Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1881, Page 3

A. GRUICKSHANK & GO Importers and Retailers.” NEBW EMBROI DERIES, Direct from the best manufactories in Europe. Havmg for the Pas?, three yem made a specialty of the ‘months of Embroideries during January and February, mcxeasmg this department with're- markable ra{udlt'r till we are NOW recogn- eadi mporium, in the Northwest or EMBROI DERIES! Ant-c-plhng a larger demand for;these goods this season,we have made extraordinary efforts to secure the Most Choiceand Original Designs and are now showing on our Counters over 100,000 Being the Largest Stock of YARDS, Embroideries we ever had the pleasure of Showing. READ OUR PRICES. 500 yards at 8c. 500 yards at 5c 500 yards at 6 1-2c. 500 yards at 7 1-2c. 500 yards at 8 1-2c. 500 yards at 10c. 500 yards at 12 1-2c. 500 yards at 15c. 500 yards at 16 2-3c. 500 yardsat 20c. 500 yards at 221-2c 500 yards at 262, 500 yards at 30c. 300 yards at 35c. 800 yards at 40c. 250 yards at 460, And a large Assortment of Finer Goods with Edgings and Insertings to Match. Store Closes at 6:30. A Cruickshank & Co. A Cruickshank & Co. ATTORREYE-AT-LAR. I sHARLES POWELL, J CSTCE OF THE FEACE Curser 1101 and Faraham Sts., Omatia Ne ‘HEE DAILY BEE OMAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. WM, m:m, TrOKAES AT LAW-Room 8 Crolgh AT o', G ABA, NEB. 0. L. THOMAS, TTUKNEY AT LAW—Loaus money, buys and solis renl ostate. Boom 8, Creighton x A. C. TROUP, TIOKNEY AT LAW—0Bco fo Haoecoms Slock, with Georg: E. _Pritchett, ovARE KEE RL TTORNEY AT LAW—Oruioksorak s Bulid A. M- CHADWIGK, LIORNEY AT LAW—Offor 1504 Faraham AR WM. L. 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WAY COMPANY. &’ ® ™ | wouldn's BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. K. Leave Omabs, dally.—8 &. m., 9a.m, 10 8 m, Nam.lpm,ip. m,5pm,6pm,6 =, Loave Councll Blufts;—£35 2. m. e, PRem UBam L%p 835 p. ‘., &:3 p. mm-mn.w. l-flhcomnhlul-nd n ‘m: Councll Blulle st 9:35, ‘and 5336 p. m. u«s.-.ns:dn..vw)»- e WORTH BEMEMBERING i S s i A e —ALL DRUGGITS HAVE Ir. TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE One For Year. 2| eat him, NOT BIBLE LANGUAGE. A DEADWOD SUNDAY SOHOOL SUPZRIN- TENDENT'S PARABLE OF THE PRODIGAL SON. Last Sunday afternoon, says The Brooklyn Eagle, the saperintendent of a Sundsy school out in the Black Hills_happened to be visiting some riends in Brooklyn, snd, on invita- tien, attended the school services of one of our popular Methodist church- es. Invited toaddress the children, he declined at first, but finally con- sented, and to illustrate the welcome of the sinner to repentance related the following anecdote: T reckon most of you young men have hearn about that old feller in Egypt, which was well fixed for kids. The o!d man was heeled clear to his neck, and thar wasn't a dip nor spur that he wasn't onto, and you bet he had his squar dose of sheers in_every pay-dirt claim on the divide. He was a good old man, straight asa rifle bar’l ard without knot, rot or woud- pecker hole from root to crow's unest For a long time he nad been fuil owner o’ an_eighty stamp mill, and travelers in them parts seen the smoke ricing from his chimoey pretty steady, and they knowed quartz was grinding and the dust was good. There wara't no funny business about the old man. He knowed prime wash irom salt by the color, and it wasn't long before the boys quit stealing his mwules and set right down to the levels and picked for trade. They knowed he'd straddle any blind, but he dealt fair, and they respected him Well, children, the old man bauked a heap o' quartz. He had a big rauch, and the sheep in it was as thick as miners’ tents. Thar was antelope, and pratri chickens, and jack rabbus, and blacktail deer, till you couldn’t rest And thar was Lots of wheat and & big shack built o’ logs, with a parlor In one cod. Now, [ tell you, that tisr old man was fixed up to the trap, and don’t you forget nothing. But ons o’ his sons was kind o' restless. He wanted for to prospect for himself. The old man give hum the racket strai:ht from the hip; told bim not to .oake a doggone fool of himaeli. Stay where he was. Thar was more money in & stamp anll thao thar was in mines, and he advised the kid to locate right there. Why, chiidren, that thar old wman kuew from the fust sour that th» short didn’t have no show, even for tailiugs, -nd what's tailings, even if he played o win, '~ a squar divide on the regu- lar wash?" “bu. the kid wanted long grass, so the old mau staried him and gave bim nis blessinz, and toli him for to al- ways deal level with the tabls, and never lata man get his elbow behind his kidney on him, and so the boy got away. Fixed straicht to his hair. 211 the dust he wan ad. Best advice s oy ever got. What do_you think he dial He went broke. I never kuew whether he got into a game whar they played straighte, or whether soma fel- low held over bim a squar desl, bat he went clear to the bottom o’ his sock, and struck bed rck. Clean up, dead gone. Ths yield dido’t psa & cent to the tou. Gulch dried up Dips crossed his angles. Blind leads fetched the only vein he kad, excant one, but that he didn’t kn_w of. He was d gaing for yellow in black rock and couldn’t see the glory that was waiting for him to acsay and coin. es, you bet. Thar thet Dor boy, without money enough to buy 2 box o’ matches, was driviog where thar wasn’t even pyrites, whilo all the sky was pouring out the best color ever panned, aud he couldn’t get on toit. Well, thar was only one thing to do. Prospecting was no_use. So he went down on a ranch and told the ranchmen he'd keep the coyotes off the pigs. You know what an orncry derued thing a pigie. You've got to kill him and smoke him and throw him away and forget him before you nd yet that thar young mau hived right down with them pigs and drawed, when it was hia turn, and if he got a fair hand o' slucks he was goose on his luck. Bimeby the racket got too stiff for him, and he kicked. He made up his mind that he would flock back to the m:ll and strike the old wan for another e. Did the old mau go back on him! Well, not for coln. _ Did he say he wasn’t hiring any new hands, but the kid might get on to work at Hamilton Hollow} I reckon mot. Says he, ‘Put it here, pard, and he just fell clean over him. That's style. That's from the origin. Thet ain’ Thet thar old man fetched out a buck- skin trowsers, and anautelope shirt, and some tuffalo boota and a camp bat, and drawed the young feller right in. Khi How's that! Gitting you now, am I} Begin to hood on to my racket! Know who the old man was} Yes, you bst your life, and he's wait- ing for you to pass out on a bobtail and for you to come to him and be fitted outand started in the stamp mill again like you never hopped the ti-ra-tu and hooked out from under the family umbrella. Let up and be saved. For 1 tell you, children, the lower level gets awful hot sometimes, ad if you can do placer work with the sky right around you, keep away from the tunnel business, for thar's no drawing after the bet. I'd like to have you sing » bymn for me that wo sing in i do you kuow it?” And to the astonishment of the local superintendent they did know it, and he couldn't stop it. Spoopendyke’s Calls. Brooklyn Fagle. “Now, my desr,” ssid Mr. Spoop endyke, “‘let me see the liat of ladies you wish me to call on. T really dnn 't care to go around much, but a man ought to o what his wife wanta him todo on New Year's Day. Where's the list?” “Here it is,” sald Mrs. Spoopen- dyke, finttering around with her hair in her mouth. ‘T wrote them all ont with the addressss for y. you bave auy trouble. “'What makes you put oll Sister Lamb at the head of the listl” growl ed Mr Spoopendyke. “She's got a wart on her chin the size of a fire bell, and she can’t talk anything but the advantages of egg over stove coal for heating the Sunday school.” “But she belongs tothe church, avd I don't believe any ore else will call on her,” ressoned Mrs. Spoopen dyke. “*Shewill be tickled to death to ace you.” ““What do you think I'm starting out for?” demaded Mr. Spoopendyke, tiercely. ““Got sn ides I'm going around like & missionary to carry the Gospel to people everyb-dy else is afrad oft Who's thlal Whet's this second name herel . Who's M. Sholymbretoy!” “That's Mrs. Wolverton. I prom- ised her you would call. Never mind Mrs. Lamb, but you ought to call on Mrs. Wolverton. " “What for! What has she got in common with me, except that her bones are holluw! She don't krow the difference between a {iuinea pig and the burning of Jerusalem. ways wants to know if I don’t think that Sodom and Gomorrah were par- ables. Is that the kind of list you've made out? Want me to run sround among the old monuments? Who's Miss Swash?” “That's Mrs. Smith, the little widow. You know she terested in sending women out west to get ds. She'll amuse you.” will if she sees me. She'll el Iaugh like a hyens if she gets one eye on me. Who's that yel- low-headed girl that sits two pews in froot of us? T'd call on her, now.” “She's a little chit of a thing. You don’t want to run after those young people—a man of your age!” ““What'sthereason I don't}” howled Mr. Spoopendyke. ‘“Got an idea that T only care for the toagh old people, havewt you! Think I'm a sort o Plymouth Rock, don’t you! Got any more old landmarks that need inspec tion?” ““I don’t care!” remonstrated Mrs. Spoopendyke, indignantly, “they're nice people, and I like to cultivate them They may be along ia life, but they can’t help “Cultivate 'em if you want to,” growled Mr. Spoopendyke; ‘“but 1f vou think I'm going hoeing around among ’em on tho It of January, you're left. What d’ye want to cuiti vate 'em for! With your friends and ideas you ouly need weekly prayers sud an alarm of fire to be an old woman's home. Who else have you got herel Mrs. Sliggonspratt, Woptenslough, Misa dfimpz(— You don’t read them right at all,” complained Mrs. Spoopendyke. “That is Mrs. Silverspoon, and Mrs. Worth- ington, and Mre. Hemmingway. They are fust as nice as they can be. “Ave they the three old worthies who howl ‘in the choir?” askei Mr. Spoopendyke, faternly. “They've got a grandson old enough to be my fath- er. “They haven't,” sobbed Mrs Spoop- endyke. “You kuow better.” “Well, mcst of 'em have. What d'ye went me to call on them for? Got any more old almanics expecting mel Where's the Sphinx! You haven't got the Sphinx down hera, nor the Tower of Babel. Who're these other pyra- mids? Who's Mrs. Upsidedown?” “That's Mrs Edgerton. She sent you the jelly wheu you wers sick, aud you said she wae the best woman in Brooklyn. You will have to call on her for politeness,” said Mrs. Spoop- won't either !” shouted Mr. Spoovendyke.” The jelly was sonr, and she made me pay a dollar towards a plaster-of-paris angal for a starving family outin Flatbush. Who's lh!l other nuree of Mr. George Wa: fon'al Horo, this is & mistake; T wont to old Miss Schumslock’s funeral thir- ty years ago. “You didn’t! You never did !” pro- claimed M:. Spoopendyke, thoroughly aroused. “That isu't her name, cither. It's Miss Schofield, and she is the best friend I've got. I only want—"" “I know what you want,” hissed Mr. Spoopendyke. “You wan't fow more acquaintances, and a map, to be a guide-book to anoieut Troy. Think I'm going to oall on the old m noiith] Got_ anything here that belougs to modern times? Know anybody who has been dug up within | wx or eight ceoturies? Who's that black-eyed girl in th: Bible-class Don’tshe hang out a flag t --day 1" “I wouldn’v look at her,” sniffed Mrs Spoopendyke, “I wouldn't have you go there for worlds. Be- side, she don't reseive.” EWhate wid” demanded Me. Spoopendyke. “Wh Wimpqnyx got to do with i What cemetery will I find ber in?” “That's Mrs. Willoughby,” ex- plained Mrs. Spoopendyke, eomplac- ontly. “Shes the young widow who recently joined the church.” “Don’t mind_calling on her,” said Me. Spoopendyke. “She wasn't born mor'n 4,000 years before the chria- tian ers. Got any more like herl Doee this measly list contain any- body else who wasn't tho mother of tho Chineso Empire? Think of any more grave-stones that haven't had the epitapha worn off?” “No,” replied Mrs. Spoopendyk eoldly, “‘and I now remember Mrs. W:Hnnlhb’ receives calls with friends in Buffalo,” “Dod_gast your dod gasted list!” héiwled Mr. Spoopendyke, dancing on the antiappy document. ““What d'ye think I am? A ghoul? Spose I'm going to prance around among all the measly old ghosts in Brooklyn! §'poso T'm going to swash around and eat cake and drink lemonade with a lot of illustrations of the Silurian_period? Thiak I'm goingto apend the day with alot of artienlated old skelotons just because they belong to the same chirch that I do?” And Mr. Spoopendyke popped out of the house likea bung, and went next door to see if his friend Tortorthumb know any mummies of whose history there wes somo tra- dition. “ don’t care,” said Mra. Spoopen- dyke, as sho way whirled aronnd two or thres times to practice kicking hat her train; “if he don't call cu the church people, they'll bo hoppiny mad; sid, if ho does, he won't have much of a time; so he'il wish he is dead either way," and Mrs, Spoopen- dyke buatled into the parlor to assars o sandy-haired young man with stiff neck that it was awful good of him to come, and to learn he hada’t come far of his own volition, but had alid most of 1l way. —_— ‘WOOD RIVER. THE NEW MINING RBGION. The great regicn of country known as Wood river was an unknown, uncx- plored portion of the earth twa years ago. A little over two years azon company of prospectors started oat from the Yankee Fork country to ex plore the headwaters of Salmon river | ! for voldand other metals. In their travels on the Salmon they found the dead body of an Indian and o few very rich leads of silver ore, which to- dayare being worked by large com panies, and are producing larze quan- tities of rich ore assaying 300 to 3000 | ¥ ounces per ton. A few of the restless ones of the party did not stay long in the newly discovered region but soon were on the road to & coun- try still more unknown ¢ them than the other had been. two days’ time they hyd made the summit of the Sawtooth mountains and camp-d on the Wood river side of the range, wiere Galena City now stands. They oamped_there several days to pr.s peot. They had not beea out a d»y b fore they brought in large lumps of galenacre. Thia caused great excito ment in the party. They made nine locations and all started back to Yau- kee Fork. There they had their vari- ous wamples of ore sssayed, and, to their good fortune, it run up into the huadreds of ounces of silser, with 60 or 70 per cent in lead. This nows caused grest excitement in the whole country., Every one that had a horse started without delsy to find a fortune. It being very late in the they had to retarn on account of deep anow. Es;iflg-:}me, )fl-m r, found them all in. e excitement by s had ;5; out to Utah, ¥ pm‘ Washington. Large q of g00ds were taken to whatis now known as Belleview from Salt Lake City and Boise. Belleview soon began to look something like a town. Men were not tobebad to work at any price, as all that ‘were able were out prospecting. In the course of a month there had been many claims found on the lower river, from which hundreds of tons of ore have been sent to various markets. Belleview has about 600 inhabitants. Ketchum, 18 miles above Belleview, has 200, also Galena. Belleview has a publie school ani other good insti- tutions. She polled 210 votes at the recent election. The great outlook to this country Is via Blazkfoot a station 182 miles north of Ozdea on the Utah aod Northern railroad. 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Enines, Pump and every clam of machinery made to orier. ‘ectal attentton given to Well Augars, Pulleys, Hangers, Shafting, Bridge Irous,Geer Tutting, etc Flacator e Machiner: W ant «1 Drasent g, Modes, et noatly sxecated. 66 Earnev St., Bet. 14th and 15th. GO EAST —ViA THRE— Chicago & Northwestern RAIXI.WAY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! 1t Is the SHORT, SURY: and Safe Eoute Setwess COUNGIL BLUFFS CHICAGO MLLWAUKEE d all potnis RAST and NORTH. OFYENS THA TRAVE GREATER P ILITIES AND unu ADvANTACES THAN TR RO, Trie WSt Lic = t1s L1 ONLY BOAD betwees oot NC'L BLUFFS and OH'IDAG" Upon which 1s run PULLMAN HOTEL OARS! 1o sddition . traveler, It ¢ RATING STATIO 178 TRAGK 1 BTEe = ITS GO%CHE! XI s i s Eumrumv FIRST CLASS (3o wah the Best Traveling Accommods- tlons you will buy vour ticket by this Reate SAND WILL TAKE NONEOTHER. All Ticket Agents can sell von Throngh Tickets via this road and Check usas Bag- = Free of (‘mm OMAHA TICKET OFFICES. Farnbam 8t., r. 16th, aud at Unlor > Depot. DENVER OFFICE 1o Gotpent Goost and Unlon Pactfc Tickat Offce, SAN FRANCISC ory 8 For tntormation, folders, maps, ete., not ob- talnable at Home Ticket Offes, adircss any agent of the Compaay. or WARVIN HUCHITT, W K. STENNITT, Gon'l Pass. Agent, HIOAGO, ILL. THNI]UBII TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (UINGY RAILROAD. With Smooth and P fect, Track, senger Coaches, an’t PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS 1t s acknowlodged by Ok Eicgant Pas Prow, at i whe PASSENGERS GOING BAST Passanigers by this tonte have chelce of FOUR DIFFFRENT ROUTES, ringtor Rote. n by of the. Ruriinglon Homte, Cmaha, Nebraska, 1 Van 3.0, PHILLIPP, Goneral Agent, Omata. H P DU [ SHORT LINE 1880. K.C.,8T. JOESC. B.R.R,,| s the only Direct Line to ST. LOVIS AND THE EBAST From OMAFIA and the WEST. NG change of cars batween Omahs snd st Louls and Bt one b-twoen Omaha and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS xxaomNe 41 Fastern & Western Cities With less chargon and n advancs of other If ith Pallm ‘s Satety Platform and Coupler and tte celsbratad Wostinghouse Alr-Brake. AT YOUR TICKET READSWS “Joe andSit. Loois. Wa Ticke's for saie st all coupon siatlons ia the ¥ marxano, fen'l Supt. A C. DAWES, ol Pacs, & Tinkes o & Joseph, . SEACHT E: i 100 Farnk ANDY BORDEY, P Agoat, O’ A B. BARNARD, . _Gon'l Agent. C.oatia. \l()l X ('ITY & PACIFIC St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS., The Old Relisble Siowx City Route ] 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNFJAPOLIB DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And il poltaln Northarn Tows, Minnec:ta b Dakota., is equipped with the Tm. proved Westin.house atic Alr B a Millor Platform Coupler and Buffer. A SPEED, SAFETY AND C° MFDIT fs uncurpsmed. Elecant Drawirs Boom od Sieeping Carnmned ani o olled by the com roaching Siot atit @, #5-TEN HOURS v ADVANCE oF ANy O Returning, learo St. Peul at 52 iviog at Bloux City A4S % m Pacifc Trantor Dopot, Council Biaffe, at 9:80 S o o kot read i 5. . i 7.0 LS, Sioperoten Si/mourt Valloy, lows. P. . LOUINSON, A" Gon'l Pam Agont. 38 AN, Comme B MAKE NO MISTAKE! MICA AXLE GREASE Composed argely of powdered mica snd isinglass s the best and cheapost [ubricator in the world 1% ia the beat becatse: ¢ does not gom, but forms a highly polished surfaco over the axle, doine away with a large amount of friction. 1t is the cheapest because vou need use bt ‘half the quantity In greasug your wagon thatyon woul 1 Gfany other axie grease made, and then run your wazon twice aslong. It answers eqrally as well for Mill Gearing, Threshing Machines, Buggies, &c.,18 for wagons—Send for Pocket e m«,p«x.«umm Wortn Knowing. Matled tree to sny ad WICA MANUFASTURING 0. 81 MICHIGAN AVENU! CHICAGE. s&-Ask Your Dealer For 'h SHOW GASES wANT7ACTURED BT o. J. WILDE. 1317 CASS ST., OMAHA, NEB. & A good smsumment always on hand. W WS ’I‘HE GREAT APPETIZER---SURE CURE PFor COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUMP- TION, and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS, The most acceptable proparation fn the known world Lemon juice,you iare w» exellont Appetizer v of its virtues 3 Putup in Quart Size Bottles, giving More for the money than any article in the market. CA'JTION. DO T BE DECEIVED by unpeluct ouly MEDICATE D artl yo tn place of onr TOLU ROCK and e GENUINE STAMP L RYE, which is the wade, ¢ » GOVERNMENT cach Dotule Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICK OF INTERNAL REVENU ) Messrs. LAWREN, 1111 Madteon st., Ch [ ‘the formola, it ma REPARATION and etovs of U. S. K vise s0ld by Drusgists, Apoth ther Persons with " (Stigned) @5 B. RAUM, Commissioner LAWRENCE& MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ilis. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS a ’“\Q\E\LEhS everywhere GOODMAN, AGE WHO 1S UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAEMY O (i e Leb iy BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THe I‘HICAGO ‘ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R IS llll‘hl{!.fl l\'\\\ll 'I\hll\k IKFIVH THE E for eatin; 5\ " praitively. the 0 % postir: Wi of enioyingy beantizal praie ePWo his Lin gents In th o tafu taation ot ohainable At your bome tcikes offien, e, msdrees A KIMBALL, B ST, JOH Gen'l Superin i ¥~ "TEIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP Proves beyond any reasonable question that the CHICAGO. & NORTH-WESTERN RY either direction between tendent. Caretully examine this Ma on thisfoad. Its through tralns Junetion points. f the West and Northw ke closo connections with tho (rains of EATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything pertaining te the pholstery Tradle, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW €(00s LOWEST FRICEHS OELAS. SEXVERLIGE 1208 and 1210 Parnham Street FURNITJRE, BEDDING, Cnepityes ATl DIIEBIR A & o IKEGAR WoR#S) ER ST KREBS, Manager* Marufacturer of all & VIN EG AR . DAY GOODS STORE- va Bet. 90A @ oNats, BB