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- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONPAYAUGUST 29 l87 5
FFA1liS AT CA1 Tll YEI1
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0 tate Militia to Commence Their
Week'B Drill To-day.
kLAM I3AKING ONSHOGO ISLAND.
urtlo Soup Saniplott by v " 13cc"
: fleprcAontMlvc-A Lincoln .Jout-
, naIIaL ( JttN , Ills Eye Illacked
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1rnot TIlE flZ'S I.1COT.t UtSflTJ.tT.1
, . There arc actho signs ot preparation
out at Camp Thayer , whore the state
LlitIti go into camp to-day for their
cok'5 drill as required by the law. The
camp Is haiutsotneiy located about two
tulics oa5t of the biiuics center of the
City on a handsome forty.acro tract. of
prairie that will be comfortable for both
ti13 camp and drill. AlL day Saturday
Jdjatant General Cole and Adjutant
1utcs , of General Colby's staiT , were bus.
31y at work with a force of men staking
It' out the grounds for the tents and Ikc
' projrnratory work. Company I ) , the
, ' ocat CnIanY ) of state militia , under
1 cominanI of Captain Harry ltotchklss ,
IL vas ia camp yesterIay on the grounds
: wtIi their new utilforins resplendent and
eamp eqtupgc : for the wcoK. Tomorrow -
row nil the other companies in the state
: wlIl be CItIC and the eanii will be given
Liver for the week to the soldiers , the day
telng required for prcIarution. The two
/ regiiiients with their bands and equip-
) * rnnts will give a military appearance to
t the environs of the capital city tHe corn-
, \ jug week ,
' ' AT Tilt CLAM flAKE.
Ui A delegation of Lincoln citizens ( trove
I Overland to Mlitord Stturday : Lftcrnuon
, for n Square meal with the cmiii bakers ,
' . . who have 1)COfl in session at Siioo isiaflI
the past three dtys. : There is no hand-
\ ornor phIc2 in the state for an outing
than that at Milford , arni seine forty
( , i members of the assocIation , headed by
General McBride and Adjutant ELAiIeTI ,
'I ) aVe hail entire POSSeSSIOn of the island.
Uho steamer , the ferry and the row boats
- . ro all at the disposal of the bakers and
, heir guesU , and not an intruder is at.
owed to cr053 to the iIand Iluring the
ostivities. Vlicii the Bnn reached their
, amp the time was iiear at hand for tiLe
vcning feast , and gatliercu around the
iamp lire wore the bakers , watching in-
' ontly the chief cook who in turn watched
the progress of the least. The seii turtle
'was doing his part in the progress of a
' delicate soupand over the central ore an
mneiiso cautticon was steaming. In the
bottom of this cauldron wore srno
two bushels of clams. Over the clams
'was a layer of nicely-dressed spring
hiokens ; over the chickens a laycrof po
tatoes , and the rest of the cauldron was
killed with ears of corn. Adjoining this
I pit hind beeti ( lUg III the ground , and
boated flat rocks were laid in the bottom.
Un those rocks svere emptied a couple of
ushio1s of oysters in thoshell and the pit
lCVOIet U ) ) with green corn. This was
'ull carefully covered with canvas and
) n the canvas dirt was shoveled. When
the cooking was done and the feast
opened out it requires no vivid Imagination -
tion tojudgo how a hungry crowd wonid
t' . . pIrccmtc it. Thu collection of viands
'was ' as varied as could be wishiod and the
Zuastor hand of Ed Allen was lavish in
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the tlisponsation of cheer and comfort.
'rho members of thf association go
jrcparcd for the nights in the open nr ,
ILLId thie fishing they do was illustrated by
the hundred or more pounds of the linny
they hlal caught and Inul in stock , Some
Of them voro handsome spool-
, 3flCflS of wall - eyed pike weighIng -
Ing live and six pounds that wore
examples of the good arising from the
work of the state fish commission in
hatiting ttits gLmey fish In Nebraska
vaters.
. Among the events planned by the
' : - . bakers for yesterday was a seven miho
excursion up the river prior to breaking
camp at night. A delegation from Sew-
ird became members of the association
jnd the first night out the association
ave the city marshal of Milford all three
iegrees and a tiger in the most impres-
ivo possible manner.
coFrEa A14D 1'ISTOLS.
Mr. Lou % Vessofl , of the Capital City
Courier , and Mr. A. Traynor-Camoron
uro not like Damon and Lythias in
mutual affection , and at the entrance to
he opera house Saturday evening Mr.
Cameron entered UOU the work of dee-
orating the nose und eyes of the Courier
puan in the regular English fashion ; bare
. But the
nucklcs , go-as-you-please.
ever vigilant and wide awake police
'when an entertainment occurs at the
opera house , were right at hand
flfll the combatants ycro separated
and subsoquentiy made to enter into
recognizance to answer to the police
court for lighting. The trouble arose
ftoin newspaper articles. A correspond-
cut of tile Courier , Mr. % Vessel's paper ,
. traveling in England , sent an article do-
' erIItivo of English manners and cu-
Louis that Mr. Cameron , who is an Englishman -
lishman , saw lit to answer as wrong in
snother city paper. The Courier man ,
after consultation in the matter , spoke in
- reply , rellecting on Mr. Cameron's ability
fil an actor in recent amateur theatricais
n the city ; hence the hostilities. There
; were expressions of regret abroad yt'u-
t rday that the opening contest at arms
should have occurred at a time and place
whore mutual Interferences wore certain
to follow , for the business entire was of
uck magnitude that peace can scarcely
be expected to reign without the shed-
? dlng of buokctsful of gore. There arc
some elegant duelling grounds around
the city , and in the grey of some early
dawn two carriages , coflins , murderous
pistols , surgeons and seconds mun' repair
to one of thorn , Let time war continue.
fl BIt1EF.
, Thin usual temperance meetings at Red
Itibbon hall and at Temple halt yestar
day were as misnal largely attended unil
of more than usual interest.
I4in oltm ha8 occasion to congratulat (
Itself upon the cordial and thierouglil3
good welcome extended to the conven-
tiom of oharities , a welcome that would
have accommodated trobio the nurnbei
Iiati they came to the city and tested it.
tine of the events in connection wiLl :
the meeting of the Nebraska Mcthodisl
conference in this city vili be the lnyin
of the corncr.stono of the Wosloyat
university that will take place September -
ber 22.
i'lio People's theater will have for thi
present week's entertainment the Clar
l'ateo company , who OCCuPY the corniii
six evenings and Saturday matinee.
John 'rhompson's Around the Work
company is the next attraction at th
Funko , on Saturday evening , Septum
bor IL.
A halt dozen prisoners , the result o
Saturday evenin&'s & work , were in th
city jail yesterday awaiting a hearini
this aiornlng. There are some lifteci
cases on the books for to-day's boating
The case of assault and battery thu
occurrot in the Cottorn saloon has bow
r continimod until Tuesday for trial.
l'ain In the flack and UIp&
178 Fifth St. , Detroit , Michm. , Dee. 16,188.
A year ago I was taken with bovOV
pain In my back and hips. It contiimue
to grow worse untit I had to keep in :
bed. I tried several remedies that wer
recommended without doing me an :
good. I limit put on two Ai.LcocK's Pc
S PLASTERS. They took time paii
away so quick that I was able to be U
In loss than twenty-four hours and in :
week was entirely recovered. was ala
urod of chronic cough by the usoc
TM.LCOCK'S . FLASTKLIS. '
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A PAIROF CHMPANZEE5.
Every flay Lire of Mr. and Mrs. Crow.
hey lii Central l'ark ,
Now York Star : The psychiotogi.
cal and muscular abilities of tiieso
poilcenmen nrc taxed each ( hay to thin mit-
most in deahitig with a crowd of 2(1 ( 000
1)001)10 vlsLtiii the Iloim 1101150 of tlio ev
lork Central Park menagerie. A multi.
tuilo swarm coiitintialiy around the
Chimpanzee fiats. .11. is hero the pilgrims
"stay all day , " if observations of their
appointed watchful guardians arc chron.
ologiciti precise.
It is a curious touch of naturaby which
all sorts gathered here ate rendered kin.
'I'tio scene traiistlxing them is with ad.
.1 OiiiiflL npartmeimts , with barred oening
between , The hero of a few last Central
park summers occupies cue. lie is
hardly eclipsed by time 14i1'rian stranger
in the other , selected as his future corn-
paniomi. With a residence here of less
than two months , however , this young
person already easily practices sunny of
time ways characterIstic of the best so-
duty , 11cr beauty is of an order very
little dependent on nrtiflcimtl or studied
flieans , but is 'unloubtcdlv becoming
more refined from motapnysical inhlu-
onces , n.swell asfronepicurismn. , Ill some
directions she showa herself specially no-
compltshed.
The grace with which she swings herself -
self into her lumnmniock is quite uiisur-
passed. Site carries in tier limund to this
place of repose a piece of good brenu in
preterenco to a novel. 11cr natural selcc-
thins are invariatly wise. For a red
llaidcd blanket iii daily use she shows
prodigious fetidness. This she vill frantically -
tically struggle to hold in contest with
any one who amy try to take it away and
screanming with itli tier might.
Among her entertaining habits is that
of kicking with excessive vehemence in
the air , suspended by the hands and
clutching time blanket dangling about iicr :
flying hiiiibs 11cr disposition combines
miiiclement of peculiar impatience , but : I
sue is an aflcctionato lass for all of that.
On the return of the keeper after an ab-
adieU she staumps eagcrl.y to arrest his itt-
tontion , and only ceasing these ellbrts
ho approaches so that slie may kiss and
embrace him through tue liars.
Soomi after her arrival , with manners
based on long experiences. she hit oiie
of his hmunls painfully in diflerent places
in sudden fury. She very frequently
StanilS at the opening affording a view
of the other room , or jiounds with apring.
lug feet on the wall above it. A similar
fmincy in the way of signals is exercised
by her agreeable neighbor. itis weird
face often appears close to the bars ma observance -
servanco of the youthful , more lightly
forrnd Kitty , Each is fond of taking a
station at soitte of the windows of their
nflartments , giving a view ot the trees
ouitside
The blithe now-comet is still wanting
In knowledge of some of time refinoinents
acquired by the other. 51w can only
partake of milk from a cup held to tier
lips , while the oxpertuoss with which he
uses a simoon to eaf it itishi of bread and
milk sitting at his own private table excites -
cites universal admiration. Shortly be.
fore 5 o'clock he hos the last meal of the
day. lie is apparently itS content with
simple fare and style of service as betoro
t25IOU ( liILL been offered for him.
After the course of bread and milk may
be served adislmof applesshicod and eaten
with a fork. lie has also a knife for divkt-
lug the liL'ceS into smaller sizes , whelm
lie does with neatness and dispatch. A
( lose of castor oil is received with a sub-
(1110(1 manmier at the conclusion of this ro-
) tSt. His napkin is used generally witim
nil tim gravity time business demands , but
lie may be Stikteiily moved by a spirit of
derision for such formality and scamper
front tue table with llglitnimig swiftness ,
pursued by the keoparbciit oil rescuing
the bit of line linen from the teetlm of his
distinguished charge.
This scene is not re-enacted in Kitty's
room , because she hits no napkin. Her
bananas taste very gooti without encuin-
branee. She sleeps in an inchosed bed ,
nioro commonly described as a box.
After supper this is lowered and opened
in otme division , $3 that she may be escorted -
corted within by two attendants One
side is formed with biurs , through which
the crowd attending each of tier ( tally
rooeptions gets Lime last glimiipse of her
roguish eyes as the box is carried oft' to
tflo arsenaL
A ChIneo Complexion ,
Vfmen observed in one of the Caucasian
race , is indicative of bile in the blood.
Who would bsyellow when lie or she can
exhibit the hue of health on cheek and
brow through the aid of Hostetter's
Stomach bitters , an antagonist at whose
onset liver complaint takes refuge in
flight. Fur upon the tongue , nausea ,
sick imeadachie , pains under the rrgtit ribs
nail shoulder blade , mind unpleasantly
odorous nrcathi arc remediable with this
benign alterative , wtiicim does not , like
a imteiit cathartic , drench time Intestines
or , like the mercurial proiarations ) , contaminate -
taminato the blood. Not only the liver ,
but the stomach and bowels are aroused ,
t ned amid regulated by this tine family
medicine , which has won time confidence
of the respectablociasses , imotbystartling
assertions on its bohmaif , but by the con-
sistemmey of the claims mmmdc for it with
its performance in every instance when
estod
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REl ST&TE.
Tranireri I'IlcdAugust 20 , 1887.
E 13 Chandler to Mary Brady , lot . 11 ,
blk8 , Melrose 11111 , wd..5 450
PerhiaJ Wilcox to Annie Curry , lots
17 and 113 , blk 25. Wilcox's 2d add ,
acd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ceoro J Fox to Ida M Vote. lot 14 ,
blk 4 Central park , v d. . . . . . . . . . . 2.500
Joel W West amid wIfe to Robert F
Ilosworth , lots 19 aimd 20 , blk 11 ,
lianscommi place , w d---------------- 4,200
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Ceor.ui Merryweattier and wife to
Itobort Mmmarrywoatlier , n % of nw
SO it. . . . . . 1,000
see 17-10-10 e. con acres , w ,
Johmmi ilLevy toGeorgo Merryweatmier ,
imw of see 17-10-10 e , con 1IX ) acres ,
w (1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000
John I ) O'ltourke to the public , lartof
Btv , ( see 9-14-13 for streets and
L ahioy piaL
Mary .1 Rose and liumband to Editha
Corbeit , lot 2 , Sunnyside add ,
vd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
v ( ; Albright to the public. streets
and alleys In subdly of bik 27 , At.
P brlmlmt's choice , phat.
Joliii Erek to the Western Land avt (
L inrestimient Company of Now York
City , lot 8 bik 2l2Omahiaw d17,500
Lucy M Talinago et a ! to Jolum W
Johnston , lot 10 bik 2 , A S Patrick's
addwd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,600
Jetmnlu Mcintosh to Adelaide 13
Merielo , lot 10 In Mcintosh's subdmv ,
L wd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000
- Otis it Ilaliou ot al to Samuel 11 An-
( lerson hots it amid 11 bik 4 , Central
1'ark iota 2 , 3 and 4 blk 4. and lot 5
blk 5. Everett Place , and lot 17 bik 8 ,
r and lot 5 bhIc 13 , of Awbier Place ,
w ( I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,700
Clarence Sobolkerand wife to Sarah J
Rowley , lot 24 blk 4 , ( Jramnuwrcy
3 l'arkwd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- Sarah Selden to ChIcago , 85 , Paul ,
Minneapolis & Omaha RaIlway Co ,
lots 0 and 7 bhk 52 , city of Florence ,
S wd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
V John 1' 'I'tmomas to henry 0 Dovrtea ,
lot5blk3Omuaimawd. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sixteen transfers , aggregating. . .
t .
Nature usually makes a gallant light
against disease , and when helped by Dr.
J. 11. McI.oan'a Strengthening Cordial
and Blood L'uriflor will eradicate it
L from the system.
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While cutting oats Saturday a farmem
y named Johnson , living near Oakland ,
C Cobs county 111 , , was bitten by a rattle
V snake from the effects of which he died ,
- lie was binding oats when ho ran into
large nest of rattlesnakes , and suceeedec
0 In kiillng fourteen bforo ho was bitten
Other men who caine to his asstatanci
0 euccoeded in killing cloven morO.
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Chronto nasal . oatarrhguarantoe
.ctzrc-br. Smigu's Catitrh Remedy.
SONE : RARE TAPESTRIES.
A Visit to a Fanous racto Where Artist-
10 FabrIcs are Made ,
HOW CARPETS ARE WOVEN
Dimoulty of Airatmgln tIme Colored
Threads to Make a PIcture-
flow They Weave and the
Dimeult Process.
San Francisco Chronicle : Only ro-
coutly I spontqultc adelighiful afternoon
witlm some friends at the Gobolina , far ,
far iiwmty from time rushing thmrong that
crowls the boulevards and adj.scent rues
in tim neighborhood of time grand opera ,
says a Paris lcttor :
The minister of fine arts Is contemplating -
plating a plan for the entire rcconstruc-
tion of the famous manufactory , the
ftmnds needed being estimated as high as
p,000,000,000. Nothing will be done this
year , however , for time appropriations of
1887 only give $12,000 to the Gobetins for
repairs , anl it Is not half enough for that
Purpose. Ido imot see any useof cnlarg.
ini an estriblishmmiment to less timatm 100.
The buildings are certainly old amid in a
seiise ugly , but they are not devoid of
picturesqueness , and they Immure proved
quito smitlielent for the production ot
mnaliy SPheiidil mnasteriieces of tIme art to
which tImeS are consecrated.
Wiiim Louis XIV. , at the instance of
Colbert , inmrcimascd this hotel from time
Gouhin family iii order to convert it
into a ' 'royal ' manufactory of furniture
for time crown , " his minister secured time
Services of nil tee workhmen skilled in
time art of making tapestry who wore to
be found in l'aris , Time art hind been
practiced here simmce the reign of henri
11. ( lie was killed in a tournament while
wearing the colors of Dinime of I'oitlers
by Count Montgomery , a captain in time
Scottish guaris ) , hut as time number of
SkillUl weavers was small , Colbert
brought in several from Flanders , where
the art was themi very ilourishing.
The colony was smmpplled with quarters
in time manufaetory itself ; they preferred
Flemish to French bread , and hoer to
wino and so a bakery aimd brewery were
SiiIpiied them , and the management
proved so satisfactory that it titus ever
since br'en leretuatcl ( , time prcseimt
workmen at the tobeiins being descendants -
ants of those who immigrated more than
two hundred years ago , and , like their
ancestors , they are furnished with lodg-
iogs in thQ place. Each fmmmily tins its
little apartment , and alsO a patcim of
Frommnd for time cultivation of vegetables.
LImo brewery mund bakery no longer exist ,
btmt there is a good school supported by
time sto where the children mire emlu-
cated , mccli attention being devoted to
iirtwmmimr : , a branch of art timat is absolutely -
lutely necessary for those to master who
intend to follow timeic fattier's calling. At
an early age the boys enter time ateliers ,
and arc taught the trade , all the trathi-
tioims and technique of time art being
iiaflled down from generation to genera-
tion.
'l'lie ( lobelins manmmfnctory consists of
three delartmeiits , all diIliring frommi
eachm other. One is for the tapestries , a
second for carpet-making , and the third
is time dye houo. 'J'tmcstr. : , , the term
is used at time Gobelins , is a fabric in
whelm various colored threads arc rolled
and twisted over a vertical or horizontal
chaiim in such a way as to form of time two
a single fabric , nrcsontiiig a surfaee on
wtmicim lines and slmntes of color are com
blued iii time same way that they are in a
painted picture or in mosimucs iiitdti of en-
nrnels or little colored cubes ot marble.
'l'apestry tlifIers frotmi embroidery in this :
that in it the higures or design form an
integral part of time tissue , while in time
otimer they are simply smiporiniposed on
time tisstme , Anti tauestry , although
woven , difThrs from what arc usually
known as woven or brocoded tissues , in
this : thiitt it is always iiand nmade , and is
notthe result of a nicehmanieal proecs in-
( lefle italy repeating time siuno design , each
and every piece of tapestry beinginm itself
an original work.
here is imow they weave , as 1 understand -
stand It : The threai vhicli form the
chaino or warp are arranged on the looni
perpendicularly. They arc of cotton ,
arranged parallel to eacim other , close to-
gethier , amid extcmnd from time ceiling to
time floor of time work room , bcmn
wrmiipctL above around a itruin. aiml
ft4ttmnett : to a corresponding drmmmn below ,
mtrommtid which time piece of tapemtry is
rolled as it is completed. Tim threads
tiSel to cover this warp are called time
trame , or woof , amid these of wool or
silk , are of many colors , arranged each
shade on a separate broehetimut i to say ,
shuttle or bobbin. 'limo mechanical part
of time weaving process consists in passing -
ing these brochmes between the threads of
time cimamno , and in twisting time silk or
woolen yarn on them arotnd ; eimcii cotton
thread of time warp in such a way that
they will form the woof of the completed
tissUe. This is ( lone with the assistance
of a series of thread known as time lisses
arranged In two groups , a lisse of each
being fastened to an alternate thread of
time chain. By a slight pull on the
piece of wood to winch ono end
of time lisses of time same group are all
fastened the weaver can draw
toward him at the same time all time
threads of the chalim or warp to which alt
tim otimer ends are fastemmed , while time
otimor tlmremids oftime chain remain In their
Places. After wrapping time woof around
thorn he repeats the 'operatica with time
other group of lisses , anti in this way the
woof becomes twstetl in between thio at-
tomato Umrcads of time warp. These lisses
are arranged above time imead of time artist ,
and this is why tapestries made at time
( lobelins are called haute lisso tapeStry.
'Jut at Boauvmtis time warp is arrangel on
the loom imorizontaily , anti the lisses are
placed on a level witim time wool , hence
tapestries mmmdc there are called basso
lisso tanestry Thin oniy difThreimce be-
twecti time two sorts is that at Gobehin time
warp is perPendicular to ii line drawn
from left to right of the design , white at
Iteauvais it is horizontal to such mu line
the wool in the fornmor running up and
( lOWmm time tissue and in time latter front
side to side , Aside , however , from a
slight difThrcnce of appearance in the
finished tissue , timere ma no ditThreimco
between a Gobulins ammd a Ileauvais tapestry -
estry , one being quite as valuable as time
other.
Time Gobolins weaver sits between his
loom aud the picture ho is copying , lie
sits facing the llgimt timat comes front a
largo window , and his back is turned to
the cartoon of the picture. Hecan ommly
see his model by turning his head , and
ho only sees the reverse of time tapestry
ho Is executing , When imo is changm
the shmmude of time wool tie makes a knot
with time thread of the color ho has been
I using and as alt Ilmese knots are necessar
ily immado on thin wrong side of the work
; the front prescuts a verfect smooth aur
face.
face.Time
Time process is not only oxceedingl
diflicult because of tflo great variety and
number otcolora and stmndos used , and
the skill mieoded to arrange thonm in suet
? way as to reproduce exactly time drawing -
ing , coloring and shatimmig of time cartoon
teen , bat it is also very slow work , Ir
intricate portionma of a piece of tapastry
time most skillful artist veavor can not
make more than a square yard in twclv
mouths , and few large pieces are cent
I lletet In less than ton years and thur
emily when it is possible to put severs
weavers at work on it at the same time
Ilne carpets are also woven mit tu
Gobelins , hco cawutare handmade
AOTlON WhOLEALE
. Wednesday , August 31St ,
At ,1O A. M. , 208 , 210 , 212 S. 1 ith St. , Omaha , Neb.
Our first trade sale , when we will offer an immense line of regular clothing , consisting of
suits , overcoats , peajackets , rants coats , etc. Also full line of furnishing goods , carpets ,
rugs boots , shoes , eto , ALL NEW GOODS. It will payyou to attend this sale and be eon
-vinced that you can buy cheap. We are the originators oflow prices in Omaha , and will give
you a chance on each and every Tuesdayand Wednesday following the 31st , to buy at aug-
tion , regular goods.
KOHN & WELLS.
Wi will take a consigniiient hnd sell for any one's account , stocks of clothing , boots and shoes , . bitt will not receive Urn.
ited goods.
and are of a kind known as Savonnerie
carpets. 'l'liero is a story 1mm cxistoimce
that they got timis name ( rein time fact
that formerly such carpcb $ tvore motto
in a bumldmng that had becis a soap
[ savoni factory. but very likely there is
no truth iii this legend. EL is true , however -
ever , timat very early in time seventecimth
century there was a .Maison do in Savon-
nerie near Chaihiot , now a part of l'aris ,
which Marie do Modleis had given up to
time poor rus a home , amid that in .July ,
1(127 ( , Louis XII decreed that all carpets
of every kind made in time kiimgdom
should lie woven by time inmates of this
home. From timat building the factory
was in after years moved to time Louvre ,
and timenco , in 1821 , it was taken to the
lJobelinms.
There Is no materIal difference in the
trocesa of carpet and tapestry making.
'l'ime looms are alike , anti time chain is arranged -
ranged in the same way , but time weaver
sit.s with his back to the light , anti faces
time rigimt side ot time tvork instead of its
buck , us is time case at the tapestry loom.
Time design the carpet weaver is to COlY
is spread otmt over his head , and he tins
only to glance ulward iii ordet to sea it.
lie twists time wool backward nut ! for-
svard between two threads of the chain
amid fastens it with a kimot , leaving a loop
projectiug. time lcnthm of which depends
on time ( iesircd thickmmess of time carpet.
When ho tins made it certain number of
these loops lie cuts olItimoir tops , and the
ends are then clipped with it ) air of
shears tmntil the smirftce : is itei'fectiy
snmootlm. 'l'he Si&vonnerki carpet is what
is knowim iii time trade nsa velvet eariet ,
hut it is a great deal thicker than any
umacimimmo-nmado carpet ol' ' that class. Its
beauty depends Oii time ai-tfstie character
of time designs-which in some cases are
veritable pietures-nnl in time colors
which should be of shades and tints not
to be fommnti in other cthlots. : ! A great
deal of artistic instinct i called for to
arrange these sli aema harmoniously , and
great immanual skill is necessary iii order
to blcmui theft so as to mltie time lOiflts
where time weaver passes from one point
to another.
M. Chmcvreul if at time head of the dye
works. Ibis over 100 yearsold , tins benmi
at time Gobolins ever since 1827 mind knows
more about colors than all the paintcr
that were over born. 'rhero ame no fewer
than 14,000 ditFerent simatcs ( of color in
use at time Gobclhns. 'J'iie silk and voot-
en woof is all dyed in time plmce : and tIme
( lye Imouso is pcrimais unique In time world
for time variety and value of its work it
also suppiies all time colors used at limo
Beauvais faptory.
Tapestries amid carpets made at time
Cobe1in arc still intended for time decor-
atiomm of public buildIngs , and none of
the products ever sold , hut occasionally
time chief of state makes omoone a pros-
cur of a piece. Just now tIme establmahi-
mneimt is at work on a series imitended for
thu Elysees palace , into whmieht I conduct-
0(1 YOU last New Year's day , also on an-
oIlier series that will go to the Luxemu-
berg to emnhellislm time senate chamber ,
itmiti on 1)iOCCS intended for the national
library. Time decorative jmnels in the
bmifitit of time Gratul opera , representing
ten , coffee , wine , etc. tvero woven at time
Gobeiins , and in time Garde Meuble some-
thiimg like ammo thousand tapestries that
once decorated rbval and imperial palaces -
aces in this country are now stored
away.
SHE LOVED A SAILOR.
A Girl AssurneM Male Disguise to Join
the Navy.
San Francisco Chronicle : On the
night of August 2 a policemiman arrested
a sailor on Broadway wearing time uniform -
form of time United States navy with the
name of time Hartford on his cap for beIng -
Ing drunk'Time prisoner gave the name
of Fever Costello. As Costello wits suffering -
fering from the effects af a long spree ,
tie was sent to the receivmmu hospital for
tremttmcnmt. When Hospital Stewart John
Ve1ls procctdcd to strap Costello to time
bed lie was struck 1w the remarkably
small feet and hands of the sufferer. He
could not find mu strap small ouough to
oeM either , and concluded to keep a
close watch by time bedside so that Cos-
tehlo would imot do anythmng violent.
Dr. Buckley nroppea in later to admnin-
ister medicine to the patient and \Vclls
remarked to hmhni :
" % S'hmat a frail little fcllotv this is to be
following time sea. "
1)r. Buckley then loft anti Wells began
to rtnmove Costello's cotUs ! to make him
more comfortable. Ilorloticed the delicate -
cato mold of time arm anti amined with
interest the pictures of animals , repre-
smiting an entire menagerie , which were
tattooed mull over time body. During time
furttm3r process of thlsroinngt Wells made
another discovery which caused 1dm to
utter an exclanmatfomi of nstonmmsimmcnt so
loud that it quickly brouimt Dr. Buckley
to imis sttte ,
"That's not a sailor , " ald the excited
\Vohis , pointing toCosteltol
"Well , what then ? " i it
"A "
woman.
"A what ? ' ' I
" .Jtmst what I any. Shieisnmasqucrnding :
, in the garb of a sailor. Probitbiy site be-
I caine tlrumnk somewhere and they dressed
tier up in this suit. " i'
Dr. Buckley found that % Vells spoke the
truth , and that the woman was approach-
lug maternity. He said last night :
When sue was brought in at first I
: thought site was rather undersized for a
sailor , but I never suspected that she was
a woman until told of It by VollL She
r had evkloutiy been used to shaving tier-
L self , for there was a faint growth of hair
on her upper lip , and at least a day's
growth of beard on her taco. I Paid 110
. further attention to time case , because time
- girl was a prisoner , and I have not heard
of her since , "
, When % 'ehis was spoken to In regard
t to the matter he ask , "how du'l you hear
of it ? The girl told mci lair wholc story ,
and I promised I wouldn't let It get into
the papers. That's why nothing has
been std about It until mmow. Since you
fouimd it out , imowovor. I'll tell you.
"Timegirl was it Kanaka , limit SPoke
, . . English quite , well. She was t' vety
dark skinned itnd was quite handsome
Sue looked like an octoroon. Simo saki
tiiiut she hiatt a lover named 'illmam Tnt -
nor , who was in time navy. She wanted
to be near him all the time ammd ho contrived -
trived 'to get her on board the Hartford ,
where sitit was for twoyears. About two
mouths before sime cmmmue Imero 'I'urnor was
( li3cbargcd anti committed a robbery , for
which lie was sent to San Qtmeimtin for two
years ott Jumly 23 by Judge Murphy ,
Site had been used to ( irinking her grog
regularly on shmipnoard nmmd when imimr
lover was soimtcnced she went on a spree ,
which finally wound up here. 'J.'ho next
muormiitmg nftem' her arrest shme sent for a
friend , who bailed her out. She left for-
teited imor bailarmd I haven't heard ok lior
since. "
William Turner , according to the roe-
ortimi of Judge Murphy's court , was sent
to San Quenthmi for two years on July 33 ,
its stated by the girl to W lls.
WEIQj
PURE
pie PRICES
C-REAM
AIUNG
OWOEB
fJ8 PERrECY MADE
Its BUIOVlOr OXcolienco proven in nmiilions of
imomimom tor more thuna qurtur of ii century.
it Is used by ( ho United States Uovernnont. ,
Endorseii by time htaiis of tiic ( ; roat tinirersi-
ties , ft the Strongest , 'mIr'st cliii Most Health-
ful. fir. l'rlco's the only flaking I'owder that
doCR flot contain Amnmimoflia , Lime , or Alum.
Sold only in onus.
iltICfi BAKiNG I'OWIlilt CO.
saw vorta CumOAQO. Sr. i.OUi&
HEALTH. WEALTH. _ _
DR. OTTERBOURG ,
Cor. l8tim and Dodge Sta. , Omaha , Neb.
A RegularGrudunlo hi Medicine
stud Special Practitioner ,
Atmtimodzod to treat all Chronic , Nervous aml
"Siioeinl Diseases"
( Whether causo4 by In'prudonoo , Excess or
Conmaglon ) semInal Weaknocs , ( night losses )
toxuiLl Dcbliutyioss ( 5 ? sexual power ) , Nerv-
mm , Debility , flood Disorders , etc. Cuirabio cases
F ilarnntosd or money rotundod. Charges low.
iliousands of cases cUred. Ago and experience
are lmnportusnt. All medicines especially pro.
pared br Imica Individual case ,
No Injurious or Poisonous Coin-
pound. Used.
No time lost from business. PatIents at a
distance treatoS by loiter and .xpresa. Medicine
sent everywhere free from gaze or breakage.
No Delisyin FIllisigOrders.
For 4 cents In stamps , will mail ti-so. all our
prlntea literature , eunbractnga"SymptounList"
on whioli to got a lull lmistory of Dlsoase , ote.
State your case and send for terms. Au we
ask is a trial. Secrecy ob8erved either In person -
son or . by mail.
OFFICK Ilottas-
9 to 1a.m.,2to6and7tosp. in. Sundaysin-
cludod. Consulting room No. 4.
' Billiousness ,
.1 j. .
, Sick Headache ,
- . Constipation ,
, Dyspepsia.
It cool. the blood ; It gLves delight :
it shirpen. 'it' the appetite
It .ir. iii. liver do4t. part.
And .tInulites the feeble heirt ,
All iamb , , . agonm'i' . . PndUrP'i ,
i37TAiitAi..S 5ItIiiZICL ( Cite be cured ,
S. T. BALDRIDGE , A , M. ,
Phyctam. S.rgcn ,
061cc , Cor. 15th and Farnam ats ,
Residence , 2621 Farnam st.
Hours. P to 11 a. in. , 2 to 6 p. in.
I
HOUSEKEEPERS'IDEAL ' KETTLE
Something entirely now
arid sells at eight. lIar.
ton's Stenmiess. Odorless -
, loss , Non.I3oIl-Ovor-Ket-
tie. has deep raisoil
a cover and water JoInt ,
and an outletwbich cur.
rles all steam and odor
of the chImney. Patsnt
Stoamnor aitsobmeni
. alone worth thn prico.
- AgOnt wanted , male or
female in every town 1mm Nebraska. i'mflts $5 to
$10 per duty. LIberal terms and exclusive tern-
tory giveo. Send stamp for circular uumdtornma.
Prices , @qt. , $1.75 ; 8 'it$1.56 ; 10 qt. , U ; 14 rjt. .
$2.s. Model by mail. ) c.
y. s. cOoMuROoneral Agent
Omaha eb. , 1' . 0. ti 4J.
FOR SALE.
Anisianit on thoSoutherimeosat or Mns&achu
potts. ( mod dalmink and boachfor bathing. Lo
cated in limo best Summer Climate inthe world
VOL. full particiars address ,
fifiWAtti ) , U. blRflitILi. ,
. . . Mutuil. , Lit. . flulidlag , Nassau .t. , ? { Y ,
nonct Mci chazu ,
4wuo I. ( ACQOAINTTfl WiTh VIZ oSoamiAlny or Trill
oovlrr we. ! . e.g er zxAliImWio xiu. uTUAT TES
'
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND &PAFIC ! RAILWAY
ill iWIOfl of It. Oeiitrai pott1ot co.e reiction to lines
Lut of Chlcs.go , sut contItt.zua un-i. * 5 t.rminai
point. Wct , lorthweit and Snnthwet , i the true
middle lurk in thet traneontlnntft , .yitein which
invites &nd t&elilt&toe traeei &nd trililo betwsin Ito
. &tlsntlo , .nd i'&ciSo.
The Rock 1.iand main lmnnanuibranciie.tnciudoclil-
050 , .Toilot , Ottawa , La Sail , ' , I'eorIa. 0 cnoeo , Moilne
and Rock IIand , in 1IInoiii ! Davenport. Mu'catln. .
Waiiington. Fairlicid , Ottumwa , Oskaloosa , W.t Lit-
erty.iow& CmtyiesMolncs. indlanoia.Wtntcriet , ALlan.
tic , xnoavlli. , Audubon , Harlan , Outirlo Cozitro and
Councli Bluff. , in io ai ( laliatla , trenton. St. Joseph ,
Cameron anti Karcas CIty , In ) tlourl ; Leayenworth
andAtchlron.lnKaneaei Albert I.eeMlnnoapoili and
Ct.l'auiInMlirneotfti Watertown and Sioux Faiis.I
Dakota , and hundrodi of interinedlato citlo , , and towns.
. .t'The Creat Rock Island Route" (
Cuiarantees spead. eornort , certainty and safety. Its
permanent way Is dltlntulshed , for ite ozcellenco. It.
bridge. are of atone and iron. It. track is ot bUS
.t.oi.It. roliIag.tockpertect. mtsp.,5engoreqnlpm.ris
baaailtiie .afotynppllaocoethatoxperleneo haepNve2
iiretui , and for luxurious accommodatIons I. uUr-
passed. ita Express Trains conIrt ot euperlor OaT
Coaches , elegant i'uIinan i'aiaco Porior and Sleeping
Car. , sapoib DinIng Cars , providing diicIou5 mcci , ,
and ( between Chicago and SL Jo.epb , Atchl.on and
Ewes City ) FelIce Ree1ln1g Chatr Car. . Its man-
agemeflt II conservative , II. discipline exactIng.
"The Famous Albert Lea Route"
Between Chicago atul Mlnnoapoil. and St. Paul Ii ( ii
favorIte. Oyorthi.ilne SolId Fast Expreu Trains run
daily to attractive reorts for tourists in Iowa and
) tlnnes ta. and , vIa Watertown and Sioux Fails. to ths
rIch becI and grazlngiand. of Interior Dakota. Via
Seneca and Jfcnkakeo , tle Itock island oifore superIor
inducementS to trayeler. between CincInnati , IndIan-
spoil. . Lafayette and CouncIl Iiiufta. St. .toMpii. Atcht-
son. LoaTenwortb , Kansce CIty , St. l'aul , and Intense-
Slate points. Alt patron. ( e.pecfaliy ladle. arid ohII-
dron ) reeeiveprot.ctioitcuurtoiy and kindly attention.
For tickets , map , . foidere , copies of Wotorn Trail , or
any desIred Information , apply to prIncIpal once. In
the VaIied Htatea and Canada. or athirrue , at ChIcago ,
I , L tAiL ! , t , ST. JOIN , S. A. HOLDOUt ,
. .1a thaLE..e. . . Lu'S O..l E..a..r. 0. . . TOL P.M. AgS
LEAKY ROOFING ,
Tin or Iron , Repaired.
And Painted , arid gimnrmumteod tight for number
of years. t'ulimts never blister.
GRAVEL ROOFING
Manufactured amid rtnlred. , Fire Proof Paint
uppilod to shinrios 15 yenrs experience.
uvam. 11. CIJIUtAN & SON ,
2111 S.13t St. hot. Arbor imrmd Vinton.
RICHARD NUNN , M. D. ,
( nunf.ims ) .
OOULIST AND AURISTI
1518VODCEST. 10A.M. TO4P.M.
_
J. . B. HAYNES
- _ OFFiCIAL
STENOGRAPHER
THIRD 'JUDICIAL DISTRICT ,
27 Chamber of Commerce.
EDUCATIONAL.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY.
CRESTIIR. 25th voaropens SEI'TIIMLiELI 14.
A M1i.1'tARY CO1.l.E0I4.
DEOREES IN CIVIL E4IINEliltiN0
CH KMISTItY AILCU 1TacrII1tl , A fiTS.
Preparatory Courses. Thorough 'ruchnleai
Work. All Dopnrtniouits conducted by able
P1t0FlSSOltS. MIlItary syltohmm second only to
that of U. B. M. A. Animuals of Liout. El T Hart.
loll , 14(15 Sherman Ave. , City : or Chief Pay-
master's Onice , Armv lioatl'jtucrters.
COL. TllltO. ILYAT'I' President.
TJtE1IHoLI ) INSTJTUTfl-eeboId , New
I Jorsey-44th year. l'ropnren for Princeton ,
Yale , Columbia , harvard , arid for linalness.
10ev. A. 0. Chameoers , 1. . 11 , Irlnclpu1.
Morgan Park Military Academy
A ftrt-olass Itngllslm , Classleni rind Commer.
clii ) School. Send for Cmttnlojtmo.
MORGAN PARK , COOK CO. , ILLINOIS.
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.
Thirty-ssvenitm yeurbeglns Sept. Sth,1Stt.
For clrcular or spociSi intoronallon aditross
finracell , SmItb.Lb. I ) . Dean , Albany , N. V.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
And hOME SChOOL mr Gilds.
KANSAS CITY No. lull corm. of .ccompll.h
TCacbOr rupil. r.celyecl at any limo. Eon circula
51447 to , 511. , J. Mc.OMAB. Principal.
EDUCAtE YOIJIt SONS.
-Ti 1 i--
UNIVERSlT or IOl'RE DAME
offOrs untimtmalIetl tmdvmtntsgwe to Iniliurt to your
somms 'nit ! wards it thorough oolucmmtloom icr olth-
c000onorelal Comirri , , , or a lull coursocornprla-
molt clastic. , iuiw , scIence , matlroonatles and
musIc.
TIlE MINIM lEr1iudrlLNT
( St. ltdwarul'a hail ) for boys under % lmioteofl
years ofago. Heoroeoncliidlrigwirooa tosend
your eons send ( or aeatumioguocontuIuulni blue.
tratlons ( jr time buildings of Notre Danmo and
full particular. its to terms and couras of atmmtJr
The miflim sessIon open 'mueduyiteptorabcr StIr ,
.4557. AthIross Rev. 'r. is. wJeb , 0. 11. 0. , l'rui.
UniTorsity , otre Dainolnd. ' ,
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION IN BAKIHa
-ANI ) ALL--
MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN
JUICES , BY USING TIlE
WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR
oUSD EXCLUSIVflL ? ON 1fl.
.
.
S.
S
MARVELOUS RESULTS
LOSS IN SHRINKAQE OF MEATS.
Very fwpenple knowthnttbo ShrInkage of Menti
toasted I n a clo.e ov.n I. from thIrL.tteo to forts ice
c.iL All meat contalu..eeruty.Gvo percent. of wfttS ?
and only tw.t.tI.tivePer epnt.ofoIIi matter no.1 the
ioe ( hut I. Ou.de In the roastlngl. ruado In tfueevni.o ,
ration of Ihojuioe. , , ttch I. the YIt.tL LLET or MLT
Effoot of tito SOLID OVEN Door.
SirloIn mmilurnorwslloioiie will be
A TEN pound '
yognVCrnto mix pou.feand tone ounooc of 'itoalted
zn.at.showlng a ioeof three pound. nod twelve ounce
of JuICe. While the In. . I. IIO i..reunt.Of the tote
eeight , It show. tie eaorinou $ LOBS UI FIlET lIJi
catT.F , TUE JUIcx.
Eoct of WIRE GAUZE OVEN Door.
A TEN pound Sirloin. medium orweil..lone wtlI b
reduced to ninupoun.ls .uoIclght ouuoeof iioed.i
mast. snowing a loagof pI5bt ounce. ofjuloa. WhIle
Liii. los. is See per cent. Of tha total we.hL itibowe
It , . vorysmatl LObIOF i UTSLVEN icItCENT. or uic
$ tiiu rOs ILtUSTMTLD C1RCULAR3 ANO Pilot LusTs.
CKARTER OAK STOVES and ANGEB are
SOLD IN 1EBASKA as foliowsm
MILTON ROGERS & SONS..OMAHA.
P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .
flALLAS& . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
K. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SPIINGS.
Ii. AUtI ) & . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CITY.
w. p. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
J. a. STURDEVANT &SON..ATKINSON.
J. ) CASS& . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .
KRAUSS , LULIKER & WELCH..CoLuMBus.
OLDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TANNEI.1. & SWEENEY..AmPIIURY.
cmrIl.F. & . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , J3nND.
J. J. McCAFFEItTV..O't'iRIu.t , Cav. ,
R. HAZLE\VOOI.Osccot.A. .
J , S. DUKt. ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
, . A. l'APDEN & . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
fIMMEIttIAN &EKAKEP..Vsaoou.
RUPTURE CURED
fly hr. Smiodlker's unetimod. No operation ; no
i'aium ; no tletoiitloa horn btisiimoss , Aolmptool , to
chllilrcn as se-oil rue grown People. Ilumimilrode of
autograph trstlnmoninle on file. All bmisltiuss
strictly confidential. Constiltatloim freo.
PROF. N. D. COOK
oorn 6 , 1514 Douglas St. , OmnalaNch. ,
THECHICAGOAND
North-
NorthWestern 4
.A2I4 W..A.
Short Liae
Offlaha -
,
001111011 Bluffs
Aild Chiao
The only road to take for Des Moines 7 on-
Ilmalluown , C odour ltumpiols , Cilomton. llxon Chlca-
go , Milwaukee and mull PtilfltI eotst. 'j'o time pee.
plo of Nebraska , Colortulo , Wyoming , utah
Idaho , noyotcn , Oregon , SYa.imiuigtnom , unit Call-
1orriia , It oilerS StijIorlor advantages not l'odsl- '
lob by any oilier line.
Aumong a tow oS time imuinoromie points of su.
prlority oomJoyed by lIi luatrons ( or liil road
between Oumialma iuumd Chlcaortt-t , Its two trains
a dimy of DAY COACIIIIH , which more tire tiumedt
that burnout. . art itnol , lImtI'nuIty CLLII credo. Its
PALAUSLI siuiiqc ; CAltS , wiulcim lire models
of couuifort itnol oiegaomco. Its 1'AIt1)iI IItAW. j
INC IIOOM CAlti4 , mmntuIrpotseti In' zuiiy ' nnl n.e
W'doly ' celobratooi I'4tL.A'l'1A14 iIN1N'i ) ( CAllS , . .
tire ollimul ot wlulclm cnnlIot be found eisowhoro
At CouncIl Illimlra the traIns of thu liomion PucIfle
Ity. coimnect In ( lumlon 1)opot whim dioso Of the
Chloawo k Northwestern Ity. Tim Chicago the
trainS of this hue lumako chile coliuloetlonm with
those of all eattorn mimic. .
For Detroit , Coliinmbus 1rmdIumapolis , Chicle-
nail , Nlagurmu mmli , , Iiultuio , l'ltlsburmt 'l'oronto ,
Montreal , liostun , Now York , l'iilladolphlrt ,
thmltiunore , Wnahington amid .ull ; ioloits in the
cruet , atk for a tloknt un dma
"NoItTIISvCSTEILN. "
If you wish tli best a0001IulTmOlatiOIl , All tickol
agents soil tickets via this lint ? 41
Ii , I1UlIlFr , K P. WILSON ,
Gent. ) IRIInger , ( lonI , I'utss'rAgent
Clmicago ill.
w. M. IJAIICOCK. 1. . IL IIOLLCS ,
wuttoumgont , City ) 'a.i'r Agommt ,
ifliabltNoiirmusko. ,
-
STECK PIANOS
Remarkable for powerful sympa.
timetic tomme , plIable actIon anti absolute -
solute dmirabllity ; 30 years' record , '
time best guarantee of lime excellence -
lence of these instruments
VOODBRIDGE BROS. ,
OSTMANH000.YoUtlmtul.OuihI )
t- .tduuitN , crvoomsltibilityemttiac4
tiiiouglm err.ie MIutI hood pritctIeti CURED.
OULDEN SEAL VOlSLocUsImn. bLLuul.
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