Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAIIiV 1JFI3 : St'NDAY , ATOUST 0 , 1800.
SPEGIRL NOTICES.
for ihcr column *
lie Inkcu until lUiTK ) i . in. for ( lie
evening nuil iiiidt S p. in. for ( lie
nitit Siiinlny cillllinm.
\ty rriiiieitlliiB n nnin-
licrcil rliroU , run time tiimwcrii nil-
IrcKNcd ( o n niitnlicrcil letter Innrc
of Thtf lice. A it Niter * no tulilrcuNcil
nlll lie ilrll\rroil on iircucntntlnn of
< lie cliccU only.
IlnU'tr , 11--c n word flrn < linprtloitj
lo n tinnl ( Iivrciiflcr. NotliltiK InUen
for ICHN ttimi li..i ! fur the flrnt Innrr-
< loii. TUi'Nc nil * ( rtlipiiifiitfi limit In *
run o
WAYHJU MAM : nr.i.r.
WANiir > . AN'TnnTfwiio CAN THINK or
* orn tlmiilo thin , ; to puuntv Protect yntir
IrtMip , they may liilni ; you xsealth , Write John
weiliiorburn & Co. , I > ept. V , Patent Attornejg ,
'Wnflilnc.trm , U. C' . , for their ll.SOO prize olTcr
nrol ft lint of lxi.0 hundred Inventions wanted.
11 6,6 ,
WI3 WANT HTATiTANM ) LOCAL onOANlKHIin
for the Atlicneum rriitcinlly , comblnlnR life
nnd nrrldrnt liiniirniuo , good contract * nnd
choice tcriltory ; apply to J M. Ward , nupriine
organizer , 401 lift building , Onlalm ; office hours
8 to 10 n. m. 11-457 A
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WANTED. MEN roit IASY WORKooon
ray. 1M2 Davenport street. U M7W10 *
$75iO TO IMiO A MONTH AND KXPKNHEH
paid rMlenmen for ele.nm : enperlftice unnecm-
rnry ; Mnmlnnl KOmln ; l.lttle Clerk dK r inn-
rhlne flee to finli customer. I'hnrles 0
Illahop . Co. . St. I.ouln. Mo H MJM PC *
BALATlv"TOrtW MKN OH WOMEN j STEADY
miilojmtnt ; send stamp ; no trlllerH J. Drown ,
Wilton liUllilltiK. I.OB Ange-lra. Fill.
11 MttC 9 *
WANTED , MCN AN ! ) WOMEN TO WORK
for us ilay or exenltiK nt tlielr himim : nlcr.
plrnnant work ! no ennxasfliiR , ' | nilnce not
nectFFnry , We pnj xnlary. Send us MIDI nd-
ilre * * , Htandnril Mf | ? Co , 142V. . 23d New York.
LA not : ririAR IIIIIM"WANTS A RALEHMAN
In e\er > loeiillty , } W per month and expenses
to lipRlntHin. Entltoly nexIndiiee merits to
nnd ilealem Aildiest box 210 , ChlciiKo ,
BALESMEN-TO HELL CIOAUS TO DEALERS ,
} 2" > per week nnd expenses , experience not -
iiulred. Address. National Consolidated Co ,
ChlentiCi , 111. _ R _
WANTED-MAN TO MANAGE HUANCH or-
llee ; COO leqiilred ! salary ll.SfO Rood ehnncc
for rlRht person. Manager , 2W ) Jlonou liloek ,
ChlciiKQ. H
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14 ro PER ixio ( CASH i-'ou nisTiuiii'Tixo cm
rulais ; < nclo c 4 cents. U. S. Dlitrllmttm
btireun , Chku o H
THN YOL'NO MKK TO I'llin'Alli : POU Till
npprouililnc clxll i-cr\lie evninlnatlnn1' for RON
eminent pnf.ltloii ! < to be held In Omaha teen
Thou nnd of nppnlntmentx annn ll > . Ueeenl
extenrtons. rnrtlcnlarn nn to itatep , palarlen
tie. , frie of Nntlomil Corre pondeiue limtllute
Washington , I ) . C. _ II7C1 0 *
QRNKIIAL AOHNCV. nxSl.t'fllVB TIMini
tory. Cliiimiiliiii llijuld blejcle tire punctiiri
liiiilvr. IIilUKH > V Uanter. 102 Kant 1-I'lh St.
NcYorlc City. n 'fO-8 *
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iToo i'in ice PAID rou YOI'U NIIOIIHOUR
addiepus. t-end ICc for blank book nnd In
( trnctlon * * , nnd fo tooik nt oiue. Ho.\ell A
Co. . 370 N. Hainlln A\e. , Clilcncu J _
V/ANTIJD YOt'NO MAN TO LHAHN IIAltli ! !
trade. Only elKlit \ \ k reunited , rnnvtnn
practice and c\irj rcnulrtimnt foi the mos
HUccefBfiil teachliiK , time nnd monej Mixed
toolH donated Rradunto ratal OK IHJ mallei
free. Chicago llnrbir fatliool , SW bo Clalk St.
ChlcaEo. II 7T8 1 *
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\VANT13D STIIKKT AII3N TO Sni.I M'KIN
ley ROM monoKrain biilpen Woin lij mei
nnd XNomen. Snmiile by mall 10 cents. Deckel
& . I'hlllpB , C.ilcaito _ lt-75- ! ) ' '
' ' roi
WANTun succnssi-'t'i oinANixniis
benelklary older , leriulrcs one ansissmcnt i > e
month only. Apply Itooin 310-2U ! Denrboin ht
Chlcniro. II 7fr 9 *
Ti'ANTnrv Mii.Y : HOOK PAI.ISMIN TO MAN
nse olllces nnd teams on the rend for new up t <
ilnte worl. . Also men for three imiKlne com
lilnntlon In connection with books Nntlonn
Subscription Co. Security bulldlntr. ChlcnRO
I'O Na au St. , New York ; 31 State St. , lloston
1213 rilbert bt. , I'lilladilphla , 70S 1'enn A\e.
ritttburg. n 76i 9
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WANTnt-r'iVK Filtsr ci > ASS AusMnN
none but men who hnxe nmde n Rood recor
nted apply ; we want tbo = c who can tnlk up
new deal ti ) the bent clasi of retail ilcnlera
plcai-e do not reply through curiosity at ou
time Is xnlunble. Address , The 13a tern Mfc
Co. , 125 College St. , lowu Clt > , la. II TC4 9
DON'T 1113 HAHD UP I TOOK Mil. COLU'i
ndxlcc , took ngency for new aluminum peed
nnd other specialties. KlCKimt , cntch > sellers
customerx UellBhttd , permanent business.
make r to J10 n flay , work C hours , no capital
"Write World Mfg. Co. , ( W ! ) ) Columbus o.
U 713 9
SALESMEN MAKI ; : oo A MONTH SIMINI
our machines for coollnc refrlKeialors , HUUI
nntcid 75 per cent cheaper than ite. Produce
a dry cold that keeps perishable articles In
definitely. Write for terms Arctic HcfrlKer
atlng Co. , Cincinnati , Ohio. 11 773 0
rnnBNf\visHiNo TO TAKV : CIVIL
Ice examinations , soon to occur In Omaha , fo
Mirlnua KO\ eminent positions , to write for > alu
nble Information ( free ) . I * . S. llurenu o
Information , Cincinnati , Ohio. _ U 772 9
l/AUOUKHS l"OIl U & M. U\ * . ; WYOMING
Rood watjes ; free fare. Kramer & O'Hcarr
1120 1-anmni ftrect. _ U M771 11 *
A raw nNnnciirric , WULL UIAU MIN CA :
secure perrmncnt emplojment nt good pa :
with Western Library Co , Central City , Neb
11-776 ! )
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MANin-ACTUUINGI COMPANY WANTS KN
crcitlc man n general mnnaKer for branc
oltlce ; strictly legitimate ; profitable buulnes ;
Terrauraph Cooler. 225 Dearborn Bt. , Chicago
11-778 9
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WANTED , MEN 1O LUAON llAHlinil THADG
only 8 witltH required ; tools tlonnted , wate
Saturday ; rntnloKue mailed free. St. I.oul
Uarber Collige , M'J N. 9th t. , bt. tJiuls. Mo
11-M774 13 *
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VAN'rnn , I'Arnn SALHSMAN , ONI : UAVIN <
good trade with dry goods and clothing house ?
to fell the Climax IIIKH on coinmUnlon ; li
nnmvtrlntr state where now emplo > ed am
glxe referencea. Address The Climax Tag Co.
Dayton , Ohio. 11 7jiU 9
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nvn DOLLAHS PIH i.oco PAIU DIHTUIIIUT
Inn circulars ; enclose stamp Commeriliil Ad
MTtlnIng An-ocliillotl. Chicago. II 7U9 9
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"VANTHD , TUAVHLINO HALESMAN. I 'A M IL
Inr with the city grocery trade. Addrt SM ti S
llee. 11 79J 9 *
HUM * .
WANTKD fiNRIlonTIC WOMKN IN EVUHI
rlty to handle lailli's' fpeclaltlex. Muriled pre
fcrrnl. No eanxasslm ; : MK prolltH. The Sere
els Co , U:6 Masonic Temple , Chicago , III.
U-7C2-9 *
HINTIIOII.SIS.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. Till
O. r. Day la Company , U05 rurnam. D 570
HOUSES , IIENEWA & CO. , 108 N , 1STII ST
iv in
iionnim HOUSES , a A. STAIUI , 025 N.Y. Lint
It78
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HOUSES , WALLACK , HHOTVN IILK. 16 & . Uoug
D-679
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8-HOOM , DirTACHED. MODKUN 1IOUSI3. "f5
Lnqulre 2C21 Capitol uxenue , II. 11. Hoblson.
_ _ _ _ _ U-DSQ
TWO riNi : iiousns. ONI : s. ONK noous
117 nnd U5 8. setli bt. ; nil modern ecn\en
lenceij bem r ldi > nce purl of the illInuiilr
_ S24 N.V. _ Life , telfphwne IWW. _ D-MK1
STEAM IIKATCU STOIIE8 AND I'LATS
Howard Itanck , agent , ICto Clilcugo etr et.
_ _ _ _ _ ' U-M2S !
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAa'ES ALLOVEl
he city , 5 to 10. ridcllty , 17UJ Turnum.
_ . _ U18
: LIST or HOUSKS. TUB
Co. , 21 ; 8. mil Bt. U 684
IIr8niTOIIUNTIN ? | ALLPAHTS OP THI
city. llrennan-l.o\e '
- \ Co. , 1'axtsn lllock
. _ _ _ U-J61.AI5
. ' IMPUOVi :
n McCaffrey , ZJWJ llarney St.
D-M284
HIOOM HOUSK WITH UATH : 6 8. Z1KT 8T
D-4S5-ASI'
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ran IUNT. TWO STONE AND Tmicn
houui , i : rooms each , modern lniiroxenirntii |
adapted to boarding house , cheap. J. w. Sim
eral. Kt IJee llldg , D MJ
I ARQE rUUNISIinU MOUCIIN HOUSE. AD
driiF * T ! . Uee. U 610
.IIOOM. JliETACllED. MOD'tllN HOUSK. W. .
Inquire ZC21 Cupltol axenue , II. II. Itoblnon.
_ _ _ _ _ D i.80
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ELKQANT IIK81OENCU. CHEAP. 2C01 I'AI'l'
to ) axenur. D M701 10 *
FURNISH nn HOUSI : , izzi so. Z TH ST , v , n
Wead. iHli and Domls. .IB 17H 10
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WODKHN COMl'LKTK DWEI.L1NO. I70S KAH
nam St. , with or without trlik tlable. POJ M-S
Blon Sept. l t , Wurren 11. ltO trn , Ml Boutl
3ilh ft. I )
7-nooM coiTAQU : ALSO PART at
n 10-i ooaj uoUtro boUM. luijulie ut ii : So ,
st D-J7T
KOIl
( Continued )
, THE DEMAND rou HOUSES ,
ll t now with Parroltc , IJonglim lllk , op | > o-
ulle llaydtn'e. D- .
HOOM. BTI\M-HIATHD. MODEHN TLAT
foi rent ; pnttlen nlll fell rtlnln * room and
Kitchen furniture , also mnttlnn on floor
rlieup , eurjtilng new InM cprlni ? . riat A ,
1C1S Chlengo M. D-SM II *
THAT nnAtmPt'L HOME , t"f PAMKOIIMIA
t , 8 room * , barn , rompletc nnd modern. In *
quire 1521 Howard ; tel. P47. D-M814 10
rou imvrruu.MitiiM UOOMS.
NICE ri'UNISHED HOOMS ; LIOIIT HOUMK.
keeping. 1112 H. llth , U 734-12 *
Vlfitj UHNT flOOMS CHUAP TO UiaitT PAH-
lies. 2007 Casa Ft. -M"49 ! )
UOOMS AM > IIOAHD.
LUASANT IIOO.M9 , WITH 1IOAUD. 1H22
J odKC. -MCS9 M _
LOVELY HOOMS , GOOD HOAIIU , J3 A ND
tl.OJ week. HI N. 191li. f-M7M 1C'
IOOMS WITH ItOAIID : TllANSIENTS AC-
commodattd. UtopU , 1111 Dnxenport t.
1' 710 10
ANTiu-nooMins : & DOAIIDEUS AT iso7
rnrniun St. I'lrst class meals and beds. Mont
comcnlent lorntlon In the city , Siul door went
ot court house. Cxeiy conxcnlence ,
p 74i10
ON13 OU TWO DESIItAHLE UOOMS , KUU-
nlshcd or unfurnished , modern comenleiicci" '
terms reasonable. 2119 rnrnam , 3d Hour.
BOfTIIKAKT rUONT HOOM , MODKHN CON-
xenlcnceK , lawn surrounds house ; [ irUate fnni-
lly. 702 B. 23th et. F M778 11
I'OU UC.NT STtlllUS AMI
KlllST CLASS IIHICIC STOHE UU1LDINO , 1011
rurimm ; three storks and basement ; will alter
to null tenant ; low rent. 314 Ut Nut'l li'k bide.
TOR HENT , THE 4-STOHY IlUICIt 1IU1LUINQ
lit S10 I'urnam st. llilK building lias n llieprool
cement basement , compute stcum heullng fix.
lures , water on nil Moore , CUM , etc. Apply at
the olllcc of The lite. I-'J10
ACSUVl'S AVA\Tii > .
WANTED S 000 AGENTS FOIl HUSSELI/8 AU-
tborlzed "Llxes of McKlnley and llolmit. "
CT.O pages , clegnntly Illustrated. Price enl >
1110. * ' 1 he best nnd the cheapest , and outsell *
all other * . CO per cent to ngcnts , nnd freight !
paid. Hooks now ready. Sa\c time by send'
ln ft ) ccntn In stnmpH foi an outfit nt once.
Address A. D. Worthlngton & Co. Hartford ,
Conn. J-M2S1-A17 *
'AGENTS MAKE J6 TO $1S A DAY 1NTUODUC-
IIIB tl > e "Comet , " the only Jl hnnp shot camerr
made. The greatest teller of the centuij , gen ,
einl and local ngcnta wanted nil o\er the world
llxcliisUe tenltoiy Write todaj for terms line
samples. Alken-Uleason Co , Ln Croe , WIs
J M747 ! !
CIOAIIS , A 11ES1DENT AGENT TOIl THIS
clt > and \lclnlty to hell a superior llxe and let
cent cigar dllect from reliable factory to Ilrat
clncB letall trade on commission. Address
stntlng age , experience , lefeiences and clas !
of trade > ou ean command , "Clnr l'nctor > , *
P. O. Ilex , H92 , Phllndelpllla. J M745
AGENTS I'UOM Jl TO Jin 1'EH DAY GLUHAN
teed to rell the "IIu lness Guide. " Oxer 4
pngex , 12 mo , cloth selling price Jl Outll
free to hustlers. Tor particulars nildrees J. L
Nichols S. Co , Nnpenllle , 111 J
LAlY"AGTNTS , A DRESS I'ATTEIIN , HAND
some trunk ( .Ilk umbrella , etc. , glxen free
Send stamp for particulars. Ladles Suppl ) Co.
3118 1'nicst axe. Chlraco. J
AOENTS EVEIIYWHEHE CAN MAKE 1M
mcn c pronts Our summer spccHltles , Jus
out Mil at sight. Write for ( ntnlo ue ful
'niiirmntlcm Ntmple lop Aluminum Noxcl
ty Co. , 55T > Hicndvxny , Ncxv York. J
ACILN'IS. HUSTLEllS ; J3 DAILY , SELLING
unlx' icxolxlng griddle cnKc turner ; Bample lOc
O Mlckel , manufucturei , Haxerhlll , Hats J
AGENTS WANTED. 1IUYAN 1C TO 1 CAM
palgn buttons. Qukk pales , tninplcs fiee
Do en po tp.ild , 25c Tnctorj 22 , Mechanic tt.
Nexvprk , N. J.
AGENTS MAKE ICO TO SCO PER , CENT Or
our article us-ed on exery horse. Phoxv It ui
nnd pnle la cllnebed Prepare now for race
and fairs. A. Hunter Co , Haclne , Mis
J
AC.ENTS HANDLE SOUTH APIHCAN OPr
color diamonds nnd other Jewelry. Cntnlogu
4c ntampB. Sears Jexxelry Co , 22 ; Dearborn Bt.
Chicago. j
INDISPENSIIILE IN ANY HOUSEHOLD
Hall's Combination Kitchen Tool , the onlj jier
feet bread and ment Hiker and bone saw nl
In one , jet offered the public. A simple de
xlec needed In exery kitchen ; 100 per cent proll
for iigentH. Kxcluslxe territory granted
Write for particulars. Standard Steel Toe
Co. , Akron , Ohio. Aug.Z-a-16-23
WANTED AOENTS-HIG MONEY bELLINI
changeable sign to merchants Mnlics an
sign. Changeable xxhenexer desired. Honanz
for agents Quick sales. Immense profit !
Particulars free. Address Acme Sign Co . C
6th A\e. , Chicago. J 703 9
AGENTS WANTFTD ; BEST MONEY MAKEl
In the world : agents mnke J50 clallj ; excluslx
tcrrlton. The Moxoscope Address Souder
Hitter Co. , 34 Park How , New York
J 70S 9
WANTED , AGENTS TO HANDLE PATEN'
folding cjcle eland ; great teller. C. V. HI ]
& Co , Trenton , N , J. J 707 9 *
X-RAY MACHINE ; GREATEST NOVELTY ; Nl
fake ; can tee through xxood , tin or nny slz
coin. Send for outllt , 15c. Prank Hros , 4
Ann st. , Nexv York j 7f j 9 *
WANTED. AGENTS. LOCAL AND TRAVEL
Ing. Milwaukee Camera Co. , Milwaukee. Wit
J 7C3 9 *
IIUILDINO AND LOAN LIPE INSUH.VNCI
or plain Imestmenl agents , to repiesent ai
Inxestmcnt company In southern California
better than either , liberal pny. Catherltn Syn
dlcatc. 115 W. 1st Bt. , Los Angeles , Cnl.
J 7M 9
J21 A DAA * EASILY MADE SELLINO DOOM
erans games ; new noxelt ) ; takes place unlaw
ful slot machines , etc. ; letalln for Jl 00 , bona
lido ; no humbug. Chicago Intro Co. , El Lttlli
bt , , Chicago , III. J 7(0 9 >
AGINTS. roiT-imYAN , SEWALL AND PREI
Sllxei. " roi ) pages ; piospectus , ICc. 1'iibllsliers
Supply Co , . SI. Louis , Mo. J tOl 9 *
SALESMEN AND GENEIlAIj AOITNTS. MALI
and female , local and traveling , to nppoln
cnnxusserH , klde line or excluMxe ; no cnnxas
sing ; caplt.il or experience recjulred , expense
paid ; net prollt. Jl.M ) 00 monthly , free- samples
O. A. Pub. Co. , 3913 Market St. , Philadelphia
ji j-'iio 9
AGENTS. OENEIIAL MANlTACn UINC
- 10. I'ultnn St. New
c-oinpnii ) , , Ynik ; innnu
fncturers campaign buttons , badges , Uirhc > s
etc. ; mall nonple automatic i > iininUn IKM
on receipt of 31 cent ; compute ciiialimj > > ( ire
J-ttO 9
\VAATRIJTM HK.NT.
WANTED TO HENT , A 7 Oil 8-HOOM HOUSI
In good repair , with > nrd , by man nnd wife
no children , Add ! ess T C7 , lle-e , K 781 9 *
WANTED. UNKUltNIHHED HOOM ANI
board for gentleman and ulfe ; prlxnte fumll'
preferred , Adilress U C , lire , K 803 9 * '
OH PIVIMIOOM COTTAGE. NORTH
within walking distance of lice building ; glxi
particulars. Addless U 4 , llee , K 794 il
WANTED. 2 OR 3 UNPUHNISHED ROOMS
refetenceH exehnnKed. Address U 1 , Hee.
1C-M793 11
WANTED. rUHNlbllKD COTTAGE 11V MA
nnd xxlfe ; no children , hlchest referiife'i
glxtn ; lolif or short time. T G3 , Hie ,
K 811 9
FOR fiAIiK
roil SALE , ONE OP THE REST 11OARDINC
houses In the i lt > ; om trade , AddrefB l < 7
Hee. o k76 9
AT AUCTION. PI'HNITt'RE AND CONTENT !
of Hat. 1U7 l < eaxenucrth , Tuesday , Aueust 11
bale ut 1U u. in , Alherfcin , Auctioneer.
0-M815 10
PAC1PIC STORAQE AND WAREHOUSE CO.
908-910 Jones. General ktorase and forxvnrdln
M-586
STORAGE , PRANK EWERS. 1J14 HARNEY
M-M7
OM. VAN i bTORAOE , 1415 PAH'M , TKU UMl
M-MS
WAM'UD T4 IIUV.
AN OAK. ROLLER-TOP DESK. AdJltfa T CG
Hee. , N M74 !
WANTED , A SECOND-HAND HlfiOLE. OEN
tlemun'H roailxtri ; tlie 2S In. ; teur CS lei 70
mu t b chfup and In good lepair. Aeldresi
R , lice. , Counull Illurrs , la. N ill U
rou SAI.I : uolisns AMJ WAGONS.
SALE. OR TRADE. GOOD PHAETON
double light harnv , ulngle li mtb > , dluincn
rlni ; und diamond shirt etud Will trad uiu
of the above for horttu or marei. Cull nt 121i
llarney St. , upttalr * . P (40
DURAniLmT-ALKS-CARRlAGES , HUOaiES
phaeton * , bottom price * . X J. blmpsun , I4di
FOIt SAMl MISCMMiANROUS.
VOOD , J3 TO M.tO A CORD. T. MURRAY
_ Q-M4SS-A
HEAD GOOD PAMILY MILK COWS. CALL
ftern < xir. , > nrd 8Sth ft Hurt st q-lto 10 *
OH"SALK A VKRY FINE YOUNG" JERSEY
cow nnd cnlf Just frech , a number one for
family use. ZM6 Webster St. q-738-9 *
BEST HARDWOOD HOG AND CHICKEN
f ncej nlso "all wire. " C. R. Ixe , V > 1 Dougla * .
Q S90
D-IIANI ) R1CYCLP.S , 110 , IIS. & $20. IUCYCLES
rented , repaired. Om. lllcy. Co. , 323 N. 16th 8t ,
'OR SALE , A JVW DECKER URO. PIANO TOR
less than hnlf for cash. 940 N. 25th street.
Q3
'OR SALE , A riNIJ IIARDMAN PIANO VERY
reii'onnble. Address T M , llee , U "K S *
'OR SALE. A POINTER DOd , A GOOD Ht'.V-
ter nnil bird Under. C. A , tlnllo\\ny , Hnlil-
tge , Neli. q 784-9 *
XT A DIHCOt'NT. SCHOLARSHIP IN REST
lluslnesn nnd Shorthand College in the v\est.
Address U 2 , llee. ( J 7S.V9'
MISCKLI.ANKOUS.
OUNTY PAIR ; MAKE ENTRIES HEPOHE
the fair opens , get entry blanks nt once from
the secretary , G. W. Herx ey. II M73X 10
.iiiscniiAvr.ti's. '
WANTED , A LOCATION POR A FI/OUR1NO
mill In some good tmxn Hint will offer some
bonus. A. 11. McGee , Oberlln , Knp.R
R 78C-9 *
CI.A1HVO\AATS.
MADAM 11ERLAN , PSYCHOMETRIC LIPE
render nnd tenelier of occult sciences , f > 22
M > nstcr et. , Council Rluffs. S 722-H *
MASSAOH 1IATHS , KTC.
MME. SMITH , 1121 DOUOI.AH STREKT , 2D
Hour , room 8 ; massage , steam , alcohol nnd
sulphurlne baths. T MS.07 . 11
MME. LAUUE , HATH , MASSAGE , 1017 HOWard -
ard St. T M574-A29 *
MME. AMKS. HATHS. MASSAGE. f,07 8 13T1I
bt. , room 3. T M703 10 *
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE PARlors -
lors , lefieshlng nnd uuatlxe ; don't fall to
call. 417 S. llth st. , upstairs. T MS03 12 *
IT.HSO.VYI. .
MISS VAN VALKENI1UHG DESTROYS PERm -
m ntntl > by electricity superfluous hair , moles ,
warts , etc. Room 41G , N. Y. Lite UldR.
U-5S !
RUPTURE CURP.D , NO PAIN : NO DETEN-
tlon from business ; xxe refer to hundreds of
patients cured O. E. Miller Co , 807 N. Y.
Life building , Omaha , Neb. U 593
VIAVI , HOME TREATMENT POR UTERINK
troubles. Ph > slclan In attendance. Consulta
tion or health book ficc. 3)0 lice bldgU591
U-591
BOSTON DRESS CUTTING ACADEMY , II. 50.1
Kiit-bach blk , learn the best s > stem no refitting ;
tench's wanted , circulars sent. Mrs. O. Shelter.
U J93
CURE POR MANGE ; Jl GAL. T. 42 REE.
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the safest and most nourishing oiganlzatlor
of Its class , hiixlng COO council" olid n mem
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All persons de lrous of joining the order , 01
Intetestetl In the formation of new councils ,
please addre-ss Ihomas I. Ilnirls. care of The
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THE PALACE BE/UmVUL , PIRbT CLAPS-
hair dres lnR , manicure and massage parlors
1C05 DouKlas. ' 2S7-A17
RAILWAK1ME CARD
.T T
l.c-ixcs IJirULlNGTON & . MO. IllvniUArrlxes
Omnhal Union Depot'I0th. ' & MiiEon Sts. [ Omalii
8 3r > um Dcnvr Express 9'35an
4:35pm.Ulk Hlllt * Mont , .U'UKet Snel. I2x. 4 OSpn
435pm ! . .Denver' Bxpress 4 05pn
7:00pm..Nebraska : LoM.1 ( * xcept Sundny ) . . 7.4Spn
. . .Lincoln'Local ( except bumlay..ll 30un
2 ! iopm..li'a8t Mall ( fOfitlncoln ) dally. . .
Leaves [ CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q.lArrives
OmalialUnlon Depot , lOUi & . Mason6ts. _ | Omalu
500pm Clilcnfro Vestibule S.OOan
D,4gam Chicago I tprens 4lCpn :
7.SOim..Chicago and St. Louis Express. . 8 ( Klin
llUOam Paclllo Junction Local CilOpn
Fast Mall 2.j,0pn ,
Leaxcs [ CHICAGO. MIL & ST. PAUL.Arrives )
OmahaUnion ] Depot , 10th & Ma6onSts. _ | Omahi
630pm Chicago Limited S.O'nr
ll:00um..Chicago : Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 3.t'3pn
Leaxes | CmCAGO & " NORTHWEST'NriArrlTes
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & . Mason bts. | Omahi
10 Slam Kaptern Express | 3:10pn :
4:4rprn : Vestlbuled Limited 5.43pn
C:10pm : St. I'aul Express fl.SOir
5.40am St Paul Limited O.Ojpu
7:30mi..Carroll : & Sioux City Local..ll:10pn :
6.30pm Omiiha Clilcaeo bpeelal S OOan
. . . . . . .Mlbsourl Yulley Local 3 30an
Leaves [ CHICAGO , H .1. & I'ACiriC.Arrlxes |
Omahal Union Depot , lOlh & Mason Sta. | Omalu
" "
EAST.
lOMOam .Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . C.fipn
7.iOpni NlKlit Expresi 8lraii :
4'SOpm..ChlcaKO Vcstlbuled Limited , . . , l.Mpn
4 fOnm . . St. 1'uiil VfMllmleil Limited. . . 1 .pn .
WEbT.
6:45pm.OUlahoma & Texas Ex. ( ex. Sun..10.3jan
l:40pm : Coloiado Limited 4 OOpn
Leaves I C. , ST. T ? M. & O. I Arrives
Omahal Depot , 15th and Webster Sta. _ | Omahi
8:15am : Sioux City Accommodation..T 8 OOpn
12.30pm..Sioux City Express ( e\ . Sun,11 Man
6lr.pm BI. Paul Limited 9MOan
Leaxei I T. , E. & MO. VALLEY. lArrlxes
Omahal Depot , 15th nml\Yfli _ mr hm I Omahi
3.DOpm..rast Mall and Express. . . . , , 5OOpn
3.00pmex. ( Sat. ) Wyo Ex. ( ex. Mon ) . , B.OOpn
7)0am : .rremont Local ( Sumlns Only ) . .
7'50am..Norfolk Express ( ex. Sun..10 ) ran
Cl&pm : St. _ l'aul _ Express 9lOan
LeHTTST K. cTTst. J. & C. n. JArrlxes
OmtthojUnlonJleppt , 10th & Manor Bt.iiMJniahi
n.O'Jam.r.KanFas ' rlty Day Express 6:10pn :
10 00pm.1C. C. NlBht Ex Ma U. 1' . Trans. C 30an
Leaxes I MISSOURI PACIFIC , lArrlxes
Omahal Depot , llth nnd Webster Sts. ( Omahi
" "
3:30pm..Nebraska : & ICunsas Limited..12,25pn
9,30pm Kansas City Express G.OOan
3 00pm. . . .Nebraska Local ( ex. Bun. ) 8 OOan
Le.ixes I SIOl'X CITY & PAC1KIC. SkArrlxes )
Omahal Depot , 15th und Webster fetB , _ | Omah !
6l5pm ! Bt. Paul Limited , 9lQ.tn !
Leaves | BIOUX CITY & PACITIC. I Arrives
OirmiialUnlon Depot. 101 h .1 Mason Bt . | Omalu
B:40nm : bt. Paul Pas cnier 11'lOpn
7,30im Sioux City PasteiiKer D OSpn
5 Mpm .St. 1'aeil Limited 20an
, . . , .
.ru > tI | * * - ' - > ni .t. iiviitt < rn
OinalialTnlon | Depot. lOlh & Mason Bts. | Omahi
Lfuxes | WAHASH RAILWAY. [ Arrives
OmahaUnion ] Depot , JOth Mason Sin.I Omalu
4,30pm" Bt. Lou J'Cannon'llnll if.SOun
Mnile CnllfoftHR'H Klrnl Klujc.
Mrs , I' . Carrlllo of' ' anta Monica. Cal , , h
dead. She had the distinction of havlni
made the first Amc-rlean flai ; used In Cell
fornla. The dcccaiijjl Jvas the daughter o
Juan Handlnl , a man uf great wealth , xxhi
lived In San Diego at tlie time of the Mexl
can war. Commander tockton , commandlnt
a battalion ot Amerlcai ) troops , came to Sat
Ulcgo , Intending to make a triumphal cntr ;
Into the city and proclaim the town undci
American control , jjus before reaching tin
town It was discovered ; that the troops hat
no flag. The comnwdor * was In a quandary
as he wanted to mbrch Into the pueblo It
such a manner as . foijld Impress the rexi
dents vxlth the power of the government hi
represented. He ptdered the battalion t (
halt , and , leaving Hie troops where the :
were , he went to Juan Ilandlnl , who wai
the leading man o ( the , town , and madi
known his predlc'dhlent. Dandlnl atsurei
the commodore that he would help him ou
ot the dllllculty , and called on his daughter !
to make a flag. The material at hand wai
not suitable for the purpose , but Qandlnt
who kept a small store , took from his ctocl
Pieces of flannel of red , white and blue
These he turned over to Ms daughters t (
make Into a flag. The deceased was tin
eldest daughter and she did the neceesarj
cutting and sewing , being assisted by hei
two > oungcr sisters. The flag was finallj
completed , the etars being tnado of white
cotton , and , although It was a remarkabli
banner , It answered the purpose. The troopi
were marched into town , guns were firce
and there ) was a general celebration. Thi
banner which was made under such Blngulai
circumstances now reposes , with other rellci
of the Mexican vxar , In the national collec
lion at Washington , D. Qt w ,
EXTERMINATING THE BUFFALO
Upward of Six Millions Slaughtered in au
Incredibly Short Time.
WANTON KILLING OF VALUABLE BEASTS
Aliiint 1OOO Now ItntniltiK AVI 111 tn
Aorlh A merlon TheHe ml I ) ' Still
limit Him the SlmiKlttcr AViiM
Cnrrloil On fur the Hlilc * .
AVIlllam T. llornadny , the stipcrlntcnilcnt
of the Natlonnl Koologlcnl pnrk In WnshliiK-
ton , n student and hunter of the buffalo In
the old da } s , lias Interested himself In the
question of prcxcntliiL ; tlielr \turinliintlon ,
and has done \Urnt ho could to bring the
matter to the attention of congress. Un
fortunately nil attempts at legislation for
the protection ot this unlmal , Bn > s a corre
spondent of the Ncxx' York Times , have been
In vain , nnd the result Is that up\xard of
6,000,000 were slaURhtered In nn Incredibly
short space of time nearly 4,000,000 killed
In three > cnrs until noxv thrrc are not oxer
1,000 , of these animals running wild In North
America. Such \\nnton destruction of a
valuable beast , purely nnd distinctively
American tn Its character. Is unprecedented
In the history of the \\orkl.
The familiarity of the Americans with the
buffalo seems to have bicd contempt , for
the great number ot these animals has led
the people to think of them as animals
which xxere valuable only for vxhat their
skins would bring In the market. But
oxxlng to the vast destruction of the herds ,
and the fact that the reduced number hus
Increased the price ot the aklns and the
other products , there has conio n revulsion
of. popular fccnllmcnt In leganl to them , and
they have become very valuable In the eyes
of the general public , and , It Is necdliss to
say , In the ejcs of those surviving among
the old hunters vxhn can now get large sums
of money for the robes nnd skeletons.
rillST DISCOVERY.
The earliest discovery of the bison In
eastern North America xxns made some
where near Washington , In the District of
Columbia , In 1012 , by an English naviga
tor named Samuel Argoll. The mm alive
of the explorer affoids no distinct clewOB
to the precise locality of this dlscovcij
but as It Is doubtful whether this mariner
went very far from the head of navigation
of the Potomac , vxhlch Is nt Washington , It
Is highly probable Hint the bison was found
In the District of Columbia. Ktoin that time
on the bison xxas seen by explorers In al
most every state In the union except the
country lying far to the xxest of the Rock
ies and along the coast of the Pacific. In
those rtavs they ranged from Mexico In
the south , far north to the Great Slave
lake above the sixtieth degree of latitude.
Of all the quadrupeds that have lived
upon the earth. Mr. Hornaday says that
probably no other species has ever mar
shaled such Innumerable hosts as those
of the American bison. It would have been
ns easy to count or to estimate the num
ber of leaves In the forest as to calculate *
the number of buffaloes living at any given
time during the history of the species up to
1870. Even In South Central Africa , which
has alxva > s been so prolific In gieat herds
of game , It Is piobable that all Its quad
rupeds taken together on an equal area
would never have more than equaled the
total number of buffaloes In this country
forty or fifty years ago. To the African
hunter such a statement might seem In
credible , but Mr. Hornaday says that It Is
fully warranted by the lltcratuie ot both
branches of the subject. Mr. John Fllson , In
1784 , wrote of the Blue Licks In Kentucky'
"The amazing herds of buffalo which resort
thither by their size and number fill the
traveler with astonishment and terror , es
pecially when he beholds the prodlqlous
roads they have made from all quarters , as
if leading to some populous city. " In 1770
where Nashville now stands , were immense
numbers of buffaloes and other wild game
The country was black vxlth them. Daniel
Boone found vast herds of buffaloes grazing
In the valleys of east Tennessee , between
the spurs of the Cumberland mountains
Betxxeen the Rocky mountains and the state *
lying along the Mississippi river , and the
west from Minnesota to Louisiana , the whole
country was one vast buffalo range , Inhab
ited by millions of buffaloes.
HERDS ON THE PLAINS.
A volume could be filled with the records
of plainsmen and pioneers who pcnetratce
this vast region In the early part of the
eentury , nnd w ho w ere "astounded by the
number of buffaloes they observed. Colone
Dodge described a herd which he saw on
the Arkansas river. According to his ru
corded observations , the herd extended aloni
the river for a distance of twenty-five miles
which was In reality the width of the vast
procession that was moving north and back
from ( he road as far as the eye could rtatl
on both sides. At a low estimate the grouni
visible from the road where Colonel Dodge
was driving , which was covered by the
herd , extended for a mile. This wnul <
give a strip of country two miles wldo an <
twenty-five long , or a total of fifty square
miles covered with buffaloes , averaging at
Colonel Dodge's estimate from fifteen tc
twenty to the acre. By the lesser number
fifteen , It Is found that the number actu
ally seen on that day by Colonel Dodge
was In the nelghborhoood of 480,000. If the ,
advanlng herd had been at all points fitly
miles In length , as It was known to have
been In some places , by twenty-five miles
In width , nnd still averaging fifteen head to
the acre , it would have contained the enor
mous number of 12,000,000 head , but , Jutg- ]
Ing from the principles which governed
their periodical migrations , the moving
mass probably advanced In the shape of n
wedge , which would leave about 4,000,00 (
as a fair estimate of the actual number of
buffaloes In the great southern herd , It Is
no wonder , therefore , that the men of the
west of those days , both white und red
thought It would bo Impossible to exter
minate such a mighty multitude. The In
dians of some tribes believed that the buf
faloes Issued from the earth continually nm
that the supply was Inexhaustible ; and yet
In four years that southern herd was al
most totally extinct. "With such n lesson
before our eyes , " said Mr. Hornaday , "con
firmed In every detail by living testimony ,
who will dare to say that there will he an
elk , a moose , caribou , mountain goat , moun
tain sheep , antelope or black tail deer left
nllve in the United State's In a wild btatc
fifty years from this date , or oven twenty-
five ? "
DUCKING TRAINS.
The AtchUon , Topcka & Santa Ke railroad
was , In 1871 nnd 1872 , In process of construc
tion nnd nowhere could the peculiarities of
the buffalo be better studied than from Itn
tialns. If a held was on the north side
of the track It would stand stupidly Ka/ilng ,
without a symptom of alarm , although tht
locomotive pKBsed within 100 yards ; but If
the buffaloes were on the south sldo of
the track , even though at a distance of one
or two miles from It , the passage of the
train set the whole herd In the wildest
commotion , and at full speed , utterly re-
cordless of congfijucnces , It would make
far the track. If the train happended nol
to be In the patTi cf the buffalo It crossed
the track and stopped satisfied , but If the
( lain was in Its way each Individual buffalo
went at It with the desperation of despali ,
plunging against or between locomotive am
cars , just us its blind madncs chanced to
direct It , Numbers were killed , but greater
numbers still pressed on to stop and stare
as soon as the obstruction had been passed
After having trains thrown off the track
twice In one vxeek. conductors learned to
have respect for the idiosyncrasies of the
buffalo.
Tle buffalo of the past was on animal o !
very low order of Intelligence , and his dull
ness of Intellect Is considered to have been
one of the most Important factors In his
phenomenally fcxvlft destruction. He wns
provoklngly sloxv In comprehending the ex
istence of the dangers that threatened his
life , and would often stand quietly and fee
two or three score , or even 100 , of hl
kindred and companions shot down before
hl eyes , with no other feeling than one of
itttpld wonder and curiosity. Neither the
noise nor smoke of the rifle , the fall , strug
gling , nor final death of his companions
conveyed to his mind the Idea of a danger
( a be fled from. I.Ike the Indians , and
many white men alco , the buffaloes seemed
to feel that their number was HO great tbat
It could never senilbly be diminished , but
jyilb. the approach oX extermination gncj
ho breaking up of nil the herd * , n com-
ilrtc change wna brought about In the chiu-
ncter of the animal. The cr ek of the rlflo
nnd Its accompany Ing puff ot smoke con
voyed to the slow mind of the bison n BCIIKO
of danger to hlmeclf ; nt lart ho rccognbcd
nan us his mortal enemy , And nt Inst he
earned to run. In 1SSO the scanty remnant
of the * great northern herd were the wildest
nnd most dldlcult animals to kill ever hunted
n nny country ,
ailBW WAIIY TOO 1ATIJ.
H hml only been through the Iccenost ex-
erti < e ot their unknown powers ot kclt-
ircservntlon that those buffAloa had sur
vived to late n day , and they were us
swift ns nntelopc nnd AS wary. The Instant
a buffalo caught sight of n ninii , oxen IhniKh
n mlle distant , he put off at the top ot his
spctd , nnd genet ally made for tump wild
region sevcrnl miles away. In llci'lnx troni
in enemy a buffalo ran ngnlnst the vxlnd ,
In order that his keen scent might save
lilm from the danger of running Into noxv
enemies , This < xns his nwn Idea nlunc
nnd not In keeping with the habits ot uny
other animal In this or other loitntilcs as
for as Is known Notwithstanding this. hoxv.
ever , the buffalo of recent days was also n
stupid rensoncr Be would deliberately walk
Into a quicksand where hundleds of hit ,
fellows were nlrendy engulfed. He would
quit feeding , rim hnlf n mile , nnd then innh
headlong Into a moving train of euii that
happened to como between him and the-
main herd. A. herd of n thousand bultnloeK
would allow an armed hunter to gallop Into
their midst within arm's length , and any ot
the bulls nearest him might ea lly have
bo led him over nnd trampled him to death
In a moment.
If In the earlier dnys be'foio thebuffalo's
elmo t complete extu initiation , the jnople
had renllrcd thelinmcn&c money value ot
the great heal as it cxIMed In 1870. the
daughter toiild probably have been stopped
At Hint time 500,000 head of bulls , young
and old , could ha\o been killed eveiy yeai
for a Ecoie of yours without npptcrl.ildy
diminishing the size of the held. At Mr
Hornadny's stlnmto thr e could easily
have been mndc to yield various ptoduets
woith ? fi e'nch , ns follow , Hobo $2.50
tongue , 25 tents ; meat of hind quaitcrs ,
$2 ; bones , horns , and hoofs , 2.1 cents , total
$5. And the amount annually added to tin
wealth of the > United Btntes would hnvi >
been not less than JMO.OOO on nil the lobrs
taken for the market , say 200.000. The
government could hnxe collected n tax of
50 cents each , vxhlch would li.ivo yielded
a sum doubly sulllclent to have maintained
a force of mounted police fully competent
to enforce the la\xs tegulntlng the slaugh
ter. The American people , It seems luxe
not y ct learned to spend money for the pro
tection of valuable game , and by the time
they hnvo leained It , theie will ho no gamete
to ptotect. Even despite the enotmous
xxabtc of raxv material that has been ohown
In the utilization of the buffalo pioduct , the
total cash value of all the mateilal derived
from this source , If It could only be leck-
oned tip , would certainly amount to many
millions of dollars , perhaps { 20.000,000 nil
told. When it is considered that In eight
yeais from 1870 to 1SS4 , n single firm , that
of Messrs J. . A , Boskoxxlt/ 103 flreenc
street , Ncxx Yoik , paid out the enouiioiis
sum ot $92.1,070 foi robes and hides , and
thnt In a single year the film 01 Joseph
Ullnian , 1C5 Mercer street , New Yoilc , paid
out 5210,250 for robes and hides , the fact
does not seem too Inci edible.
THE STILL , HUNT.
Of nil the dcadlv methods of buffalo
slaughter , the "still hunt" was the dead
liest. It xxas destitute of ncaily every cle
ment of the buoyant spice of danger that
accompanied buffalo hunting on horseback ,
and today It Is consldcied to have been
mere butchery of the tamest and yet most
cruel kind. About It theic was none of
the true excitement of the chase. The chnbo
on horseback furnished sport of n supeiloi
kind , keenly exhilarating , with an clement
of danger. In the excitement and eagerness
of which the horse shared vxlth the ilder.
To be successful In this chase required a
good hoi Be , a bold rider , a firm seat and
perfect familiarity with weapons When
ever the huntcis discovered a herd of buf
falo , they usually got to leexvmd of It and
quietly rode forwaid In n body , or stretched
out In a skirmish line. Usually the animals ,
with a confidence due more to their gnat
numbers than anything else , would allow a
party to approach within fiom 200 to 40 (
yards of their flank , and then they woulc
start off on a slow trot. The hunters then
put spurs to their horses and dashed for
ward. The fatal spot on a buffalo Is twelve
to eighteen Inches In circumference , and Is
situated Immediately back of the foreleg , so
that a man , even If a poor shot , keeping his
nerve , was almost sure to bring down hla
game at close range , seldom , If ever , wasting
a shot. The dangers , of course , were many
and on almost every round-up accidents oc
curred , a few of which every year were fa
tal.
tal.But with the still hunt all was different.
So long as the chase was the order of the
day , It ordinarily required the united ef
forts of from fifteen to tx\cnty-flvo hunters
to kill 1,000 buffalo In a single season , but
a single still hunter with a long-range
breech-loader , who Itncxv hon to make a
"sneak" and "get a stand on a bunch , '
often succeeded In killing from 1,000 to
.1,000 In a single season by his own unaided
efforts. Captain Jnck Bridges of Kansas ,
who was one of the first to begin the final
slaughter of the southern herd , killed by
contract 1,142 buffaloes In six weeks. By
daylight the still hunter sallied forth on
foot , carrying In his hand his huge Sharps
rifle , weighing from sixteen to nineteen
pounds , with from seventy-live to 100 loaded
cartridges In his two belts or bags nt his
side. From his belt hung his ripping knife ,
his skinning knife , and a butchci's steel ,
upon which to sharpen them. The totnl
weight was seldom less than thirty-six
pounds , nnd often more. Having selected
a position within 100 to 250 yards of his
game , although the distance was sometimes
greater , the hunter got a comfoi table rest
for his huge rifle , nnd , all the time keeping
his oxvn presence thoroughly hidden from
view , estimated the distance , carefully ad
justed his sights , and deliberately began
business. If the herd xxas moving , the nnl-
mal In the lead was the first one shot. If
the herd was at rest , the oldest cow , which
was usually the leader , was the first one
killed. The noise would stnrtlc the buffaloes
and they would stare at the little cloud
of white smoke nnd feel Inclined to run ,
but seeing their leader hesitate , they would
wait for her , but she would fall to the
ground and the other mcmbeis of the herd
would go on grazing. The policy of the
hunter was not to fire too rapidly , but to
attend closely to business and shoot down
any buffalo which attempted to make off.
Ono shot per minute was a moderate ) rate
to fire , but under pressure of clicumsUanccs
two per minute could be discharged with
deliberate precision ,
SYSTEMATIC SLAUGHTER.
The period of systematic slaughter of the
bisons began In a businesslike , wholesale
way , although the species had been steadily
driven westward from the neighborhood of
the Atlantic coast for a hundred years by
the advancing settlements , and during all
that time had been hunted for the meat
and robes , but Its extermination did not be
gin In earnest until 1S20 , or thereabouts By
that time the bison was totally extinct In
all the regions lying cast of the Mississippi
river , except In a portion of Wisconsin ,
where it survived until about 1830. The
American Tur company establish ! d a post
In 182C at the eastern base of the Hocky
Mountains , at the bend of the Arkansas
river , and In 1832 another was set up In n
corrtBpeuidlnjj situation at the head of the
south fork of the riatte , near where Denver
now stands. Krorn these posts the killing
of the buffalo was directed
In 1840 the lied river half-breeds In Min
nesota began making a business of buffalo
hunting , and the other Indians of the coun
try shortly took It up as a business with
which to better their condition by barter
with the white traders. The Western rail
roads had their share In the extermination
of the buffalo , for when they vxc-ro built
many men now to the country cume out
and slaughtered the animals for uport or
for food. During the yearn from 1871 to
1874 little was done In Kansas and adja
cent states but buffalo killing , Kvery one
xvas willing to kill buffalo , but few wcrit
willing to do the skinning and curing ,
Thousands upon thousands were killed for
their tongues alone and never skinned ;
thousands more were wounded by unskill
ful marksmen and wandered off to die
alone. ! ) y the close of the bunting season
ot 1875 the great southern herd had ceased
to exist ; an a body It had been practically
annihilated. In three years 3 C'J8,730 anl-
mala had been killed , and the body of the
uurvlvors , about 10,000 head , fled southxveet
late tlijj wild , dfuoUte , uninhabited country.
sotllhwftrd Knil WMUaro" Th !
hunting jrnroiihlch IICRIMI In October ,
lv 2 , dial tml < i ! In 1'elinmry , ISS.1. finished
the ( daughter ( if the gieot northern herd
nnd left It u few small bands ot sttngglcrs ,
tiuinbctliiK only n few thousands cf Individ *
iluls all told. Mr. Hornadoy furnishes the
fclloxxhij ; PMIHS of the number of Amcrl-
rnn Idsun itinuliiKxlld \ uml unprotected la
ISSfti
III the fan Hnndlc. Trvng . 5
In Cololadei . . . . . M
III sou I Item Wyoming . . . . it
In the Musxcllshcli ( ointtty , Montiiiin. . 10
In DuUotu
Toliil number In the United States , , , f-5
INtlinnted number In Atlinbnscn North
west Irirltniy , S50 ; total wild bisons In
North \merlrrt , CIS. Adding to the nbovo
the1 totnl number in captivity In dlfteront
[ i.-uts uf the United Suites , iibont 250 , and
lliORo under cox eminent pi election In the
Yellow Ktolio p.uk About 200. the xxhoJo
number of Indlxlduals of the butfnln spectra
In the I'nlted .StntCR llxtng , In 1SS9 , wn
1 till Since Hint time the number of those
In c.iptlvlty hue bemi somewhat reduced ,
while thiHO i mining wild lire divided Into
t > ox ci 1 small hctds In Wyoming , Montana ,
Colorado nnd one * In Canada.
Ante Room Echoes
tlood Hope lodge. Independent Order of
Oond Templars , was organized Prldny night
at the- home of Oooige L Fisher , 151fi Sher
man avenue , with twenty chatter members ,
by T. L. Combs. U. 0. C. T. The * orsanlra-
tlon la the result of the peuonnlvoik of
Rev E A Whltwnm , who hns been stirring
up the Good Templar spirit consldciobly
of Into. The new lodge Is made up of
good woiklnt ; mateilnl nnd starts off very
piomlslimly. The follow lug ofllceia were
olceted Uilof Templar , Gcotgo I. Fisher !
1'ast Chief Temphir , James Mtilr ; recotdlng
secictui ) , Dolllo Askwllh ; financial secre-
tniy , Mnigucilte Davis ; treasuiiM- , Fred W.
I'lshei ; chaplain Therlza 0111 , marshal ,
Uiwienru Deine'lt The election of the
balance' of the ofilceis was defened until
the next meeting vvhlth will be held Tues
day night at the home of Miss Dolllu Ask-
xx I Ui 2117 Uinnt stieet
Golden Hod lodge. Independent Order of
Oood Templars , held Its Hist regular meet
ing In Hoys llilgadc hall , Korty-thlrd and
Kinnhlln stirets , Thutsday night with a
splendid attendance They added sex en nexy
names to tinclmiter list nnd elected the
luiKturo of otllccis n > ? follows I'nst Chief
Temphir , Tinnk Plcknnl , chaplain. Ixittlo
Hodilor ; sentinel , Lillian Paul This now
lodge piomlses to be " "
n "hummer" mid Is
splendidly officered The members mo dote -
to mined to capture the throe hills. Walnut ,
Oiehaid and Clifton , The next meeting will
be held Thursday night nt the Boys' llrlsndo
hall
In order to get another good large Inde
pendent Oidei of Good Templars lodge In
the south part of toxxn , Ilev. E A Whlt-
xx am xx 111 speak on Good Templary In draco
Baptist church , Tenth and Arbor streets ,
tonight It Is expected to luxe a large crowd
of tompeianco people out nnd to get this
Hili ( I no\\ Good Templar lodge started off
with the largest duller list ,
rrntcriuil fiilon.
Haulier lodge No 11 , Tratetnnl Union of
Ameilcn , met Friday excnlng nnd xott-4
upon the application of live new members
and had one initiation. The members are
manifesting great Intel est In the lodge , and
arc determined to make It 0110 of the largest
In the xxest. A lesolutlon was passed ex
tending thanks to William Winner for nn
elegant gaxel presented to the lodge. The
lodge meets on the first and third Friday
evenings ot the month during the summer.
The ne.xt meeting will be held on the cvcu- ,
liiK of August 21.
Two men who 1m e been Interested In
business for a number of years past Ih this
city have engaged as deputies and will push
organization vxork in Nebraska.
A young man who has been employed
dm Ing the past year by another order has
been working xxlth n foice of txxclve depu
ties. He , with his entire force , has been
engaged by the Fraternal Union , and has
begun active vxork In Iowa.
F. F. Itoosc will Institute a lodge of the
Fraternal Union at Hastings next Wednes
day , and one at Harvard next xxock.
Orilor of ( he World.
Teutonla lodge No. 262 , Older of the World , ,
Is arranging for n grand ptcnlo at Hlbblcr'a
park. Forty-fourth and Lcaveuworth streets ,
on August 1C.
Brother E. Engler , a well known member
of Omalm lodge No. 200 , died Thursday even
ing last.
Brother H. K. Follansbce , one of the old
est members of Omaha lodge , died very
suddenly Saturday morning. The lodges
extend their sympathies to the bereaved
families.
The extremely warm weather of the past
'exx xxecl's has had n most decided effect
on the attendance at the lodges of the
order , but they \vcro able to conduct busi
ness and Initiate now candidates ut each
Fesslon. _
IoilK < > Hooin .Nutt'H.
Ivy Ilebekah lodge No. 33 , Independent
Order of Odd Fellows , will give nn Ice cream
social in Myrtle annex hall , Fifteenth and
Douglns streets , next Tuesday evening.
Geoigo Crook Woman's Ilellef corps No.
88 had n delightful time ou John B , Furay's
lawn. Twenty-fourth and Scxxard , Friday
evening , where they entertained their
friends , serving Ice cream and cake. Not
the least enjoyable part was a serenade
by the Omaha Military band. -
Dean Gardner was a prominent member
of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
and belonged to lodge No. 18 of Omaha , The
membeis will attend his funeral In a body ,
a special meeting having been called today
at 1 o'clock to arrange for this.
The lodge officers hnvo received telegrams
from the east stating that the body would
arrive this morning Telegrams of condol
ence have been forwarded the family.
CHAV > O S , " '
\Vlint I lii Ari'liiu'oloKlHt 1'linlM III Ire-
liinil'M llurlril VlllMKcx.
Slumbering beneath many a peaceful corn.
field In IrcHnd nre bulled villages which one *
stood In the heart of the primeval foi est. in *
glulled by the waters of some stagnant ,
peaty lake. The Iilsh farmer of to-lay turn *
up with his plow the wooden piles upon
\xhlch these lake dwellings rested ; Ihcy nro
black xvlth age , but you tan yet trace the
mortise holes which the ancient Celt made
with his pilmltho Hint chisel , says the Lon
don Chronicle ,
The ) arthaiologlst , sniffing such a find ,
brings along his navvies , with their spades ,
and pHKently the burled "crannog" Is ex
posed to daylight. There l a circle In the
stockade of piles which kept the artlflcal
Isl t tosiPthi'r. Inside are layers of cros *
beams , hurdle work , brush Woik , clay , peat
and other matters , which formed the suc
cessive floors of the dwelling , continually
renewed , perhapn , ns they sloxUy subsided.
Into the peaty bottom of the lake.
To'luy the lake and Its waters are rep
resented by a layer of peat , In which theno
relics He well preserved , together with
Humpies of the ancient Irishman's knives ,
chisels nnd axes stone , bronze or Irou ,
according to the period of hlu clvllUutlon.
The Iilsh "crannog" was n modification of
the lake dwelling of central Europe. t
Upon thB topic of lake-dwelling ages
which nro quite prehistoric acei , belne
prnctleally the same ns the ages of stone and
bronze Mr. Munro , the secretary of the
Scottish Society of Antiquaries , Is a pro
found authority ' *
The people who thus elected to keep them
selves aloof from their enemies were , accord-
Ins to Dr. Munro , pastoral farmer Im
migrants from the far east of Europe , Thc
xcro of a high degree of civilization , for , ]
though their weapons and tools were but of.
stone or bronre , they could u c them well.j
Altogether , no far as wo can gleam any Idea.
of the life led by these prehistoric Inhabit
ants of central Uuropo , It inuit have been tc
fairly quiet and peacful one , comparing
very favorably with modern peasant lite ,
The lake age canio to an end when Iron found
Its way Into the hands of man a revolution"
In Itx way , said Dr. Munro , fur nurpasilng Id
its Intlmnce on human life any development
that either utesm or electricity has brought
about or Is likely to. j
Mnny a day's work U loit by nick
caused by Indigestion and etomuch trouble/ !
DeWltt's Little Karly niters are the mort
cUcttual pill ( or overcoming iiucb