Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 16, 1885, Page 7, Image 7
THE OAIAfTA DATTA BEE , WlflDNNbDAY1 , DUJUMlMBEll 10 , 1885. Ahsoliitcly frrp Protn Opiate ? , Emetics anil Poison. SURE. PROMPT. ! AT OBCOOIHTS AX1 > BtltlM TOC CHAHLES A. VOGELER CO , DflLTIMORE , MO. , noli forUee > tprei pjrpo e erglvinglmmcdUle rellelln ll chronic , urmirx nd ptl > v to dlttaio. Oonorrliocn , OlcetandSxphitl * In nil their campllcaud farms , alto all diseostB of the Skin nd Dlovd promptly relieved and permanentlycured bjrrcme- ' _ _ . , \Hpimal \ 1'rartlrr , Semln l liplit Ix txiby Dreams , Plmplei on tlie Tace , L < t Manhood , j.Mf'nvli/ctirrrt. JTirra itnotfitfirinimllnn , Tlio appropriate remedy u at once used In each cate , Consultatljna , per- onai or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med icine * gent by Mall and ExpreM. No marki on package to Indicate contents or sender. Address OR. MMES.No. 204Washngton ! 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Pif anlftlvd/i lull * * . ) * Il.v roorw ( rhlf-M Iinluilonl lujl.i.n , . ! . ! . u LADIE3. A.U . "it Uruaul't 1 * t'ulehrwlrr r HictUn * fll tlk ) atlr ur lou > ct 4 ( ( m | , | tw oi r r fkrltrdUn in Iftttr bf rrftirn M ll. NAME PAPER. ClilchrMrr thrml < - l Co. . \UilUunNqllnrr , I'lillailn. . ! * . Aini-ULfil.lv 1 rude "ifllM br rulltr .t fullrl Co. . ( Jhli-nro. III. I llaro a poaltlvo reino It fur lln sbor * 4U ( > * Bt , b III / vie tinaiRnlA o t r e i of Ilia nnt kind AM of lone tMbdluHtioTob ncurrd Itiiloo 1-nmuneli rorfillh Inltifinictrr tlmt I ol 1 iimilTMO KlfTILKi fuitn. loettUor it lib B VA I.IU III IITKK 4TI92 ou lull dlltu * t 4iy aff r r CIl a < xpr f nit I' O ddr n > B T. A SJ.OOUU lll- . il l N.ifVrJ Tiir.Asmv nt : Orriop OKI > iiTiioi 11 n of nih t uiiui'r\ \ \ -HIM a is , Ducnmhcr 1U , 1M. Wlinitl'AS by i > ttlifiictory ovldonto pro- Hontnl to Iho nndciiiliriiod.it has broil tnadiMonp a rthut ThnOinahii Nut'onul ' Ihuilc , in Ihodiy 01 Oninhn In tliofonnty of Douelns , iinilHlntooi Nuhniihit. has compiled with nil iho or t nt ) art of uoriirri'Mi to onahln Nil- niiii | | Ilnikliu' As-inc'iatlont lo uitoml tholr I tf'jfpnciiu * I'xhtcnui nml lor ntlmr pnrposea , ipiirovodltily lath , li-ic . Now , tlicirroru , I , Hiitur W. t'niinon , comp- trolhtrot thooiirrrncy.ilo liorchy rorllfy thai rlbo Oninhn Nntlonnl Ilank , In tliolty of D nnliH. In tliotiinnty ot IOII ) | HP , nnd stntoot Kiibni' i. ) H niitliorkiHl lo Iin\omius4toii for tln > poilod spcciliixl In Its I'liHinilcd nrtlvlosof MMwIntlon , imiiii ly , until cm u of bualno on In toHtltuoii ) uln'uof wllnoai mr hand nnil sciil , " i of olllco this liitli ilHt ot lUvniuber , J NFAl , . J Itttf. U W , ( A > NI\ , 1 . Poinptrolliu- the Uurrmcr , No. Itp.11. ORTNKENNESS , * Or Uii-il.liiiior ilnbil , 1'ixilitrlj i'iir < > il Ity AiliiilnlHlrriii I r. ltiiln ( > ' Uolilrn SpccUlr. It CRII ln-KlvPn In a cup of ion > our leu wllljont tbBknnwIi'.lgcof thBin-rson t UlriltlHaljiiuliiU'ly | j iiunnllw , nml will pffe .l a permanent ttnd spcody 1 ciirH , wliPilitr lh patlont U a inodomto drinker or kn nlculiulUi wri'fkIi li i broil sUcn In lliou. iniiili of < mi i , and In f Vary ImUncf a poriYtt euro liHifi > luwi-it | n nrrnr full * . 'Itin nyHti > mniro iiiiiri | > simtpi | with tiie Hpeolnc , It hccomc * an ullcr liiUKivflLllity ( or lliu liquor apputllo loc'ilil roii bvi.i ; nv POM.UWINH nuuaoisTS : KHUN V CO. , Tor. l.tlli nnil Doualai. . nnd ISIIi iV C.'umliiK MN | , Oninliu , .NeU. < A. O. VUMTKll A ! 1IHO. . Connrll ItlatPi , lotrn. Cntlnrnrllf for pumiililoi ronli\lnlriK lunulrnla of tfxtlniuidil9 IronilhKbiut * vuuien anil uirufroiu All ( injunt llinrounuy. M. B. BISDON , General Insurance Agent l honlx liu urnico ) Co , Ixjii.lon . , Cruli Asnt t . , f \Tuicli 4t rN V.Amots Oloim KiUU , Assotw . . . . I.Irani 1'iru , riilliuk-lplils , Assou . U , iNtw llaniiulilre Ciuh Art > < -l . I.UIU.OOJ MACAN'S Magnolia Balm i i.lt Is a setrot aid to beauty. Many a ladj'owes herfresh- ' I- , Ilipss to itwho would rather 'not ' tell , and jwcan't tell , . VANDERBILT'S ' PALACE , Interesting De criplion of tha Costliest Beaictanoe in America , Thp'Cotnl Cost , Incttullng Kiiriiittiro , Is Snlil to Hnvn Hccn Tlirco Million * . riie hniMmjfof n Inuse oomtnensurato tvilh liis wealth was , sayi the 5lcw York World , one of iho projects of Mr. Van- li'rhllt'4 Intnr life. The block nn the west sldi * of Fifth 'ivcnuo , between Fifty. lir t nnil Fifty < onnJ slroot" , wa * so- cutcil , : uiJ tlitrp for ni'.irly three yom : Imndroih of artisans wcro busy putting up ii double mansion. Ono portion of tli Ritvit liov-llko stnictnruvm intctuiod ni IIH icsiilciiro , while the northern jnrt : was given to his hvo tlanglilors. Mi * Sloan and Mrs Shcpiud , : H a reaiileucu Hit1 honm is n simple of th ( Sreck re- nniss.inrt * , in blown stone. The south section , occupied by Mr Vautlorbilt , is 84xllii feet and four stones in liolglit There is a wen 1th of t'arvlnj ; at vaiioits points. Tins house ii onteied through a central corridor , with floor of mosaic nnil walls of ninrblo The doors to tlm riylit and left aru bron/.e copies of the ( Jhiberti K.ites at I'loiuncp and cost $ i ( ) . OUO Thiee liron/o doors open from the vestibule of the V.inderbilt hoiiju proper two into reception room , one into the * mum Itall. The ball e\tends the full length of the house Eight red marble piil.u.s with with broncd canilds support p-ilk'tics on each llooi whicii lead to ( lie rooms It it lighted by ninu l.irge windows dews Tlm n.ill" are w.iinsuoteil with enrvpil Lujrlitli oak , twelve feet higli , and opposite the rnlrancu is n mantel- jiieee of led matblc and bron/e It re-iclies to the tit-si gallery , and li.is on o.ieh Mido two hfo-si/e female ligniesin high u'hef Tin * iloor to tlio east of tlm lull opi us on the drawing room 'I ho w.illi are co\er d with can-i'd wood- woik inlaid with mother of-pearl , and the panels are hung * , vilh pale-red velvet. on winch nioeuibroideiiosot flowers and iolingo. At tin side of o.tdi dour ure eel ninns of oujx with bron/e capital- , , bearing - ing vases ol stained { 'hiss and ( .histuis of ligiits In the corneis .110 otliei clu ti rs , upheld by tnnvtlo figures of solid piher The ei ilmg IT of blue and gold , but will eventually be covered by paintings l > i ( talhuul 'Ihu dimensions of the mom aroi"i\H ! ! feet CJilded and car\ed sluimg doors drapid with rieh curtains give ao- < < > < " ) on the ninth to tlio library , and on the .south to tliii Japanese puvlor In the liurary thr book ca us , mantels , and doois are of rosewood , inlaid with moth- or-of peail and brn > s Tlic ceiling is set with panels containing small srpiuio mir rors The ( liinen.sions ot the library lire ITv'fi feet A door on the west opens on Mi Yntnloi hilt's pn\ate rocoptton-toom where the walls are wainscoted will mating in v , and abo\e that covered will atMiiiped leatliei In the Japanese pallor the ceiling ! oi biniboo , pncKed out with red , green am' yellow lacquer work A low toned In pcitry of Japane ie uncut velvet in cmi oils dosunis cover * the wall- , and the fin iiituru. The lower uait of the walls ur- Inden by a fantastic minuet , with iiinu morable pigeon holes , shelvorf and oni ) boaids At various point * are biou/.o panels , picked out in gold mid Mhoi The dimeiibioiifa are the biuno as Hie li brary. To the west is the dining room , 28 feet wide bv i7 ! teet long It is wainscoted in English oak , and above , supported or brackets , aio filass faced cases holding the silver , poicclam and glass. Tin , gilded panel * of the arched ceilings art tilled with carvings of frnit anil foliage and the spaces with paintings of hunting fipono3 by Luminais , of P.ina The fur niture Is of English oak with brass oina menls , and covered with stumped leather. I'liR gteat picture gillur , ) is to the wcsi of the main hall , and oouiipic * the entire rear of the building. Tlu dinien- sioiiH uiii 'Ufent by < I8 The ceiliug is ! 13 feet high and is ehielly formed ot a sky light in opal'-sonnt and tinted glais , leaded in quaint dodigns. A nioiiummita mantlepiece of led Alncan maile ) , with eono of blaelc mosaio work , occupies the western wall. The woodwork of the loom is blaok oak , with San Domingo mahogany for the uaryntidur , and pilas ters. The iloor is inlaid with the sanui mahogany , and boidered with a mosaic ot Sienna and black marble in the ; Pom peimn style The walls above the w lins noting are covered witha dark-led tapes try , to feet oil' the piotuics Over the doors on the north , cast , and south sides are balconies conneptmg with the ru'uom htory of the house The oneon th south opens into the conservatory The gallery has n separate entr.meo from rifty-lirf > t street , and the vestibule is en tirely -Iloor , walls and ceilings of mar ble mosaic work made in Venice North of the gallery is the aquarelle loom This i linished in Circassian walnut , Mnrrlsh style , touched here and there with bright colors. To the right us one enters the main hall is the wldn stairca < o with nron/.e banisters The liml landing opuus on a u gallery which ruin around the aqua- lollu room , On the second floor , the room in the northeast corner is the fam ily narlor It Is finished in ebony , inlaid with iv > ry The walls aio covoied with a dark blue silk brocade , and the coiling is divided in small panels , with paint ings ot ehildron at play. The noU room on Fifth avenue is Airs. Vandorbilt's bed-room , furnished by Alaid , of Paris. The walls nro of white mtirlde hung with silk , mid the ooillng is covered with the paintinir , "Awakening of Aurora , " by Lefobv re The fiio/o is of io-ewood , and mahogany The loom is twenty siv feutsqnaie. Mr Vandorbill's room , ad joining , is llniHhed with rosewood , inlnid with Mtinwood. His dressing room Is wainscoted eight feet feet high in pins ? opalescent tiles of blue , gold and ttilvor tints , and gihled on the backs , Tim bath tubs and basins aru of mahogany and silver , and mo concealed by sliding njute-ghiss minors The largo room on Filty-lirst street Is a library , mtod UP in mahogany and Mampcd leather The bddioom intended lor Mi > s Lelia , now Mis. Webb , is titled with rosewood , in laid with mother of pearl The mirrors are painted with an imitation of lace work through which chlldion'b heads peep , Uetwccn six bundled and . seven hundred men were employed tor n jour and a half on the inteiior decorations bixty ocnlptors were brought hero from Europe and kept at work tor two years. The total cost , including the furniture , is sahl to have been . . . The mansion was tin own open ( o a housuwarming in January , 188i , and it was Hindu the oeoiit-iou ot the first public leceptio-j of Mr ami Mrs Snwaul Webb , who were but recently married and had just returned from their wedding trip The famous pictures owned by Mr. Vanderbilt aggregate about 11,500,000 in value , and form probably the most com plete collection of works representing the modern ait of Franco in thn worhF Millet ia mprcisentod by five pnini ings ; Coiothy several ! Diaz by"blindman's butlV "The bathers , " and one Oiicntal bocnoiiTiili's Duprc l y two works.a wooil- land and n river view ; Tryon by three cattle pieces , Houssean by several landscapes - scapes ; Danblgny by a line river view , /.elm , clnys , and Fromentln tire well represented llongunreau has a notable work , "Tho Goou Sister , " from the Johnston collection ; Ueromo , "The .Sword Jnnoe ; ' Vlborl , " 1'orblddon Hookn ; " Juliu * rsitoa ( "A IVssant Kdnnn" ! Pr < re or , luvn i-ttcli nlmrnpU'H'Hf1aninln'i , Atinn I'ndrma hn a classie seoun. The Entrance of the I'linatto , " Jlidr 7o. "A Ma q eradi Hill " U tiillo , econo in thr- Franco-Prussian vvnv. Villeffis , "A Uoyal Christening ; " roUun.v. "A Dance of Arabs , ' Van Mareke , a cattle piece , L Mnllcr. "Orii ntil M-ukot , " l.eloir , ' ( { ame of ( "ht'ss'1 and 'An Arti t Studio die , ' Mtis-ouli-r , a portnit of Mr Van- dei bill , ami > cral other nMimiile * , Snmacoi" , "The King' ! rn\onfi % . " I5o .i lionlitur , "A Hunting Scene , " Munkuc- sv. nn intrrini with figuie" , Kn in , "A Village Fete , " Dclacrois a battle piep i A ' MailmntiV ' IjORiu-y. | i The Herald'fl.re1 e\cl umod u inmi in the homel > garb of a meclianic to Kichelieu , prime ininister of Fraeo , as he was entering his pulire. "feire. 1 Inve " madu a Uncovciry which shall make " rich md gictt the nation which shall " develop it "sire , will jou give me an ' audience' Kiehcheu , constantly impoituned finally ordered the "madman" imprU oned Even in jail he did not desist from declaring his "delusion , " which one day attracted ! he attention of a P.ritish noble man , who heard Je t'nusostory , and developed Ins discovery of stenni power' All great disoovoiiei ro at first iloii- dodSeven Seven years n o a limn yet under aj o , AMI idled by a business which covered the continent , found himself suddenly stricken down When hi * physician" s ud recovery was impossible , lie used anew now discovery , which , like all udvtinee * in si ienee , had been opposed bittcilv by the schoolmen ls'o.verlliolo-s , it cmed him , ind out of gratitude theiefor he consecrated a part of his wealth to the spieading of Ms inenU before the world .Such in brief i.s the history ol Warner's safe curn , which has won , ao cording In the testimony of eminent pet- sons , the most deserved imputation over aecoided to any known compound , and which is linaliy winning on its int-nU alone the approval of the most conserva tive practitioners Its fame now belt- the globe , _ 1'lie Diamond 7ttnrU > l. Chicago News"No one will siilVer vci.v much for want of diamonds in any condition of ti ulo , but pool l- > who would like to get in on a low nun M t have not much tune to spare , " said John Spirks. Sparks h.i- > ; v habit ot walking mound town will' ? iOOi ) ( ) woith ot dinniomU on his pet son all the time. He i * in the bus- incru , and a good deal of his slock lie carries in a big Iculher poitfolio , the diamond- , being wiapped up in little pin- eels , which aio not unlike in appcaramc the white wrapping of a seidlit/ powder " \\lutwillpioduuolhisrisu \ in values that yon anticipate1" ' a Daily News reporter - porter asked him ' In the In,1 place , thn time has come foi a reaction , which will follow natural ly upon the appeal ancn ol good tunes iigain Diamonds have been down long enough , and it is time for them to go up again There is anotlur lea-on , which is that this market is about lolieved ot a vciy laige qnantiy of stone- , that Wie ( unloaded upon it by people who bought in Europe lor specul ition , but lonnd when thej arrived heie tint they would have to let then good" go for what they would bring Foi : i lon time the pi ices of diamonds have been kept down heio bjr such operations , but the o who in- , dulgud in them seem to have giown tired of a losing- job , and puces aio gradually working back to vvheie they should be ' "How is ( he holiday trade in th'iso .stones1' " "It lus opened tip very faiilv and I believe it will 1 e. bettei th in it Iris been for some vcais. Tim boy * h W ! made some money during the fall , and a shaic of it i" going into u.amonds "Is Chicago a good market1- ' "Thero isn't any hotter in the country , quautity and quality oonsiderod. Theie aio pioiiably IIH itiniij fine stones owned in this oity as in any place in the United States ( iciieially the trade heio is ex acting , but it , pays to cultivate it , as buy ers , while ttioy want genu to brag on , aieilhng to | ) iit up the 11101113 for them ' "Isn't it difficult to identify even a veiy valuable stone after it has been stolen and removed tioiu the f-oltmg * " "Not at all To nn oxcil | overv diamond mend lias H * marked an individuality a > every man or woman has , and like men and women , no two stones aie exactly alike , nor will anv two weigii jiifat the same , as a rule No stoni * wiM ever out without having some points about it that , it thuy arc closely studied , will seivoto identity it under any ciiciimst.ince.s Why , alter I have made the acquaint ance of u stone I could go on the stand and sweai to it with as much certainty n- : 1 nould the idnntiry ot my nnaiest ft lend It is beeausi ) of this iiioaiih of identifying stones that it is a woik of eompaiative case to liaoo any line din inond when it is stolen. However it- netting ting nin : , be changed , its individual po- culiaiitics cannotue altered " "Does the supply from the diamond mines keep pnoo with the demand ? " "Tho supply ran uhca'lof tlicdomand for awlnh ) after the discoveiy ot the African fields , hut thine has not recently boon an excess production , The simply isceitain to full short in u few jours , The African fluids thai mo really pio- dnetivo arc not moie than eight acios in extent , and they uro pretty well exhaust ed. It is true that the deiqior the mines are sunk the liner stones they find , but the quantity has fallen greatly Ili.t7.il is not furnishing more than $ > 00COJ worth ot stones 3carl > , and wo scaicoly evm get anything tiom India anymore. Jt will 1)0 with tin ) diamond mines as it was with the Nevada gold and silver mines- bottom will drop out of thchi lOine linn morning , and the visible supply will de crease so rapidly as to take 3 our breath away. " "Yon don't ' believe they- will give out lor sonio j-i'iirfi j' t , ilo jouv" " 'J'hoyaro near their end , but how near 1 would not say T.ike my word foi it , diamonds would bo less common in tint next live years than they have during the lust live. There is more money in tliom , to buy them to hold , this ininulu than tlioio is inujal estate " \Vortli Knowing. Tlntl Alloouk'M aru Hut only gonuioii * porous piaster * ) That all other so-palled porous plasters nro imitations That tliuiriiiakiira only got them up lo poll on the uiputation of AllcookV ) . That all to called improvements nml now Ingiodionts are humbug : ) . That no ono hub over m.ulo an im provement on Allcook's 1'orous Plasters. That wlion ton buy AllcockS Porous plaMors yon obt.tiu the best plaster * inadu. Calarrli ii a conMltutionnl dlsoucs. llood'n S.n .iparilla is u constitutional ivini'dy. It cured catarrh , ( iivo it a trial. Iiociil Intolllui'iioo , A vounpj lawyer who had recently boon admitted to the bar at San Antonio , came to.Jnilgo Noonan for advico. "I want to ask your advieo judge , about a very Important muttur. " " \Vell , what la it , Timothy ? " "Lawyer Howl Iras boon tolling every body that I am u donkey. Don't 3011 think 1 Plight to light him , or eue him for iLiui- agi si" "i'on say ho called you a donkey ? " "Vcs " "Then light him by all moans. If you sue him ho will prove it on you. " JAMIOfi PVhlJ'S J'KAUMNH ha * be come rui-okjiii/.ttl as the U t wa-sliing iircp.ir itlon over invuntwl. It has ivllcml wush lay of the old wear nnd tear , nnil c the dUilnt tnlirlc without injuiluj ; it , AN ELEPHANT'S CHARGE. An Uvporlrnp'oOTPI - to be Tor- Rotten. fifirdnn Cunimiiig and in.iny other ele phant hunters havu given acconnLs of the manner in wliiuh an enraged elephant makes u charge , hud to judge from the numerous natratlves , the expeiiencois one never to bo forgotten A graphic dc.sciiption of .4u ineulunt during a liunt in an Indian jimijlu sho\vs that even the female elephant is not lo be hitlod with. "The moment of danger . hunting a danguiou auini.il is when it charges the hunttr , at vvhuli time nothing bnltlie hunter's steadiness nml presencn of mind can save Ins lifo Jt is enough to make : uiv man shuddif and turn pale to see an infill mtod bear , bison , tiger oi wild ele phant rushing down upon him to tear mm in pieces or crush him to n jolly Then the ritle must not ni ! s lire , nor the bullet fail to do its work in time. The charge must bo stopped , or the hunter goes do'vn ' It is n verydifllcult matter to kill nn elephant in the net charging , but a Well planted shot will turn him aside and luiiko him glad lo run away On that purtioulai day * mv gang ami I trumped about live horns tiiiongli a drilling r iin , ami linall.v oveitook a herd of elephants , which wo found to our disappointment oonl uned no tuskers at all , only females Mild young mules Ono of thn females , howoyei , find a euto little calf by her ide , in which I soon boo-une deeply in terested Ho wns n cunning little ras cal , only about three foot high , us do- muirt and coinoi > ueiuinl as any pigmy could TV oil bo , and hiding safely behind a huge tree , 1 watched his movements for some lime Ho wandered all around his colossi old mother , who caio-vicd liini oociusiotitilly with her trunk , tvinl oc casionally ho stood diioctly under hoi body , swinging his llttlo tail and trunk from rmlo to side just as naturally as Iho older clephanls. A wild elephant is never still a 11101110111 when avvuku , swini ; ! ! ) " ; hi si one foot and then anothei , and Coin tinnk and tail almost constantly. " 1 never saw a more demure and cute looking animal thin this absurd little elenhaut , and I fairly ached to stual up and grab hold of Ins trunk and have a tu--iuI with him 1 knew vcrv well , like most wild animils , the femilo elephant is very Mispioioiw and dangerous when slio has u Doling oni ) to piotoct lint in w atoning that little calf for n good half hour , al a d stance of only lortv paces , 1 mii'-t have grown rather careless 'I he held was huddled together in a thick clump ol small tit > s , and my men woie hiding neni me waiting pationtlv tor the Sahib to see all he w in ted lo see At length Iho little bauy i'l. . pliant wandi i cd oil lo the other side ot the held fiom me , and I determined to work around to that sidt * also mucdiatclv around t e clump of trees winch sheltered the elephants , IliRgiouiid was level nnd the covwverv thin indeed. I saw th.it ti > reach the. olliei < ido ot the h rd I would hnvo to eioss a hinall patch ol open ground , but I thought the elephant would not , notice mo if I oionelu'il low and wont \eiy slovvlv Mov lira ; buck a tew n.iees I stall ed to make the n unit Crouching al- moillo Uicgiuuud , but keeping a eaie- tul e.\c upon liiu herd , just as I leached the t middle ot the open space I heard a piofnuud iiistling among the I luck branches that scicomd the held ; in another instant Iho blanches patted suddenly and a huge old loitmlo came rushing down upon me She had Hullioionl dijtance to get under full headway , and although my breath stopped and ho n-t stood still with sheer liight , I yet inili/i-d that she was the graudosl object I nvei saw , and the most tuiribhi. Her head wni hold high and hot ttiink curled under her mouth , to bo uncoiled when within rtvioh of mo , I sup pose , hu-uars sooniod to stand .straigfit out tiom her hoad. with the tips cut lud forwiud , and the strides of _ her niasiivo legs were iMiormous Luckily shn came up in dead silence , or 1 should have been liighlonod out of 1113- wits ; an it was , 1 loll ii- , if f was going to bo inn over by a locomotive I knew it was usolcs * folly lo i mi , for in a few sludes she would have been upon mo. When I saw her coming I stood up quickly and faced her , tluew my gun to my shoulder and tired both bin rels at the base of her ooilod-up trunk in the direction of the In ain Hftc was within fifteen paces of uie when 1 firnd , but the flmndoimg report , the smoke , and tv > o /inc ball" crashed into Inir skull close to her brain , stopped her ohaigii lir she shenied oil suddeiilv' and rushed into the fore- t , tiumputiiig sin illy once or twice. Soon tht re was a grand cra h and a rush in the thicket , as the herd bioke away and started oil , and that was. the lust wo saw or cued to see of it. Then I had time to idled upon whal it might hnvo been had my caps tailed lo explode , or my powder been damp Once when on n nnlway track in a snow storm 1 was very niMif.v i nn over by a locomotive coming down a gi ule in mulllcd silence , and my sensations ilion were piooisoly thosamoas when that old lemnlo ele phant c'lino charging down that gias > y slope Tim appurtch of the pnwoilul maclimn nnd the living monster seemed ciigorl } alike " Ji InVcll to lifKln the Now Vi-ni- The wheel ol foituno turns on foievei. 'J'ue-il.\v , N'oveinltor loth , at New Orleans. La , at iho 1-mii ( ir.mil Moiiihly Drawing nt the LiMiisltilla .S inn Lnlteu , ( tUill's C. T. Iteauiex-nd , of l/i , nml < IuU.il A. Ivnly , ol Vn. , had tlm follow in. ; iijjtiilf : Nn. W.TIM drew ilie llrst I'aiiitul prue ol * " "i,0ii ) ) , olil In llfthsat SI eieli , ono to M. J5. A'cNun , job nrlntei at No. 7ii Morrlm.io street , Itosiiin , Mass ; one to , Iosih ] 1'ohl , Trivci-i * City. JVlleli. , ( ollooe | < l llniiiih ) ; the First National Jiiinknf 'I'r.iverhrt , ilich. : ono to h. 11. Uel- IVK , .Ml. Olivet , K ) . pild to Kouliiul ; > Nn- tioiiul Hunk ol Liiiusville , Kv. ; and nnopaid to'ell Kur o \ , Co s haul , ( if San Kumciseo , Old , No. fi'US ( luiw tlm SCL-OIK ! e.iiiit.tl ol SA' ,000 , sold In nfiiis also : two-iifths to Ar- inaiid I'roau , No I'H'-f ' I'sp'anado bt New Orlo.nih , La , tvvo-ntths pdlil to WellFario iVCo's Hink San Frillieised , ( ' d , otr. , ete Tiekot No , : i-is dniw third capital ol 6IU.OU ) , buld i n lit His ; ono pi ul to F. ( ! ros it Co , , .San Antonio , Texiib , oiu1 to II. lioiinlei ) 'siinil > of ( ialvi'iton , IVx.i- , , for John Hiiuitoii , a i-olioii scrowiniii tlii'ie , ami to W. P , r.mip licit A-Co , b.inlor ] , rioreiico. Aid. All In- lornidlon ol thpinevt ( tlm HMIi ) ( ii.ind jMoiillil > Drawing on Tiio-iliv , .laimaij Uth , IMSII , c.111 ho liait-iiii applle ition to M , A. l > , iu- | ) hln , jNnvv OilLaus-1,1. Jt Is iifll to Im/iii tltoXuo riar&Tlylh- The 'Million ' * in n Ja . ChioagoNews John I Ithiir , of Blairs- vllle , N , J , i one of the mo-,1 uunarka- blo of the guiuli of the ( ir.uul Pacllio ho tel at piosontr * 'Jllbiigh Kft years of age , his boarlngisipoi/octly erect , and ho is iiioio attivo than many young follows of MJycais. 'l'l\\j \ e-uy ( own was founded by him and n nned in his honor , but he is known in tho.vvifst as one of the most extensive - tensivo iailrojt | liiuldors in the country He is n man or v < ly large wealth and of very original uuilUuds Many 3'oars ago , it i told of him , jie was a paitner of .Ino n Allen , nnotho'1 mlllionairo. They * dis agreed and separated Some time after- wind Allen sued him for something like two and a half millions When the trial day cnnin Mr Dlair was not ready for some reason and ho wanted n postpone ment. There wa a battalion of Jawverb in the raso and a great deal of quibbling ensued The court finally decided to grant the motion , but stipulated that a bond of double the amount of the alleged claim should be filed. "The bond leqnlrod will bo $ ' 5,000,000 , , I understand ) " ' said Mr lilair , when that point mid been readied The opposing counsel vvoro quick to as sure him thai fie had not overstated the amount. "I expected ( hero would bn something of the kind necessary , " siiid Mr. Ulnlr quietly , "and so I brought this along. " "This" proved to bo u black b g , which ho hud laid down on the Iloor nimr hh chair wlitm he rume into couit. lie opntifl H , and stopping up t' " > the- took from it and spread before the jndgo f.'i.OfW.UOO lu government bonds. "These wiUanswer , I suppose' he in quired After the judge recovered from his ama/ement IIP ild ho believed thov would ' But , ' ho continued , I will make you custodian of them with the distinct undcrst iiitling tint none of them shall bo used while it is n part of the bond " "Yom honor need have no frar on that aeoro , " Mr lUair responded , reas- suimglj " 1 only brought in a few tins moining for tlii purpose These are some tint I will h. vo no use for while this mailer is pending " It was some lime alter the millionaire had left tlm court loom before the wit nesses of the scene recovered from Iho stupor pioduoed bv thn display of such princely wealth in such a matter ol-fact fashion _ A > to l Oo1untr nnil lT n r l HOLIDAY IR SHNT is bojond doubt , a present consisting of that exquisite , re freshing and invigorating IVilnino uni versally known ns Mnna.v V Lanmau's Florida Wiiler , n 1'loral prepuiation winch udnuiiibly combines both the iiirilUlos of Handkerchief Kxtract tind those of a loilel coimctic , such ns "IJ.iu do t'ologno" to which it is intinitely sn- lieiior in fragraiieesoftness and intensity of aroma Such a present unites do ganeo and lolincim nt to good sense and good taste Foi sale by nil drugiristrt , Perfumers ami 1'anoy Goods Dealers SOCIETY AT WASHINGTON. Bliss rtpvcliiiip"t4 Wcntth White House KucHt I'l'oinlnont nnd I'retly DoUutautoa. Washington Letter in Now York Tele- gtam Miss t'loveland has quite iccov cicd from the indisjiositlon which com pelled tier to lot ego Ihe plo'isuro of en tertaining hci h lends at the White House last wed ; . She has received a few of those whom shn mot last spring and will soon onlingo. the list , so Unit all who may desire toseo her will have fro qiienl opportunities ot doing o. Mrs llo.vt will rot inn to tlao White House in a fowd.iji bhe will assist her sistci at tlio iiitertaiiimunU lo be given at the executive iiiuniiin duiingtlio winlci It is nndnistood that airangements me bo- inir made lot the legnl.n New Yoai's re- iL-ption The president's household will be ineieasi d foi that important social oo- c'lsion. In addition to the Ins sisteis , Mr.s. ami MisKolsom and seveial other hulks f i om New York will bo invited to sissHt This has levived Iho story thai the jnosidont's susci'iitibilities urn un- usiiailvtumlei in Miss Tolsom'sdirection. She is ivrlaml * , a most welcome guest at the White HOII--O , but there doc.s not ap pear lo be anv giounds fnilher than that the prciidcnt hai designs ujion hei heart and hand. 'J'ho loaders of soclotv hero nronll in a flutter over the pionnnouco of the young ladies who will make their dobnU hen * this winter. The list compiises no le-- than the daughters of tineo cabinet olli- cor . The 111 .1 of these is Miss 1 loienee lS.iy.ird , who i. . a tall , h mdsomc bin- neUo , the second MHS Kndiooll , and the third Mios Laiiuir Theio isomo doubt about JIiss Lamar eutci ing society this winter , although her father hopes to per suade nor to spend Iho winter with him. Shu is in motnning. and , it is said , is dc cidedjy averse to tiic project. Another prominent debutiuito will be the thud daughter of Minister We t How Women I'Hfer from ftU-ii , At least tin or men on the ayciage jury aio bound to disagree with thn rest just to show that they've got mindri ol their own , but there ibjio tfisagreemont among the vvoni'-n as to tliomeutsof Dr.Piorco's 'J'nvoritc J'rc i npllon " They nro all unanimous in piououncing it the loost remodj in th" woild for all those nhtoii- iodLseasci , woaknos.-ies and coniplaiuta peculiar to their sexIt tianstoims the pile , haggutd , dispirited woman into ono of sparkling Innlth , and the ringing laugli again "loigns supreme" in the lumpy household CUBAN COURTSHIP. A Karil Time for tlio hover , \Vln Js Alvvnti Under Hlsplonaj-e. One pities the Cuban youap man who is in love He cannot see her alone , and cannot emuo regularly ; to the house until a fall * understanding of his intention ? i- > arrived at. And when , al la1ho ! has attained the felicity of being d'lily ox peeled , ho must do all his coin ting in the jircsenei * oJ iho family and utter lii sweetness ucrosiho ciilioal oarot his future mothei-in law Until they have been to chinch they two mo never left alone. The whole iannly takn sly turns in watching them Tliuro is a regular detail made , 1 think , fiom the older sor- v.iuts of ( ho house to keep an tye upon them. 15ut their iliiim.in nature everywhoic oven in Cuba , and the two are alwav- getting oil' lo n window seat or n cllst'inl p\ir ot chair' , , though , with equil ; coi tainlys.iudody ) slides on" it that direct ion and mount-.guard The smitten pair do not walk together in the evening Ho. does not accompany her to the theater or to mass Tnoy enjoy all the blis * lhc\ can under great dilhculty , and with all mankind looking on. The indiieet losull of all _ this espionage , of com so , nobody in this Iniid of custom has cvei obsorveii There arc H great 11111113" small mtiigiies and 'lino cent undeavnrn to drcuinvt'iit the de teet5vi s There urn olocinnnr glances , siirnals , fan talk and the inleieh.ingi ol notes Then the iron guarded win dow , instead of bung u pioUiction , be comes n great convoninnr'o. It in more than thn front gain is with She knows when ho will pass by , and stands inside with a Mir hand clasping the bars of her cage , and waits for him The , * , stand Iheio wilh the iion between them and talk Hvory day it is so , and it mamma wishcn to stop it shr must conic and stand in the window also. Theie aie oilier respects in whu.Ii the 3'oung man has a hard time Hi < must come evoi y day. He must , and she holds him to the sti Tot letter of the law. Ho is hound to show , by every means in hi- , jowor , lhat hit holds nil other women in contempt and detestation Ho must not dance with any olhoi , and had bolter not bo caught holding on to any' other win ( low bars in any-other street Holollsall Ins ft lends about it , ami she all In r-t , nnd tlio matter is dillignntly duoutsod If lu should lull to come nroijnd icgiilnrly every duv ho is to t < 11 a satisf.ietoty story 1 have known hoi to send her lirotliia' after him Ho lakes Ids rovengn nftei marriiige JTrom " ( . 'ubim Ski'tcln ' s by Jnmes W. Stcelo. TKOM TIIK Mii. fsi' Aiuirsi oi 'iiih STOMon to the deadliest opidi mie fov er , Dr Kldimoud's bamantan Niivmo is conqueiiug maladieti which have defied the lacuHy , while D > speisia ] , ( iont , Ithuunutism , Urinuo Comnlaints , Hil iiiubiiess , Nervous Disabilities , and ull disorders not organic. , are obliterated by this matchless nerve louie and allora- tivu. Who cares lor the doetoro' sn era when this intalliblo it ini'ily ib at hand ? The alllicted will I nd it to bo a constitu tional specific and a fountain of vitality nnd vigor , aa nilrnahiiig and oxliilerating as a cool , giislinig spiing ot water lo the puichud und iumting traveler in thu ueseit 1.00 at druggists. T. J. Stcmler leaves thia oveiiing for his old home , Wuupaii , Wis , aftora rc.sidenco of live years in Council Itlnll's Ho ox- pectH ( osjiend the winter in the old Hadgnr suite , pint of Ihu timii in huiiling Iho dcor in Iho 1101 them counthw. Ho intfud * ( o let urn here in the sprniff. JKT TO IS I f O 8 V * One of the ttest and Largest Stocks in the IT.8. to Select from. No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator M. BURKE & SONS , LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS , OKI ) IimiKl ! , UNION STOCK YAnDS , OMAHA , NEB. PrNIUATW-Morchnnls mid I'nntii'M' lUnk , Duvhi TltT , Nol > : KonnipNittlonM m-y. Neb : rolumhtnSliito Hunk , Columbus , Neb * , MolKinulJ-i lliink , Norlh ll\llo , Nob. NnllcMidl Hunk , llinnhs , Nil > . , , Will pnr cusuiiimr * ' ilrnll Tilth bill or ItUlQff tt clux.l , for twttiluU ratlin of tt > oi. a STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. "Wmlo In'roliy cprltl ) * tlu\t < vo mipor > is ( * th HrrniiHOincnls l"i nil lun Monlhlv iind . i n crlr ilrtiwnitf ol tlio l/ouNliuin stmo Iioltciy t ( iiiipiny , mi 1 I'l pnrson iinnuso niul ronlnil tliiilin liiitthiMusolvoi , iiml Mint I Inimnonr coniliuttyt with ll ( < iipsty , tunnes * anil In irnoJ iHitli KIWIU J nil purlieu , ninl no nirlioil/u I lu pninimny In inr * UHi'frMllplti * wllh Iiic-'iinll ] , ol our sUiiniuii'i attnoliuJ lu Its iidvurtUuit'UUj COMMlhS10NKU3. \\o tliaunltM K icil ti iVi n'i 1 linnlif will PIIJ- nil pi I/ s ili.nv , i In Ino I ouls niirt Mule Lot- lUi i " n liii Ii tuny no pioM'iii il nl om iii .1. II. Ot.l.KSHV , 1'res. ' Louisiana national Bant SAMl'ii : , II. KIXiT.'l'DV , Pres , Stale Rational BanK. A. 1IAI.UHIN , Pres. New Orleans national Bank , InoniporitoJ In W for'i'i jo fs by th i lorls Intino tor IMiicntlonnl nnd rhmltnliln pin point with ncnpltal of fI.OJil.lWJ lo nhlcli uiosci-vo fund of nvor F.ViUUXI IIHS Mnro boon nildod llyan o\ev wliohulnif ] iopnlnrvoli ( iHf ] inohliw wp.s nmd < > n part of tlio in "ii'iit Hluto iuntuttuii tuloptril DocnmliorSil , .V II H73 'llioonly lottuty mir votud on und endorsed b ; the people ot liny ct tu. iMlmCI HCllOiOl VOMpOIII * * . liHirnindsinttlouiimbur ilianinftj tnko pluce inouthlj , iind tno n\trnnulluuiy < ) iuulu d roKii- lar | ) moryllirto monlhi liKliwd ol hoinl-nnnu- nlly tuliuroloforo , uoniiinliiB Mi\'oli , issil A Si'i.i'-iDiuOrroincNii * . TO WIMA KOUTDNK lut ( Irnrni Driiwln.i , Class A , In thn Aendomy of .Mush' , Now OrlonnH , 'J'uosJuy , .Inn. Uth , LiM Monthly Di-uwlnc- . PRIZE $75,000 100"WTiaoW t 1 Ivo JJolliu-a Kaoh. L'laut Ioii3 , in I'iltbi , In Proportion , i.isr OF rnt/iw : J UAPlTAIj I'KI/.K 1 do do . . , 1 do do 10,01 "rill/SUS OL' . . . . . JO/KJ ) l..IJtK ) ri do 2X)0 ( ) 10,001) ) la do 1,000 lO.IWl ) do fiOO UK ) do do 100 roa do 100.V 1WXJ do AIM'UOKIMTIOJi rill/I. ' 0 Apliroxlinutlon I'll/os of $ "WI U do do 500 4,1 K ) 3 do ( Jo " "jO 1917 Pi Iwi. nmountijiR- f Apphoation tdr niton to club * ihould bi > only to tlio otiice or the oompnny In ixevr Or le.'uii. For fnitlior infonnatlnn wnto olonily , I'Osl'Ab NOl'liS , RxpriHH .Moniiy , or Now Vurk ICxiJiiuitfO in oidlniuy liit- Ici , cnricnuj by ipin"H ( all minis of 65 and up- Tuirdsj ut our c.inomc ) uddroascd , M.A IMHPIIIN , o T. 0 Mono ) Oiduiu pnynblo and cr * M ! U Itcis to NMV OllbKANb NATJONAli IlANlf , Now OrlcaiiK , Ll. Or Jl OTTKNS * CO. , nut Kmimui st , Omaha WITH DOUBLE THICK Onllnary Itulibcr Heels Dinars mnrout flratoa I ) nta Hrrdi'Mt thicken on tlm ball , and glvo ifott teonon-ual llubbcr Hoot la Iho market. Lints lonjc-r tliau my ouier boot unij thu rmtK.\oiiiu lien. Call t > nd cc * enilno tbt FOR SALE BY roit SALI : ur A.KNT ( , DOLGLAH sntnirr. OMAHA NLISII.ASI IIMJE'S FOOD II Iniibeon und ttlll Ii tin chum ot Iho mimu- facliiri'i3 ' and has thoi > nit < ir ( infill ol tliupnb Ilo that Kid o R I'ood ir , tint ino t ndmblo lood in Ihu in Id lor IntiuiH and U.ddrim Ju-om- lunos ail Iho nhniK nts lor intilua itrowili us in nootboi 11I8U Tint i lull ni'-n ' clilliJiiin IIHIO bi'on HI iil and hiit ( . ( ilul ) > iiurul bj llu 1'uod ( ban b } idl tin ollici luoitt coiiibfnod FORt t- ' " . Man and Beast. / Mustang Liniment is older th.n most men , and used more and more every year , ASPECIRCFOR Dauco , Meofict- , Opium I'.At- Scrolul , Jflngt ! / ; " ; Ugly lood ' 19 E ft V E Diseases , Dyspep sia , Ni'rvonsuew,1 , ill \ > oiry , jjiw ou/ii , lUHousiiess , CiwIi'ViiMt , Kcrrousriostrutlou , ' jnfii < V jT u Wf < ! ' * lrrtgul < i > itiM. Who CM i" ? f or tlio tl icloi H * mcirs when thtt tiir\lliMu jcmnly Is nt 1ml. 1 . * 1 ho anhcUJ \\lllllnd IIlo ImaconstituU.'ir.l spuclllo.nnil ( i fountain \ltalily anilvlRoi.an refrcihlint * * * : sprhiR of nnd cxhlhialinir n \uiplcinnlii , w.itcrtotlioi'.uclipdaiul t.iinllntt tmcler lii ti'ndeicrl , joilor-lliw tiKlii1 ; a iiiroit inrdy v linn skk is tocmirt snili' inn and Initr * ilciith JSr * Ci > ir pondoneo fru ly HUSH end.fiJI Iho Dr. S. A. miJlONPMWttB CO. , St. Jo < .fi ? > , H * . Sold by nU fl.ro pr bottle , or lour hot tic-i for S.\oo. FOR SALE BY C. F. GOODMAN. rm Oil bKlN CANC15K. I'or \oiMoni 11 MiTmcd with n uin n on lu > liu'ii U al ii.iiii hs H T ' n li en I in i online n .id ilio iitln ol S > Ifi Sp t 111 > ii d 1 do toimlnid u iniiKb un I'lhni ' lo > ji > 1110 It , In this 1 uin Hiu DC mini aim In ( inn ( IN nao 'lln > inlln once of the modi Mno nt Hist uni to Miinenhnl n rnv.ili * the "oio. but soon thu inlhimntlon u us.dlu ) LT ! nnd I bc nn to imp ov < - nllor thu llrut low boltk'.s ilj Kin Till hi l li liiisBiciillj JiiipioM < d. I n'li JjlioiiLror , nnil nbln todo liny klndofuoik T 10 ( .inooi on inj fuc'i ) IM' HII to dcoionso nnd the nlc'm"to heel , until thorn ID not u vnstlco oT itloft only n litilu Kcnr nniil.t > Urn plHci * MIIH JuiriH A Mcloa\M > Atlanln , O.i , August 11 , IB ) . 1 hnvc hnil n cuncoi on my fuee for yc.irs , o\londlntr fiom ono oliuc ! . bono i thono'-ololhuollioi. ' It hss nlvon nio n di'id ol pnin , nt thnoH binning- und ltd Inir to Biiih an ottont thnt it wan ulinoil nnV-ni iblo 1 ooininrncod itslnw SwIlt'H Spnoino In Mnr , IR&\ nillin\ou c < l ( < llit | hotllcH It bus irlvou the Ki cutest : ellur loniorhiif the Inlliuinitlon nnd rustorin , ? my gouurnl hcullu.V. . HVJiNKd. Knoxilllo , Inwn , ( jopt 3 , 1IH1 'J'n-rtlLso on blood nnd Hkin dHoaws mailed f i oo. 'J lie R Ift Spcclllo Ci > . , Diiiwvi ! 1 Atlanta , On. N V * . IW W. KJilMiot "re without modi POSITIVE ' ' sav.'ir10'0010 . Ono box lll cut D the must obtinulOLiiKo In foui duyn 01 U'us. Jliian'sSoluble ' Medicated Bougies onbahs , oopftlVi.i or oil o siimlulwoint ihiil HIM i : Mm to pioduoo dyripoii Bin by dostroilnf ( the i < ouhii ! of tlif * suiniitou I'rkoJIRi Snlil bvall iliuifvlstf or mulled on icLolpt ol prlcu. Vnr fuitlipr paitlcnlars send fin clionlar. 1 > . OliotlSK. " T. C. .XjHi a-lT 00. , S1 } Johns ! . , Nnir Vork -th-tiuUyntJio f\rJ ! W A QalrlV , r.'rnii. WWlL Y _ ucni nit in : ror . l' ' ' iiANiiooiV iiriiii.iTV , iKVoiihNi : : H , W i : A KN IMH : ! o t'liatiliirr. INDIM'lltAilUG I'JIOOfn. IliHik hy ninll MflAtH > Kltl'K. ERSE MEDICAL CO. , EUFFALO.N.Y. cuLTivaron AND HOUSED NrniASKA onei JinHlun lYuiukl fill li , i'ltiriliiiui Hfiul yum itniiiA Hii'J ail In M oh ft intilni uuil fii AHUIU | , iniiTmuiT u will Iw t iilii"l ; Mnitinn Him jiipi-r mid BdJiieii H. 9. bMITH , Pub. . Omaha , hob. o.l. 0 , Jnuobs , ) UNJJEJiTA KJ2RH , AND KMUALMK11S. At thooldnt.md U'/7 ' I nrniun St. Oidoil by tolcwnph wdii'iiiid nnd piomplly i Hind Ii9 i i ono No. iJi. Time Talle OMAHA. Tn rollnnlmrH the nmi * of mnvnl nnil depart - part iio ol Irnlns br rVnttnl HtHiid.ini tlino nt ti loiildt * or. . Ti sins of I ho ( , ' . . bt. 1' . , M. & O , inihn nnd do put t Iroiu Iholr dopot. i-oinor ( it Utti und Wobhtoi slreols ; trains nn the It fc , M , C , li ft Q , nnd K. 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