol < , Stationery , I'lcturcj.
Tlio 09 cent store , 1319 Faruain street.
Is always in the nice , nud in fnct is setting
ting the pace on low prices.
HOUSEKEEPERS'BARGAINS.
Mrs , Potts' patent sad irons , 880 n sot :
tubs , 3oeli > c and eec ; 3-hoop palls , 12c ;
1 dozen clothcJs pins for 6c ; 2-qunrt
dippers , fie ; il-holo pgg poacher ,
lOc , worth 60c ; 6-foot step ladder -
dor , 6Sc ; copper bottom boilers , 08c ;
fie for line stool butcher knives , worth
2oe ; 2oc n set for knives nnd forks worth
76o.
76o.Soo our matchless crockery bargains
112 piece decorated dinner sots $7.45 ,
worth $12 ; 12-picco decorated chamber
sets , extra largo size , $3.95 , worth $0.
Picture frames , pictures and uucls ;
$1.39 for a photo-engraving witha4-iuch
oak frame ; 48c for n 5-foot bamboo easel
worth $1.00. Pictures framed to order
at one-half less than others ask ; satis
faction Guaranteed.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TOILET
ARTICLES , PERFUMERY , HAIR
BRUSHES , ETC.
Brown's triple extract 29c nn ounce ,
worth 60c ; 2-iu for line bristle Imir
brushes , worth 50c ; 6c , lOcnnd loc combs
worth three times the price.
See our wonderful values in silver
ware , cutlery , otc.
25c a feet for sterling triple teaspoons ,
worth $1.CO ; 2oc for 3 sterling triple
tablespoons , 25c for 3 sterling triple
forks , ehllils solid gold rings Monday
only 80 each , 5c each for bow knot stick
pins , 2oc o.ich for gold and silver hair
bands. All tho. novelties in jewelry.
Don't fail to visit our bloro and in
spect our mncntcent display adapted for
easier presents.
Til 13 99 CENT STORE ,
131 ! ) Farnam.
Omaha comprcssad yeast strictly pure
Chocolate cream colTee. See tulver-
libcmenl in want columns.
New scale Kimhall piano. Go nnd
sect it at A. IIospo's.
AN IDYL OF THE PACIFIC.
In nil Island Willie \\ltli .Skeletons of an
Kxtliiot Inilliiu It.icc.
On the lonely , wind-swept island of San
Nicolas , eighty miles oil the coast of
Ventura county , California , where , as
far back as the "memory of man runs ,
hundreds of grisly white skeletons have
dolled the valleys and hillsides , local
nrulKuolojMbta are now busy gathering
the relic of n , strnttgo , extinct race , savs
the San Francisco Examiner.
The Iblond is-tcn miles long and oval
in shape , being four miles across at Iho
widest part. Strange ulensils of scr-
pcntino , sandstone and slotito are found
there among the human bones , and the
island and its erstwhile inhabitants have
: i history so curious that it is diilicult of
comprehension. i ,
fln'1835 the pndrea'of ' SantiuBur.bnra ,
'loArningitlmt there wore butssbftccn of
Iho sirnngo Indian nico- then living
there , determined to rescue them from
the island.They went over in n sloop
nnd succeeded , ad they thought , in gut-
ling nil on board. Al the last moment
nn Indian woman returned for her
child , and ono of the frequent storms of
the Channel island springing up , the
sloop was. driven away without her.
The sloop went on the rocks of Point
Conception and all on board were lost.
Sixteen years later Captain George
Nidevor and two men went from the
coast on a sloop to hunt otter oil San
Nicolas. On looking they wore , like
Crusoe , astonished to discover human
footprints on the sand. They saw no
one , however , and a storm compelled
them to put to sea.
It was two years thoroaf tor that the
adventurous captain , revolving in his
mind the sight of the footprints in the
uncanny island , determined to go and
discover and bring over Iho lonely
woman of whom ho had vaguely heard.
Men accompanied him and nl longluh
Ihey saw on the surf beulon shore n
woman with long tawny hair dressed in
a queer garb of colored birdskins and
scraping with n bono knife the blubber
of a seal.
They surrounded nnd approached her
steadily , nt.d although suddenly con
fronted she did not appear in the least
afraid , but smiled , nnd then falling on
her knees prayed to the sun. The wild
woman in ado no objection when by signs
fllio was made lo understand that aho
was lo go with thorn in thu bout.
They readied Santa Barbara across
the rough sen , and the first thing the
Indian woman saw was Dr , S. L. Shaw ,
now 80 years old , and yet living thoro.
riding n horfio. She had never
scon or heard of any object like
it , and thought the man nnd
horse wore ono , and she knelt on tno
shore nnd offered her devotions to it.
Two weeks afterwards the lust inhab
itant of tlio rock-ribbed tempest-tossed
San Nicolas died from eating food to
which she was unaccustomed , furnished
by her rescuers , and the curtain fell on
her Btrango race forovor.
Wild dogs had oaten her child. Her
dross of red and blue foalhers , n wonder
ful creation of barbaric hands , was sent
lo the pope of Rome. Rolio hunters have
gathered moctars , nestles , alias , toy
Btoatilo canoe * and other curious thing's
there for soroe years past nnd shipped
them to various eastern and Euro
pean universities. Skeletons nnd
parts of iakelclons have also
boon collected in largo num
bers , but toduyUho bones of thousands
of Jndinns aoo scattered about thoro.
Seine lie face down , indicating that
they Imvo fallen in battle. There arose
so many human relics there that San
Nicolas is known as the "Isle of Skulls. "
Tlio lonely ilnnd , whoso highest part
Is but 1.040 foot nbovo the sen , is nolcd
for the high nftistio class of many of Us
relics. Had Uio woman rescued , then
62 yours old , not died , a story passing
strange would 110 doubt have been told
of the race so king hommcd in by the ,
wnble of waters aboul. As it is , much
of Iho slrango slory Is shrowdod in mys
tery forovor.
A I.fitp Year Oimmlury.
Detroit Free Press : "Of course , Miss
Guipure , " snid Mr. Cashmere , tenderly ,
as ho lot his hand lie unresistingly in
hers , "I fully understand that you have
asked mo to bo yours , not because 1 am
rich and popular , but from n genuine af
fection you have for mo , but before ac
cepting your proposal finally I have ono
question to ask , "
"What is it , denrestV" bho inquired ,
ns she folded her ulrongnrras auout him.
"What is U'r"
"I would like to know , " ho hesitated ,
"if after wo are married your are to bo
Mrs. Cash m ore or am 1 to bo Mr , Gul-
puro. "
Bam Droms and J. It. Ulose spout lust
Tuesday nt Honey creek , bagging Mxty-fonr
aucba In ibree Uouct1 ( booting.
THE BOSTON STORE
Immense Sacrifice Bale Tomorrow of Tine
Laces and Embroideries From
FIELD CHAPMAN FENNER'S ' AUCTION SALE
Never lloforo MIH There n Snlo In New
York or I.am nnil Kmlirnlilerlca
AVIicm They Wrnl ni
Chriip nnil
NEVER WAS THERE ASALE whore
they will go ns cheap as they will to >
morrow nt The Boston Store.
500 pieces pure silk laces In black and
colors in nil widths in the very newest
designs.
Over 6,000 pieces of cambric , Swiss
nnd nnlnsook embroideries in elegant
now patterns from 1 lo 4 Incites wide
hat go in lots at Ic , 3c , Co and lOc n
yard , worth up lo 2oo.
About 8.000 yards of ladles' white
robes and 45 In embroidery skirtings in
Swiss , cambric and nainsooks , in white
and colored , nt 22c , 29c , 39c , worth up to
$1.00.
3,000 pieces fancy laces in cream , ecru
nnd white goat 3c , 5c , lOc , 25c , worth up
to 75c.
Hand mndo torchon Inccs ntoc,10cloa ,
worth up to 35c.
60 pieces all silk chiffon laces at loc n
yard.
All the latest novelties in luces for
dress trimming such as point d'Irlando ,
point do gone , Rusticana. Those elegant
laces will bo sold Monday nt 12c } , lOc.
29c , 39c nnd 60c , from 2 to 12 Inches
wide , Which if bought in n regular way
would cost from 76c to $1.50 a yard.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. cor. 10th and Douglas.
THE REAL , ESTATE MARKET.
The Outlook Dully Annuities 11 More Kncour-
URlnf ; Aspect.
Certain forces have boon at worlt during
the past few mouths wliluh can not tail of
havlnc a most boncllclnl effect upon the
Omuhn real estate market. The abundant
crop * of n your ngo nml the liiph prices ,
coupled with u goou lorolcii iloinanJ , lim
mailo money plenty In the west. General
prosperity anil the liquidation ot mortc.iKC&
hold by eastern capitalists has produced a
prcat piling up of tUlo capital In the cast.
From almost all parts of the country como
complaints of capital incroasltiR moro rapidly
thiin tbn demand for loant.
Tilts kilo capital must Do Invested and It Is
a foregone conclusion that the can , accus
tomed to linJ in tlio west a narrower , will
send her surplus in this direction.
The only question with capitalists Is what
part of the west to select fur their purpose.
Seine section * will bo barred out by reason
of overdone booms that have occurred In the
past mid are now reaetlne. Other sections
will DO looked upon with distrust for tiavlnc
la the past bcon mixed up m wildcat schemes
which absorbed vast , sums of money without
limiting acy returns. When all thcso sec
tions ore eliminated the Hold for profitable
Investment will bo very much reduced.
Omuhii , ono of the lavgost cities in the
west , nnd n citv that never experienced u
disastrous boom or had Its nanio connected
with nny wildcat sehomo , will attract a very
grqat deal of attention from capitalists.
liiiiulrlni ; After Om lii : ,
In fact , eastern capitalists are already
turulr.pr their attention to Omaha as an in
viting Held for investments in real estate and
real estate paper.
Not ono. but , several real estate dealers
are remarking on the increased interest
which o.istern capitalists nro tnldng in
Oii.aba. Some inquire with a view to buy
ing property for speculation or for improv
ing , while others are looking up the pros
pects for making desirable loans on real
estate. There ouht ( to oo no trouble for
any ono witn good security this season to
borrow money , provided tnoy will taKO it in
largo cnouKh sums nnd for a period hufll-
clently long to in alto it some object to tbo
lender.
As the season idvanccs and tbo situation Is
moro carefully studied the conviction gruw
among business men that Omaha is just , en-
teting upon n period of unusual prosperity. *
Ciltlcitlni ; the Itiinkei-H.
A number of real estate men have boon
hnnrd to remark on the peculiar stand taken
by some of Omaha's bankers regarding real
estate transactions. Said ono prominent
denlor : "If I correspond with eastern par
lies and at last come to some understanding
with thorn regardlnganlnvestmentlnOmiiha
real estate , those parties are very aptto write ,
before closing the deal , lo soiro Omnha
banker. That means nine times out
of ton that I will not only lese the sale , but
that 1 will have maao an enemy of my pro
posed customer , for the bunker will throw
just enough cold water on the real estate sit
uation in Omaha to completely discourage
the would-bo purchaser , nnd sometimes even
cause him to bellevo that I have been trying
to rob him.
"You cannot find a hanker In Omaha who
owns real estate but what is asking a good
stiff price for it , so that the discouraging
tone adopted In giving ad vice to would-bo In
vestors cannot bo on account of a lack of
confldonco in the future of the city.
"If the bankers will but take a broad
minded vlow of the case , " continued the
speaker , "thoy will discover that , it is moro
to their advantage to have their customers'
raonoy Invested where it will aid in the de
velopment of the cltr than to bavo it laying
idle in tlio ban It vaults.
"Perhaps Iho bankers do not believe that
real estate Is u good Investment , Then wny
do they not put down values on such prop
erty as they own and close It out ) It would
seem that bankcra should bo very careful
about giving advlco calculated to drive nway
from the city a prospective investor. "
Uiiftt Iroiu tint Addition * .
The trolley wire Is bolne nut up for the
Dundpo place motor line nnd It is expected
that Iho cars will soon bo operated by elec
tricity. Thli it is claimed will bring Dunuoo
pluco' within about twenty minutes of Six
teenth and Karnam streets.
South Omaha real estate Is picking up on
Iho strength of the tl,000,000 improvements
to bo mad. ) this summer by the utook yards
and packing houses ,
F. A Kemp has boueht for Windsor ,
Kemp ft Co. , from S. L. Wiloy , the northeast -
east corner of Capitol nvonuo nnd Seven
teenth street forJIOO.OOO. Too lot is 1(10x120 (
and is occuplnd by a row of ono-story brick
stores on Capitol avenue and a block of two-
story bricxs on Seventeenth street.
M. A. Upton Bays that tbo real ostalo sit
uation Is improving. The baoks have re
duced their rate of interest and depositor *
nro bound to look for some paying Invest
ment for their surplus capital rstlior man
allow It lo romalu In Ibo banks. As Omaha
rent ostalo offers Ibo safest and most ro-
tminorativo investment n largo proportion of
Iho idle capital Is bound to uo pluMd in real
oblate.
A f 00,000 deal In which n number of parties
were Intoresiud has ] nst b09n closed. Potter
& Oeorgo company , representing A. Jj.
norland , n Hoston capitalist , bought of
Morris Morrison properly 10 Iho value of
545,000 in Soulh Omaha and 115,000 In Omaha.
Among Iho pieces of property included in the
deal wore 171 foot fronton SUteonlh Hlreot ,
near Vinton. JUty-tbreo lols In Morrison's
addition to South Omaha , twenty-nine acres
noout one-half inllo southeast and eleven
acres ono milo west of the business center of
Soulh Omaha. There were other scattering
lots.
Edwin Lacey of Pennsylvania hua platted
on addition on the lionson and Halcyon
Holgbls car line and just east of Jlenson
place. Two eornur lots wore sold In this
addition the past week at 450 each , and ono
insldo lot at f 100.
Koul estate dealers generally say that they
Imvo under wny deals that would not have
boon considered a year ago. Tno prospective
purchasers in many of these cases will build
on the properly for Iholr own use , thus addIng -
Ing lo the vuluo of adjoining property.
CJeorgo W. Amos say that hu never had amore
moro satisfactory line of Inquiries for Omaha
real ostalo from eastern putties and Ibat ha
has shown more property lo prospective pur
chasers during the past month than during
Iho whole of Uio previous yoar.
There never win so much idle capital , and
when once ibe people como to .realize that a
dollar wall Invested Is worth more Iban a
dollar laying Idle ihcro will bo a great awtu-
in all HUOJ o (
IMI. Kiiir.Y'.s : : M\V :
The Splendid Institute nt tlio Ctlclirntnl
i\rrlslor : Springs.
Everybody who drinks liquor to excess
or who has n. frlond who Is a victim tc
the liquor , morphine , opium , cocaine or
tobacco habit , has heard of Dwlght , 111. ,
and the wonderful cnrcs performed thorc
by Dr. Leslie M Kcoloy , the discoverer
of the double chloride of gold re mod lea
for these diseases. Those who have boon
thinking Of taking the treatment and
longing for POIUO quiet and healthful
resort where It could bo administered
will bo glad to learn that Dr. ICeoloy
has established a companion Institute lethe
the Dwlght house at the celebrated Ex-
, slrl" 8"l ' y county , Mo.
Iho waters of those springs nro cele
brated the world ever for their elll-
cioncy In nervous diseases and as a
temporary spocilio for drunken
ness. Thousands go there every
.year to recuperate ullor a
s-prco. Now tlioy can while thoio bo per
manently and quicllv cured wlillo re
ceiving the tuhltllunul bonolU of the life-
giving waters and spending their time
amidst the most healthful surroundings.
It costs no moro to bo cured at the
Companion Institute than it does at less
favored resorts. This Is the first direct
branch that the Keoley company
hag ever established. livery care
is taken for the comfort and convenience
of guests. The appointments of the
olllccs , the largo opotating room , the
commodious club room , Iho fine sanitar
ium , the celebrated sulpho-snlluo baths
are all perfect. Good board and rooms
can bo secured for from $1.00 to $25.00
per week.
HISTORIC GUOUND.
.Speeding | u .Modern Coirlm hy tin- Spots
Whuro Crook unit CuMt'r I'onght.
lion , .lohn Finerty of Ghlcngomado n
tour of Montnua recently , and writes en
tertainingly in the Ghicngo Tribune of
the famous Crook nub Custor battle
fields , ns seen from the Northern Paclllc
roadnnd the wondorf ul changes wrought
in sixteen .years. Mr. Fincrly waa with
Crook in the capacity of correspondent ,
throughout ll.o Sioux war of lS7il , and
his reminiscences are particularly in
teresting. Ho says :
Tlio Northern Pacific spans Iho river
just four miles north of what Is known as
Cuslcr's Crossing , and 1 could bco from
the windows of the Pullman car Iho tojw
of the amphitheater of hills amid
which General Crook's brigade en
camped in the dreary fall of 1870 , tent-
loss , rationlcss nnd under a polling rain ,
which converted the whole country
into a veritable quagmire. The con
trast between my wretched , muddy
bivouac of that tiino and the comforts o'f
civili/.atioii on wheels us now experienced -
encod made mo fool as if sixty instead
of sixteen years hud passeit since that
unpleasant vet stirring ovont.
"Aro we out of Dakota yet ? " inquired
a stout man , ono of it party of four un-
gtiged in playing wlilot , across the aisle
in the hleopor.
"Pretty ncariy , ' ' I answered , ns I saw
the well remembered crcstb of Sentinel
Butlch the outlying pickets of the
mighty battle line of the Little Missouri
blulfs rising only a short distance away
on our right. Crook's scouts hud a
skirmish there with a body of Indians
in the memorable Slim Uuttca campaign.
On our left I could sco distiuctlv the
two razor-backed blulTs through which
the brigade , all bedraggled and dis
gusted , had defiled toward the Litllo
Missouri in ' 70 , and the remembrance of
many a bravo comrade now no moro
caused a feeling of sadness to steal over
me.Vo had camped on Andrew's
creek , and on Beaver creek , called also
the Indian fork of the Llttlo Missouriat
the period to which I have referred.
Crook's soldiers were mustered in the
valley of the latter stream , ac
cording to the bi-monthly custom. I
wondered how many of those bravo and
stalwart men would now respond to roll
call on this side of eternity. But ,
tliougli the old campaigners have mostly
pasted away , the valleys remain and
they arc nraons the most fertile to ba
found in the great catllo ranges of o ist-
orn Montana. Night had fallen as wo
passed rapidly for the train goes fasten
on that section of the roi.d Glciidive ,
O'Fallon , Blatchfoid , Powder Hivpr
crossing , and Miles City all famous in
Indian history , the latter being on the
site of General Miles' cantonment of
1870-77 , when ho Inflicted such heavy
blows upon the hostllca in that region.
A number of soldiers of the Twonty-
sccoud infantry , a regiment long nnd
gloriously associated with the fror.lior ,
got on th'o cars at Miles bound for their
post at Fort Keogh , only three miles
westward. Wo sloppou at the Fort
douot to lot thorn olT and heard tlio chal
lenge of the bontinols and the rattle of
arms ns , ono by one , they passed in. A
short , compactly built olllcor came upon
the platform ns wo weio leaving , and I
thought I rccogni/.cd in him my old
friend Major W. II. Powell , distin
guished in warfare against the savages.
The last station I hoard called out was
Rosebud. Sixty or moro miles north ,
near the headquarters of the stream ,
Crook fought his bitr battle with the
combined Sioux and Cheyenne tribes on
Juno 17 , 1870 , and up through that dark
and winding canon General Custor
marched at the bond of the Seventh
cavalry leas than u week later
to the point where ho
turned oil to the Litllo Big Horn , where
ho forfeited his life for his daring in the
midst of a roaring Hood of angry lioa-
UloH the 2othof that "mouth of kittles. "
It IB n strange outcome Hint the North
ern Choycnncs , who fought against our
troops moro desperately than any of the
ether tribes , have their reservation es
tablished on the Hobcbud near the Hold
where Cook fought , and within sight of
the Cuator battlefield. They are a bravo
and spirited tribe the Spartans of the
Indian race and are hold in moro respect -
spect by their white neighbors than any
other lireod of savages. Poor fellows !
Pinched with hunger as they have been ,
they have refrained from breaking Iho
law , nnd many a sonorous ranchman has
given them an occasional beef lo "make
Ihoir hearla feel good" during the hard
times which seem over to remain with
tills proud , gallant and justly renowned
tribe of native Americans. Under favor-
nblo conditions the Choycnnes would
sustain the pan-pictures of Fenimoro
L'oopor. They nro the Mohicans of the
west.
Make no haste to bo rich if you would
prosper ; binall and steady gains give
uompotonoy , with lr.uinuility of mind ,
Never run In debt unless you BCO n
very certain way to get out again ,
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors.
CI.OTIIINd.
Orenlest Snlo liver llrlil In Oinnlin.
The great downfall ot prices will bo t
Monday. f
No morchnnl In tbo history of Onmhn /
ever bad tbo nerve to crush prices ns wo '
i nro doing on man's , boys1 nml children's
clot lil HIT.
Monday wo stnrt tbo greatest sale ol
clothing ever witnessed in Onmlia.
Children's UneosultsSl.GO , worth $2.50.
Children's Unco suits$2.00worth J3.00.
Clilltlrun's Unco suitsSi.60worth ! $ .1.60.
Cblldron's Unco suits $2.1)5worth $100.
Children's Unco suits & 1.0worth $5.00.
The most olcgnntsultfi you over looked
nt , with vests , SI.JM to & 9.CO.
100 do/.on now styles of SOcknco pant ,
worth SI.00.
On Monday ,100 pairs men's line wool
Uorsoy pnnti , worth $3.00 , nt$1.60.
600 pairs Jeans pnutsSl.UO , worth 81.75.
All "oo overalls 35c ,
All Too junipers 33a
Men's suits $5.03 , $7.50 , $10.00 , $12.50 ,
SlaOO.
Our clothlnp department turned Intd
n pulverizing mnr.hlno Moudav.
11AYDKN liUOS. ,
Dry goods nnd clothing.
.siMffK.s 1'noM Tin : .sr.iTi ; i.i.nuj
Hoairlco Is huslhni ? to 1111 Kennedy's shoo
and say tnoy will do It or dlo.
Bailor's wrist Is lolally healed nnd strong
and Iho slugger * are correspondingly un *
easy.
Bulger of Grand Island is ono of iho bast
shortstops In the lo.iguo nml In scouring him
Manager Kourlto Is lo bo congralulalcd.
Tom Patterson has cot n slrong tonm to-- * "
golhur to represent Platlsnioulh and utilcsa
they fall dond wilt keep some ono moving
Hits season.
Caslouo Is celling Into shape at Lincoln
nloiiR wilh Bud Fowler and will bear watch-
Hi ) ; tins Bummer , as ho Is ono of the best in
the nssocinliou.
Lincoln will use Iho old grounds of last
year and Iho team they have to represent
thorn will Itcop up Iho reputation of the town
as ll is very slrong.
F. W. Fear has signed as culchor for Lin-
coin and in him they have ono of the bosi lit
the league , being a line thrower , catcher ,
bailer and base runner.
Hastings is doing very liulo talking mi
nn iuimonso amount of hustling anil tno
signs of iho limes nro lliat they will keep
thorn all guessing ns usuil.
Manager "Bill" Uourko of Grnnd Island
has a "sponge oako" batlvry lhat simply
draw Iholr broaih on the regular pay uays ,
and draw water on the championship dajs.
"
In Ihpso dcnarlmunls they lead the league"
Frank .lellon has decided to gel out , Ihll
season and has cnsl his lines wilh Fremont.
Manager Baker Is to bo congratulated on securing -
curing bun , a * it makes complete the host
ouitlcld la the stale , Builor , Finch and
.lellon.
Gatcwood's "I'll tell you those 1" will go
down to posterity ns the most antique bluft
that was ever utlored In a slalo league meet-
in ? , but it created not n little nmuscmonr ,
and each delegalo left with a wish to hear it
sprung again.
Fremont has the call in the State league
lor Iho llrst g-imo , having made arrangements
of plav Hayden Bros.1 strong team Saturday
and Sunday , April 10 nnd 17 , and iho IIaytlo\
Bros , are leaving no slouo unturned to inaUO
their club a winner.
Hoyden Bros. ' team will play In Froinont
on the Kith nnd 17th ( Satunlavaml ' Sunday ) ,
and Fremont won't ' have u'nj thing like a
walkover , as iho loam H Iho HtrongosB
nmalour loam over put logiincr In Omaha ,
and under .Joel : Carrlgan will keep Ihera
guessing lo win.
Bealnco looks very strong on piper nnd
they proinisolo lilorally "mop tno oarth"
with Fremont on the 1st and tjiid of Muv , but
Fremont , isn't worried In ino lease and
hoops rlgnt on in Iho usual way , oauh nnd
every citizen retiring every evening and
sleeping Ibo " .sleep of Iho jusl. "
Kdingor has talcon to anndpipTing his
voice in order to have it in condition for
Bauer's Indians at the opening games , but
about the llmo ho has dodged a few liners
and chased n few bunts out of breath , ho
will bo satisfied to rest his \vary pedals nnd
give his frame a chance to expand.
Fremont will too the ma.-t ! In Iholr first
game wilh Beatrice as follows , said Man
ager Baker , when spo'.ten to on iho subjocti
Graver , caichur ; Baker , pitcher ; Bowman ,
llrst ; Stonoy , scco-nt ; I'urccll. bliorl ; F.
Holmes , third ; .lollon. middle ; Finch , ilchl ;
Bullor , loft. This team sunald keep all
'
coiners
MlI.l.AHl ) IfOTEU UMUIA , April 8. To tllO
Sp.irllnj ; Kdlior dfTiiK HIKJ : II sub-ill , referr
ing to inluO In Sp.ildlii Snldufor ; tlilsyo.ir.
Mllipoiuu man Is nn Ural base nud u hit la
mad" ever thu fcnco al n loss distance tliau
S.l'i fo3t , can HIP nriii on ( list only run to tblrd
or Is lioentltlod to r.in In lumiu ? I'luiiso ims-
nerm bL'NDAv's llac. Aniiitcnr Fporl.
Ans. Ho can run only to third. This rula
\\-ill cut down Iho chances for homo nS-SrJi
ino Omaha grounds very materially.
I..VONNob. . , April 8. To thu bportlnj ; I7d | .
tqrof TUB HUH : Have nutlo-i aunliix lunj
. ; a natural laUna rlylit tn llsh wltliseliiui ,
traimnal nets , etc. , iiccoidln ti > ImvAnaucr
In SUNDAY'S UKK A. Huljscrluur.
Ant. They have not.
OMAHA , April n. To the Sportlns Editor of
TIIK HUB ; will you iilu.is Htato In TIIIISUN-
IIAV BKK wnuthorriii llviin ever lights without
gloves ? A Snbauribor.
Ans. He does not.
DAVID OITV. NO'J. . March ? J To tlio Hpnrt-
Ing Kdllnrof TIIK HKK : A few ninntlis slnco
I re.ul an iiucount In your pauor ot n licirso
HII'U hluli uuouriud , as I ruiiitMiibur It In New
orl ; City , at which H lie SDIIIU liuis ) bruiiKhti
JIUi.lWil , null tliustrllcin : fuaturoof the train-
uotlun W.IH that there wurii Lint two bldn
inncJii. Kindly Inform niu. If ] n slljlu. Ihrouuli
your .Sunday l siio as la the Hum J of thebor a
and buyer. L J , .Smith.
Ans. St. Blnlso. " 1'oor" Ilec-d.
UKDlit HMTPW , Nob. , April 4. To the Sport
ing IMltnr of Tin : Hii : : : 1'lnisu dculdu ihojf
following ( inclosotl dlspntuon rallro.iiloiichioiW
A , II , U anil I ) lire playing ral'ro-id t'lichrc. A
Is ( liillnir. ! : It calls for his n.irtuoi'ii bust ai.il
ordcra A. ellH for Ills p.irtnor'n bcol nnd
ulnys itlonu : talnst him It in ilicj four trlcl.i
und claims four jiolnls. A ulaliiiH lhat ho U
only untltloil lo two uoInK Who Is rlJlil ?
Aialii. L-IIII A iilay a "lonu" u ulnsl him uftuj
oil-/ } . U.
Ans. ( I ) Four points. (2) ( ) Ho can.
M tCKDOMA , In. , Anrll I. To the Hportliu
i.litoi-or ; Tun HIKlnulo ; : otl Unit Htnmp for
wliluh answer the following question by lu-
tiirn mall : Wnlch Is thu f.istu-a whuul , safuty
or ordinary ( lilKn wheel ) , ro iirdlusa of male
or tire ? 1vuiit 10 know tlio fastest whuol up
to dutu. A. H. KoeliU'r.
Ans. Safety. - * "
KXKTBII , Nnh. March 'II. Bpnrtln ? Tdltor of
Tin : llr.K ; 1'lu.tsa answer In your SUNDAY HEM
HID following : is thuru any PLa I nliliiH taken
In lluilm : sea tanned or drusiuil In thu United
Htalu.s ? Tills is todeoldo abut , Warren Wood *
aid.
aid.Ans Some Inferior skins nro tanned in
Ihls co-Jiilry. Tbo host go to ICngland ,
OMAHA , April I. To lliu Sinrtln IMItor ot
Tin : Him : I'luaso unswur in MUMMY'S HEU to
ilcelilo u but : A htiH II ) point a , 11 lias 111 points :
A Klvesij anil mallei Ilium , II tf low unit
k-amu. Who wins ? Hlnjlu high lire , ' 'I yolut
Biiniu. Win. Kod. |
Ans. H. "
HOUTII OMAHA , Nob. , April < . To the Sport-
lnIMItor of thu JlHK ! Will yon uluuio
iins.vnr hi hllNiiAY'tl Iluu : What H inujreisivu
hljill llVOf IJII9. T
Ans. Send 10 conls for K. C. Snydcr'
volume- High Flvo , Umahn. '
K. T. U , Sioux Ully : Your question U
wholly unintelligible in its prcjont shape , a
WIIITMIV. la. . Aurll a-To thoBportlng Kd.
Itorof Tin : HIK : : Who Is the oust authority
lo refer to on clii'ckiTs , iin.l . where can the
booKsbuobtitnud"W : , u. H.
Ans-lA ) , L. Darlcor , Boston. ( S ) A. O.
& , liroj. , Chicago.
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