THE OMAHA DAILY FIZE , SUNDAY. APKTL C > . ISOe.-TVTEXTY-FOrR PAGES ,
Corner 16th -las Streets.
The best lighted store in the city. Departments all on one floor. Complete stocks to select from. Inspection invited. Courteous treatment guar
anteed , whether you purchase or not.
this manufacture are made from the very pppalar this season , 4P-inch , at 75c Lace curtains 8 yard ? kmg at 76c SI. boot patterns , extra long , at 50c , One , Notion
Linen Dept. very best selected material by skilled a yard. f 1.50 and 22 per pair ; t yards long at 75c , $1 , M.25 and SI. 50 per pair.
workmen , -with the luteM , improved machinery French Challies. all wool , very hand f2 , $2.50 , $8 , 8-4 , $4.50 , 63.50 , S < " , , $7 , 89 Ladies'Silk Plated'Hose , black and
Table pafldinj : . SC-i eh , 50c ; 64-inch , chinery , and are so thoroughly fioished some patterns HO-in COe per yard. and $10 ; > er pair.
. . that do oocle. will shrink fancy patterns , at Sic , SI and $1.25 per .Department
Toe ; ( tMncb , 51 and 51.15 per yard. they not net , Graciense Suitings. combiastion
VV&bh Cloths , Etc , oc , 6e , Sc and 10s and can be worn in damp weather without stripes and plain to match , cut in any Chenille porUers , handsome designs pair.
with dados , 4D-in wide , 8 yards long -at Ladies" fob chains , gold and oxidized
the least tne fabric. desired , .
each. out injury to length , US-inch at 5c per yard. " .
89 , f 11 , $12.50 and 23 pair. Lndier" Brown Lisle Ho = .e. white split at 2f.c. 51. SI.25 , 81. fill , 51.75 , Jiatid 2.25
per
Linen Diapers. 20-inch , ; 22-inch , Goods show just what they are and will French Serge. SS inches wide , at GOc feel , at 50c a pair ; reduced frere ( > f > c. each.
. of 36 . be until worn oat , us there is no weighting yard , iti all the and most de- "
82.25 per piece yards. per scarce Heavy Jute draperies , 60-in wide , at Glove buttonerf at Sc and 2" > c each.
Cotton Dialers. JS-inch , foe : 20-inch , ing , stiffening or artificial lustre n. ed fcirable shades. GOc , 75c , SOc. $1.25 and S1.50 per yard. One line of children's ribbed cotton Boa bons. mouth mirrors , oxidired
75c ; 22-inch , SDe ; 24-inch. I'Oe ' per piece to increase the weight or finish. We Two lines of fine silk Velvets , in all Hose , heavy quality , black and colors , bottles and charms at 60c each. New
of 1C yards. have the exclusive sale in Omaha lor the new spring colorings , at SOc and fl Colored striped scrim. 40-in wide , ISc at loc a pain sizes somewhat broken ; and novel.
Slouched. Hemstitched Lunch this popular line of goods. per vard. and 20c ; 42-in , 2-3c per yard ; Beatrice they ace a bargain. 25c Assorted each , in fancy many hair new pius designs. from ETC to
Cloths fl.50 each. Plaid Silks at SI and S1.25 a yard. colored scrim , S5-in , lOo and 12jc ; 40-in , Stoniue stud sets and cull but. Urns for
5-4 Bleached Lunch Sets , with Kap- Challies. Tnese come in a great range of the ICc i > er yard. line Infants of sizes , Wool and Hosiery in , a both complete black full dress at 76c per set and pair.
Irins to match , at 8.5. S .f > D , SC , S7.5D , $3 newest colorings and are decidedly qualities Gold'cnff buttons at 2 > > c , f.f'C , COc , 75 c
and colored , at from 10c to 50c a pair.
and & per t-et. cheap at the prices quoted. " and ! 1 n pair.
Cotton Challies , 22-5n , light colored Madras Drapery Ladies" Ribbed Lisle Vests with long
Printed Calored Bordered Lunch Faille Silks at $1 and Surahs at 70c , Cut silver bracelets at lOc each , the
Bets , with Napkins to match , at S4 , $4.75 , ground -with handsome ficrures , at 5o in all the new spring shades , are bath sleeves , also pants , at 40c , SOc and ( Tic a very ne\u-st.
. and 7c ; 36-in challies. all the latest designs garment- Gold scarf pins at 25c. 50c , 75c and Jl
SO , frG.OO and SB set.
per items of interest to intending pur
signs and colorings. 12tc ; black ground 34-in andr.-in,12fc ; S4-in and 40-in , Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Vests , at lOc , e.nch.
Cloths , Dlain fancy
Bleached Trny ana . . chasers. 15c ; extra fine , 52-ln wide and ' . . Chatelaine bags at S3. 51.25 and $1.50
cy borders , at 4 ( > c and 7iic each. with white figures.2G-in , atl2Jc a yard. Two-toned Brocades Black Satin very 15c. 20c , 2uc , I'.Dc and SOc each. each.
Flannels , lust colors , , handsome , at 40c per yard : cotton pongee Our line of hand-made Torchon
Outing non- -
Bath Towels , fancy striped , at7c , lOc , Rhiidamas , with .small , cardinal , heliotrope ' l.udies' belts , leather anfi velvet , at
loc. 20r , S5c up to fide each. fchrinlring. 2S-5n wide , at 15c pur yard. gee drapery'new style SG-in wide , lie Laces is ve-y complete , being espec 25c atid T.r > c each.
6-S Unbleached Napkins , extra qualities Tennis Stripes , 2in , 12jc a yard. trope , old rose and old gold figures. per yard ; estra fine , UO-ia wide. 2Dc per ially strong in extra fine patterns , Tom thumb frincos , all silk , for fancy
ties , at fl and SI.50 doyen. Teazle Cloth , stripes and plaids , 23 Higti novelties in Colored Brocaded yard. prices range from 5c to 51 } > er yard.Ask work , at 20c per yard.
Blenched Napkins , in 5-5 and 8-4 in , loc per yard. Silus , with plain silks and wool fabrics to see them. '
fcizcs. at 51.25. 41.50 , SI.75. 82. S2.50 , S3 , to match. Plain cotton scrim , 23-in and 40-in Some special rood things in VTindsor Ladies'
645.50 , S4.50 , 5 > 5 , Sa.50. SB and SG.50 oer NOVELTIES IN wide , at 15c and JSc per yard ; linen Scarfs for boys wear in great varieticsat
dozen. scrizn , 42-in , I0c ! per yard. Sc , lOc each , 8 for 25c. , 15c , 2 for -DC , and
Table Danmsks , bleached and un CURTAIN and i5c ! each. Capes
bleached , from 4B to 72 inches wide , at Dress Goods and Silks. Hosier- G. F. Black Velvet Ribbons , all
50c and up to J2 per yard. ) , . Wraps
widths , at the lowest prices in the city.
Novelty Pattern suits at $12 , 815 , DEPARTMENT Solid black Silk Handkerchief * at SOc
Broadhead
$ ] . - > .75. 20 and 2-3 each : extra value. Underwear and $1 each. Cloth capes , black and colors.
Complete lines of the celebrated .0..ru. 57 , 7.f,0. SS and 10.
Brillinntirittf in all the new spring
Sxll ; atT.M > . 7 and fl\ ( \ .
caws -
Shawknit Socks the best fittintr , best
Dress Goods. colorings , . " ( ' -in GOc , 40-in 7Dc per yard. Lace curtains 44-in.wJde taped both Etc. Etc ' roodsn , the market , 2jc a p ir. > UK wraps , lone , at fla and , * ! 2a.
weant'g
lUaronal Monairs. new and stylish , IC ! sides. 20c ; o'.V-ic 2oc : ( iO-in S7fc per yard ; . , Boys' French Percale Shirt Wai U , Pea ? > ant wraps at So. Hl.'iOand 12.
Half wool , in two qualities. 2.Vinch , in at 75c per j-ard. 2Mn lace curtain net for sash windows at l.ic : and -riOc , reduced from 50f and 7-r > c Newmarkets 14 and 15. All new
" 5c : 40-j.ach , GJC per j-ard. Goods of Roj-al Mohairs , ail new shades and oOe per yard. _ Ladies' Fancy Brilliant Lisle Hose. extra value. spring styles.
Mail Orders Solicited. Charges prepaid. Spring catalogue'will be ready for mailing
in a few days. Send for one free. Sole agents for Foster's Kid Gloves.
inomoson , Deiaen r e ner i and
ONE OF COMLGC'S IDEALS.
It the Beautiful Ma - Quern of
BCOUE.
DESAELI OOUUTED THE STOKS3.
"W'hfroupon Bi'.mai-ck Culled Him a
Great Mnn Ol'jeet-ed to Sam
Small's -Cbef-tnuU. " Mc-
frli't' Memoi- .
Had the inter ol 1S55-BJ > l oen ? vs mild
as this it might l e early yet towrite
reminiscenues of Ro-coe Oonkling. says
tlie New York Herald. The groit vic
tim of the blizzard had , us hi ? friends
IvDt-w , his sentimental side. Among his
b'-st friends was the editor of a promi
nent New York state paper. One even
ing lifter the senator had delivered one
of his grandest speeches during the ex
citing Garfie-ld campaign , they -were
tutting together before a glowing
fire , one which might have tempted
Ik Marvel into a reverie. At last they
touched upon that theme of themes
1've. "In my boyhood , * snid Conkling ,
" 1 fell in love with an ideal in love
vjth that glorious character , Mary
tjuuen of Scots , "What u woman ! "Wliat
praoe , what lusanty , what magnetism ,
v uat jictwor ! 1 have loved her all my
lf < ' . " A few months later the editor
cmled uj on n l > eautiful and famous
woman , one whose name for many years
liad U rn a-woeiated with that of Conk-
ung. As he iwe to go he passed the
ifcant'ri. , and his eyer- Jail ujwn a hand
somely formed cabinet of her elf , and
.he wore the eot-turne of Miiry tl > u'in of
bitots.
_
There has l o n a Bup irtition in the
world by which rogues have often
profited , but which is now happily fnd-
ing uwuy a fancy that 21 man of genius
niUf-t silwuys be a Delphic creature , zind ,
if not obscure inwords , must t leiist
never k > wt r his dignity by jiRrticijitiung
in anything nngrnud. H } 'S tlip April
Arena. But the hoin Jy prttctai-Hlitv * !
true gfnius nevtr avoids the little , if a
Lule own be gained. This was well U-
luKtrated l > y an iundeat during the wn--
won of the Bt < rlia t tDgref ? whtsre , by-
tlil > y , Dirfaeli iumsl-ed at the start ,
t hough he could fniohk Frewh i-eudily ,
tLat the bu-dnew s-hould be rjirrifd on in
l-jiglish , thereby implying to the
bloJ liuivp ] tha.t llnglihh win , the
Uvr u > nirue < > f the world and he the
ter of the hltuation. The little incident
was this. At the fiwt dipUanatic ainaer
the MitrquU of Salit-bury , a ratb - bharn
ohnerver , nuggt st d to Printt ) Bismarck
that it wa-uuviboleK > iaetojiw8ilowchtsr-
The ju-inoe took umbra e M > d
the chnrgavherwiiicw U > e Mar
quis iuMbUta with so much waraith
vu&t Be wxmf i-ld was foroed to
iuxi BtJHwmsn ld quietly dt > -
his ] > lut - Very tdowiy aad care-
f ullr , though doubUusn with aa iawtird
HuUlf , Btuutoubfitild urrwtpud the HUtntts
IUK } bteoto in military rd raud 1 ! tlioro
wtire two Htoittfo witioing. H re WHJ. a
d * > nutu > tra.UOB into' wkich jietvouality
twtuid not utr. The Gcnuaa prinoe
ext < * ndt < d a luoid of apology to the Mar-
qiue. and iMud : "You wt * * > ripLt , ' " Titan
lurtiinf to BtittOcittefi&UL , h0 tixolais&fed :
' My ioM , you are iudutid a jrrwU man.11
I > hn. < Mi > < t S m Small i * attbe Sber-
tuur. ha ; > 1 he t ' ica 'o Tribune He has
one
lectured in a town near Lathrop. the
jilnce where the women made a crusade
upon the saloons and tis isUjd the mon in
managing pubbc affairs. Some of the
men down there need help. Mr. Small
think * : he found Mime- who had not hejird
of the Johnstown flood. In a backwoods
town Mr. Small hud a funny experience.
He was adverted to give a "bright
talk , to be strictly original. "
The town hall was crowded and the
andiencu was appreciative. To illus
trate u certain point the speaker re
ferred to the prophet Daniel jind briefly
gave a history of pie heroic bible char
acter. During this pait of his talk Mr.
Small noticed a tall , broad-shouldered
granger -with stubby whiskers who ap
peared displeased with the k-cture. Al
ter the talk was over and Mr. Small left
the platform this granger approached
him -with the request :
"Sny , I want ter get my money hack. "
"What is the matter ? " asked Mi1.
SmalL
" "VThy , the show wasn't what you ad
vertised. Them big handbill * on the
town hall said 'twas going to be an orig
inal lecture and nothing old , I didn't
fork over a Quarter to hear a lot of chest
nuts. " '
"What displeased you ? "
"Why you told that tale about this
man Daniel and the lions.5"
"Yes. "
"WolLeen that in a Chicago paper
nigh onto twenty years ago. You must
think u folk ? down here ain't posted. " '
The fortunes ol war are strange. One
day in the Southern hotel at St. Louis , a
few months ago. Mr. J. B , McCullagh ,
the editor < if the Globe-Democrat , was
sitting reading a newspaper whea a gen
tleman walked up , and , extending his
hand , said :
"How do you do , Mr. McCullagh ? "
The editor pat out his hand and said :
"How do you do , eir'r' "
"You don't socsin M > know me , * ' the
stranger remarked.
"Oh , res , I do , " said Mr. McCnllagh
"Well , who am I ? " inquired the
stranjrer.
"Ill answer you in this way , " said
Mr. Mt'OuHjwrh , "The last time I saw
you was in ISO * , in the pilot hou e of the
gunboat 'aaininr ' it ) in the river before
PL Donelson. There were three of us
in the pilot house you , myself 'and the
pilot when a s1 ell struck us , carrying
away the pilot hour-e Hud killing one
man and -woundm ? another. I was un
hurt. Nov. if it was Morrls'sn wke was
Icillcvd by that shell your name is Reilly ;
Md ii it was Keilly who was killed , you
are Morrison ! I remember your voice
perfectly , but I cannot recall your
name. "
Mr. Mefulla u was ri M. Tfca nan
who * 4ood before him was RaiUv. the
jvilot , who wa not lulled.
Hall , the chief mes-onger at the ou-
totn hou e , c&ltdv t d M suave manner
v hon h was the head waiter at the
Ar-tor bouse. He umbers into CoU etor
Erhardt'e presewoe natirly every day
men wha are known tluvugbout the
country , ryb th New Yerk Tribune.
But nothingple > w him mcuv than to
rt call tiw dayg when b * aervtMi Horace
Grfe ) * v , who diiiisd for ytwi-s at tlw
Astor hour * . Dinner tkeve at that tiioe
WTUM > rvtid < M the Amertotui } > laa , anj
was from IHI. . until > p. iti. " 1
u-d to onrr u"xaid Hall , "wvd wbao
1 had rattcbttd tb t weicu-fourth or twt-a-
ty-fifih rut IB a rib of rouM beef , 1 knew
thfel it wtjuthA time fur Mr. G eelev to
oome ih. He lik d UM twwity-l < unn or
tw < MxtT-ftrLh nit bwaitfre , 1 SK | KII , tW
ma * ! in that part of th reinol was duiMf
exactly to wit hit twite. Wbn I had
got to Mr. Grwt-leyV out , I n * d tfe run
aiy kriff a'-aund the rim of it and re-
niwveku the uvirajnt eue orfai , wL.ch
he did not like. We heaped up the plate
with potatoes , gw-in peas and btsans
Mr. Gre ley wu a gi-eat hand for green
peat and sent it in to him.
* 'Mr. Greeley g-enerally Mopppd for a
few minutes in the o&ice to chut with
paojile there lefore sitting down to din-
nei- . But at the table hi- talked very
little. He was not a great eater , but he
always wanted plenty of food , I never
knew him to * end his plate out twice for
byel , although I have known him to call
for a souond * belping"of vegetables. He
was always good to the porters and wait
ers , often stopping to chat with them.
And he always tipjKid us , too.1
In the summer of 1042 , while taldncr
part in the annual military exercises ,
Bismarck was standing one afternoon on
a bridge with the officers of the land-
wehr , when his servant rods the horses
to water b-jlow. One of them liecame
re ve , lost its footing and dragged its
rider into deep water. His master at
once cast aside sword and coat and
sprang from the bridge to save him. As
he was an expert swimmer , the rescue
would have been eay. . but the drown
ing man clung to him with such tenacity
as to imp-de his movements. In a mo
ment Bismarck'e mind was made up.
He dived and kct the terror-stricken
creature under water until he became in
sensible and relaxed his gras-p. Then
he brought him safely to the bant By
a few simple appliances animation was
restored and b ; > th lives saved. The
presence of mind and the fearless resolu
tion which such an action displayed
were well known to lie among the pe
culiarities of the "mad lord of Enejl-
hof , * " as his neighbors called him.
The Brazilian nabob , Baron Ferean ,
who died not long since , was as miserly
in trifles as he wa extravagant in other
directions , says the Philadelphia Tuaes.
It was one of his puculiarities never to
foe servant * , and the waiters of the
various hotels at which he sojourned
were for that reason not partial to him ,
One morning while staying at the
magnificent Maux hotel , in Bio de
Janeiro he came down to breakfast and
ordered a outlet. After he had eaten it
he ordered a seoond.
"Baron , * * said the head waiter , mali
ciously , -it's a custom with us never to
serve the same course twic'a at one
meal. "
"Is that so ? " add Feraan , and rising
from the table left the room.
In ten minutes he came buck into the
dining room , "Waiter , " said he"I have
just bought this hotel and am master
here now. As you will not be able to get
HWUr-tornod to roy plan of serving the
gue.-ts aooording to their wishes vou are
dismis-t d at onoe. * ' Thereupon he took
up his napkin again and callea to another
waiter :
"Now , bring IB * another outlet. "
A vary good exam pie is set by the Ein-
peror William in di. penain the same
weight and tie same meaioire in * mili
tary cur-es to all offender * , and it would
be well if it were followed ia this coun
try. BfiraDtlv a soldier complained of
ill-tri-atmeBt by Count Pfeil , a Mtoood
lieutenant in hir regiment , aitd , after a
uourt-iuartial , that offloar was staiteecad
to IourUB days"arrifet says the London
Tiroes. The Mwwmcti wa dir-
l Vbwl u > tbe emfMu r for
eon rioatio& , with the minutes of
the evident * , and his majesty qufeb d
tbe proceedings , as he itoo idtij' d the
sttnuuc te W aho etlirr inadcqu .Ve to
the ooettf-e ; and the retmlt of a new trial
wa * t-UHt th * uount wa ordered to be iiu-
wiwoaed ia a fortre * * for tdpht w * k , a
iinoing which the emp 'ror oontirmfd
The co-irt * whith he ha * taken ! iai maoe
it i > ar that he * s n't * , red that the rar. .
and file of the array shell be justly
tivated and their grievances redressed.
The following i = told by a Boston law
yer : The story is to the efloct thai on
icy nijrht the lute ( . 'harlotte t ushman
and Lawrence Barrett came out of the
theater together. The steps -were dan
gerously slipjiery. and it was with diffi
culty that they lu-pt their footing at all.
A ? they totteringly de-.ceiidjd , the great
aeti-ess said to her companion , quite in
her Lady Mw > > eth manner : "Take a
good grip on my arm , Lawrence , and if
I slip , hold Tin like grim death ; but if
you slip , in the name of heaven , let go ! "
Luckily for them both , he did not slip
and they reached the bottom ia safety
together.
IMf'JETJJCS.
Put yocr trust in the Lord and your money
in a trust and you'll come out all right.
Occasionally you wiD find repentance with
a bowed "head , but with u nose that is still
turned up.
Ethel i to paterf amilas , who has just said
grace * S'cuse me , pupa ; is it gmm'icul to
sny , Amen !
"What has became of the old-fashioned man
who iK-lieves in a hell ! Gone to verify his be
lief , probably.
Proof Hcadcr- Another blunder in the
Church Services. " Sing 10 will have to be
fired. He multes it "duze open at 7 : J0. ! " '
He ( sadly i Do you suppose we shall ever
see cauh other ugain ! She ( softly' In
heaven , I hope oh' I forgot , though you are
ia Yale , aren't yimi
He Mun , you Imow , was created only n
little lower than the .
irouldti't BU.V that. It sounds o juaoh Eke a
reflection on the angels , you laiow.
For lortv duyc she eats no meat ,
But often doss fche feast her
Mind's eye ujiau thebDniita sweet
She means to bay for "Castor "
Pastor ftodyin ? want Let us hoj > e thst
yon die trnstin ! : to meet yaw friends uiid
dear ones in the hfaveid.r niansions oJ the
West. Dying Man i aiechaaicaUy ) AH right.
TU see you luter '
Hta-e's a seraioa conveyed'
In B paradox deft
When ftsianerhaB EtrayeS
Itisripht to pet left.
-A rather plttia lufiy asks the opinion of her
minister.Is it a sm to leal n trifle of vanity
when 1 am oilled handsome by u peuUeman' "
"JJot a Bin for you. ujj "hild , bat a terrible
hangs , ujioa the ffeatlomau. "
Mrs Anpelirn iVout it be Just too lovely
for anything to hare wines and hurns for
ever * Mr. AceelicJt na Jlysjiaptiri I dimt
want any of it in u > uutWc > wouldul be than1
a wtiefc bafoi * you d wuat niy - insb to put oa
your hat.
Mrs Plumper TaUe Mr. Gnodla h and
slip inu ) the billiard : iniir. . There's u small
R&ti-LeiiUiB waiu come on. Miss Ruiurd
( who knows Ci < mtilt < uW'K dj.iUiin.r M u
dauoej't ThHnk you. irwy inncjj ; but I've
done uSuut all tbe pMaooe 1 cos stand tbu
Aunt Hizzie. n oolorsfl woman having Itean
converted. Parson Tnftutif ! > es wanted to bap
tise bar ic wintar , bat tjbe aonvetl aiqecuia ,
tUronprb f r for her btrrftu. "Djan' ve trnM
in theLawd' " asked tiwjiarsim , "Aw you * .
brodd r , " said Aunt Tfizrie.1 doas Uii
pint Uy in d * Luwd , bsi I aut't gwim ; to fool
widHiin. "
He knows full well who historv rsads
Whtiu man by fxitb was cuidfed
Ttie vaiiwit relipiout , ontads
The human rure divided.
JCnw Pucan , Christian , SociiiUst ,
Illiu rm mail and scholar.
All iu one oominou creed uulies
T&e worship of tbe doDw.
Ta * Kv. Dr W riand Heyt te a piiod
storyUlkir. At * ntmmt Biiiiutttc % ' e tiiig
le u-us ratanr over tttr Gmakefh wlin. tts Ittt
MU& , are pitiuwid u evary cultuuity HK ft itnr-
XMMUQmi of im Mttidixi ruixi. Bbd iic tuld 01 tm
indmdual uarnttd Su-wart , who -would kuep
tbe p < n 4 jHiiiuk1 ol his town in tat extremely
uervuu * raiuaitiiti : by propb yai tue end of
Qie wcurld One dcr uc xmboii\ - tukfW of
Mr * Stm-urt ta * pm | > hM'k wife , if ab r-
k ! j litiK'r - < j tn wona wa * ccimitig to w. end
in tutaute he Lad Lumnl"Weil 1 '
ininnr jU ri".ie ' < j' 1 U JinH-
l w _ u Mr Mev ' i. niL < r j
SO mm BITTERS WANTED ,
2onh Erpsrience of a Drammer
Some Montana Men.
ETSSTBODT VAS IS THE JOSS
Except the Anjjel of Commerce
He "VVas NearJ.v Prichtened Out
of His IVUs AVhen He
Saw the 5hiotrf. . .
Tne presence in this city of B. F. Gilmore ,
has recalled un old tirop joke to the minds , of
old-timers , says the Bntte Inter Mountain.
Hewing a rcpon of this stoj-v a rejiorter of
later Mountain oitllcd at Mantle & "Wan-en's
office this mominp and hnd the rare good for
tune to find General TVarreu and United
States Mui-hhul George TV" Irvin , the prize
jiair of sttiry tellws. txiffetber and iti the lxnl
of humors. A request.for the East India bit-
t < irs story at once elicited a heajty lauph aud
General \Vuri-un pushed his chair back from
the dusk , thifw one luc t vej' the other aud
becua the folldwinp tale of woe
-You &tf that was in IfcTs. It was one of
the worst winters I oversaw in Montana
The day after the lepuJature adjourned thu-e
was a canp of us coming over ou the couch to
DwrLodpe and Butte. Thei'e ivere JutUre
Davis , .loan Firb i. F. B Giluiorc , Irvin
heiti. mvsflf and a woollen blanket drummer
AVe left Helena at T o'clock in the morning
aid pot to Little Bluctfont about 1 o'clnrk
There they switch od us into a couuh. AVe
hud eomethul fur on u hied TVe were out all
nicht tn thtDorr Greet ; hills aud pot into
Beer Lddce at 10 o'vlork tlic neit morninp.
IVttU. the East India bitters story cot stcrted
on tlie Mod that moruiiii ; and it ran all night.
"AVe had not leen out long from Helena
until Irvin and 1 got on to the fut-t that Gil-
mow represented Her & Co of Omaha , aud
sold Golden Rbeuf whisky and East India
luttorb. nud we fOnduded to lieniile the
tedium of tbe journey by jehhinr him He did
notlmmvaman on tlie coach IITJU liegan
the ball Jiy saying. ' "Warren. I wonder if
those East India bitu-re jieojile
will hare the nerve to send a drummer out ui
this country this y arr
If thev do , said I. we will see that the
pets hung. Do yon remember
the nipht that yon aud I and Lon Smith and
Hur.U YiOitori s t up all iiirht in Pete Vali-
ton's saloaii in Deer Lodse aud played juiljer' '
We draoU up nil the wuiaky aud t * r tiiey
had iii the bousr. and when the slxirkau
out they hud uolhiup but EHSI India bit wit , .
R > d we had to driilb that That was the
nlelii 1 weat home and chusad tuy wife out of
the house with an ux. , and threw the hired
girl duwii u sixty-foot fchuft on the next
chum"
-Yoh. " says Irvin , "and Hauls Valtton wt
fire So his own barn that aigiit. I did not
tuciw a thing that hapriencicl aftwward * .
Wtien 1 woke up I was outtar arr < * l for steal-
injf a lioi-se five nuk * from Philiibui-g. 1
wtw arreswd walking aloup ban-foot and
lauding the hors ay rone. There were four
duys in that week that 1 Lave never been able
to iKtommt for "
"I uhipjMd in again then nnd said 'Yes ,
aud dcin't yon ramemtwr the nevt day they
found Lou fmitb ruumup over the l > wb s
wwr GurriHun with nothing but a pair of
Arvwen , on. and he hud to h lusno--ri Iwfdrc
be eould tie taimid. .Inst AJljinrt drc > nMd ;
into the salcKtc that uifrat and only tool : ULTK-
drilita of the Htuff He diKB ] ( ] iiii d und was
wrw heard i > f ainun for four muntlis wben
X Bwtdtar di ctvc-ed aim dovE in the bad
laud * jiiuyiiif b BUr upi N"nitaiJ a inadknito
mail unuiufi the Crow ludiuusi He hud HO
wwollartiaii of w i t had ncxmn'Bd at aU wl c
X rttwUud him to Uiwwilf. '
-We tew up this kind ot rwkot for Mn e
time and Giimm * dtdot BI.V WDNL rtoaUy
In-nj B jdIf 1 rvw fr trw-fe of BD aren't
of thut company I willnot Utc najitaiD of tbe
vifilMiit * on to him Thute Etun ILOI MH-
um ar * m&icujr widowt. Mkd orphan * at a tor-
nhirtf ! in Muutao * . ] toli you UK ? ai *
ami tbe gmvtie IB tltu utmtorr. iu3 1
cNibmuer it T duty , if k drummer m er
* ilM b < - it , "Ol itoafLth
j ) ' -1 ' ! j - WJIT
ni re - . < - ti i'u" 4
to produmbis identity us arrant of tlie bit
ters. bul ut tbih JIHILI lie eviiK'fd a dispct'turn '
U > ! -tancl up for tbe objectionable fluiJ und
inild'y ' f.uict 'l-lentleiiieii , 1 huve drank the bn-
tci's UiVbtiU , uud 1 tulie\ tbuni to be chcaii-
cuUj jmre '
"ChemiraUr pure , " roii'od Irvin , and his
fare got red us he made a motion as if to sue
if his"BIX fthcioter xvas in jiusition lorinstimt
use. Why. I tell vou. suthut Pro ! Tom
Strung uiude an analysis , of the stuff te Deer
lodge One bottle of it liuQed down showea
a lump of stryclmiuc as bur iu. a n.an's fist.
A bottle of the stufl was s.e.ut up mirth , and
it did all the wolf puisoiiing in the Fort
Bunion country fur four years One
bottle of it was stated to be equal to twelve
b'lttlee of strychimie coining through the reg
ular channelirom the easo. I huve si-en one
drink of thut bitters , taken by a young niau
"
of rventy-one. tuni his hair gray in a" single
night. Isothinc tiut the iron" constitution of
"VTarren and inj-sell ever enabled us to bur-
vive that night's dcbruch '
"At this paint Gilmore did .not venrare ncy
further i-espoiise. Irvin and I liept it up all
night. Tlie nest mormnr we cot into Deer
Ludre and ull stoj ) ] > fd over tbei-e but myself
I came on tt Butte and went into the whole
sale liquoi sttnv of H , L. Fruiilt and .Tim
Brown , and toid them the suiry. and we
mrit-ed to carry out the joke a little further.
Frank had a lot of tiuntils of the bitten , on
hand. He put it altogether in a ( sorncr'with
a lot of empty barrels , and covered the whole
pile with wucoa hhwti , which wore securely
muled down. T\vo days later Gilmore cnme
up fi-om Doer Lodge und went Ktraicht to
Franl : & Browi-'tv. He was jileasautly re-
eravcd by the boys and Bill Owsiey wai nlso-
pif&ent. Giluioi-e talked business and sold
some Golden Sheaf whisky , cologne spirits
utid other stuff to Frank Finally he asked
if the stouk of East India bitters wus all used
up.
'Sh-b-b ssys Prank For God's salre
don't mention that name wound here even in
a whis { > er. 01 your life isn t safe He
tlien took Gihiiore out and bhowed Lim
the big pile of barrels covered with canvas
He told him thut if tbe populanoc got oil to
tbe fart that t hat canvas concealed East In
dia bitters his business would be ruined : his
bouse would be burned down , and he doubted
if even his life would lie spared ,
"Gurnore refilled that u couple of durlF
named Irvm and "Warren had ooshcd him tliat
way on tbe rend over from Helena , bul thut
he did not buiieve one word of such u ttory
Frank said that he would quickly convince
him. und jroiosed ) } that aB should go out and
take a dnnk ut the first saloon they came to.
aud if Gilmore. cared to risk his life he might
call fpi Eust India bitters.
"Gilmore iiooeplod the iiropasition and the
gang went out and drumind into Jim MeGov-
orn's sakiuu. TUe baj'Ui ] ar hud of course
btitsn fixttd. BUI siud he'd t&ke a little
whisky , .Tini Brown called for a toddy. Frank
said he" hure a glui * of b cr , mid then triune
GUniore'h turn He wtid he pne .ed he'd try
a little Eugt ludiu biUers IVhtm he jm-
wouu1 th * futivl wordb the bai > kti(7)ar ( flit w
a kiufe a few Ions and nindo & tcrriblf
lunge at Gilmore The latter Juniptid bixtk
and tbe kniftetuck in the bar a full inch.
The bm-koirper couldn't pull it out , so be
dived under the * lim aud came up with a brat *
nf Mxuum < ers Bel ni < e he coulfl fchoot , Owb-
ley jump d on ium , while Pnmk and Brown
huhtlud GUniure out of the sulduu. . He was
tiHlc sbtrat the gills and a little nervous , but
lie didn't po back iuu > MoGovera's saloon nor
did he nmuMou East Indiu hitters during tbe
rt'imunder of hit , stay in Butte It wne a ypar
nft rwarfls bpfore he found ont thetnuk thut
hud oboen worked on him. 1 afterwards
learned Unit the Jake cuusod the nule of tu
bitters to fall rff 30U jwr c ; itthangh of coors *
tli rewuii jiotLtup tbe lualtervrith Uwm.
Gflmorr now luuj-hfc at the bVory at > heartily
as any of us. "
ITlKf ,
A j > sm t IB a b < * ] 0t l at Ptttelmrg rot
nrunk on & uutt oup of uknUol l ft in Imr
ro&tih uud sbot-kod tu * ianiai k with her nru-
flMUtJ' .
Mr * . . G W. McGuuiu. of Alphnrrtu. Ga. .
ha * H tinwfl of chu-Utuii tu t blic KUV * will < < ui
only til mi mi tu Ui tbe ytinr Tttt-y Iwn tut-
citbor BIS , and arc a * 1st at Ui * end of Uieir
fwit w taoy ware bet w
Sju BtuU-y of Xwthj-Ute. Mich , UMUC UOTOM
Uirwt nit * in the Hutd twut * ti * um ai > 4 nil
of them hud hold uf a utruw tt r lu p fclnup.
( H ciowr u > vtfttun > tiiu ! fouud taut tht two
in i-MUr ruts , w tTt jeitdiug Uie conU-r ou <
V tin L w ttiLl .li'l
near MnnTp'-Ilier in 1be mnih f P'i -
amnnr other Jthmrs found und r < - i-iri"n ' a
Puns academy wore two sLuus * \ i > n.
lemguip to the Aryan race , und , .tup t n > >
that , judeed Irom their jiropi.rti mu -J
have belonged to u mac at U-UM i ! ' ! t
bc'igbt
A rare phenomenon it rcpirt"1 -m
Molo. Recently duj-rug tbe afii mmr
twttcn the hdui > of4 and r > tiiiv- . > - .
seen all in it rcm u little abmi i , <
horizon. The sky was verj CK-UI ui i
The ceatral luminary , which wut ; i-
urticle.shotiewith an unwuntx-a tir'
wliile Irom its suppartors dajlcd nn -
tbe prismaticcolois At the HUIIM lu.
rainbow mude its ujijiennince al htiui in
distance. , bul upside down , WAL iu. L >
side toward the horizon
A rare rurinMty is owned in Pha-iux K 7
liy Miss , Ida Colvin. It is u Hiuty iimu > tu ti
canary which talks It wa i bn.ugt i \ ,1 *
ju-eseut home about the same tiui u vouur
jiarrot was puruhasud. Tbe two tura& Uu < .
mien in their respective rHtre . side bv wrte
always , uud while tlie parrot bus cuuc-hi Hunie
of tbe singinc note * , of tue ranurr i.u > oc >
has leanied to eimuciatc jilainir ii-.m . s.
feathered friend. 11 hiii leimnid t4iii > - fut r
two sentences , which are. "Swwt i 'i' Hi i r
bird" ' uud "O. pK ! > r Billy. " bui tn--i u'
siiolxn with startling distinctness
tion.
Lehigh university bus Q dnimalif < b
called the "Mustard uud Chow
A committee has l " n ajip'ui tofl hr 'tp
staufling comuiittoe of Columbia ibge i .
raise money lor a gymnaMiuui
The Babvloniun esjiloivrs M-LI . t r t f
tinjversny of pennj > yJvuuiu IUM T--ILI i
cured S.IKM tablets , which will b. : UMUJ.-U u. .
the university
Prof J D Dana of Yale is ulm- 1 i tn > > > -
lis-h a work on "C'linnicterifti--- \ u
ciiiides. " imfl also another editum of U.--u.
aud Coral Ifaluaos "
Mr. Henry W. Sat'e of Ithar-a , N Y uuk
recently given to Ocirnell uniAt-i's ij ULi >
dowment of { SKtQ.ICiii for the Uliran tfr
Sage's iK'nefactions to the unn erbjt ui i\\
amount to about tlOMtiU (
Tlie ItuHunn of BoKton have ju > t bo'i ) &
mcetinc to take htej * to ostabhst KI * incu.
trial school for youuc men unu v mien f
their race , ui which also they rui , leuri. ic
i-eud und irate the English language
Tbe Chautauqua attsemlOy. uuucr the mm.
ngemunt of George E Yiucenl atu W A
Dumaiu. Esj. ( . is n phenomena ; bt t
Bishop .liihn H Vincent Imiiacd n > 1 T L . .
be Init-w when he launched tb < hr-.t < i.u u
qu tmst-mtOy m 1KT4. und iuutidu-'i" : . - <
the C L S C. homf udy si Of UH v ' L
hai. OfMKMi reftdeiw in its fouru - -
aud bus fini-ollod in the last eltn'IL .1 1 iJ 1
Middle school * , wit hont Lat'r ' i > - t > jr
in nmtir r iu neur the North H--II
Bttltic in Germany Tbofse are t. i' .
do not HiUnid to prepare for tiiin v
lint oflcr -solid nirtdem sci''t.ti' ;
tiou. " and thus prepare I < a tli < i i
da ties cf modem Me WKT thai i b' rr > . t
Wph 8"boob > whirh have tbe ctniT .r 'n
lower und HIP coiiKUioptioii n lur t T . . " *
criifli * It u , u ImiKTOtuWe fuct tlmi ' uti. > <
four aundrfd bij-f enferinp u CIUHM-U w-ii i n
rarely more UIHU a half din-fii ) cruuuu
hem * the others drop out of M-b ml urii u
wnattcnng < > f p\'erj"thiue and it n-temu
Intowledce iif nuthiiiE Tbe cm/ci m-h . - .
wHhooi Latin. " UK they art- also cuud e > - .
to buve a gruut future
Tbe Brows I4t ry Mngwdn - pi.ti. b'-a & '
univcrkity of thut nume 11. ti IKi i- , vi
bereufter riuijily uc the Brown Murar
A number of important rt.ung ii t ! , ur
runpomeBt of ntuaio * littve beri. UK.-I r-o . ; m ;
by the f arulty of Weftlt-yac uni frs r\ \\i
are to go into ojRJ-ution t the j-n .T . M.iu - 1
collope year rn < ler the new plat .1 .
stodiw. tM ) re will be two rerttui . niv u wet i
iu fconi * ' tai-e * wailotlwr * will of 1 1 T di ,
but each w t will Imve the MIUK sum < i „
) Hf of rofttatioiu Tbut * is fclw. n > if u '
Inuliiui in Uw tuuoubt uf tut r < a. , v , .
of tbe flrM two JOMW in Grot-k ttti. ! .u
WttUMUtUtUOK , With iW ttlCWMht 11 111' . . i
trf rteuti v * Kufflcxn to iiiitke up u. . i
ol til * y'iw'fcwork. . Tb * i > ) 'p > rt . > -
t * * fa iinuijt : ui * nln , to tc lu'-n-u-- ' -
etilJV 'Uniut of lb twnp < - < if clt- v < . , r j
b ;
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