THE OM.AIJA DAILY JH3E : PR I DAY , JATSHTAllY 21 , 1808 ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ail vrrtlooiiioiilK for { licito column
irlll tic InUcn until 11 ! in , for tin
von I HUT nnil until 8 l > . in. for < lu
iiinrnltiRnnil Hiinilnr cilltloni.
AilvcrflKfrM , tiy rpiiicnllnK | it mini. .
lipri'il rlircU , pun linvr mnwor * nil
ilrvKNiMl to ii iiniiiliiTrrit letter In run
f Tlic llpc. AimiviTS o nililr 'Kn M
Mill ln < ilvllvvrril on prcHeiitntloii < )
HIP nlii'df only.
llntcn , I l-2o n wnnl firm Inftrrllnn
3o n Tnl tlicrinftiT.otliliiK tiikci
liir loin tlinu JJ.c fur HIP ( Irnt Inner.
tloti , Tlii'xr iiilvi-rllariiiriits ) inimt In
run oiii
\v \ Vi'Kis
WANTED , POSITION AS CLERIC IN HOTEI
by an experienced hotel clerk ; llic best o
references furnished. Address Theo. A. Wright
catu of Randolph hotel , Illtibce , Mo.
A-MM1 23
\VA.NTr.nMAi.i : iiiii .
CANVASSERS TO TAKE ORUER8 ; NEW MNE
nf wolk ; no l.c-y Kooiin to carry ; valary 01
conimlixlon. C. F. A Jams Co. , 21 So. ICth St.
11-3C1
HALESMAN KOll C1UAUS , 125 A MONTH ANt
ttpcnaes ; ohl linn ; experience unnecessary ; In'
ducemnt5 to cuatomeri , C. C. Iliihop & Co. ,
8t Ix > ul > D-3C2
AUENTS ANDnRANCH MAN'AOERSi fl
nnil communion. Huntrr Tnllorlnc ft Hhlrl
Co. , Cincinnati. O. IJ MIOll Apcll 8 *
tlM CASM AND MHF.P.AL. ' - "MMIHSIBKS FOIl
CDO'l. ex | > erlentrd orRiinlzcm : up to dote plan ;
easy to work. Henry C. Akin , Supreme Regent ,
Imperial Mjntlo legion , Omaha , Nrti.
IT-5.TI-F3
C.OVERNMENT POSITIONS : DON'T PREPA R U
for the po tollte e or other civil service rxamlna.
tlnn wltliout eeclntj our Illustrated catalogue ol
' Information. Sent free. Columbian Corro.
spumlcnca College , Washington , D. C.
VANTED-TRAVEMNO SALESMAN TO HEM.
most complete line nt luhrlcatlng nll , tcreasc.i ,
fpcclaltleB , etc. , on Iho market. Liberal terms
to proper party. Aililrcss The Atlantic Refining
Co. , Cleveland , Ohio. 11-807-23
.WANTED , A FIRST-CLASS \OKSM1TII
for plow woik. AildroM M. 11. Mntthlertin ,
Superior , N"l > . ll-MOc 21 *
fp YOIT EN.IOV A OOOD , ESTAI1I.ISHED
trade In teas and cUar and wish ti > ctianne
liiiusi-i ) . addresn. with full particulars , Hex T43 ,
Clileiiuo. I1-M952 2G
U'AM'KD KK.IIAhK 11 KM * .
500 GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK ; 13 TO
17 week. Canadian Oltlce. 1422 Douglas.
C-S63
WANTED , A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework , nt 2219 Douglas. C 931 21 *
WANTED A REGULAR GRADUATED HOS-
plta ) mine al the South Omaha hospital. Ap
ply to Mrs. William Herry , 26th and D Htreet ! " ,
South Omaha. C JOT 20
GIRL FOR OF.NERAL HOUSEWORK. Al'-
lily 71S 8. 3fth St. C 039 21
YOITNO GIRL NVANTBD FOR LIGHT bOUSE-
wnrk In small family. Apply 1702 Weljitcr St. ,
third lloor left. C Wl : c
to LADIES TO DO NEEDLEWORK AT HOME ;
Li c.ill Immediately. Gem Mfg. Co. . 1701 C'apltol
! Avf. C 11970 21 *
; $ < _
KOH IlKXT
FIDELITY U.MlOAINb NEARLY ALT. GONE.
US S. 3Sth Ave. , 7 rooms , porcelain bath.
clonet , hot water , gas , mantels , furnace , laun
dry ; J30
DID S. 27ti ! St. , 8-room , lienutlful new dwolllng.
O.ik finish , porcelain bath hot water. Fas ,
furnace , laundry ; 135.
I9H N 2cth Ave. . ! > rooms , city water. Inside
J301 bclne upent for repairs. Rent. J12.
717 S. T31 St. . C-room cottage , city water , JS.
We have utlicrs. Fidelity , 1st lloor , N , \ ' . Life.
D-.M7SO
_
MOVING HOUSEHOLD 'GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Von & Htornco Co. . ISll'.J ' Farniun. Id. 1559.
D 173
_
HOt/SHS. WALLACE , IJROWN ULOCK , 1CTII
nnd Douglas. D 363
LARGE LIST. M-CAOUE. .STII AND DODGE.
D 363
HOUSES. FLATS. GARV1N IJROd. . 1C13 FAR'M.
D-370
_
HOUSES FOR RENT. 11BMIS. I'AXTON IILK.
D 37 1
_ _
HOUSES. J. H. SHERWOOD , 423 N. Y , LIFE
D-372
_
HOI'S ES IN ALL l'ART > s OF THE CITV. THE
O. F. Dnvls Company. 1505 Knrnam. D 3C5
HOUSES. IIENEWA & CO. . 10S N. 15TH ST.
D 3IW
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES. ALL TARTS
of city. lircnnun & I ovc Co. , 219 8. ICth.
D-367
HOUSE. CM FO. 2STH ST. . TEN ROOMS , MODern -
ern , } 40.0) per month. Uyron Reed Co.
D-371
TUB A. I' . HOPKINS RESIDENCE. 11 ROOMS ;
all modern ; barn nnd cnrrlaRo house. GDI Ilee
ImlMlniT. D 728
A SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON 2'JTII ST. OPPOSITE
the exposition Kroumls. Joseph II. riper , room
IS , Wilhnell block. I ) M905
8-IIOOM MODERN I1RICIC DWELLING , NO.
Ml S. 28th St. , < T0. !
Apply to W. II. Melkle , 1st Nat'l Hank Rids.
D 913
KOIl rrK.VT I'MJIlXISIIICn itOOMS.
FOR RENT. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS ;
reasonable prices. 2121 Doilge. E M5S6
VERY PLEASANT ROOM , WITH ORWITH-
out board , near llnnscom park ; modern house.
E Ii , Ilee. E 780
TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS FOR GENTLE-
inen. ll N. 17th St. E 79S-22'
FURNISHED ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. M23
St. Mary's. E 1)28 ) 23 *
SOUTH FRONT ROOM WITH ALcove -
cove ; modern. 2'iSO Harney St. E 537 23 *
llUlANT ioOMS. NKWLY :
> rai ! . b-ith. Hteam heat ; room 1. DavlUKe 11'dR. ' ,
MlKhti-cnth and Farnam. Call before II o'clock
or after 3. References. E 904 20 *
IIIHMIS AMI IIOAIIII.
MER1IIAM. FIRST CLASS JTAliFlLY HO-
tei. 25th and DodRu Sts. F M707
TWO NICE ROOMS. KM DOUGLAS ST ,
F 70S
-ICELY Fl.RNl.SHED . ROOMS AND HOARD
Vfor Rcntleinan at 1722 Dodge Ht. F M753 ! !
1'RIVATE FAMILY , WITH OR WITHOUT
n'.Mrd. . 1913 Podge. F M7SI 22
. WITI HOARD.
cxpuvltlon. F M75S 22 *
_ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . „ . . _ _ _ _ _
tUONDIKlO HOTEL , CORNER 10TII AND
iCet'cbster atlcets Europeuii plan , 100 rooms ,
. .TVnm lic.it , free buths ; Kood rooms. < 1.60 per
* Vlc ; llt > * t nieilhim-prlcfd hotel In Omaha. I.
n "Watson , Proprietor. F MSSt
mot - - -
, , nAM HEATED ROOMS WITH -ROARD. 2003
nHT F-MSM Fcb.l5
_ _ _
-fTOI'IA. 1721 DAVENl'01tT ; rRANSII.NTS -
foiuniodiitiM. F M7U3 F17 *
T-AROIJ SOUTH ROOM 8TEAM HEAT ;
luiard ! reference , 202 N. 16th V M9 < > J 2 _
NICELY FURNISHMD ROOM
1.13 ChlcnKO. F M97I 3
HANDSOME PARLORS EN 81'ITK. SMALLER
rounm , Bocd bonnl. Tim Rose , 20SO Harnev.
F-M37.1
NICELY FURNIRHED ROOMS. MODERN. Ex
cellent tnbli ) board. 52. North 1-lh St
F-M97J 27'
roil HKXT .STDIIKH A.MI OKl'HJL'S
FOR RENT. IN THE REE IIUILDlNa :
One Iniuo corner room , -il floor , ulth vuult anil
prtvato olllce. water , etc.
Ono large front mom , -d lloor. divided Into two
looms by pnilltlon ; water , etc ,
Ono la rue con.er n < om , 2J floor , with vault ,
water , etc.
Olio front room , divided by partition , 3d floor.
Ono corner loom , with vault , 2.1 floor.
Ono largo room , 3d floor , with partition illvldlnit
It Into ono large room und two imuller
prtvata rooms ; water , etc.
Two liiri ; . liiuuiul floor rooms , fronting 17th St. .
with .unit.
Several emnll room , on < th float , wlth vaults.
All thete loom , are heatej with ttram. electrla
llKhls. Hupplled with IUH-cla.5 janitor nervlco ,
Elfvatorn run day and all nlslit ; bulldln
ctrlctly fireproof , Apply to Superintendent.
Room 101 , lice building , I 183
FOR RENT-The 4-STORY HRICK I1UILDINO
nt 9 0 Furnnm St , This building ha * a flrepraof
cement basement ; water un ull doors , cas , etc.
Apply o * the ortlro of The Ilee. 1 910
FOR KENT-nEHK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
rlTIco , l\ff \ InilWInij ; water , .team heat , electric
llE.it and janitor sen-Ice. Apply to Buperln.
lnnfn ! . lire biilldliif. 1 197
FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET LOCATION.
0)5 lie * . I-M214
HOTELS. STORES. DEMIS. PAXTON IILK.
J-37S
HNiTVroiuT NEAR EXPOSITION , 111 BAP.
HSI. Ileo. J-M52l
WAXTI2II TO Itl.XT.
WANTED TO RENT. A HOUSE OF 6 Oil
rooms , with pan. bath , tic. ; within wtlkln
dliliince of The Hee olllcc ; will leiu * for a num
ber nf jenr * . Aadrets D < C , stating price , cur
of The Ilee. K-OOS *
WANTI5D. MODERN 10 TO 12-ROOM HOI'S
outh of Dodge. E J7. lte . K-M912 X
STOH.Vdi ; .
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO
90.-310 Jcnes ; K.neral itoragc nnj forwardlnr
M-378
OM. VAN & STORAGE. ISltVi FARN'M. TEL IM
M-377
FRANK EWERS , HTORAGE. 12U HARNin
Haullns > nd packlne , cheapest rates. Tel. 9. .
U'\XTI : TO ntv. ;
WANTRIJ. TO HUT l-'OH CASH , OMAHA SAV
Itiss hank lUpotlta nnd cortlllculcs ot iltporlt
Write full partleularn to K 15. JIM ? . N MS95 23
WANTKD TO ilTJYA H\V THOUSANI
tlnllnra of Orrmhai Suvlnm bank ccrtincntM fo
ca ; i ; stnto niniunt and price ufkcrt. Auurvs
K IS , life ortlce. N 9M-ai
_
HOPHB TO MOVK AOmtlSS W. A. TOI.UW
8UHo.gtli ) Ave. N-M9IS K'
_ _ _
WANTlTl ) , CH13A1' roll C.AS1I. AN WIllOW
gasoline engine. Lock IMX 111 , I xInRton. Ne > 1)
KOH SAMS
AT AUCTION , Till } IlAIjANCK AND Till
host nf the storage Roods at No. 117 North 1511
St. , .Sntunlny at 2 n. in. ; come one , mic ull.
0-.M9- *
FOR SAM2
FINK , WHITE SAWDUST FOIl FLOORS. ETC.
coarse for Ice. at M. & per cord. Tel , 4 > 8. 90
Douglas. _ Q-3'9
IltLiMARD HALT. AND I3OWLINC ! ALL.UY
doing fe-oo.l luiHlnen * ; tttnbllsheil 1SDO. Ixicli
box 23. Johnson , Neb. Q M212-Jnn-24
FOIl SAI.B AND KXGHANOK-COUNT\
rlglitn tor un Inillepcnanhlo household Invention
I.nrRp prollts. Address D L. Druce , 1C21 Curtis
Denver. Colo. Q 761 20
ion FOU SAM : ; wnt > CONTRACT TO suit
dnlly 0 curs or nice , cleir Missouri river Ice
nbmt 11 Inches thick. Ynnklon , S. D. P
Schnnuber. Q-MSU 22
I'OR SAblMIMC. At'I'liY 2200 tfl'KXcl Sr
Will Oellvcr It If not over 6 or 7 blocks nwny.
FOR # ALE , 1,000 DOORS AND WINDOWS ANT
300 bedroom seta from World's Fair hotel ,
cheap. J. Rucl , 231 C5th , Street , Chicago.
Q-M9I1 2I
NOTICE TO SALOON KEEPERS I HAVE
set bar fixtures that cost $1,150 lately ; will sell
aanii ) for f350. Must go tomoriow. Addiess
E 29 , Dee. Q-937-0
FINE SQUARE PIANO. TWO FINE GARLAND
stoves , binary nnd other household goods i\t n
great bargain. Clifton Hill , 4303 Eraklne Ht
Q-MS70 23
CLAIRVOYANTS.
UOl-1. AMES. GUEATI-JST LIVING SUCCESS-
fill palmist nnd clairvoyant mrdlmn , 2207 Kar-
tmm St. : sittings COo ; satisfaction luislllvclj
guaranteed. S M77I 2t
MASS.VCI3 , IIATIIS , HTC.
MME. nillSSON OF PARIS , CHIIlOrODlST.
medicated baths and massage. 107 N. 12th St.
ELECTRO MAGNETIC : TREATMENTS
mnss.igo by Liura Ellison , 113 N. 10th St. ,
room 13. T MSS7 2 :
" '
MME. AMES , MASSACSlT AND HATHS. ICSJii
Howard Mreet. T MiSl 23 *
MIIH. DR. LEON , BLECTIMC MASSAGE HATH
parlors : restful and curative. 117 S. llth , up.
stairs. T MS51 23
MADAME SMITH. US NO. 13TH ST. . 8TKAM
nnd alcohol Haths. T 112- "
PI2HSOXAI , .
VIAVI CO. , UTERINE THOUDLES , S40-S DEE
Bldg ; physician consultation or health book free.
U 3S1
OATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 310J4 S. KTU.
U 3S2
CLOTHE3 CLEANED. PRESSED AND REpaired -
paired ; day or night ; dress suits for hire.
Pnntorlum , N. E. Cor. Htli and Karnam. Tel.
SC3. U 333
HOW DECOME LAWFUL PHYSICIANS ,
pharmacists , V. D' , dentists or lawyers. Lock
box 1M. Chicago. U 71S-J2C *
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES HEl'ORE AND
tlurdlng confinement , liuhles adopted , or cared
for. Mrs. M. J. Ludlow , 2202 Clark St. , Omaha.
U-3C4-Feb-13
.VraV TO LOAN IlKAL ESTATES.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1103 J'"arnam St. \V 3S3
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 313 N. Y. L. ;
quick nuney at low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Missouri , ciutern Nebraska.
W 3SC
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320Far'm.
W-3S7
MONEY TO LOAN. 11EMIS , PAXTON 11LOCK.
W-Ml
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real taK Urcnnan-Lovo Co. , 21 ! ) S. 16th.
W-3SD
lToO.000.00 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
first C'as3 Improved Omaha property , or for
building purposes. Fidelity Trust Company.
W SOD
5 PER CENT MONEY , Jl.OTO AND UPWARDS ,
on gilt-edged Improved Omaha real estate.
Ilemls. 1'axton .block. w 392
MONEY LOANED ON IMPROVED REAL Es
tate In Omaha , Council Illuffs & South Omaha.
Pusey & Thomas , 203 First Nat'l Hank. Omaha.
W 393
iVANTfiD-CHOICK FARM AND CITY LOANS.
It. C. 1'eters & Co. . U. S. Nufl Hank nidg.
W M 5
UOIITOAGES FOR SALE. PROPERTY OF NON.
residents caiod for. W. U. Melklo , 1st Nat'l nk.
\V-39l
EVE "HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN
eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Drcnnun-
Love Co. , 21J .South ICth street.V M5JO F5
rpliR CENT MONEY ON XKIJ. FARMS .1 OMA !
hapropeity.V. . I ) . Melkle. 1st Nut'l Uanlc llldg.
W M110
i PER CENT 1'ITY AND FAHM LOANS.
Onrvln liros. , 1613 Farnam St.VMW
S1IOHTII.VM ) AXI ) TYI'i\VIUTI.V ( ! .
V. C. VAN BANTS SCHOOL. & 1J N. Y. LIFE.
-390
VT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , 10T1I & DOUGLAS
397
I. II. ROYLES , COURT REPORTER. PRIVATE
Ifasons ; day and evening. 407 Dee llldg.
398
JMAHA SHORT-HAND COLLEGE. DOYD'S
theater. M75-I Feb. 13
MO.VUY TO I.OA.V OIIATTRLS.
J10 TO $10.000 TO LOAN ON
IOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HOR3CS. WAGONS AND C.sttRIAaES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , ETC , ,
nt lowest rules In
Omaha , SoutU Omaha ami Council Illuffs ,
fo removal of goods ; Klrlctly confidential ; you
ran jxiy the loan off at any tlmo or In any
umoim'u.
umoim'u.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 South ICtr. St.
rHB OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATEl ) LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X 394
IIUSI.VUS.S CII.VACHS.
I'O GET IN OR OUT OV IIUSINESS GO TO J.
J Ulbson , 014 First Nat'l Uank , v Sitt
-OR RBNT , MUCK STOREROOM , COX22 , ALL
conveniences ; best location In city ; ulendld
buslnets town. John II. LlnJale , Wet 1'olnt ,
Neb , Y M811
U1EAP , CASH ONLY. STOCK MERCHAN-
dl * and fixtures In southern Nebraska town :
will worth price asked , IJox SU3. Omaha
, , Y M910 a
IN 01'1'ORTUNITY FOR LADY WITH FEW
hundred dollars to draw goal salary und eet
big Inuonin on money Invested ; thin will bear
closest Inspection , E it , llee , Y Millt 21'
INE OF THE IIEST HUOINESS OPENINGS IN
tlui city , location olane worth entire charge
for futures , etc. ; dlit cheap ; tniull grocery
stock at face co U gooil location ; very moder
ate rent ; owner must leave tliu ImilneFs ; na
bud debts and good prolllg. Cunh needed , about
1.200. Addre < thin week E S . ncc. Y-930 ! !
OR SALE. AT A 1JARQA1N. CONFECTION ,
ery rrxtauritnt and lunch counter In n llvo
county neiit town uf J.r V ) , doing gooU huslnern ;
best of roaaona for selling ; only ono other rra.
taurnnt In town. Address nt onco. Slur Rea-
nurunli Savannah , Mo. Y
I'OII KXCIIA.VfJIl
, 'JU , EXCHANGE VERY DK91RAI1LE
clear VJt-ant Omaha I ( it a fcr Chicago property.
Addrew with full particular * , jjnl j j. Omnha.
roil U.XCHxfii : .
( Continued. )
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE , LOT CO MY 1 !
feet , with eight-room cottage with nil mmler
Improvements. t\\ta \ KOO.I burn ; IScated I
cholcent reslJence purl of Omnha , two blocl <
from Hani rom pnrk ; one block from tre <
c < \r * nnd rchool ; paved ttrett n < l brick walk )
JS.&OO Ineumbrnnc" , four ycnm it 8 per cenl
will mil equity cheap for cash or will exohnna
for n desirable stock of i hoe . Addrej.i D &
Bee , Omaha. 7-M7.'i7 Feb 13
Toil SAIillH\L BSTATU.
KOt'NTZE PLACE MARGA1NS. J2,50tX0 T
J6.W. J. J. Gibson , 311 First Nat. Itanl : lltdi
RE-399
I3AROAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS
le or trade. F. K. Darling. 1'Ukcr bin.
RE 100
HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS. LANDS , LOANS
also lire Insurance , llcmls , Paxton block
HE-MIOl
NEW COTTAGE , MONTHLY PAYMENTS. CO
Dec IllJg. RE-MM1
LOGAN VALLEY FARMS AND MERCHAN
illse , Hunubtrcer & Clements , Lyon > , Ne
lrn kn. UE-.M3C9
122.500 FOR 3-STORY RRICIC lUIILDING ,
feet frontnffc , near llth nnd Douglas St .
J2.CCO for Improved property on Cumlng Mrecl
near Seth Btreet. J. N. Frenzer. Opp. P. O.
RE-M760
11 PER CENT GROSS INVESTMENT. 2-STOR1
brick biulnesa building , price 53.CGO. Adilres
B 1 , Hce. RB-M7H1
MUST HE SOLD , 4SO-ACRE STOCK FARM m
Klnwn river , llcnnetl station , on K. P. R. II.
70 acres alfalfa under ditch i all fcnceil 2
acrtv timber ; plenty oiitsldo rano ; 21 mile ;
east of Denver. Wm. Mordlah , 2n3 < i Uirlme
St. , Denver , Colo. HK M90S 23
F\RM LANDS O. F. HARRISON , 512 N. Y. L
RE-011 KIT *
WANTED TO 11UY OR TRADE FOR A TKJ >
or firteen-ncre tract near Omaha ; mutt be Keri
and cheap ; ptntc location and lowest prl"e
Address E 23. llec office. RK SCO 31
LOST.
LOST-FOX TERRIER ( FEMALE ) NEA1 !
Ilanscom park ; ton lie.nl. black around nccli
and tall , white body. Reward. Return 1811
Jackson. Lost 93S 21 *
LOST-RED IRISH SETTER. L1IIRRAL RE
wanl If returned to William McKrnnn. Hli
N. 17th ft. l t-96-tO'
IX5ST. SCOTCH COLLIE ( MALE ) , .UA1UC
with white mniklngs , long hair. Lust at VUI
nnil ! ' , January 7. Return to F. W. Apcl. Re
cclvc rpwnnl. 21st nnil II , South Omaha.
Ltni MFCS ri
I'Ol'Xl ) .
FOUND-.rANUARY 14 , GREYHOUND. 1)V
Philip Monroe , 33d and N street- , South Omaha
Found DG5 20 *
KIXAXCIAL.
MONEY LOANED ON LIFE INSURANCE 1'OL
Icles or bought. L. 1 > . Van Norman , Mlnno
apolls. Minn. M77S Menu *
TYl'KWIIlTIillS.
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. 14.00 PER MONlTf
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1C23 Far-
rmm St. : telephone. 12SI. , Cm
vVnr. MACIIIXIS , vxn sii'PLiis. ;
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SEW-
Im ; machines ,1 supplies. 1514 Cap. nvo. Tel1371. .
103.
H.Ml'LOYJSRXT
CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 1117 FARNAM
st Rooms 2 & 3. Tel. 1104 IU5
STHXOKH.UMII-jnS.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
Stenographer free. The Smith-Premier Typewriter -
writer L'o. Telephone. 12S4. 403
COAL.
UURLINC.TONNUT , BEST , CHEAPEST. PRICE
J3.75 per ton. Thane SIS. Harmon & Weetli Co.
104
I1KRSS CUTTIXG SCHOOLS.
IE MOVED , THE JOY TAILOR SYSTEM
dress cutting school , 1911 Cumlng st.
st.MS70
MS70 Feb 15
i Acicin.
M. 3. WALKIN. 2111 CUMING. TEL. 1331.
400
HHICK.
SEWER.S1DEWALK & BUILDING ANY QI'AN-
tltyitel , 492. Loulsvll'.e Uriel ; Co. , 530 I3d. Trade
E93
PAWMIIIOICHKS.1
I. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 30 ST.
_ _ 107
COXTIIACTOU AXT ) IlUILDBIt.
G.V. . GILUC T , CARPENTER AND CONtractor -
tractor ; Jobbing solicited. 1815 St. Mary's ave.
M340 Jan 29 *
XOTICE TO COXTHAQTOUS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOItS.
Rids will bo received at the olllcc of the
> "el > ra3ka Stnto Hoard ot Directors f the
Transmlsslsslppl and Intcrnntlonal Exposl-
lon In the Mlllnrd hotoli Omaha , .until 12
'clock noon , Tuesday , January 25 , 1S8S , for
our groups ( each igroup a'different ' design )
nd two single pieces of 'statuary to be
laced upon the Nebraska State bullilliiB
t the exposition grounds. Sketches of
roups nnd llBiirea must accompany all bids ,
rhs board reserves the rl&ht lo reject any
r all bids.
By order of. the Board of Directors
W. II. DI3ARING ,
Assistant Secretary.
J20 21 22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids for the construction of the
alustrndos , docking nnd llnlsh around
acoon on the exposition grounds will bo re-
elved until 11 o'clock a. m. Friday , Jan-
ary 2S , 1SSS , Plans nnd specllk-utlons can
> o seen at the Department olllce , corner
5th and Spencer streets , or sets will be
'urnlshed bidders at cost ,
The right la reserved to reject nny or all
JldB. F. P. KIRKKNDAI.,1 , ,
ll r. Grds. & UldKS. Dent. ,
Transmlsslsslppl and International Kxp
J CO to 2S
1 > OSTOI < TICI' : .VOT10I2.
Should be read DAILY by nil Interested
ns clmnKes may occur at any time. )
orvlRn mails for the week ending January
22. IS'JS , will close ( I'ROMI'TUY In all
cases ) nt the general post ofllce as fol
lows : 1'AltCKLS POST MAILS close ono
hour earlier than closing tlmo shown
below.
TrniiN-Alliiiitli ! .MnllH.
SATURDAY-At 7 n. r.i. tor PRANCE ,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY , SPAIN , 1'OR-
TUOAL , TURKEY , EGYPT and BRIT
ISH INDIA , per a. a. La Normnndlo * , via
Ilavra ( letters for other parts of Europe
must be directed "per La Normandlo" ) :
at S a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct ,
per a. a. Amsterdam , vln Rotterdam
( letters must be directed "nor Amster
dam" ) ; nt 8 a. in. for GENOA , per a
V. Bismarck ( letters must bo directed "per
! ' . Bismarck" ) ; nt 10 u. m , ( supplementary
11:20 n. m. ) for EUROPE , per a , a Scrvln ,
via Queenstown ; nt 11 a. in. for NOR
WAY direct , per a. s. Norgo ( letters
must be directed "per Noree" ) .
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Gerinan steamers
sailing on Tuesdays take Printed Matter , etc , ,
for Germany , nnd Specially Addressed Printed
Matter , etc , for other parts of Eurrpe , Amer
ican and White Star steamers on Wednesdays ,
German steamers on Thur Jays , and Cunnrd ,
French unj German steamers on Saturdays take
Printed Matter , etc. , for all countries for which
they are advertised to curvy mall ,
, ftcr the doling of the Supplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Malls named nbove , additional supple ,
mentary malls arc opened on the piers of the
American. EnglUh , French and German steam ,
ers , und remain open until within Ten Minutes
of the hour of nailing of strainer.
lulU fur South anil OnlrnI America ,
Went liiilli-M , Itc.
'RIDAT At 10:30 : a. m. for HAITI , per's s
Prlns Wlllem III ( letters for Venezuela ,
Curacao , Trinidad British and Dutch
Qulann must bo directed ' per Prlns Wll
lem III" ) .
ATURDAY-At 2:30 : n. m. for NEW-
KOUNULAND , per s. e. Assyrian from
'Philadelphia : at 10 u. m. ( supplementary
10:30 : a m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND , JA
MAICA , and CARTHAGENA , per . 8.
Allcuhany ( letters for Coatn Rica must bo
directed "per Allt-ghany" ) ; at 10 a. m. ( sup.
plementnry 10:30 : ain. , . ) for HAITI nnd
HAVANILLA. per s. . Andes ; at 10:3) : u. in.
for CAMPECHK , CHIAPAS. TABASCO
nnr ! YUCATAN , per e. a. SenriM ( letter *
for other purls of Mexico nnd for Cubj
must bo directed "per Senccu" ) ; ut 11 a.
( Continued. )
m. ( supplementary : a. m. ) for VEN
EZt'ELA nnd CURACAO , also SAVAN
1LLA nnd CARTHAGENA. via Clirarnc
iper s. s. Phllndolphln ; at 11 30 a , in. ( sup
plementnry 12 in. ) for NASSAU , N P.
and SANTIAGO IJB CUBA per . . f. Sarn
toRn ; nt " 7 p. m. for NASSAU , N. P. , PC
, B. Miami , from Mlnml. Fin. ; nt 8:30
m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per steame
from North Sydney ; nt 8:30 : p. in. for ST
PIERRE MICJI'ELON. per steamer froti
North Sydney ,
Mall * for Newfoundland , by rill to Halifax am
thenop by ftenrrer. flite at tills olllc' dully n
S:3 : < ) p in. Mnll.4 for Mliiuelnn. fay mil to Mo ?
ton and the ice by ftenmer , olofe nt till * otllci
dally at SSO : p. in. Malls for Cuba close a' '
this oinoe dally nt 7rn ( n. m , for forwnrdlm
by stcimorn fnlllnp ( Mondays nnd Thursdays
from Port Tnmpn , Ph. ' Mniu for Mexico City
overland , unlers npcc II.rRddrcsied fur OciP tci
by Heairer clost1 t , lhls olllce dally nt 2:3i :
a. in. and 2:30 : p. ni. . J'.cfflstoieil mall close :
nt Cfo : p. m. picvlous lny ,
Malls for China , .ijiriari , nnd tin wall , per s
s. Pent ( from Sax Krnnclsco ) . close here
dally up to Jnnuary Jijh ntCiSO p in. Mnllj
for Hnwnll , per gPI | iftustrnlla ( from Sat
rnnclsco ) . close linre'/dally up to Jnnunrj
inth nt 0:30 : p. nt. Malls for China nn <
Japan , per st s. Olynlnln ' ( from Tncqma )
P to January " lth.nt 6:30 : p. m. Mnlli
for the SoclMy Ulnmls , per ship City ol
I'npeltl ( from -Francisco ) , eloso hcr <
( Inllv up to Jnmijtry Jfth at C.3-3 p. in
MnllH for Australia ( except those for Wesl
Australia ) , wljlcli .rlro forwnrded vln
Europe , Now JCeAlnn/l. . Hawnll , FIJI nni !
Samoan Islands , per rf. a. Alameda ( fron :
San Francisco ) , close hurt1 dallyi up to Jan >
ttnry * 30th nt . :00 : a. in. . 11 a. m. and G:3 : <
P. in. ( or on arrival nt New York of a , s ,
Aurnnla will British mails for Australia )
Mnll for Australia ( except West Aus
tralia ) , Ne > * Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI
Islands , per s. s. Wnrrlmoo ( from Van
couver ) , cloao hero dally utter January
" 30th nnd up to January 3lat nl 6:30 : p. m ,
Trnns-Pnclllc innlln are forwarded to port of pall-
liiff Uaiy : nnd the schedule of closing Is nr-
raiiRed on the picsumptlon of their uninter
rupted overland transit. "ReRlstcrpd mall
closes nt C p. m. ' previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT , Postmaster.
PoRlolllcc , Now York. N , Y. , January 14 ,
159S , . ,
UA1MIOAM5.
t , . ; ; . . , . . . , , , . - . .
. . . , * ' * rtiirtowu 111
River Railroad "The Hurlln-
Burlington ton Iinuto" General OIIK-ee. N.
\V. Corner Tenth and Fnrnam
Streets. Ticket Olllcc. 150 :
Route I'nrnam Street. Telephone 25) .
Depot. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Tclephonu IKS
Leave. Arrive '
Lincoln , Denver & w , , i < u UIn -9:33 :
Lincoln. Denver , " "olo-
rado , Utah. California.
Black Hills. Montuim
nnd Puset Sound 4-13
nm
Lncoln Local . . J'
Lincoln Fast Mali . : ! ] 7:43 : pm
* 11:30 am
.
Dally. Dall/e pt g
KANSAS CITY. iT. JOSEPH
* Council llluirs Rallroad-
The Uurllngton "
Route"-
T cket Olllce. O2 Farnam
Street. Telephone : : ,0. Depot ,
Tenth ami Ma > on Strosts. Tele-
rhur.c 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
! ) :05 : am 5MD pm
M0:0) : nm > 5:311 : am
CHICAGO. Dl'RLlNOTON &
Qulncy nnllroaa "Tho Hurl-
Burlington liiKton Route"Ticket Olllce.
UC2 Kainam Street. Telephone
Route 2.)9. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago VestlbtileJ Ex. . 5:0. . pm 7:55 : am
Chicago F piess 9:1H .in- 4:15 : pm
Chicago & St. I.ouls Ex 7"iO um 7:55 : am
PaclHc Junction Local. . " 11:40 : am 5:10 : pin
Fast Mall 2:60 : pin
Dally > Dally Dicer ! Sunday.
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND &
Paclllc Railroad "The Great
Rjrk Island Route" City
Ticket Olllee , 1323 Farnam
.Street. Telephone 42S. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Sticets.
Telephoiia 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago and St. Taul
Vestlbuleil Express. . . . 1:50 pm 1:43 pm
Lincoln , Colorado Fp'gs ,
Pueblo , Denver and
west : : j5 pm 4:23 : pm
Chicago. Ucs Molnex
Rock Island i 70i ; ) pm 8:13 : am
Vtluntlc Express , for
Des Molnes nnd
eai-t-
em points 7o : am 5:33 : pm
Lincoln , Faltbury and
liellvvlllo i- : ! , pm " 10:10 : nm
Dally. Dally except Suncay.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General Olllcea and Ticket
OHIO ? , Merchants National Bank
Building. 1224 Farnam Street.
Telephone 101. Depot , Fifteenth
nnd Webster S.reels. Telephon-
1458.
Leave.
TWjT" Arrive.
Kansas und Nebraska
Limited 3:0j : Pm 12:53 : pm
Kat.sna Olty and St.
Laula Express. ' 9:30 : pm 6:00 : am
Nebraska Local . . . . . . . . . " 4:31) pm 9:43 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
j CHICAGO. ST. PAUL , MINNE
apolls' & Omaha Railway-
General odlces , Nebraska nj.
vision. Fifteenth nnd Webster
StreatB. City Ticket Olllce ,
HOI Farnam Street. Telephone ,
SGI Depot. Fifteenth and Webster ntreets.
Telephone. 115S.
Lenv : . Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. 8ro : am 8:20 : pm
Slous City Accommoda. 9 : M am S.20 pm
Blair. Emerson , Sioux
City. Ponca. Uartlns-
tuon nnd Illoomfleld. . "l:00pm 11:53 : nm
Sioux Cltv. Mnnliatn. St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . . ' " r-:53 : pm 0:10 : am
Emirson Paasenger 5:10 : pn > 8MB am
Dolly. Dally except Sunday. * Sunday
only 'Ida train stops nt Htatlons Florence
to So. nialr. Inclusive. Sundays only ; on week
days So , lllalr only.
j FREMONT , ELTCHORN AND
Mlosoourl Valley Railway Gen.
erol Ofllces , United States Nn-
tluuul B.-.n ! : Rulldlns , South-
iiijj j. ji7/ west Corner Twelfth nnd Far-
i & f nam Streets. Ticket Olilce.
1401 Farnam Street. Telephone. Ml. Depot.
Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone. 115s.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills , Deartwoooil
nnJ Hot Spring' 3:00 : pm COOpm :
Wvomlnu. Casper and
DouKlas 2M pm 5:00 pm
Hustings. York , Davl *
City. ( Superior. Geneva ,
E.xotcr and Seward : . . . ' 3:00 : pm 6.00pm
Norfolk , West Point aniJ
Fremont 7:51 : am 10:25 : am
Lincoln , Wnhoo nna
F-emont 7:50 : nrr 10:25 : am
Fremont Local " 7:50 : mn
Dally. Pally except Sunday , Sunday
only. Dally ' .X''ept Satuiday. "Dally
exccfi' IJomlai' .
CHI'V.QO ft NORTHWESTERN
Railway-City Ticket Olllce ,
1401 Farnam Street. Telephone
f,01. Depot , Tenth nnd Mnfon
Streets. Telephone 128 ,
KIO'JX CITY & PACIFIC RAIL-
road-General Olllcei. United
Htates National Hank liulltl-
Ing , S. W. Corner Twelfth and
Furram Street * . Ticket Odlce ,
HOI Farnntn Htreet. Telephone.
SCI. Depot , Fifteenth unfi Wcbuter Streets. Tele
phone . ' .C * .
Leave. Arrive ,
Bloux City , Mankato. St.
1'aui , Minneapolis . . . . C:55 pm 8:10 am
Dally.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
1'uul. . Railway City Tlckel
OlllceV 1504 Farnam Street ,
Telephone 2S1. Depot. Tenth
and Mason Streets. Ttlephont
11 ? .
Arrive.
Chicago Limited Exr. . . 5:45 : pm 8:05 : am
Omaha and ChUago Lx 11:00 am 1:19 : pm
Dally.
OMAHA # ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
PORT Omaha. Kansas City & East.
ern Uulfroad "The Port Arthur
ARTHUR Houte"-Tlcket Olllce , 141J Farnam
ROUTE. Street , Telephone , 322. Depot ,
Tenth and Ma ou Streets. Tele.
I'ilOIK ) . IS ) , .
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon JJall
Eiprctu . . , . , . .1 < :35 : pm ll0 njn
Qul'icy Express 5:40 um 9:50 : pm
WARASH RAILllOAd-TjCKET OFFICE , 1111
Farnam Klitet. r lmlioiic. 3" . l yoi. Tenth
and Masan Streets , ' Telephone. 123 ,
Leavv. Arrive.
Hi. I/ul "Cannon Ball"
Express , , , 4irO pin * HJ1 ; oic
NOTED SCOUTS OF THE PLAINS
Oolonol Imnnn's ' Recollections of Kit
Oritsan , Mrtxwoll find Jack Buswoll.
THRILLING EXPERIENCES ON THE HUNT
ICIt Clifton' * Story of nn Ail venture
ivlth Tu < Grlrr.ll.- U Iileli tie
Uii'in < tin * Vli-lor lliiUlc
\ Midi n I'nntlier
Colonel Henry Inmnn , atitlior of "The 0il !
Snrta Fc Trail , " which has boon so favorably
rccolveil by the literary world , Is one of the
few surviving hunters and scouia who were
fninnu. < i throughout thn western country dur
ing the period Immediately following the
civil war. Hip father , Henry Iciman of New-
York , who died In 1SI7 , was a noted rulnter ,
whoso pictures arc still highly prized by all
lovers of art. With something of his father's
passion for the picturesque anil rorr.atitlc.
Colonel Inman early evinced a fondness for
military llfo and the activity ctnd excitement
of the camp and Held. Soon after graduating
from college ho enlisted In the army and
became a model eoMler and ofllcer , partici
pating In many of the battlca of the late
war and closing hie military career In the
subsequent campaigns against the Indians
on the western frontier. During this later
experience , relates a correspondent ot the
Globe-Democrat , he was the Intimate friend
and companion of Kit Carson. Luclen It.
Maxwell , \V. K. Cody and other moled west
erners , and traveled all over the territory
between the Missouri river and the lllo
Grande , meeting with numerous etr inge ex
periences and not n few thrilling and dan
gerous adventures. Co'.ecicl Inman loves to
recount the stories ot his border life , and
among all the recollections of this third of
a century on the plains and mountains none
ire more delightfully vivid to his mind than
ihose cheerful , social gatherings around the
Blazing campflro on a cummer's night , under
bo sclntlllous brilliancy of a starlit mldcontt'-
nent sky , with such associates as the von-
cinblc Carson and the no less famous Max
well.
Colonel Inmans \ familiar with the habits
of the varlotifs animals then to bo found In
the mountains nnd on the great plains , ami
acquired a thorough knowledge of the his
tory of each. In the matter ot strength
and ferocity ho unhesitatingly yields the
palm to the grizzly bear , whoso wonderful
power and remarkable- tenacity of life are
such that ho was always regarded by In
dians and trappers as being tholr most dan
gerous fee , nnd for thU' reason they made It
a rule never to attack one unless backed up
by a strong force of well armed men. Next
to ferocity ho classes the panther , or Cali
fornia lion , which once had an extensive
range on the American continent. Although
Ilon-IIke In color ho In no wise resembles
his Afrlcaoi or Asiatic namesake , but lo more
nearly related to the tiger In his
habits. He Is the puma ot the
naturalists , or American cougnr , and
la really a long-tailed eat the only true
representative of the genus fells on the con
tinent. Ho is a magnificent looking animal ,
with great sleepy green eyes , skin as soft
as velvet , beautifully mottled , and teeth
half an Inch long , as sharp as daggers. Ills
paws measure four Inches across , his limbs
as finely proportioned as a sculptor could
desire , and all his muscles as brawny as an
athlete's. Ills breast Is broad , nnd his
body as flexible as a anakoV ; he Is an active
climber , and ncnorallv drops or snrlncs unon
lila prey from.11 limb where ho lias carefully
concealed himself. Llko the majority of wild
beasts , ho generally runs from man , except
when cornered , or a female Is met with kit
tens then the maternal instinct presents
Itself as strongly as In any other animal.
The cougar attains Us greatest size In the
Rocky mountains , where Its body reaches a
length of four feet and ten Inches , nnd tail
from two to two and a half feet. It and the
grizzly bear are mortal enemies , and In
their frequent single combats the bear Is
not always the victor.
A NI3URASKA TKAPPI3U.
In this connection Colonel Inman relates
n story of a curious slio'j at a panther made
by Jack Huswell. an old trapper , wjio lived
for many years with the I'awness In their
Immense village on the Ilepublicnn , In Ne
braska , long before that tribe was removed
to Its reservation In the Indian territory.
Ho was a famous shot , and when the trap
ping season was over spent all his time In
hunting oik , , bear and deer , which abounded
In the "Dismal River country , " as the cx-
tremo northwestern portion of what Is now
the state of Nebraska was then called.
Ono morning in March , ubout 18C5 , Jack
started out from his camp on a little stream
which ran Into the Republican , to hunt elk.
Thcro w ? . a slight sprinkling of snow on
the ground , which made the tracks of the
animals ho was after plainly visible in the
white rime that covered the earth. After
ho had been out an hour he came upon the
trail of about thirty elk , which he followed ,
hoping to overtake the herd In a short dis
tance. The tracks led him into a small
canyon , not moro than forty feet wldo at the
opening and gradually contracted until It
was less than twenty feetacross. _ It was
very rocky , the ledges forming a series of
shelves which in places were covered by a
growth of cedars.
Duswoll waa walking leisurely along , In
tently watching itho elk tracks , and had ar
rived ot the narrowest part oftho canyon ,
when his cars wore greeted by a snarl , evi
dently emanating from some wild beast.
Looking up , he saw , to Qia ! dismay , a female
panther on a flat ledge under a 'group ' of
the stunteil cedars. The furious animal
was In 'the attitude of springing when Jack
first eaw her , and ho had no tlmo to pull
up his gun or Jump asideSo quick were
the cat's movements tihai she was almost
upon him 'before ' ho could think , her mouth
open ntid her claws unsheathed for busi
ness. With that coolness for which men of
hla clacu were noted , na 'tho ' animal Jumped
for 'him ho held 'tho ' muzzle of his Sharp's
carbine nt such an anglo that when she
reached him ho stuck the rlllo down her
throat and pulled 11m trigger ns she fell
on him. The tihot killed the cat Instantly ,
but. not before she had torn Jack's shoul
ders. rinnlnK the flculi in strlpu from his
arm as aho tuin'bled ' off to the ground. It
was a most remarkable shot , as well as n
lucky one , for wilillo the old trapper saved
his llfo his arm was ) uscleiu forever after.
A TVI'ICAI , FRONTIERSMAN.
"Late one night in the fall of 1SCO , " con
tinued Colonel Inman , "I was ineUted In the
Moreno valloy. New Mexico , on my way
from Taca 'to ' Ute Creek Station , on the old
Santa Vo trail , where I Intended to take
the overland coach next morning for Trini
dad. Jt was HO dark among the ihllls that
I Hcarcely could see my hand 'before ' my
face , yet I believed myself In the vicinity
of Maxwell's ranch , whoso wealthy 'but ' Im
provident 'proprietor I was Intlmaitcly ac
quainted with. I had often visited him ,
and congratulated myrelf that if 1 could
only make his elegant Ihomo In the moun
tains before morning I would find a boil ,
supper and a. hearty welcome. I soon dis
covered that I weu nearer the place than I
hart really auppwexlj for , on peering In the
darkness under the heavy timber , through
Which I was wearily plodding , I suddenly
saw the well worn trail loading to the
ranch from the copper mine on the side of
'Old Daldy , ' and , recognizing certain land
marks , notaibly a projecting lodge of rock ,
und a tall , blasted pineI knew that J was
only a mlle from the mouth of the valley ,
It.ULIlOADM.
( Continued. )
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVERland -
land Route" General Milken , N.
H. Corner Ninth anil Kmiwin
HtreetH. City Ticket Olllce. 13C5
Fnrnam Street. Telephone 310.
Deimt. Ti-nt'i anil Miiton Htrc-eU ,
Telephone 123.
Leave. Arrive.
"Tho Overland Limited"
for Denver. Halt Lake.
western pointi 8:3) : ) arn 4:45 : pin
I'uut mull train far
Denver , Bi1t Luke. .
I'ucltlo react un > l nil
we turn points 3:30 : pm ' 10:20 : nin
Lincoln , llealrlfe mvl
KtromiburK KxpicDK. . . 8:0) : ) pm " 12.20 Pm
Keuincy L'lpreiM 5 : < / > pin "ll.'Xt pin
Dally Dully exeept Sumliiy.
Council IlluITu Looal-L.-a\ei , SHO a. m. : CuO ;
n. in. ; 7:30 : a. in. : 8I : u in. : 10:41 H. m. ; : 15
p. m. ; 4:30 p. m. i 5M : p. m. Arrive * , G2' ; ' ) u , in .
iN a. m. : 8 a. m , ; 9:2) : a. m. , 11:34 u. m. ; 3.14
\ > , IB , , & ; ' ) p. in. , 9Ci : L > , m. , IOM3 y , in ,
lt the hMil of wftleh my friend lived Insert
sort of barbaricsplendor. .
"It wa 10 o'clock When I pulled up nt the
main entrance- , where I was Rreetcil * ' > n
Perfect tornado of canlno voices , wlitwo
owners came ru-ililng In a cataMOt over
fences and through gates , for Maxwell kept
ns motley n group of dogs as It hid over
been my fortune to meet. Thin lively chorus
brought out the ponlat proprietor himself
to learn the- cause of the discordant chorus.
1 niado injsclf known In an Instant , nnd
was Invited to dismount and enter. InsUo
I found Kit Carson ami three- Ute chiefs
for these Indians niado a sort of loafing
place of the ranefli , Mnxwcll being ono ot
their most truMed friends. The n\Mgcd
were stretched at full length upon the hard
wood floor before the fireplace , up whose
cavernous throat the yellow names sTiol
with n roar , as the Rreat logs spuUored and
blazed In the draft of the Immense chimney.
KU sat at a amnll tsble , where ho and Max
well had 'been ' playing a game of seven-tip
n favorite amusement of both.
"Maxwell , knowing that I was ravenously
hungry , Immediately ordered a supper to
ho prepared , which both ho and Kit nald
they would help mo eat. as four hours had
elated since they had dined. In less than
twenty minutes n Mexican boy btoiiRht In
a tray loaded with such viands as the
mountain country then afforded ; venison
of the black-tailed deer , bear meat , coffee ,
chocolate and tortillas. Whllo In the act
of cutting a piece of the bear meat I re
marked that I had seen the track of a Rrlz-
xly that afternoon , apparently fresh , and I
fancied that I could hear the beast snort In
the brush to the right ofl the trail ; but as I
had lost no bear , and had been In the moun
tains long enough to know that the Indian ; !
nnd trappers never go fitter the grizzly
alone , I had made no attempt to Investigate
bruin's wheieahouts , especially ns I know
that the llttln lUallard rldo I carried would
bo about ns effective against him aa n pop
gun. These remarks of mine opened Klt'n
mouth ho was generally the most reticent
of men In relation to anything concerning
himself hut ho said they reminded him of n
llttlo dllllculty ho once had with two of the
cusses. Kit was not very dialectic In his
conversation , nnd I will relate the story In
his own language :
KIT CAUSON A..XI . ) TII13 dHIZZMKS.
"H must have beenIn the 30s , as near as
I can remember ; I was trapping with two
partners on the Medlclno How that summer ,
ando had been very successful. At the
close of the season wo started for Hrldger's
fort , Intending to winter with Jim , as he
had Hit ! most comfortable place on the fron
tier In those days. It was to be a long trip ,
as jvo were all afoot , and depending en
tirely on game for our subsistence. Ono
afternoon , after wu had picked out our camp
for the night , leaving the two other men to
II x up our traps , gather wood and make a
lire , I took my rlflo and started out for meat.
1 was n pretty good shot In thoao da > s , and
It devolved on mete do the hunting for1 the
party. A mlle and a half from camp I sud
denly came upon fresh elk tracks there
wore dead loads of that beautiful animal on
the upper trail In those years ; there arc a
good many In the vicinity ot the Medicine
How mountains yet. In what Is now Wyo
ming , but the herds grow smaller every nea-
son , and In a short time they will disappear.
I followed the trail ol' the elk , and soon dis
covered a herd of twenty or more unsus
pectingly feeding In a low graasy bottom
sparsely covered by scrubby pines nnd dwarf
cedais. 1 made for a bunch ot the collars
within easy range of the herd , and got there
bcfoio they were aware of my presence ; but
just as I wa < going to bring my rlllo ti > my
shoulder the leader scented mo , and before
I could draw a bead on one as they stood so
quietly , Hanks toward me. the whole herd
started on a dead run. It was a beautiful
sight to see the males , with their magnificent
antlcis thrown back ou tholr shoulders , teir
through the brush and under the low limbs
of the trees regardless ot the entangling
branches. I3oys , I have always believed n
herd of oik , when they llrst start on that
peculiar trot of theirs , and then change tea
a long lope , one ot the most picturesque
sights In the mountains.
"I knew we hud to huve mcit or go hungry
do bed , aa we hadn't even a jackrabit , so I
t-hougpht I would 'take ' the chance of hitting
* ne of the Hying beiutlffl 'on the wing. '
The elk haJ made tlmo and were a long
\vay off as I raised my rifle and ptillcj the
trigger , but luck wa.s on my side , und I
brought down what I thojght was the largest
and fattest buck In the whole out-fit. Ho fell
on the edge of one of the buiiu'.ics cf timber ,
and as I approached him to cut his threat ,
right in front of me , out of the underbrush ,
came two enormouy grizzlies , snorting anl
frothing , tholr cyca Itaslilnfi ; , ithelr immense
whltoteet'li ' showing cult * > f their turncd-up
lips , anj tholr long , sharp claws stretched
out of their sheaths , ready for business. I
hud no tlmo to think , or to relcad , and wus
badly scareJ. for I dropped my rifle and
fairly flow over the If.tie opening I had
walked ao stealthily a Tow momenta before ,
troyhig to reach a bunch of plnca , 100 yarcla
distant. It wens Mie only ejinco to save
my life , but by another strt-ik of my unusual
good luck I got to It with ihe ; two bears
cloao after me. I caught hold of the- lower
limb of a strong sapling that I knew was
strong enough to hold mo , but as 1 swung
myself Into the lower brancuca ao close wa
ono of the bears that he brushed my leg
and rniulu a grab for me , bu'i. luckily I uas
out of the reach of his ponderous Juws.
The plno on which I wa seated was iwt
a very largo one , but I felt comparatively
safe , as I knew the grizzly to bo a mighty
poor climber the only fear I had was that
dho brutea might keep me In my cramped
pixsltlon nil night , and i hut my comrades
might not llnd me , an I had no gun to lire
for indicating the direction they should tal >
In lain tins me.
TUB UEAIl'S TENDER SI'OT.
"Ono thing I learned during my experience
in the mountains ami on the- plains , nnJ that
was that the bcnr's nosels Iho tenderest part
of his anatomy. I had1 discovered i.his fact
from these that wore pets In many of our
camps , and 'In the small towna en Hie P.iclllc
coast. As sowi , therefore , as I could Ulance-
myself on my small perch I took out my
Icnlfo and cut off u good-slued branch fiom
Iho tree , Intending to use it on iihelr noseu
should they attempt to climb up after mo.
As I suspected. In a few moments after I was
seated and 'tho bears liad taken a survey
of my new position , ono of ; liom , the largi-'at ,
gathered himself for a climb after me ,
but as Oio commenced to hug the Hiiull
trunk of the spllng picparatory to rais
ing himself , I mppcd hbi noao no lively that
ho let go all hold' and dropped down to tlio
grouivl aa If ho had been shot , smartlne
and howling with the pain 1 had tall I clod.
The other , after gazing in wonder at the
strange antlca of hU ma to , thought he would
like to try It. Ao ho started up I treated
him In the same manner to a good rose
lashing , and back he went. After a breath
ing spell they commcniepd their taetlca again ,
making the most dcapnrato struggles to pull
me down. I thrashed their noses every
tlmo they came up , and once I hit one ao
hard that ho actually cried like a baby ,
dropping to Iho ground , a tllntance of flvo
feet , where he rolled over and over In his
terrible pi In. At laat they grew tired of
tholr game und gave It up , The biggest
fellow started away , toward the- timber , anil
the other followed In a few mtauim I was
afraid to come down from my perch for a
long time , but when I did I Immediately
reloaded my rifle , and then felt Kifer In the
event of further domonxtPUlacH being made.
I did not get back to camp that night until
long after dark nor did WB have meat for
supper , for the bears found the elk I had
shot and picked his bonca clpju ,
MAXWICLL AND THK PANTHER.
"It was very late when Kit Curaon finished
his iitory , but late hourt worn the- rule at
the ranch , and wo were determined to hear
our ho3t'8 famous adventure with a cougar
befuro wo retired to our couch of buffalo
ra'jca. Maxwell was always n willing ra
conteur , never reticent like Kit , and com
menced at coco :
" 'In the spring of 1851 I was down nn the
Arkanraa , near the Cliiiarron crossing , to
bring up a herd of horses that had teen
driven from Fort Leavenworth to Fort
Urldgcr , where a regiment of United States
dragoons were camped , walt'ng for a now
mount before commencing a campaign
against the Utro , Who'had been deprt'datli , ) ;
In the northern part of. Now Mexico. I hart
with me a party of Mexican hordem ami
three American ? , old trappers , who wan'eil '
to go up to Krenchmr-ci's Creek , where their
cjmp was located. W arrived -u the foot
of the Spanl'-U Poilts without any adven
ture worth mentioning ; had splendid hunting
for our nmuxeim-nt for game wan abundant
then iho country had no Hettler * . r d dfer ,
ell ; , bear and other aniir.aU fairly Infcuteil
thn whole region.
" 'One afternnon I took It Into my head
to rldn a fi'-v mile * off the trail to examine
( liu lay of ( he land and the creeks that run
Into the Arkansas , na I Intended to trap In
that vwlnlty with n partner who was to
meet mo at the Pueblo In aboot a month
after I had delivered the horses at llrldger.
1 followed the old trail load Ing north ta
the Platte for nbout throe miles Ahead of
tlio 'herd1 , then struck Into the hills at thii
mouth of a small stream , on which I felt
satisfied I should find a good many heaver
iliuis. I suppose I must have ridden on
through iho timber almost always straight
we t for more than an hour , when I ar
rived at one of the biggest dams t li.lil
over seen. 1 got off my home to examine
the ground moro closely , tying him to a
sapling , while I went on foot along the edge
of the water to sco 'if 1 could discover .signs
of anybody having tt.ippci ! ' In that region ,
I had proceeded In this way for n quarter
of a mile , perhaps , from where I had left
my animal , when I heard a strange sound
like the soft purring of A eat. Looking up
Into a huge mountain cottanwood there In
the brunches right over my head , stretched
out on a limb of the tree , not twenty feet
from me. was one of the biggest lions 1 have
eu-r seen. The beast was watching mo
wely , his big eyes ablaze , and fcr an Jn-
slant 1 was somewhat startled. I stood per
fectly still , contemplating the vicious brute ,
when , suddenly , as quick as lightning , ho
changed his attitude from lying lazily on
the limb into ono of more threatening
an-oct. assuming a. decidedly catlike posture ,
his long tall commenced to oscillate slowly ,
plainly Indicating Hint he was preparing to
spring. All this took less time than the
telling of It. I knew I hadn't a moment to
lose ; It was cither the Hun would get mo or
I must get the lion ; so I pulled u\i my old
rlflo mighty quick iml blazed away. The
ball went exactly where I Intended , right be
tween the creature's eyes , hut the effect
was entirely oppcsltc of what I nntlrlpated.
1 expet'tcd , of course , to see the beast come
tumbling out of his perch dead nt my feet.
He dU ccme down , but not dead by a go'd
deal , The ball had somehow glanced off
his skull his 'head must have been harder
than any lion's I over saw , or my charge
w.nn too email to make- the bill outer h.s
brain.
DATTLK FOR LIKE.
" 'He was unhurt and bent on my destruc
tion. With his fk-st lunge he knocked my
Rim n dozen jiirds away. There I was ,
without any weapon to defend myself , ox-
ccpt a niodlum sized knlfo that 1 nhvny.i
carried to skin nnil cut uv gamo. It was
sharp-pointed , very long , and had a buck-
horn handle , which I had mnde one day
whui I had nothing to do In uri. ' . I stoo.i
by thn sldo of a great elm , which .Md been
torn up by the force ot same wind florin ,
whe-n Iho lion Jumped me , ami as his weight
fell on my body I .was thrown with the
biMiit clinging to mo tight ovec the log , the
animal on 'top. ' My left arm wus forced
under the side of the log , and , fortunately ,
by poll I UK my he.id close up to It , I could
keep the brute from biting my face. I was
dcessed In a buckskin suit ; a heavy shirt , cr
ruiMoi' coat , nllh a long ecio : of the same
material , trousers f buckskin , and all new ,
so that the ela\uj of the beast did not tear
through at first , or I should have been ter
ribly scratched. With my right hand , the
moment wo touched the gromid , I com
menced to plunge the knlfo Into my antag
onist , trying to hit a vital part , but 1 wai
so lMmIki. > i > ed by my peculiar insltlcu that
I could not reach file region of his heart ,
and could only keep Jabbing him on the
top of the back , hoping to penetrate his
iuait by striking down through -tho shouldor.
In this I was not successful , nnd the
hrast kept trying aa hard to fret nt my
throat. At lnrt his terrible claws worked
tlncugh the buckskin of my leggings , and I
felt riem ; dig kite the calf of my leg. I
began to grow dmpcoue , knowing that
something would have to bo done soon or I
would feint from loss of blood. With all my
remaining strength I lunged my knlfo
around his bark and shoulders mighty lively ,
Slid by sheer accident happened to nlnk
the sharp i.)0 > .it : o' fie blade Into the iipltrtl
marrow of th first vertebrae ot his clock ,
'iml In an Instant I felt a convulsive shmUUr
so tliroiiKli Ills hoily , \\'llle , at the haino
mnincnt , ho d K Ills claws deeper Into me
a ( loath toasin then his hold relaxiM anil
ho lolled ofl as deail as n ilrnwiieil beaver. ' "
It la cnsy to catch a cold anil Just as eany
to get riii of It It you commence early to
use One Minute Cough Cure. Jt cures
coughs , colita. 'bionchlti ' ; ' , pneumonia nml nil
throat and luiif ? trotiblce" . It Is pleasant to
take , snfo to use and sure lo euro.
I'llI'd * HlIX > Illl 4 > lM' CllIIVI'll < tllll.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. CO. About seventy-live
delegates to the Ht > ml-unniml convention of
the I'aper Hex Makers' ass relation mot
here today for a two-ilnyx session. Vice
I'resldiMit Ilolnitiii Blateil that the present
mooting oC the association Is the most Im
portant , held liy It for years. Affairs of
nincli Iniportanre to the nss"-latlon are
beliiK discussed. While In the city tht > dcU
pates will .lie handsomely entertained by
local paper ID * manufacturers.
TO UI'KH c ; ( LO IX M.VU I1AV
Take Laxative liromo Quinlno Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if It falls to euro.
25c. The ecmilno has L. 11. Q. on each tablet.
sour : xi\r INVICXTIOXS.
An Knsllsh firm la iKanufacturing a lock
\vhlch < ias the keyhole set In the eilsc of the
outer doorknob to dimv the bolt , wlilcl.i prevents -
vents the knob from tuttilns.
Stenographers will appreciate a newly de
signed notebook which 'has ' a hinged arm at
tached to the cover to form asi wsel nuppcrt
and ralso the book Into ii nearly vertlciil posi
tion.
tion.To
To prevent accidents from porrfnr.s falllns
Into elevator or mlno slmfis a woven net Is
hung on each side of the cage , with crocr-
net partitions at short distances to catch the
fallliiK person. i
Sprint ; blcyclo frames tire being made wll' ' !
'toloseDplc ' tubcii InclMliig air ciislilona wliliih
rccolvo the force of the jar from rough raids ,
the cushions being Inllxted i'lic same an pneu
matic tires.
Two southern men have designed a inoor ;
for use 'In cliiirnlng , whldi ccnslHts of a ,
framework carrying a shaft , U'vlnu a wlml
wheel at one cn'i and a crank at the other ,
which operatcii the da&hcr.
Dining tablaj are being made which can bo
changed Into bllllnrd tables , the end and Bliio
rails which carry the cushion balng hinged
to owlug below the table when It U wanted
for cat'ng ' or other purposes.
.Snow and dirt can bo removed from Btreet
railway ialln by n new attachment for otrect - < - -
fars , cor.s'jtlng of two plows mounted on a
flprlng bir to nreii AKAllut the track. Iho
front plow Bciaplng the rail to InoHiM the dirt
ami the back one droning It olf. ,
Letters can bo weighed to dotormlnc lln > lr I
POB'.UKO by a now jicncll nttaelimcnl whlcli
liaB a rod net In the ( nil of thn pencil to
support a pivoted ticalo lever , the canliu ;
which surrounds the scale and rod , having
a yoke at Iho end to rnst In the gra-lu.ite.l
notches on the upper cdgo of the eeab lover
and show the weight of the lettor.
PlanU and Hhrtikn can be trdimplantcd
without disturbing the rootu or cartli around
them by a new Implement constating of u
pair of curved b'ailn * , which form a short
til bo with iicoiiL'-shapod end , the blades Ijclng )
swung open and pretved Inlo the oar III
around the p'.int nnd cloned uji below It BO
the whole can be lifted out together.
Kiirnaccs can be heated with oil at a 'oiv
ccst by tulng a now llrjuld fuel biirnor which V
hnj a central oil tube ending In an aloml/.or , '
ulilcli Is jilaccd at the mouth ot an Inlet t
tint furnuco Jour and surrounded by pci- ?
forated nozzln , which dlschnrgra compreiiiiod
Rlr Into the Inlet with thu spray nf oil , thus
liicrojslng the heat In the combustion cham
ber.
ber.To
To melt anew from the Htreols a Urooklyn
man has Invented a machine which has uov - -
eral fire boxca inoueited on 4 truck , together '
with on endless oliwator which rnU < i the
snow to the top of thefurnacc , where It !
innltH and runs Into . tank , from which 11 f
can ho dheliarnoil Into the MHHT whllu yet
warm , to prevent Ita freezing up usaln ,
To audit a man to lieup bin nppolntnicjilii
a mew olectrlo device IIDS tllaU for the
month * , dnya and honrn , with lamla : on thu '
dla'a which may be et at any point , The ,
appointments are to bo registered In a nolc- i
book anil the hands ifet at the hour of tiin I
first one , at which tlmo a clock guru an
olectrlo bell , which rlnr.a until thueaix \ \ \ aru '
moved forward to tbo nuxt point to be Imll- <
cated. i L
An Imr-rovcd inothod ol mounting the 1
bruiitie.1 In Ktroei Hwet erii haa Juat been | ui- *
cnted , coiiBUtlng of an eiiJlcts clialu of loin ; '
brnshcfl , geared to the wIiooU , to run over '
rolltrB , two of thu rolU'r * bt-hig uet clou <
to Ilia pavement ami al I'Jo aauiu liulght
from I : , w the brtmhra , Instead uf rl ln- : {
aiaUi ; d.i EOOII OK thuy toudi the gromi'l ' ,
brimli alms uutll the next rollur U reached f
before they turn miward again-