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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEi THURSDAY , OCTOBER 13 , 1881
TIIEDA1LYBEE
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MAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETORS
BIO r-Arnnam , bet. Oth and IQIb Strecti.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Onocopy Ijcar , In ikdiniicodiMtrAld ) flO.i
months " * .0
monUn " ' 3.CO
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
* n CARD cineoo , RT. r.u't , , mivsttrous AN
OMAHA HAH ROAD.
Ixa > o Omnhv- . 2 through pwonjfer , 1
. tn , > io. I , CHUaml | Yi < * cii ir , & ; 30n.m ,
Arri o Onnh.iNo. . 1 , tlirouuh unMcngcr , S:5 :
m. No , 3 , O.Uihml | ncTiKt.T , fi : > U ) ) > > in.
LIAVIMd OHAItA IA T OR HOlnlt XCiUNO.
0. , n. b ( j. 5 a. in. 3:40 : p. m.
C. ft N. W. , B ft. 111. 3:40 : IL tn.
U. , 11. T. & I' . , 0 a. in. 3tO : v. ni ,
K. 0. , 8' . J. k C. 11. , Ii 1XC3 at H D. m. nnd (1:00 :
p. m. Atth 03 at St. Ixjuli nt ! IO ft. ni. nnJ Bd :
j > . ui.
WIMT OR I
D. & U. In Neb. , Through Express , 8J5 : a. m.
H. ft M. Lincoln Krelirht , 7:00 p. m.
U P KxnrcM , 12:16 : ti.m.
0. & R. V. for I iticoln , 10.20 n. in.
O. .t H. V. for Ojceoli , 0:10 : n. m.
U. P. treUht No. S , 6:30 : a. In.
H. P. freight No. 0 , b:15 : a. in.
IT. P. frutsht No. 7 , 6:10 : p. in. emigrant.
U. I . trcU'ht No. 11 SSS : p. in.
ARR1VRO FROM EAST AND fOlTH ,
G. II. ft Q , 6:00 : a. ra. 7:25 : p ni.
C. & N. W. , 0:45 : a. m. 7:25 : p. m.
C. R , I. & I' . , 9:45 : ft. in. 0 05 p. m.
X. C. , St. Joe It 0 11. , 7:40 : a. iu.-0:4B : p. m.
W. , St. I , . & P. , toiuiatS a. in. and 3:10 : p.
m. Arrlu < at St. LouU nt 0:40 : a. in. nnd 7 : 0
p. in.
inmvixa FROM TUB srsr AND souiimnit ,
O. b R. V. ( torn Lincoln 12:11 : ! p. m.
U. 1' . Kxpri" 3 25 p. m.
B & M. In Nub. , Tliioush Express 1:16 : p. W.
B. 6 M. Untold t'rotjhl S.35 la.
U. P. Freight So. 10-1:40 p. m.
No. 0 4:2A : p. m. Kmlgrant ,
No. 8 10:50 : p. m.
No 1'J 11:35 a , m.
O. & It. V. in tied , ar. 4:35 : p. m.
NORTH.
H braakaDlvisonot ! tnc St. Paul &RouxCity !
K ad.
No. 2 lca\cs OnmliA 8:30 : a. ni.
No , 4 leaves Omal a'1.30 ' p. ni
No. 1 arriveat Oi.uhaat 6 : ! 0 p. m.
No. 3 arrives at dnalia at 10:50 : a. ID.
DCTtXT TRAINS BXrWKKN OMAHA AKD
OODNClL BLUrrs.
ttn\ Omaha at 8.00 , 0.00 and 11:00 : n. m.
1XK ) 2:00 , 3-00 , 4 > 00 , 6:00 and 0 00 p. m.
Lcato Council llluflaat ti:25 , 0.25 , 11:25 a. m ,
1:25 , 2:25 : , 3:25 : , 4:251:25 : and 6.26 p. m.
Sunrfas The dummy leaves Omaha at 9.0C
and 11:00n. : m. ; 2 00 , 4:00 : and 0:00p. m. Leases
Council UluDH at 9.16 and 11:26 : a. m. ; 2:2C : , 4:2E :
and C:25 p. m.
Opening and doting of Mails.
lOUIX OPKM. CLOSK.
a. m. p. m. a. in. p. m
Ohlcizo ft N. W 11.00 0:80 4:30 : 2:40 :
rmiaiso , R. I. & 1'acinc.11:00 : 0:00 4:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , U. & CJ 11:00 0:00 : 4:30 : 2:40 :
Wabash 12:30 4:30 : 2:40 :
Blou-t City and Pacific. . 11:00 4:30 :
Onion Pacific 6:00 : 11:40 :
OmahaftR.V 4.00 11:40 :
B.&M. InNcl 4:00 8:40 5:30 :
Omaha & Northwestern. 4:30 : 7:30
Local mails for State ot Ion a lca > o but once a
day , viz : 4:30a , nu
A Lincoln Mall U also opened at 10:30 : a. m.
Office open Sunda > 8 from 12 ni. to 1 p. m.
THOS. F HALL P. U.
Business Directory.
Abstract and Real batata ,
JOHN L. MoCAOUE , opposite Post OfDce.
W. R. DARTLETT 817 South 13th Street.
Architect * .
DUFKENE & MENDELSSOHN. ARCHITECTS
Hooiu 14. Crdghton Block.
A. T. LARGE Jr. , Hoorn 2. Cielchton Block.
DOOM and Shoes.
JAMES DEVINE & CO. ,
Flno Boots and Shoes. A peed assortment o
homo nork on hand , corner 12th and Harncy.
XBOS. EKICKSON , S. E. cor. 16th and Douglia.
JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
605 10th street , manufactures to order good work
at fair prices. Repairing done.
Bed Spring * .
I. . I RRIMER Manufacturer. JB17 Dourtsust.
Books , New * and Stationery.
J. I. FRCEIIAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
HoSHANE & 8CI1ROEDER , the oldest B. and E.
house in Nebraska established 1876 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
touthwest corner lethand Bodgo.
Best Board ( or the Monty.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Heals at all noun.
Board by the Day , Wcolc or Month.
Good Terms ( or Cadi ,
Fumlshwl R/vmis Supplied.
Uarrlages and Road Waeon * .
WM SNYDKIt , 14th and Harnoy Streets.
Jeweller * .
JOHN BAUMER 1314 Farnham Street.
Junk.
H. BET.THOLD , Ruga and Metal.
Lumbar , Lime and Cement.
\ FOSTER & GRAY corner 8th and Douglas Sts.
Lamps and Glassware.
J. BONNER 1309 Douzlas St. Good Vnrloty.
Merchant Tailors.
O. A. UNDQUEST ,
Oneol oar most popular Merchant Tailors Is re
ceiving the latest designs ( or Spring and Summer
Goods ( or gentlemen acar. . Styllth , durable ,
and prices law as over 216 13th bet. Dou&Farn.
Millinery.
MRS. 0. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan
cy Goods In great \arlcty , Zcpi ) > rs , Card lioattls ,
Ilosiory , Gloves , Corsets , &c. Cheapest IIOUBO In
the West. Purchasers sa\o 30 per cent. Order
by Mall. 116 Fifteenth Street.
foundry.
JOHN WEARNE & SONS , cor. 14th & Jac kson tt *
Hour and Feed.
OMAHA CITY MILLS , Bth and Farnham SU. ,
Wclahanu Bros. , proprietors.
Urocer * .
Z. STEVENS , 21st between Cumlng ami Irar
T. A. McBIIANE , Corn. 3d and Cumin ? Utrecta.
Hardwaie , Iron and Steel ,
OLAN & LANQWOUTHY , Wholesale , 110 tnf
112 Uth etrcct
A. HOLMES 'corner mh and OalKornla.
Harnesi. Saddle * , &c.
B. WEI8T 2018th St. net Farnllarnev. .
Hotel * .
ANPIELD HOUSE , Geo. CanflcId.Oth & Farnham
DORAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary. 913 Faniham lit.
1 SLAVEN'8 HOTEL. F. Slaien , 10th St.
Southern Hotel , Qui. Ilaracl Oth & Lcaen orth
Iron Fencing.
The Western Comlcc Works , Agents ( or the
Champion Iron Fcnco Ac , , have on hand all kinds
ot Fancy Iron Fences , Crcutlngs , Flnoals ,
et > \ 1310 Dodiro ttree.
Clothing Bought.
O .SHAW will pay highest Cash prlco ( or second
hand clothlnir. Corner } 0th and 1'arnhor > .
Dentist * .
DR. PAUL , Wllllama' Block , Cor. Uth & Dolge.
Drug. * , Paint * and Oils.
KUUN & CO.
Pharmacists , Flno "ano Uoods , Cor. 16th lnd
Douzin btrocta
W , J. WHITEHOUf E , Wholctalefc Retail , 10th t.
1.0. FIELD , 2022 KorUl 6ldo Cumlng BUcct.
. PARR , Druggist. lOtn and Howard btrcets.
Dry Qooris Notions , Etc.
JOHN H. F. LKyllANN & CO. ,
New York Dry Goods Ssore , 1310 and 1812 F rn.
him itrtct
L. C. Enosfolcl also boots and shoes 7th & Piclflu.
Mirulture.
A r. GROSS , New and Second Hand Furniture
nd Stolen , 1114 Douglas. Higboet cash price
aid ( or second hand froogi.
BONNER 1300 Doucla at. Fine good * , &c.
Pawnbroker * .
BOBKNFELD , 10U > St. , bet. far. & liar.
Florlit.
A. Donachtio , plant * , cutfiowew , lloo ! boqact *
etc. . N. W. cor. Ifith anJ DouplM strcctA.
Olvll Engineer * nnd Survtyore ,
ANnnr.\v KOSKWATKR , crciRhton
Town Snticjj , Undo Knd Sencrajo Syitorus a
Uommlttlon Merclmnt * .
JOHN 0 , WIL LI3.J4H Doiljto Street.
D 1) ) IIKKMKU. Fortletftlli
ment In IKUv indVicVh. .
OlRArt And Tohncco ,
WEST & FIUTSClir.H. m nuficturcrs of
\\holcsnlo Dcnlen In Totiae ) . ISOMV
W. > ' . LOHENZFuV niniitilutuixr 61410th strut.
Cornice Works.
Western Cornlco A > orks , Manufacturer * Iron
Cornice , Tin. Iron Mnl Shto Koofllnjr. Onlcre
( rom any locality promptly oxccutetl In the be t
maiulcr. Factorj and Ofllcc 1310 l\x\go Street.
0\liixnlrcil Iron Cornices , Window Oiiw , etc. ,
unnututuml and ] > ut tip In any patt ol the
mnntrvt T. SINHOMI IflTlilrtrentli utrcct
0rockery.
} . nONNEH 1309 IVttigla ) Btroct. Good lino.
Clothing and Kurnlthlnc Goods.
OKO. It , FKTF.n.SOX. Also Hats , CA ( , lloot" ,
Shoe * , Notions and Cutlery , SOI S. 10th street.
Fcnco Work * .
OMAHA PENCE CO.
OUST , FUIESfcCO. , ISlSIUrncyHt. , Improio-
e < l lee lioxen , Iron ami Woo < l Fences , Ofllco
Ualliiiss , Counters ol Tina ami Walnut ,
RotrlRorntors , Cnnfleld't Patent.
C. F. GOODMAN llth St. bet. Fnrn. & Harnov.
Show Case Manufactory. ,
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds ot Show
Cases , UprUht Cases , & . , 1317 Casa St.
FRANK L. OEUIIAIID. proprietor Omaha
Show Cajo iiMiittlutoo'i 818 South 16th utrcct ,
bctuccn Iicaienviorth and Jiarvy. All ( foods
warranted nrst-tlius.
Cloves ana Tinware ,
A. DURMESTElt ,
Dealer In Stores and Tlnnarc , and Manufacturer
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of liullillng Work ,
Odd FcllouB1 Block.
J. BONNEU. ISOSDouclasBt. Good and Cheap.
Seeds.
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills and
Cultivators , Odd Kcllowa Hall.
Physicians nnJ Surgeons.
W. S. Ollins , M. D. , Itsom No 4 , Crelghton
Block , IBth Street.
P. S. LEISENR1NQ , M. D. Masonic Block.
C. U HART , M. 1) , , Eje and Enr , opp. postoHlco
DR. L. B ORADDY.
Oculist and Aurist. S. W lEth and Farnham Et
Photogrnpners.
OEO. HEYN. PKOP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth. Street.
near Masonic Hall. Flrst-clasa Work and Prompt-
ncsa guaranteep
Plumbing , Qas and Steam Fitting.
P. > V. TARPY & CO. . 21612th St. , bet. Farnham
and Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. F1TZPATRICK. H09 Douslas Street.
Palnttnc nn Paper anting.
A. ROSTERS. Ill Dodpo Street.
Shoo Stores.
Phillip IJHJ , 1S20 Farnham st. bet ISth & Hth
, Second Hand Store.
PERKINS & LEAR. 1410 Douglas St. . New am ,
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Goods ,
tc. , bourht and sold on narrow marrlns.
tialoons.
HENRY HAUFMANN ,
a the nuw brick block on Doujrlis Stroct , hat
just opened n most elegant lieei Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
everyday.
Caledonia " J FALCONER. 670 ICth Street.
Undertakers.
CHAS. RIEWE , 101S Farnham bet. 10th & Hid
P. PEMNEH , SO J Tenth street , between Farn
ham and Hanicr. Does itood and cheap work.
09 Cent Stores.
P. 0. BACKUS. 1206 Farnham St. . Fancy Ooodi
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It Is a poartlv o cure ( or Spermatoi rhca , Scmina
YookncBs , Impotaricy , anu all diseases resulting
rom Sell-Abuse , OH Mental Anxiety , Losai
Mcmon" , 1'aina In the Back or Side , and diseases
-
ent ( rco to all. Write ( or them and got ( ull par
leulars.
Price , Sneciflc , 11.00 per package , or six pack
ges ( or $5.00. Address all orders to
U. SIMSON MEDICINE CO.
Nos. 104 and 106 Main St. Buffalo , N. Y.
Sold In Omaha by 0. F. Goodman , J. W. Boll ,
/ . K Inn , nnd all druimlstseverywhere.
KENNEDY'S
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ILER & CO. ,
3ole Manufaoturera. OM A.HA.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM PAPER 60.
217 and 210 North Main St. , St. Louu ,
WHOLKfliLS PKALIM IM
OOK , I DADPRC J WRITING/
EWS , f rMrtlfO 1 WRAPPING
ENVELOPES , CARD DOARD AND
Drinters Stock.
tVCvth paid ( or Rags and Paper Stock , Sera
ron and MetaK
Paper Stock Warehouses 1220 to 1237 , North
UetekaLand Agency
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
505 Farnham St. , . . < Omaha , Nebraska
9100 ,
'aro.ully icloctcJ land In Eastern Nobraakatoi
Ale. Urcat Ilargalna In luiprotod ( aruii , itud
maba city property ,
. F. DAVIS1 WEB3TKR 8NVDER
Lat Land Com'r U. P , " . M
AQENT8 WANTED FOR
IMtuHT BKLLINO DOOK or TIIK Ao > I
Sedations of Success
UU3INKS3 AND SOCIAL FORUS.
Tb Uwi ol trade , legal ( oruu , how to Irani.
ct budncsa , taluablo tables , nodal etlquett
arllaracntnry imago , how to conduct public busl.
eta ; In ( act ft l > a complete Outdo to Bucceaj ( or
I eaten. A family nuuetilty. Addreu lorclr.
ular * and ( peclal tenni ANCHOR PUBLI8JIINU
0. , BLLouli. Jlo.
BAVARIAN BEER BIBBERS.
A Country With A Boor Shop for
Every Oun Hundred Fooplo.
Munich tetter In SprlngtUld HcpuHlo.-Mi.
Thu little kingdom of Wtirtoinbor
has 1,1)00,000 ) inlubitnnts nml is not
co largo us tliu state of Massachusetts
liy JiOO sciimro miles , yut I find thut
the published rrcoids show tlmt there
jvoru 7. "P8 broworks , largo nml small ,
in nctivo operation within tliu l\inij-
doni during tlio pist year , nnd in tliu
U\oho months It5,17l ! > , t)00 ) pounds of
limit were browed. Gnu of the gical
atiti important industries of Ucinmny
is thu nmnlifnctuio of beet sugar , and
t\vn years AUO the government icturns
showed that Ihcro wcro J121) )
manufactories ongasjed in lliin on-
toipriso. If thcro uvc 7M8 browu-
rios in Wmlcmbeig , what must bo
tlio number in thuliolo umpire , and
what must bo the vast amount of cap
ital nud liibor oiuployod in the manu
facture of boor ns compared \vitli tlio
iiiHiiufncturo of sugar ! In Wurtom-
borg tborrt are 11)-80 ) boor shops or
places \vhcro lcer is sold by the glass ,
This would tnako on nn average a
bcor shop for about nvory 100 of the
inhabitants , mail , woman and child ,
including babies of the tendorcst ago.
The different towns and cities show a
variety of figures in making up this
goncr.il nveiage , souio going us high
nHl'JOand I'M , nnd others falling
blunt of 100. In Canstall , for in-
stitnco , u suburb of Stuttgart , of 25-
000 inluvbitunts , there is a beer shop
shop for every 84 people.
Wurtembcig is not notud for the
good quality of its bcor , which
is considered of un infotior
class , and it may reasonably bo pre
sumed that a very small pot contact ) of
it is sold outside thu borders of tlio
kingdom. On the contrary , thu
Bavarian bo ore the beers made nt
Munich , nt 1'ilsonor nnd in some
parts of Prussia which have a high rep
utation are in great demand , nnd
nro imported into "Wurtembori * in im
mense quantities , wbcro they are
drunk almost exclusively nt nearly nil
the better class beer shops. When wo
consider the fnct that nil or nearly nil
) f the beer mndo in Wurtomberg is
consumed by \Vurtomburgora , to-
trether with the vast importations from
outside of the kingdom , wo begin to
realize the fact that tlio Germans , judg
ing by the example ' of thu Wnrtomber
gors , love beer and' drink a great den
of it. By the statistics. I BCO that las
year one brewery in Stuttgart maun
factored 880,1180 gallons of beers ,
which would make 29,300 barrels of 30
gallons eacli. And yet I nm told by
tlio Germans that if I wish to see rea *
beer-drinking I must go to Bavaria
that the Bavarians mo noted for their
love of bcor and for the quantities tlia
they can and do consume ; that tin
Wurtembergers nre but mere childror
as yet in thu practice.
The accounts that one constantly
bears nt remarkable feats in beer
drinking , seem many of them ineredi
bio. Old men and young , whili
gathered around the social beer-table
relate- their experience nnd the qiian
tity of bcor they have swallowed nt
one sitting , or in one day , or in one
evening , with as much pride as nil eli :
hunter would ichearao his achieve
mcnts in the forest or thu jungle
They are as proud of the capacity o
their stomachs as a prize-lighter o his
muscle. The papers hero recently
chronicled thu death of an old mar
of 80 in Tubingen , who had often
been known to drink 100 mugs of
beer holding half a litre each ii
one day. As a litre , reduced to En
glish measure , is a quart and a hall
pint , it will bo seen that ho drank
almost sixteen gallons. A beer
shop in Munich , in the im
mediate vicinity of n churcl
with n clock in the boll-tower , be
came celebrated and got up a largo
run ot custom by a famous beer drink.-
or who drew crowds of people at the
middle of the day to witness his per
formance. Placing twelve mugs of
beer on a table in front of him as the
clock commenced striking twelve , he
would swallow the. contents of n mug
at each stroke of thu clock until the
twelve mugs wore emptied. A Heid
elberg student thought nothing of
placing to'his lips a tankard tilled
to the brim with two litres of beer
nnd swallowing thn whole without
stopping to take breath. Another
student , who had had his cheek laid
ouon in n sword duel , called for a
glass of beer and drank it through
the bloody opening of the sword-cut
without wincing and as coolly ns if ho
hnd swnllonc'l it through his mouth.
The students in the university towns
have what is known as "beer duels. "
They nro n species of mock-trials in
which two of their numbci aieaccused
of imaginary crimes or misdomcanois ,
nnd go through the farce of n trial before -
fore a mock judge and jury , each elo
quently defended bj his own counsel.
The judge sums up the case in an
elaborate and scholarly speech nnd
the jury , after retiring to a Hide-room ,
whom they drink an indeiinito amount
of beer , biing in the verdict that both
of the accused nro guilty , nnd that
they must suiter the penalty by Bwal
lowing a certain number of glasses of
bcor nndnota small number either
in n prescribed upacu of time , nnd that
the one who fails in finishing his quota
first Hindi pay for all thu beer drunk
by the party during the evening , or
nftornoon , ns it may bo. The real
"spoit" now commences , A table is
cleared , the "culprits" in standing
position nre placed opposite each
jther , and thu required number of
phases of bcor planed on the table
between them. The judges and jury ,
their fellow-students , nnd n large
number of outsideis gather around in
i circle nnd watch the beoi-duel
with ns much interest IIH they would
i dog or a cock-fight. The signal is
* ivo n and the contestants spring for
the glasses , which they empty one
ifter another in rnpid Hiiccuxaion.
Long practice , which moat of the stu-
louts have had , enables them to do
raliant work. Glafis after glaqs dis-
ippenrs with an astonishing rapidity.
liaeh student has his party of friends
> r backers , who cheer and shout and
incourago him on us if ho wore neck
uul neck with his competitor in n boat
-aco. It is seldom that both finish
heir quotas , though one is sure to
iomo out ahead of the other.
iVhun one occasionally finishes the
lumber of glasses assigned him , hu is
itiro to call for ono , two or three
[ lasses or more na extras , which ho
wallows just to allow that his uppo-
ito still remains unimpaired , Of
lourso , the victor receives the plaud-
ts of thu assemblage and is borne in
triumph to an improvised throne , eon
fiiating of n chair or atool placed 01
a beor-tnblo at the cud of the hall
where they crown him with ft wrcntl
of laurel , give him cheer nflor cheer
nnd address him as their patron saint.
The incidents nnd anecdotes con
neoted with student lifo in Germany
nro without end nnd would fill yol
nine ? . Beer drinking boats , knie ]
nnd duels nro more in vostlo , tuon
fsishioimblo nnd more p-Uronizcd thin
haul study , and it has been ob.ioiv. '
by thosojwhu hayo watched and stud ,
iiul student lifo closely that nineteen-
twentieth * of the young men who ou
ter Gorman universities oomo out de
moralized.
CHAULliY HOWfcETT.
Something Aliout < lie Victim of
the Ulnominuton
I'.loonili Ktnn rniitisnpli.
On yeslerd.iya renortcrof The Tan-
higraph accidentally learned of nu old
schoolmate nnd acquaintance of Char
ley Hewlett , HID man who died by the
lope on Saturday night. This was an
intelligent young gentleman named
Silvary , who is a student nt the UVs-
liiynu this term , and last year attended
the tioimal pchool. His homo in Clar
ence , Iowa.
j\lr. \ Silvary for the first time lir.d a
suspicion of the identity of the utran-
" ! cl man \\liou hu lead his history in
Thu Pantagraph , as telegraphed from
Jacksonville. As soon ns pOsajblo ho
hastened to tliu undcrtnkcrfa. The
moment ho looked upon the pale face
ho exclaimed : "It's Charley llowlctt ,
my old schoolmate. "
Last evening Mr. Silvary said to a
reporter :
Though I passed under ( the elm
tree Satmday night nnd took n pretty
good look at him us ho swung , I didn't
rccognizo him , and I do not wonder
tlmt I did not. "
Ho uddod : "Howlott nnd I were
schoolmates nt the agricultural college
nt Ames , Iowa , during the summer of
1878. Ho camu from Mt. Pleasant ,
nnd though ho was somewhat older
than I , 1 became pretty well acquaint
ed with him. "
"Was theio anything peculiar about
him ? "
'Yes. Hu was known ns n very
bright , intelligent and 'sharp * fellow ,
full of mischief , and forever doing
something out of thu way. Ho Has
about L'O years old. I remember that ,
for ho looked very young , nnd people ,
observing his brightness , often naked
about his age. "
"Thou he uns nn unusual student ? "
"Yes , sir ; quite so. No matter how
much devilment ho was into , ho
always hnd his lessons. I was in the
botany nnd zoology classes with him ,
nnd bo was nlwajs ready to recite.
Ho had a peculiarly quick and com
prehensive mind. Hu saw into and
understood n thing at once. And he
had n queer faculty of obtaining in
formation from every one. In talking
to him ono could not help being
'drawn out. ' unless on his guard. "
' Wns lie a fmo debater1'
"Quito fair. He wns a ready taker
and quite fluent'but not very sound
in lib views. Ho was great on writ
ing poety nnd mukingpnrodies. Now
nnd then the whole building the
students sleep in tlio building there
would bo flooded with printed poems
taking somebody or thing , and ho
was always at the bottom of the job.
Ho would , at table , put haira in the
butter and do things of tlmt kind , and
then his tricks wouldappcarin rhyme. "
l'Ho was generally in mischief then ? "
"Scarcely over out of it , at least ho
got blamed for it all. Ho used to or
ganize counnils nnd ha/.e now students
and scarotho wits out of them. "
"Was ho profnno ? "
"Not usually , but if ho thought ho
could torment any ono who disliked
sweat ing , ho would swear like a pirate.
I remember once when ho surprised
the whole college. At a rohgioun
meeting ho arose nnd offered up a very
fair orayor. Some ono offered him n
dime , nnd dared him to do it. Ho
was a reckless , independent , fuarlcsH
sort of a chap , and generally feared ,
though I never disliked him. Hu
used to run away and go to town , and
do nbotit as ho pleased. "
"How did it hnppon hu left school ? "
"Well , ono time when wp had run
away , the proctor , suspecting there
wasjpomothini | { wrong , broke into his
trunk and found th& constitution and
by-lavs of a secret society that seemed
to bo intended to oppoho the faculty
and tear things up generally. The
president called Howlutt up when ho
came back , and nsked him if this
meant the organization of such n soci
ety , when Charlie quickly replied :
'Yej , sir. ' Ho was expelled nt
once. "
"Did ho leave then ? "
"No , sir. Ho wont to Ames and
hired a lawyer , and began to make it
BO warm that ho was reinstated. But
in two wecliH more ho was finally ex
pelled , nnd for good. Ho was ordered
to leave the college , and replied 'ho
would gi > where ho d d pleased' ' At
last thu proctor put a pistol in his
pocket , collared him , and k-d him to
town nnd shipped Him. On the road
ho resisted , when the proctor threat
ened him with a sound licking , and
ho gave up. Tlio faculty was in moral
fear of him. "
"What wns his appearance then ? "
"Ho wns a nice looking boy nnd
dressed ne.ttly but plainly. Ho was
well built and fairly muscled , but not
very strong. Ho wns overbearing
uith all who would submit to it. "
"Do you know whether ho was af
flicted with tits then ? "
"I never heard of Ijis having thorn ,
uul I don't believu that he had them.
He was a healthy follow , I think. "
"You noticed how his hair stood up
when ho was hanging and as ho lay in
; ho cnnkot ; do you icmembcr how lie
iombod his hair when n student ? "
"Yes , veiy well. Ho combed it
tigh upon ono mdc and brushed it
nick on the other , so that it in quite
ikely that hw hair had acquired the
Dibit of standing erect in parts. "
"Do you know anything of his lifo
linco ho left Ames ? "
"No , hir ; nothing. I never saw
lim from that day until hu swung to
.hat ropu , and I never heard of him
intil 1 saw liin iianio , Chailoy How-
utt , in that dispatch in The 1'unta-
> rnph , I suppose from thut that ho
ins been leading a bad lifo ever ainco.
I know ho was recklena nnd bad , nnd
r nm scarcely auprisod nt his awful
ate. "
DKOfJNKOKMAN-
InipoU-ncy uf inltul , limb , or time-
.ton , IHTVUUH woakntwH , t > uxiiol tljllity ,
jte. , cuicd by "Welln1 llculth Kenower ,
> 1. At .all dniBfc tK. JJepot , ( J. ] ' .
j'oucliiwn , Oir.ulm. (3) ( )
"To Ho or Not to Bo ? "
A clisclmrgcd soldier rucont'y nr-
rived in Sun Francisco friundlos's and
ponniloss. Too pntuil lo beg find ion
lioncat to Bli-nl , lioduciiknl talnydown
lifo'8 load of miseries nnd in ing I o with
tlio visionnrios nristicrncy of the un
known. lut ! nd\orsity usjnin liloskod
his jmthwny to jtcnco , untl the prompt
application of a pump wned liin over-
lundod stomach. Too lunjo hoartud
and , libural to tlcccivu the pulilicj ho
hadpropnicd the follow Ini ; not o to
onligliioii niitnliind M to the causes of
his t\l < iii ( , ' oil' , luul piniiod it to a cuu-
spiotious gAiinciit , nnd thus uiuloarcd
hnnaolf to the nous gnthoring ( r.xter-
nity :
To tlio public icclurall ) , but to tlio cnromr
ptrtlcuMrly :
Having conuludod thnl "not to bo
is the solution of the "qiic liou" in s
far na J aln coucei ued T propone t
rush unbiddi'il into the nccrot chambc
of death , Ihtt for the fear tlmt HOIII
innocent IICTSOU inijjht Ho under sus
picion \\ould have died and made n
sign , Hnd 1 n history I uould rolnt
it , but T nm too iimiynilicant to liav
ono. Tlio only good thing that 1 cm
say for mysolHis that I was a , soldie
of thu union during thu war , and wa
hurt a littlo. As may bo in fin re
from my i.ithor shaky chiroqrnphy
am slightly nuvurons , but the norxotis
IIOR.H ia in nowise owing to fo.\r n
death , for I nm notnt all aftnid of
the aristocracy of the air'1 Colouu
higorsoll in the finest gontlcnmn ii
the world , and the bustfiiond to poor
sufloring humanity. The u-st is
Silcnuo !
OI1AHLKS AUMSTltOXO.
SAN FiiAM-isro , Octobur L' , 1881.
Ycnrs of Siifloriiii ; . ,
] \I- \ , < . Dantliiil , I'onicrVintt unit Hrcind
\Vi\y , ItulTaln , VMIH roc U\oh u > vni-H n HII !
k rur from rliouiniti iii , inul nftt-i- trying
u\cry known vtincity witlinut avail , \\a
entitcly cuicil by Tlionus' 1'uleetric Oil.
IQeodIw
Bnoklln'n Arnica Snlvo.
Tlio best salvo in tliu world for onto
bruises , sore-s , ulcers , salt * rhouni
fever sores , totter , chapped hands
chillblains , cornn and all kinds oi
akin eruptions. This salvo ia guar
intoed to give purfcut satisfaction ii :
uvory case tir money refunded. Price ,
25c per bos. For sale by
IKK MoMAitoN , Omaha.
PIONEER LAND AGENCY
M. EATHBTJlSr
F. . ,
Cambridge , Neb ,
1,000,000 acres co > eminent land open to Homo-
trails. 1'ro cmptlons nnd TlmlxT claims. JO (
liolco lmpro\cil claims fir nnlo or cxcliaiiKD. 'MO
> ( the bust deeded fanim In Southuuttcrn Ncbnu
ta with timber and water for rale. A ( uw choice
took ratline * with ( onced llddn , tlinhcr , hay am
vatvr , lor sale , chonp. Correepondenco Hollcttcd
nmriO : tf
AUKN1U VVAN1K1 * ECU
the Kaatcet hclllim UiioV of the Ael )
foundations oi' Success.
BUS1MKS3 AND SOL'IAL KOHW3
Tlio l ws ol trade , leijal fonns , how to 'rano '
nt business , valiuiilo tiihlon , eodal etiquette ,
iMllivmcntary UBae , liuw to conduct public
> u lne:3 ; In f.it It Is a complete Oaido to Stic
csa for all cla cs. A. fAictly UOCUBB ! y. Ad < lron
orclrcnlarauud siwcbl terms. 4NCI10II FUB
MHHtNO CJ.i. Rt tKiilld. Mn
Prof , W , J , An dor's. ' . SQleot Danc
ing Aoaflemy ,
A. Hoipe , Jr. Hall , 1610. Dodge St.
31aB tor gentlemen commencing TuiHilay e
Dg , Oct , 4. ClnM ( or laillut lonimrncinu Tlmrs.
luyntcnlng , Oit. 0. Ttrnn liberal. The HH
ncthodi 1 ha > o for tradilng the Wr.Hr , fllids
tc. . I can guarantee ] iorcct snttatactlon <
rhoUra. For tornm , ic. , call at A , Uo | ) u , Jr.
) raddress 1110Capitol Mo. slTdlm
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
16th and Dodge Sts. , Omaha , Neb. '
This agency noes BTiucrLVa hrokcrogo butlncss.
) ooa not f jwculatu , and thcrctoro any bargain *
n Its books nre Insured to Its patroui ,
I belntr itlililnil un hv thn af ent *
JAMES A. GARFIELD
An flcn'ant lltho rapli cngrnUng ol rrcsldent
larllelil , l < i Mack and tint , ( or HO c'cntnj also a
Inoly flnUhcd lithograph engraving ( or vS lentn.
"huHU intturen are troiu thu latent photograjih
i ( the l'renident , anil are tliu ( Incut jildiiru ) to
ie had. Mnllid on a roller to any lufdrcxa , jmst
rue. on rtulpt ot prlcu. blzu ot picturci 10x24
C. A. 11001II.
I * . O. Box 200 , llll aulee , WR
Pottage nlaiiii > s ruceUnl. vu2Su t
ru. w. UUAMM. A. r.
DOANE & CAMPBELL ,
ttorneys-at-Law ,
S W COR. 1OTH & DOUGLAS BIS. ,
IvZl'K OMAHA.
I'llOBATB NOTICE.
tate of Ncbranka , DouglaK County , us :
, t u County Court , laid at the County Court
Uooin , In and ( or wild County , Augunt lt , A ,
1) . IbOl. Present , HOWARD U. Bill HI ,
County Jiidgo ,
In thomatttrof thottatoo ( Joseph II. Ncl-
on , deceased ;
On reading and tiling the , ctltion ot Martha
, Nelson , iiru > Ing tlial the Instrument , pur-
ortinz to bo ft < iuy ! authenticated copy oi the
i t will and tc tani.iit ot said decuaxed , and ol
ho probate thereof , by the Circuit Court ol
'ountaln County , State of Indiana , and thin day
led In tills Court , may bo allowed and marled ,
fl thu Uu > t will and tottajiicnt of nald Joseph II ,
kliioii , dciiciu * ! , In and lor thu HUto ol Nero -
ro ka.
Ordered , That Augu t 27th , A. D. 1881 , at 10
'dock a. in , , IxamilgnuiKor hearing al < l | > tltlon ,
'hen all ptrHonn Inlen-sted In wild mutter may
ppearat a County Court to bo held , In and tor
ild County , and ihow eauxu by thu prnjer ol
olltioncrthoutd not Im gMtituI ; anil that notlcu
I the pundcncy otnald ( Rtltlon an.l the Inuring
licreol , bo gltun to all jerHOHH Interentiil In wild
mtter , bv publlulling a copy of thli onlcrlnTiiK
MA 111VKC.KIV UXK , a neniiia ) | > er i > rlntiid In said
ounty , ( ortlircu tmccctulvo wiekn' , prior to uald
lay o > hearing ,
( A true topy.J IIOWAltD II. SMITH ,
inW3t Comity Jlld O.
rniw Brio , > , XWIIRKID
BYRON REED & CO ,
leal Estate Agency
IK NEBRASKA !
Keep a compkto abatract ot title to alt Rial
OnmliMiiHl IloiiylaH county. inavtl
ttackDiamondCoalCo ,
' . H LOOMI8 , J. 8. NEWKI.L ,
I'llft ) . KKC. XMlTKKAH.
I. U AIILLKII , AQX.NT.
HARD OR SOFT COAL
i tar Iot4 or In quantltlen to null purcbaucn
Ord.r Hollclted.
fard , Foot Farnham and Doug
las Sts , , Omaha.
ep3t (
Business
? HE GREAT WESTERN
QEO , R. RATH BUN , Principal.
Oreighton Block ,
UAHA , . . . NEI1RA8KA.
l rSend lot Circul i , bor.SOilbwII
TO ALL \V1IO HAVK
TO IJE 1U3PATHKD ,
TO ] ) K DONE OR
While our Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others.
I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUM
offered for Competition in our line
Over All Competitors.
For the Best Watch Work ,
For the Best Jewelry , ( own make. )
For the Best Engraving ,
For the Best Diamonds ( own importation )
FOR THE BEST
DISPLAYED , ETC.
17nvinj lately onlnrgud my workshops nnd putting in now . .ml improved ma
clunory , 1 liopo to still morp improve the nuality and finish of our
ork nnd fill ordura with inoro pronitnoaa | than la usual.
O TJTIOIT I
My Motto has always boon and nlvrnys will bo : "First to gain superior facili
ties nnd then mlvortiso the fact not before no wild ndvortisomonts.
Soiho unprincipled dealers being in the habit of copying my
nnnouncomenta , I would beg you , the reader of this , to
dnur it line between mieh copied ndvortiaements
and thoao of Youis very truly ,
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. ,
Sign of the Striking Town Clock.
FALL MILLINERY
Received Direct froi Boston and New York ,
AT THE
614-616 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
Wo are now showing the mosfc beautiful Assortment of medium
and low priced Trimmed Hats over brought to Omaha , all correct
Styles and most artistically trimmed , prices ranging from 81,00 f °
to $15,00 each ,
Also great bargains in Ostrich Tips , Plumea , Fancy Wings ,
Flowers , Plushes , Velvets , Satins , o. , in all the new Colors
and Shades ,
Wo have ulso purchased the entire Millinery Stock of Messrs. A. Cruick-
sliiink & Co. , ( at a Inrgo discount , ) , who have been compelled to give up thi *
branch of their buaineau for want of room.
We now ofl'cr thin iniiKiiiiicout Stock of Tlicli Millinery at about half the
price naked by up-town Milliners for such Goods.
The ladies are invited to call nnd bo convinced that it pays to trade at tlia
"BOSTON STOHE. "
FALL GOODS ! FALL GOODS !
Opening daily in all departments. '
Store Open Every Evening till 9 O'clock
P. G. IMLAH , Manager ,
K Leader of Popular Prices.
J. B. Detwiier's
CARPET STORE.
The Largest Stock and Most Com
plete Assortment in
The West.
a * '
Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains. , ,
HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVBYBGDY.
| XCX1ZMC3E13MCB3 S2CXTJEtOEa OE'JT. Ck. XI
1313 Farnham St. , Omaha *
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