THE OMAHA DAILY BEEs M1IDAY , SEPTEMBER 23 , 188L
THE. DAILY BEE.
MAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETORS
010 hdrnham , bet. Oth and 10th Street * .
TKIUIS OP SUBSCHIPTION
Onocopylyear , In advance ( postpaid ) $10.0
0 months " 6.0
3 months " " . . . . sw
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
NK WHO ClllWCO , ST. Mtt , .MINMUrOUS AXItj
OMAHA RAtLUOAD.
Leave Omaha No. 2 through pwonscr , ll |
. in , No. 4 , OaVtand pawnircr , S > :30a. : m.
Anlvti Omaha No. 1 , through pa. < onjcr , 2:5f :
u. So , 3 , Oakland passenger , fi:30 : p. in.
Lt.WI.NO OiUllA HAST Olt fOlTTll r.Ct'SD.
C. , n. & 0. S n. m. 340 ; p. m.
C. & N. W. , C n. m.8toV : < "
C. , K.I. & ! > . , OA. tn. 3:40p.u. : .
K. O. , St. J. A 0. 11. , 8 n m. 0:30 : r. m. Arrlvi J
tit. Loula at 0M ; n. m. Mid 7:4G : n. m.
WFAT on
II. A M. In Xcl ) . , Tlirousli Express , S:3S : n. m I
II. A M. Lincoln rrvltfit. 7:00 : p. ra.
U. P Express , 12IB : 11. m.
O , k 11. V. for llnjfln , 10.20 n. m.
O. A U , V , for Oicooliv. 0(0 : . m.
V , } ' . freight No. D , 6:30 : ft. in.
U. P. freight No. 0 , 8:16 : a. in.
T7. P , Ircltht No. 7 , 0:10 : p. in. emigrant ,
U , P. freight No. 11 b:2S : ji. m.
AHR1VIS9 FROM lUSt AND
0. C. & 0. , n:00 : n. in. 7:25 : p m.
C. fc K , w. , 0:45 : a. in. 7:25 : p. in.
C. II. I , & P..l:45 ) : a. iu. O.Ofi p. in. i
1C. C. , St. Joe & 0 7:10n. : m.S : p. m.
\Y. , St. L. & I1. , 10/ o. m. 1:23 : p. m.
ARRIVISO moH THS ISMT AND SOUTHWKSI.
0. ft 11. V. from Lincoln-IE : ! ' . : p. in.
U. P. Kxpiw 3:25 : p. in.
Jl it XI. In Neb. , Through Kvprcss 1:15 : p. m
-J1. & JI. Lincoln rroijht S3S n in.
U. P. Freight Ko. 10-1:10 : p. in.
No. 0 1:25 : p. m. Emigrant.
No. 8 10:60 : p. M.
No 12 11:35 : a. in.
O. & K. V. mlxcil , ftr. ' 1S5 : p. m.
Noarn.
Kchraaka DIUslon of tno St. t'aul t Sioux Clt )
Kovl.
No. 2 leave * Oicaha S0 : : ! a. m.
No. 4 lca\M Omahn'l.llO p. in
.S'o. 1 arrl\csatOnwhaatCoO : . in.
No. 3 arrhcs at Omaha at 10:50 : a. in.
OCKMV tnAlX'3 KStRPUM OMAHA ASD
coratiL Bwrn.
Leave Omaha at 8:00 : , 0:00 : and 11:00 : a. m.
1:00 2.W , 3:00 , 4:00 : , 6:00 : and 0:00 p. m ,
LC.T.VU Coumil lilntla nt 8'Jj : , 0:2S : , 11:25 a. in ,
1:26 , 2S.l : , 3:25 : , .1:251:25 : : and 0:25 : p. m.
SunJajs The dummy lca\ca Omiha at 9.W
nd 11:00 : a. in , ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : and 5:00 p. m. Loacs
Council Ulnfta at D2S ; and 11:25 : a. ui.j 2:2J : , 4:2. : '
and 5:25 : p. in.
Opening and Closing of Malls.
K0in . crur. CLOSK.
a. m. p. r.i. a. m. p. in.
ChlcaROisN. W 11.00 0:30 1:80 : 2:40S :
Chlc. so , K. I."A Pacillc.ll:00 0:00 4SO : 2:1CE :
Chicago , B.&O 11:00 0:00 4:30 : 2:108
Wabash 12:30 4:30 : 2:4(1 : (
Sioux City and Pacific. . 11:00 4:30 :
Union Pacific 6:00 11:40 :
' Omaha & It. V 4:00 11:40 :
U.&M. InNcb 4:00 : 8:10 : 6:3(1 :
Omnhafc Northwestern. 4:30 7:30 :
Local mails for Ktato of Ion a leu ; o but once n
day , viz : 4:30 : n , in ,
A Lincoln Mall If ale opened at 10:30 : a. m.
Otnco open Sundays from 12 in. to 1 p. in.
TltOS. F HALlj P. SI.
Business Directory.
Abstract ar.d Real Estate.
JOHN L. SteCAOUE , opposite Post Office.
W. 15. BAKTI.E1T 317 South 13th Street.
Architects.
DUFIIENE & MENDELSSOHN. AHClIITECTS.jj
Crcighton Block. "
A. T. LARGE Jr. . Room 2. Cielehton Block.
Boots and Shoes.
JAMES DBVINE & co. ,
Fine Boata nml Shoes. A Rood assortment oj )
home work on hand , corner liith and Ilarnoy.
THOS. EH1CKSON , S. E. cor. 10th and Dougas. ! |
JOHNFOHTUNAIUS ,
605 10th street , manufacture * to order good work !
ftt fair prices. Repairing done.
Bed Gprlnca.
J. P. LARR1MER Manufacturer. J517 Dour-las 9t
Books , News and Otatlonery.
J. I. FUUEIIAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
V
Butter and Eggs.
McSHANE & SCHUOEDER , the oldest B. and E.J
bouse in Nubraxka establlthed 1875 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RE&TAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
southwest corner lOthand Dodpe.
Best Board for the Money.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Ucala at all Hours. . . . . . .
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash ,
riirnlahral Hnnma Supplied.
Carriages and Roaa Wagons.
WM 8NYDER , 14th and Ilarnoy Streets.
* Jewellers.
JOHN BAUMER 1314 Fnrnham Street.
Junk.
II. Bni'.TllOLD , RaffS and Metal.
Lumbir , Lime and Cement.
FOSTER & GRY corner 6th and Douglas Sts.
Lamps and Glassware.
J. BONNER 1309 llouzlas St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
G. A. LINDQUEST ,
One of our most iiopular Merchant Tallora Is re
colvlng the latest designs for Bfting and Summei
Goods for gentlemen's wear. Stylinh , durable
and prlrcs low aa ever 215 13th bet. Douc.&Farn.
Millinery.
MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan
cy Good9 In great variety , Zepliyrs , Card Hoards
Hosiery , Gloves , Corsets , &c. Cheapest Houao litho
the West. Purchasers save 30 per cent. Ordei
bv Mall. 115 Fifteenth Street.
houndry.
JOHN WEAKNE & SONS , cor. 14th & Jackson stt
Hour and Feed.
O1IAIIA CITY 11ILU3. Etfi and Farnhttm 8te. , |
Welehana Htoa. , proprictsn.
Urocert.
Z. STEVENS , 21 t between Cumlnp ; and Irar
T. A. McSHANE , Corn. 23d and CuniliiffBtreets j
Hnrdwnie , Iron and Steel.
DI.AN ft LASQWOKTIIY , Wholosali110 andjj
112 16th street
'A. IIOT.M S corner Ifithnnil Ctilfornl * .
Harneis , Saddles , &c.
B. WEIST 2013th St. liet FarnHarney [
Hitelti.
ANFlELDIIOUSEae5. C.innclJOth& FarnhauiB
COHAN HOUSi : , P. II. Oiry , 013 rarnhim St |
SbAVCN'S HOTEL. K , Slaxen ] 10th St.
Southern Hotel , Gug. Hniiiel.Oth .t Lca\enworthj |
Iron Fencinc.
The Western Cornlco Works , Acents for th ( !
Clumplnn Iron Fence tc. , hate on h&nil nil Iilmli-K
ot Fancy Iron Kenccs , Crcttln a , 1'Ino.il. , Hallln9. ( |
cti1310 Uoil o Btrcc. aplSj
Clothing Bought.
0 .SI I AW nil ! pav hlghetit Cath price ( or tcconoB
band clotlilni' . Corner 10th and Tartil.ain.
Dentists.
DR. PAUL , Williams' Block , Cor. 16th & Dolge.
Drugs , Paints and Oils.
KUIIN & CO. ,
FharmacUte , Fine t'uno Goodi , Cor. 15th r.nd
DouglM utrcct * .
W. J. WHITKIIOUf K , Wholesale i He tall , lethst.
C. C. FIELD , 2032 t.'orth Side Cumlng Street.
M. PARR , Druirt'lft , 10th and Howard Streets.
Dry Qourls Notions , Etc ,
'JOHN II. P. lElllIANN & CO. ,
New York Dry Goods Bor ! % 1310 and 1312 Farn
ham itreut.
I , . 0. Enewolii alee booU and ulioca 71h A Paclfli ! ,
hurultuie.
A F. GROSS , New and Bacon ! Haii'l I'urnlturt-
nd Stoves , 1114 IxiuiriM. HU'lu-t cult prlci
aid for second hanu twin
3. BONNER 1309 Dou.-i * tt. Fine eoodt , &c.
Planing Mill.
A , MOVER , manufacturer of saih , door * , bllndi ,
tnoldlngs , newels , baluntcrs , hand ralli , lurnlslilrjf
croll savsing , Ac , corlodj ( and th itrtets ,
Pawnbroker * .
ItOSENFELD , 3 10th St. , bet. far. & lUr.jj
| Florlrt.
A. Donnghue , plants , cut flowers , seeds , boanotsj
Jitc. N. Wcor. Ifith anlDoudas streets.
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
ANUUEW 1103E\VATEU , CrclRhton
| JTonn Rune } * , tlradoand Sowcraye Sj stems
jtpcchlty.
Uommlttlon Merchants.
JOHN 0. WIL M8,1 JUWodgo Street ,
. n. UKEMEU. For details see largo aJ\crtlsc-P
| ncnt In Dallv an J Weekly.
Cigars nnd Tobacco'
jiVEST ft FRIT.SC1'till ' , manufacturers of Clor , Jj
jind Wholesale Dealers In Totnccos , 1303 IX iiIas.l
1 V. F. LOHKNZEN manulacturcr 6H 10tli trcit. [ :
Cornlco Works.
I Western Cornice Works. Mantilacturcrs Ironjj
| 2ornlco , Tin , Iron and Hhto loofili\ir. ! Onlorij
rrom any locality promptly executed In the licsll
1 iwnner. fftctor.v and OICcc 1310 Dodf i Street.
jjahanlrud Iron Cornices. Window Capa , et . , |
Jimiiut.il tured Mid put up In any part of thcf
jwunttv. T.S1NIIOM ) 116 Thlrtoulith street
OrocVory.
I. BOX.XF.lt 1309 Dounus strict. Good lino.
Clothing and Furnishing Good * .
3EO. H. PKTERSON. Alw H t < , Car , P-wtsj
Jhoon , Notions and Cutlery , f.01 S. 10th street.
Fence Works.
OMAHA Fr VCn CO.
, . . . _ r , FRIE.4&CO. , 12131tarneySt. , Iuiproi& |
jxl Ice Doxin , Iron and Wood Fences , Olltctf
" . Counters of I'lno and Walnut.
Rctrlgerntors , Canndd's Patent.
| 0. V. GOODMAN llth St. bet. Farn. & Hatnoy |
Show Cace ManufActory. )
o. J. wii.ui : .
SUinufactnrcr and Dealer In all kinds of Shon
[ jCascs. Upright Catcj , ft . . 1317 Cass St.
FIIANK I , . GniUIAltn , proprietor OmahVl
Hsliow Case manufactory , SIS South 10th strcct.B
tjbctncin I.cnvcnuoith and MarcAll ioodi |
li\arraiitcd llrst-clasi.
Stoves nna Tinware.
A. BURJI ESTER ,
Dealer In Stoves and Tinware , and M&nufarturcif
if Tin Iloofj and all kinds of Building Work r
) J.l Fellows'Block.
. BONNER. 13W Douslas St. Good and Cheap I
Becdi.
. EVANS , Wiolcwlo and Hetall Seed Drills am1 !
Julthators , Odd I'allowg Hall.
Physicians an J Surgeons.
iV. S. OIBBS , M. D. , Rjom No 4 , Crclghtorl
, 15tli Street.
P. S. LEISENR1NO , M. D. Masonlo Block.
3. U HART , M. 1) . , Kyc and Ear , opp. postofltcil
DR. L. B. GRADDV , 1
tcullntand Auribt. S. W 15th nnd Farnham St l
Photouraphors.
GEO. HEYN. PROP.
Grand Central Gallcrv ,
212 Sixteenth Street.
icar Uasonlo ttall. First-class Work and Prompt
less ( ruirantecV
Plumbing , Gas and Steam Fitting.
[ > . W. TARPY & CO. . 210 12th St. bet. Farnharr
, nd Douglas. V/OIK promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK. 1409 Douelas Street.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
HENRY A. KOSTERS. 1412 Dodge Street.
Shoa Stores.
'hlllip ' Lanjr , 1320 Farnham st , . bet 13th & 14th I
Second Hand Store.
-ERKIN3 & LEAR , 1410 DounlasSt. . New annl
Second Hand Furniture , llouao Furnishing Goods
" ' . , bought and sold on narrow marring.
Baloons.
JIENRY HAUFMANN ,
In the nuw brick block on Douglas Stroct , hatl
lust opened a most elegant Beel Hall.
lIot'Lunch from 10 to 12
ov cry day.
Caledonia " J FALCONER. 670 10th Street.
Undertakers.
! IIAS. RIEWE , 101V ! Farnham bet. 10th & lltd.l
P. PEMNER , 303J Tenth btreet , between Farn L
lam and Harnev. Docs ijood and cheap w ork. W.\
03 Oent Storei.
' . C. BACKUS , 1206 Farnham St. , Fancy Goodi
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Sole Manufacturers. OMAHA.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It Is a positive cure ( or Spcrmatoirhca , Scmlna I
n'coltncBi , Impotancy , unu all.tllacases rcuultlnfl
'rom Sclf-Abusn , m McnUl Anxiety , Loeai I
iltmory , 1'ali.a In tlic Hack or Side , and disease * !
' that lead kl
Coiiauniptloiif
Insanity andl
carlyiraii [
The Spcclflil
Medicine Ufl
being uscJE
with wonder \
( ul success.
1'anmhletil
lent Irue to all/ Write for thorn ind gut rull par f
Iculara. " , f
1'rlcc , Speeinc , Sl.OO per paclcage , or six pack
iL'c far JD.CO. Addrcfs nil onlcrs to
B. SIMSON JIKDICINE CO.
Kos. 101 and 100 Main St. lluOalo , N. Y.
Sold In Omaha by 0 , F. Qoo.lman , J.V. . IJtll
( . K If > h. anil til druitirlstBOvcrywhcrc.
SS-d&wlv
BiSWITZ & WELLS ,
1422 Douglru3 St. , Near 16th.
Before removing to
their new
OPEEA HOUSE
Will sell their fctnck of
BO.OTSiSHOES
At Grontly Reduced Pricea.
John G , Jacobs ,
( Formerly of Qltht Jacobt , )
UNDERTAKER.
So. J417 Farnham St. , Old Stand ol J cob Ol .
fcTOfdcrs by Tilegraph Solicited l > 27-ly
IN TIIE FAR WEST.
oT LITooti the Frou <
tier
*
The first lime 3 mot old S.un
| jlon J regarded him nn a human curi
| osily. Ho nie.wures nix foot two in
jjliis inoccn iii9 , is slim M nn overland
gtclogrnph nnlc ; liis luiir hangs in ral
tail order ( town uvorix bvickskin hunt-
shift bojjriinod with the nccuniu-
luted dirt of years , and ho is so cross-
eyed that when onu of his optics
o-ilmly gaxcs upon the beauties of a
umintain sunset in thu west thu othoi
roams tin trammeled over the snow-
jlml peaks in the inonn-aiii3 ( as
A SQU.W MAX ,
Having yeara'nuo won the ad'ootions of
n Arrapnhoo womnn and taken her
nto his hunrt and home.
AVhen I first met him in 'CUT was
ivith n hunting party of Eastern tour
ists in camp on Indian Creek , on the
borders of the North Park of the Col
orado. Wo had just eaten snppoi
1 were disposing ourselves comfort-
, ibly on our ulankets for iv smoke and
ihat Avhen Sam C.MIIU riding up on tlu >
most dilapidated specimen of nuih'
lesh that ever awoke the echoes with
in astlnnatio bray. It was a venerable
iniinal and woienpon its time-marked
face that look of quiet dignity which
igo over infuses into animals of that
species. Ulind of an eye , but a taper-
' .ny . spike where rfnco hung a bushy
nil , ono ear erect and pointing prowl' '
lynt the heavens and the other droop
ing down beneath n depression ofj
spirits , or Honiething of that sort , the
mir worn from its body in numerous
places and every lib and bone stand-
ng out in startling prominence , tin
jtrango animal presented an appear
unco that would at once attract the
ittontion of any \irlist looking fora
: nodel for a picture of antiquated ani
nal life. With a long drawn out
"WHO-A-AA , .imiUSALEMl"
Ho reined up and dismounted a few
feet from where wo lay , and as we
iroso to welcome him said :
"Don't ' git too clus to Jerusalem's
licela , gents , or thar's liable to bo a
vvako in the camp ! "
"Is ho a kicker ? " I asked.
"A kicker ? Pardnci , thar's bin
joino kickin' niowols in thcso mount
ngs that war' holy terrors , but none
of 'em could ever ilirt a hoof with
Jerusalem. Won this critter lets go
i log somothin's goin" tor bo demolished
avery time. Ho come of a kickjn'
( aniily , an' you kin just bet yor life
vgin a b'ar skin that he's agoin' to
ibid up the family reputation as long
is ho lives , an" I reckon he's good fui
aovoral y'ars yit. "
"How old is the animal , uncle ? He
ooks like ho might bo classed as a
wtriarch among four-footed , beasts. "
"Wai , pardner , thar's soiiio differ
3iico of opinion rcgardin' tjio length
> ' time he's graced this airth. Tlmr's
some settlers up my way thet claim he
lin't moro'n five or aix hundred years
jld , but I'm willin" to bet my hope o'
jlory agin a jackknife thot Jerusalem
n-ar' ono o' the chosen ones thot tuk a
.rip with
NOAH IK TUB AHK.
if I war' jist as sure of connectin1 en
icavon as I am. thet tliis animilc
\ Heated around iu thot shower I could
hear the harps a-twangin' ' now. Wat
braces mo up in this opinion air the
Fact that every time it begins to rain
the old cuss gits oneaay an' lights out
'ur the top o' some hill.
t had him over on the Big
Horn the time the sugcrs came up in
a boat , an' the minutp the old coot
sped that boat floating in the water he
looked up at the clouds to sec if thar'
war' a storm comin' up. It happened
to look like rain that day an' ding my
ayes cf ho didn't let out a snort of
alarm an1 in spite of all I could do he
tuk to the water , with me on his back ,
an' swam out to that boat. The so-
gers had to beat him off wi' ' the butte
o' their guns afore I could stocr him
ashore agin. Who-a-a , Jerusalem !
Please stan' ' back thar' a loetlomistor ,
or thar's 'liable to bo a shower o1 flesh
n Utah in about three minutes ! "
The lost remark was addressed tc
ono of the party who had movecl
around to the rear of the animal , and
was contemplating his wonderful
make-up. Resuming the conversa
tion , I said :
"So you think ho was on the Ark ,
then ! "
"I do , but I reckon at that time he
war"only a kid and knowod mighty
tittle about the proper use o' his heels.
If he'd a possessed the accomplish
ments then that ho does now , this
lirth would boa howlin1 waste , "fur
ho'd a converted that air ark into
kindlin' ' wood an' ' a drowndcd every
critter on board afore they'd a bin
afloat ton minutes. I tried ter break
him o' ' the habit once , but after the
trial I jest give up and settled down
to the opinion that ho .was the
CHAMPION Klt'KEIl O1 TIIK WOHM ) !
"Aforo goin1 to bed ono night ]
backed him up to a barricade o' l .ga
that I'd fixed for 'im. It war' foni
feet high , twelve foot long and about
* oroii foot thick , the logs boin" bound
; ogcthor with rawhide thongs When
[ backed the old snooxer up ho looked
iround sideways an' appeared t
Know jcat w'at the barricade , war
there tur. Ho turned loose on it nn'i
[ went to bed an' fur three houra 1
ay thar' ah' listened to the fool
wlmckin' away , niakiii1 a fair average
o' twenty kicks to the minute , Finally ,
[ wont to Bleep , an' w'on 1 woke in the
mornin1 nil w'ar still as death. 1 got up
cxpcctui1 to find either a dead mule era
a penitent one , but when I opened the
cabin door the logs war' gone an' thar'j
jtood thin identical critter in Hawdn.it
up to his knceo a holdin' up one hind
foot an1 a fannin' it with his off cur.
[ f yon don't believe it juat come ovei
to my ranch on Snake river an * I'll'
diow you the sawdust. "
The old man remained with us for
two hours , and the foregoing is but n
sample of perhaps n dozen stories with
which ho regaled our cars ore mount
ing his ancient animal and setting out
for his home on the Snake.
WYOMING KIT.
AMun "Who Consort * With Rat- !
tloxnalcos. I
I don't luind snakes at nil. ll
oughtn't to , considcrin' how manvj
years I'vo ' been in the business. It h ]
very seldom n person dies if they onlyl
'tend to them nn soon as they arc bit- !
ten. It's very funny to mo why folks !
are so terribly afruul of roptilee.L
Outside of copperheads they are ul
pretty decent crittci'H. Itlncksnakcl
bites don't amount to anything , and ]
rattlesnakes always let you know they !
are coming. It is the cursed copper
head , lying so quiet and braced up for
you that makes the the trouble. 1
rather like rattlesnakes , for they arc
wrl of affectionate varnuls when'
yon once understand 'cm. 1
often carry 'em around with me , nnd
once inawhiloget myself intoa scrape
jy it. Did you overhear ot my stage
scrape ? No ! Well , it's a good one
Mid I will spin it for you. 'Itout ' five
years go some follow from the city
came up and started a now line of
Uagea. It was sopn after the Watei
3ap luniso was built , and ho got the
Job from the Hrodhi-ads for that
lotol. Ono day I'd been over to thi1
Jersey side gottin' ' some live rattier * ]
or a couple of show chaps. Thoj' '
voro stoppm' at the CJap House , so I
ook the stngo from the depot to ]
: arry the snakes up to 'em. 1
md the varmints in n basket , but the }
vouldn't stay quiet , so when L got in
ho "bus " 1 put my hat over the to ] ) of ]
ho basket to keep the critters in. 1
uiticed the folks oyci'ig mo and the )
basket pretty sharp , and pro'.ty ' soon
mo of the women gave an awful
scream , and yolleil out , "lie's got
snakes. " In a minute therowas great
incitement ! I looked down nt the !
basket and saw that the cusses had !
n-otkcd their heads out under tin
brim of my hat and were stick in'j
'their ' , fangs out at the passengers.
The women wauled to get out , but
AS I aat by the door they were
| .ifraid to pass mo. 1 couldn't help
laughin' , and that made a man who
'was ' tryin1 to keep his wife quiet mnd.
Mid he ordered mo to get out. Iflaid f
something 'bout the serpents being !
innnlcss and that they couldn't got ?
out , but thut didn't do any gtiod. 1 }
md no idea lhat men were gottin * so <
excited , for the first thing I knew the !
driver stopped the team , jumped , '
down , and came around to the door.
At the same tmo a couple of men in-
aulo came toward me , and in n jiffy
they hustled me , basket , snakes ]
ind all , out into the road.
Ono of the rattlers got away and I
could not find him. However , 1 goti
even with the driver , for several
Jays later that sumo varmint which
had escaped in some way maimgcd fo
climb upon the stngo , and curlud itself
on the scat right nlongsido the driver.
The chap heard it rattle , and when IK
saw what sort of n passenger ho hndj
near him ho gave such a yell that the
liorscs ran away , and he , in jumping
) ff the stage , rolled over and over ,
miising himself pretty badly. A
3nlpopper , Va. , Character in the ]
N"ew York Times.
A Snnko Chnrmoi 'a fonts.
Most people haven't a very highB
9pimon of snakes. William W.I
iowo , of Camden , has. Ho oonsid-l
or a that a snake has as much right to |
> o treated as n pot as a dog or a cat or
i bird. Uohind the counter of his ]
iquorand billiard rooms , corner of
Arch and Fifth streets , stands a nine
) ox with a glass front , and in this yes-
erday afternoon a visitor found n six-
bet pino-snako , which , at a distance1
3f three or four feet , closely rescin
ded a rattlesnake. Mr. llowo thrust
in arm into the box and lifting the
squirming reptile by the neck tosaed
urn on a billiard table to the conatoi-
lation of u man who was reaching
roBB for a ball.
"That's the only one I have at
iresent , " said Mr. Howe , as ho strok-
> d the creature's back , "but I expect
; o got nioro soon. This fellow I
caught about thrco months ago , neat
Dhem'j'ig Station , N. J. , and ho haa
; urncd out one of the finest pots 3
lave had. Ho was pretty ugly at li rst ,
mt by gentle handling 1 have inado
decent snake out of him. Why , he
wouldn't ' eat for thrco weeks after he
was caught , but I got him reconciled
, o his fate at last. Ho now eats rogu-
arly and is quite lively. 3
'ecu him on sparrows , mice ,
sggs and milk. T put the
Dirds in alive , and I sometimes feel
sorry for the poor things , they do taki
on so. Ho kills them and then awal
i
lows them whole , feathers and nil.
Ho swallows an egg without breaking ]
iho shell. That sounds like a pretty
atifl' snake story , but the throat of the
snake is capable of wonderful disten
sion. I food him three and four ]
times 11 week. After a meal ho will
lie for four or live hours without ]
stirring a muscle.
"Tho rattlesnake , " the snake fancier
continued , "rarely feeds more than ]
thrco times a week. Ho is much
more vicious than the pine-snake , and
it requires much more skill and pa-
timico to subdue him. It is the same
way with a blacksnako. The "rat'
tier" has the nature of a bull dog to a ]
great extent ; the only way in which ;
anything can bo done with him iiti
first is by brute force. I have to whip |
a rattler into subjection. 1 low's ]
that ? Oh , the whipping ? Well , air , ]
find a snake has about as much intel
ligence as almost any animal , and when
it strikes at you it knowa it has done ]
wrong and under-tanda why the whip
ping iu administered. 11 uko a small
switch and whip the Bimko over the ]
head , HattlorB are stubborn nt first ,
but they can bo conquered dually by
ithn whip , and give little trouble.
When a rattler gives in and squeals
itliun I know I have conquered him.
'Now ' with the pineBiiako it is differ
ent. If I should take a switcli and
whip that siialio there on the hi'ad it
.would . cry like a hurt child. That's
wtrango. isn't it ? But it is true. There
is no need of whipping n snake more
'than ' two or three times , for attqr that
it fea-8 you , and if you go nt it in the ]
right way it will soon learn to love
'
'you the same as a dog or cat. Before
f tamed this one it jumped clear out
of the box ono day in an endeavor in
strike the clerk. It novermadoa sin-
pass at mo , and it probably novoi
will , because 1 treat it Kindly. Would
you like to see it climb a. tree ? Well ,
then , come out hero. "
The mrnko owner carried the reptile
, 'to ' u tree in front of the store and hiingj
[ it over the first limn. In a few mo
ments it climbed to the very top
of the tree mid swung to and fro
.in the summer breeze. Tliero WUH a
'commotion ' among the birds and loud
Und angry protests were made against
the intrusion. Mr , Howe and the re-
iportor aat down under thu trco and
| talked of snakes and lizards and all
manner of creeping things , the former
discoursing volubly on liia preference
for snakes as pota and playthings. Ho
claims to have own id and handled all
Wta of small animals , including birds ,
Irats , mice , aquirrols , oposaums , ra
coons , ground-hogs , foxes mid
other creatures common to this
jcountry. Ho proforH snakes
to anything ho lias yet owned.
Parguing that as much confidence cani
! Rbo placed in them as in a dog. While
Jho was giving an onteresting oxneri-f
fence n man stopped under the tree and !
'
Ibccamn nn attentive listener. Ho wuaj
la middloated ; man , upon \vhoao fea
It urea rum liad plncoil ita mark. llf
Hwas evidently no straimor to deliriumt
Iliis mind was cloudy and his speed it
Eincohorent. As he sat listening , tlipfi
! Jinake , tired of the tree , dropped fromft
Elite lower limb acum his shoulder , j
, mud iustaiitly coiled itself about hs ! |
ineck.
"Merciful Oodl'Mio ' shouted swing- '
Ring to his feet and clutching -wildly all
Shii throat , his face the very picture oil
Sterror. "Take it oil' ; take it oil' ! ( ) hJ
Shorrors ? Take it oil' , for lleavonVL
L-xkol"
'Got ! " said llowo he
u vwv em again o.m * imnu , us iiv
crclioved the man'of the cold , clannujj
coils. "Jim-jams sure , tliis time. Go |
liomo and go to bed. "
"Hut but wasn't Hurt n snake-
that dropped on mo ? " fairly gaspecljj
the man.
"You've" got 'em again , I say. How j
would a BniiTce be in that tree I'd like )
to know ? "
"Jtoo ! ugh ! Yes , Tvogot 'em ! " aiidj
lie started oil'at an unsteady though !
Fast pace down thu street , convinced !
that delirium tremcns was upon himl
with all its horrors.
"If that fellow hadn't ot rid of tliol
auake it would have choked him tel
dealh , " niiid llowo , as ho tucked the !
reptile under his coat. "It has al
powerful backbone , and its squeezing
ability is smnethini ; remarkable.-
L'liiladelphia Times.
Uoiiorublo Mention.
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vviiiulnnH PI\M.T to uura UCAHC , ill fainri
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It ml , and prevent and cure disea
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ATTORNEY - AT - LAW , |
3 Owen Front Itooina ( Mimulr ) In IIanucoiii' ! l
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[ ATTORNEY - AT - LAW , |
310 South Thirteenth Street , with
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{ JEWELRY , WATCHES , CLOCKS , SILVERWARE
SOLID AND PLATED WARE AND DIAMONDS ,
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STAR TINTED SPECTACLES Ar i also noli ) exclusively
IT '
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
THE JEWELERS , Opposite the Post Office.
DURING THE
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Will Find it to their Advantage to Purchase their
614-616 TENTH STREET.
Ladies'Bearer ' Dolmans SB 00 upwards ; Lanies'Beaver ' Cloaks ,
5 00 upwards ; Ladies Wool Shawls , . $100 upwards ; Ladies'
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1 Lot Blaok Gashmeres , all wool , 40 inches wide , 50,65,75 , , BF
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4 Cases'Canton ' Flannels , 81-3,10 , and 121-2 oents ,
4 Bales 4-4 Sheetings , 71-2 cents per yard , by the piece ,
1 Oase Prints , now styles , 5 cents ,
' 0 Gases Bed Comforts and Blankets at Bottom Prices ,
Jhoviots , ( linghams , Ticks , Denims , Table Linens , Towels , Bed Spread
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radios' , Misses' , Boys' and Childrens' Shoes'20 per cent lower than any Shoe
i Store in Omaha.
SPECIAL. ! Lot Splendid Shirting Flannels , 22J cants per yard , worth 35'c ' nto.
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Leader of Popular Prices.
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DECIDED BARGAINS
acaw
Ladies' ' Suits , Cloaks , Ulsters , Circulars. Etc ,
300 Handaomo Suits , at $6.00 ; 300 Stylish [ Suits , $1O.OO ;
75 Black Silk Suits , $17.0O.
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SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All ladies should avail themselves of this great sale o
30RSETS AND UNDERWEAR , TJNEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS ,
SILK AND LTNKN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWN SUITS
AND SACQUES.
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O. H. BALLOU ,
DEALER IN
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north of
ST. PAUL AND OMAHA DEPOT.
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Tobacco from 25c. per pound upwards ,
Pipes from 25c , per dozen upwards ,
Cigars from $15,00 per 1,000 upwards.
