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9 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SA1U.RDAY , SEPTEMBER TO , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETORS
010 Kirnhnm , bet. Oth and 10th Streets ,
TERMS 01' SUDSCIUPT10N !
One copy 1 year , In .vh ncoiosti ( > ad ! ) 910.00
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
.MR CAHI ) CIIIPAUU , HT. V.U I , , MISXKM-01.8 AM )
OJMIIA UtILROM ) .
Lcvc Omaha Jfo. 2 throiizh pvwniftor , 11
ft. m. No. i , Oakland jiXMciiKer , 8COa. : in ,
Arrliu Onni.i-No. ] 1 , throiuli iiiwcntfcr , Sr : > 0
in. No , 3 , Oakland jasfcuccT , [ > :3d : ji. in ,
LKAMNO OMAHA HAST 01 SOUTH Ittl'SD.
C. , n. ft Q. G > . in. 3:101 : . ID.
C. & XV. . , 0 A. in. 3:10 : p. m ,
C. , II. Ii , t I' . . 0 n , in. .1:10 : ) > . m.
K. C. , St. J. i C , I ) . , S n MI. ( . .SO p. m. Arrlto
St. Louis at G26 ; a. in. AIM ! V(0 ft. m.
wwr OR softii MTt.
II. i. M. In Nnli. , Thrcmvli KMirtns , 8:35 : . m.
II. & M , I.IiK-oln Freight. 7CM : p. in.
U. I1 nx ] < n12:10 : p. in.
O. * U. V. for Unjoin , 10:20 : i. In ,
O. , t 11. V. for Odccol.1 , 0:10 : o , in.
U. I1. freight No. 6 , 6.SO n. In.
U. P. Inicht No. , 8:15 : n. 111.
U. P. freight Nn. 7 , 6:10 : p. in.-emigrant.
U. I' . IrcU'ht No. 11 s:25 : p. in.
FBOM HAST AND yOUTII.
C. D. . Q. , B:00 : a. it. 7 : 5p ra.
C. 4 : N. W. , 0:45 : u , ii. . 7:251 > . m.
C. H. l.fcl\,0:15a. : th.-8.03 p. m.
K. C. , SI. .loo & U U. , 7:10 : n. in. 0:45 : p. m.
W. , St. L. & I' . , 1P : n. m. 4:26 : p. m.
Animi.va riioMTiiB ( tnai ASB SOUTUWKST.
O. & K. V. from Lincoln 12:1 ! ! l > . m.
V , 1' . Expron : " ! p. m.
B & M. In Ncl > . , Through Extro < s 1:16 : p. ra
U. & JI. Lincoln Krujht SS5 : n. m.
U. I1 , rrelcht No. 10-1:40 : p.itn.
No. ( J 4:2. : > p. m , Emigrant.
No , 8 10M ) p. m.
No 12 11:35 : n. in.
O , A H , V , nilttod , nr. 4:35 : p. m ,
NORIIl.
Mobruka Division ot Uio St. Paul & Sioux Clt
Kovl.
No. 2 leaves Orfahi 8a. m.
No. 4 leaves Omaha 1,60 p. In
No. 1 urrlM at Omiha at 4:20 : p. ni.
No. S arrhca at Omaha nt 10:45 : a , m ,
DUMMY TIUIVS H WKKN 01IA1U ASD
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Lca\o Omaha r.t B:00 : , 0:00 : nnd 11:00 : a. m.
10 'J:00 : , 3:00 : , 4.00 , 6:00 : nnd 0:00 : p. m.
Lsa\o Council Ulutfoat 8:25 : , 0:25 : , 11:25 : n. in ,
I'M , 2(25 , 3:25 : , 4:25 : t25 : ! and 0:25 : p. m.
Sundays The dummy leave * Oinaha at 0:01 :
and 11:00 : n. in. ; 2:00 , 4 : > K ) and 5.00 p , m. Lc :
Oi'iiiuli ItliitN at 0:2a : and 11:25 : a. at. ; 2:26 : , 4:2 : ;
ami C:2.r : > p. in.
Opening ; And Closing of Malls.
rtOUTB. OPII.V. CLOSS.
a. m. p. in. n , m. p. m
ChkiiL'O&N. W 11.00 9:30 4:30 : 2:4f :
Chi x o , H. I. & IMclIlc. 11:00 : 0:00 : 4:30 : 2:4 :
Chlca.-o , II. .t C > iisoo 0:00 : 4:30 : 2:4 :
Wal > ah 12SO : 4:30 : 2:4 : <
Sioux City and I'ndllc. . 11:00 : 4:30 :
Union 1'nclfic 5.00 11:40 :
Omaha A K. V 4:00 : 11:40 :
U. , t 31. In Neb 4:00 : 8:40 : B:3C :
Omaha > c Xortlittiftcrn. 4JO : 7:30 :
Local mails for HUtooI Iowa \cn\o \ but once
day , viz : 1:30 : a , in ,
A Lincoln Mall Is also opened al 10:30 : n. m ,
Ollico open bundayn from 112 m. to 1 p. in.
TltOS. F HALL P. JI.
Business Directory.
Abstract ar d Rual tstnte.
JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite Post Office.
W. R. BARTLE1T 817 South 13th Street.
Architects.
DUFKENE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECTS ,
Room 14 Crclghtoii Blcck.i
A. T. LAUGH Jr. . Room 2 , Cicishton Block.
Boots and Shoes.
JAMES UBVINB A CO. ,
Fine Boots and Shoos , A good assortment 01
home work on hand , corner 12th and Ilarncy.
TII03. ERICKSON , S K. cor. 16th and Douglas ,
JOHN FORTUXATUS ,
' 6M10thatrectt manufactures to orui cr good work
t fair prices. Uepairing done.
Ded Springs.
J. F. LARRIMEK Manufacturer. 1517 Doui-laast.
Books , News and ( Stationery.
J. I. FRUUIIAUF 1016 Farnham Street ,
Butter and Egg * .
MoSHANE & SCHROEDER , tliu oldest B. and E.
bousu In Nebraska established Ib75 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
southwest cornet 16thand Dodge.
U < wt Uoard for the Money.
g tMactlon Guaranteed ,
Meals at all Hours.
Board by tha Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash ,
lTtnomB Supplied.
uarrlaees and Road Wagons.
SN YDER , 14th and Ilarncy Streets.
jewellers ,
JOHN BAUMER 1314 Farnham Street.
Junk.
. HEITHOLD , Rags and Metal.
Lumbr , Lima and Cement.
FOSTER & GRAY corner Bth and Douglas Sts ,
Lamps and Glassware ,
J. CONNER 1309 Uouzl&s St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
0. A. L1NDQUEST ,
One of our most popular Merchant Tailors Is re
cx'hlng the latest designs for Sprint ; and Summer
Good * for gentlemen a wear , StylUli , durable ,
and prlcca low an ever 215 13th Let. DOUV. & Farn.
Millinery.
MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholesale , and Retail , Fan.
c-y Goods in great variety , Zephyrs , Card Hoards ,
Hosier } ' , Glotcs , Corsets , kc. Cheapest Ilouso In
the West. Purchaser * save 30 per cent. Order
by Mall. 115 Fifteenth Street.
foundry. [
JOHN WKARNE k SONS , cor. 14th & Jackson sts :
Hour and Feed.
*
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 6th and Farnbam Sts. ,
Wolabana Dros. , proprietors.
Uroccrs.
Z. STEVENS , 21st between Cumlng and Izar
T. A. McSIIANK , Corn. 23d and Cumlng Btroots.
Hardwate , Iron and Btcel ,
DOLAN It LANQWORTIIYVhoIceale , 110 and
1112 16th strut
A HOLMES corner IWh ami OallfornK
Harness , Saddles , &c.
B. WEIST 20 18th St. bet KarnHarnev. .
Hotels.
CANFIELD HOUSn.Ooi. Canflcld,0th & Farnham
DORAN HOUSi ; , P. II. Gary , 013 rarnham St.
SLAVE.VS HOTEL. I * . Sla cn , 10th bt.
Southern Hotel , Gu3 , IIamclCth &Ica\cnnorth .
Iron Fencing ,
The Western Cornloo Works , Apcntu for the
Champion Iron Fence lie. , hate on hand all kinds
of Fancy Iron Fences , Creating ! , Flncabj , RailinK'i
eto. 1310 Dodjro stree. ap2 ,
Clothing Doueht.
0 .SHAW n 111 pay lilyhcst Cash price for second
hand clothliiy. Corner lOtli and Farnham ,
Dentists.
DR. I'AUL , Williams' I'lock , Cor. I5th & Dodge.
Drue * , faints and Oils.
KUIIN & CO , .
Pharmacists , Fine Vunc ! > > oilt , Cor , Hth and
Douglis ttrccts.
W , J. WIIIXKIIOUf K , Whole-sale.Retail , ICth tt
C. 0. FIELD , 022 > orb ! Side Cumlnb' Street.
M. I'ARR , Druggist , 10th and Howard Streets.
Dry Goods Notions , Etc.
'JOHN II. F , LKllMA.VN & CO. ,
New York Drjr Goodi 6oro , 1810 and 1312 Farn.
him strut.
L. C. Enfttol.i also hoots and ho ! 7lhiP clIc. (
, r-urulture ,
. i A P. GROSS , New and Second Hand Furniture
. and Btou-s , 1114 Douiruu. llljfhost caoh prlie
" paid for second hand goo'is.
J , UONNEK 1S09 DoairU it. Fine KOOdi , ic.
Mill.
A , MOVER , manufacturer of sash , doors , bllndi ,
molding * , neweli. baliutcrs , hand raits , furnishing
K-roll ttauhi ) , ' , ig. , cor , Dodge and 8tb utrccts.
Pawnbrokers.
J. nOSRXFELD , 8 10th St. , bet. Far. A Hat.
Florist ,
A. PonaijhuB , plants , cut flower ! * , needs , boqucts
etc. N , W. vor. IRIh an 1 Doui'l
Civil Enclne rs nd Surveyors.
ANDREW UOSKWATKK , Crcl liton niock ,
Toun Sur\cys , Grade and Scncrago Sjittixs ft
3pp ( laity.
Commission Merchants ,
JOHN a.V1L LIS.U1I Dodge Street.
0 R 11KEMKR , Fpr detalli see largo adxcrtUc-
mcnt In DalLv and Weekly.
Clears and Tobacco.
WEST & FlIITSCl'KH. inanulatturcnof Cigars ,
uid Wholcralo Hcalen In Torncww. 1305 Douglas.
W. V. LORENKEN nunulattunr tlUOIhatrect.
Cornice Woitts !
Wcstirn Cornlco AVorks , Maiuifadiucis Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron mid Mate Rootling. Orders
from nny locality promptly cxmihil In the best
manner. Factory and Olllce 1310 Dodge Strrtt ,
( lihanlzcil Iron Cornlco , Window dips , etc. ,
nmnut.uturcd and \ > ut up In any part of the
country. T. SINHOI.I ) 410 Thirteenth f > tr ! t
Orccl'ery ,
J. liONNT.U 1309DounlM9tn < et. Good line.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
OEO. II. 1'irTERSON. Al * > HaU , dps , Boots ,
Shoe ? , Notions and Cutlery , E04 S. 10th street.
Fence Works.
OMAHA FFA'CE CO.
OUST , FRIES .tCO. , 1213 HarnrySt. , Improv
ed Ice Iloxc" , Iron and \Vcx l Fences , Olllco
, Counters of I'lne ami Walnut.
Retrlforators , Canfield's Patent ,
C. F. GOODMAN llth St. bet. Farn. & Harnc
Show Caio Manufactory. ,
0. J. WILDE.
Manufacturer and Dealer m all kinds of She
CAJC < , Uprluht Cases. A . , 1317 Cass St.
FRANK I , . GERHARD , proprietor Oman
Show Case manufactory , blS South 10th ( true
between Lca\cnworth and Marcy. All g
warranted flrut-class.
Stove * and Tinware ,
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealer In Stoves and Tinware , nml Manufactur
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Wet I ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONNER. 1309 Douglas St. Good and Chcar
Seeds.
J. EVANS , Wholesale and RcUll Seed Drills am
Cultivators , Odd Fellows' Hall.
Physicians on 1 Surgeons.
W. S. GIBBS , M. D. , IDem No 4 , Crclghtoi
Block , 15Ui Street.
P. S. LEISENR1NG , a. D. Maionle Block.
, < J L. HART , M. D. , Kyr and Ear , opp. postolfic
DR. L. B UKADDY ,
Oculist and Auri t , y. W 16th and Farnham Sts
Photographers.
GEO. HEYN. PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth Street ,
near Masonrc Hall. First-class Work and 1'rompl
ness guarantccn
Plumbing , Gas and Steam Pitting.
P. W. TARPY & CO. . 210 12th St. , bet. Farnham
and Douglas. Won ; promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK , 1409 Doulas Street.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
HENRY A. KOSrERS. 1412 Dodge Street.
Shoe blares.
Phillip Lang , 1320 Farnnam st. bet. 13th ft Hth
Second Hand Store.
PERKINS & LEAR. 1410 Doudai St. . New anu
Second Hand Furniture. House FuriiiihingGoodii ,
.tc. , hoiu'htand sold on narrow man/ins.
tialoons.
HENRY V AUFMAHN ,
In the new brick block on Douzlug Strart , bai
just opened n most elegant UCM Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
e\ cry day.
" Caledonia " J FAI.rONER. 670 10th Street.
Undertakers.
CHAS. RIEWE , 1011 ! Farnham bet. 10th & lltd
P. PEMNKR , 303J Tenth street , biitwccn Farn
ham and Harney. Docs itooU and cheap work.
00 Uent Stores.
P. C. BACKUS. 1206 Farnham St. , P * nrv Onpl
PROBATE NOTICE.
State of Nebraska , Douglas County BS :
At a Count } ' Court , held at the County Coutl
Room , in and for snlcl County , August 20th
A. J > . 1881. Present , HOWARD B. eMITII
County Judge.
In tlio matter ot the estate of James 1C. leh , deceased
ceased :1 :
On reading and filing the. petition of Martha
M. l li , praying thatadminlst atlon of ealdestate
may be granted to her as administrate :
Ordered , U hat September ICth , A. D. If 81 , in
10 o'eleck a , m. , id assigned forbearing said peti
tlon , when ail persons Interested in said mattci
may appear at a County Court to be held , In and
for slid County , and ( how causu why the prayer
of | ictitloiicr enould not bo granted , and that no
tice of pendency of said petition and the hearing
thereof , bo gh en to all persons Interested In nald
matter , by publishing a copy of this order In TUB
OMAHA WI-.KKI.Y BEK , a newspaper printed In said
County , for three Biiccessl\e etkn , prior to said
d y of hearing. HOWARD B. SMITH ,
au24u3t County Judge
PEOBATE NOTICE.
State of Nebraska , Dauglas County , m
At n County Court , held at the County Court
Hooni , In and foreaH County , August 15th , A.
D 18H. Present , HOWARD B. SMITH , County
Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Ferdinand Thuni )
deceased :
On reading and filing the petition of Einlllc
riitim , lira } Ing that the Instrument , tills day
Died and purporting to bo the last ulll and testa
ment of the mlil deceased , may ho proved , approved -
proved , allowed , probated and recorded as the
last will and testament of eald deceased , and
that admlnUtrntlon of said estate may begrant-
i-d to bald Knilllu Tlium , as executrix : tr ; , "
OHDKHKI ) , That September 10th , A D , 1S81 , at
10 o'clock a. m. lii assigned for hearing said peti
tion , hen all persons interested In said matter
may appear at a County Court to bohcld , ill and
or said County , and show cause why the prayer
> ( petitioner should not bo granted ; and that no-
tlco of pendency of laid petition and the hearing
thereof , bo gtten to all ( lemons Interested ln ald
natter , by publishing a copy of this order in TIIK
JUAIM \ \ KfKLY IlKK , a newsjuicr | printed In raid '
bounty , forthrce succesclio weoln , ] rlor to ba
lay of hevlng , IIOWAIU ) II. SMITH ,
[ A truu cojiy County Judge.
auirlTnllt
PI10BATE NOTICE.
itato of Nebranka , DouglaH County , ss :
Ua County Court , hild at the County Court
Room , In and for said County , August 1st , A.
I > . Ib31. Present , HOWARD B. SMITH ,
County Judge ,
In thu matter of the estate of Jocph II. Net *
ion , deceased :
On reading and filing the | > ctltion of Martha
) . Nelson , praying that the Instrument , pur-
icrtlriL' to lie a duly authenticated copy of the
ait will and testament of uald deceased , and of
tie probate thereof , by the Circuit Court of
'ountaln County , State of Indiana , and this day
lied III thld Court , may bo allowed anil rc'corilcif ,
the last will ami testament of nald Joseph H.
Maori , deceased , in and for Iho State of Ne-
iriuka.
Ordered , That August 2Tth , A. D. IESI , at 10
i'clock a. in. , Uanl ncO for hcaringfaldiictltlon ,
then all IKTSODH Intcifste'l In tiald initivr may
p | > earat a County Court to bs held , In anil for
aid County , and rhow cause why the iirajcr of
K'tltioucrslioiildnot be gr.intc'fl ; find ( tut notice
if the pcndunc-y of said petition and the Ixarlng
hereof , be ghcn to all jwrsoiiH Interested In slid
natter , by publishing a , copy of this order In Tux
) VAII.V WKKKLYr.r \ \ , a iionspapvr prlnlcil In Mtld
'ounty. lor tlueo tucccusUu uccl.u , prior toiuld
lay o' lie-arlng ,
[ A true copy. ] IIOWAIU ) U. SMITH ,
auglO3t County Jud c.
A.zle Grease
NEVER GUMS !
Usc.1 on Wagoni , Uuggics , Reaper ) , Thrcsherl
nd Mill Machinery , It U mYAUMbLic TO MHU *
us ASU VKAMMTCKS. H cutei Scratches and all
Inds of soreo on Hence anJ Stock , u well as on
leu.
leu.OLARK & WISE , Manuf's ' ,
300 Illinois Street , Chicago ,
/3T8E.VD FOR PRICES. le Zl-flm-bj
A. G. TROUP ,
.TTOENEY - AT - LAW
WHITEST MAHJHJHB MINES ,
In the onrly days ol the Cnrbonnto
Camp , 1878-70 , no clmractor wns
butter known tlmu Hin Moore , "Tlio
Whitest Mnn in the Flint's. " Colonel -
nol Aluoro wivs not a beauty. Ho was
live foot niito inches in fieiyht , niul
weighed only one huntlrctl anil thirty-
flvo iioutuls , but ho wna nn nthlulo ,
with nitiscluA us hard na iron , niul n
inovuiucnt ns cjutck nn n cat. Ho
hailed from Evnnsvillc , lud. Mis
forehead was hiyh and narrow , his
hnir black , oycs a stool gray , a largemouth
mouth iind a iitij , ' uoso. Ho was al
ways smooth Blmvon , drank seine , but
iiovor to cxcesa , and was a man born
to lend , in whatovcr station of lifo ho
might be found.
Colonel Moore was a gambler by
profession , and immodiutoly after
locating in the Carbonate Camp , com
menced dealing faro at the Toxaa
house , on Harrison avenue ,
Lcadvillo. The colonel was
entirely unknown when ho com
menced operations in Lcadvillo , nnd
the next day after ho commenced deal
ing , John Kichnrds , the camp bully ,
clinrgud him with running a brace
game. Moore struck him over the
head with the heavy silver box , pro
cured a now box and continued coolly
dealing , whileRichards' frionda were
trying to bring him back to conscious
ness. When this was accomplished ,
the crowd scattered in expectation of
Bucing a little pistol practice between
Moore and .Richards , but the latter
\ \ alked meekly away.
On the fourth day of Jim's opera
tions in Loadvillo , a gambler named
Mooney , who had lost heavily by his
reckless betting , drew his bowie knife
and applied an opprobrious epithet to
Mooro. The latter pulled a revolver ,
shot Mooncy through the heart , and
the coroner's jury acquitted him on
tlio ground of self-defense , and Jim
was at his post , dealing as usual , in
the course of a few hours. This little
episode raised Jim in the estimation
of gamblers and I'osuoradocs ' of the
camp , and those who had looked dowi
upon him before , were glad to rocog'
iiix.o him now.
Jim was a reckless phenomenon. .
Not longer after ho became acclimntci
and acquainted in the camp , an humbl
follower of John Wesley canio t (
Leadvillo to establish a church. Whor
Jim heard of the movement , he ob
served to a small knot of gamblers
gathered around him , "Uy fl d
boys , a town isn't worth n damn with
out a church in it , and I'm ' going tt
help the parson , " So he called upoi
the minister , got a promise from bin
not to como down to hard upon th <
sporting men , and promised his aid
Ho got up a subscription paper ,
headed it with a round sum , passed il
around among his friends and raised
enough to erect a church building
Then ho went to church on the firs
oponini' Sunday , led the singing , ami
passed the hat around twice.
But the next Sunday ho was abson
from church , nnd the minister , mix
iour to know if ho wns sick , wont to
the Texas house to inquire. Ho
found Jim seated in the midst of a
crowd of gamblers and miners , deal
ing faro. As soon as Jim espied tin
parson ho paused in his dealing and
sternly said :
"No inonkoy work here , parson. "
"Certainly not , " said the preacher ,
"I shall not bother. I did not know
but that you were ill , ns you were
absent from church , and I called to
inquire. "
'No , " said Jim , "I wanted to como.
but a sucker came in with § 2,000 to
spend , and I had to tay and accom
modate him , " and the minister won
away.
But the incident by which Jin
gained the sobriquet of "tho whitest
man in the mines , " occurred soon
after this. The town was springi
up with mushroom rapidity , titles
were loose , and claim-jumping was nn
overy-day , or rather every night oc
currence. There we o nbout Jwolve
thousand people in the camp at the
time of which I write , nnd nearly half
of them were cnmblors , highwaymen
and desperadoes. Men had como to
the camp to got rich , and all other
duties and purposes but this were lost
aight of
On the corner of Harrison avenue
and State street was n very valuable
lot , -which had boon taken as a claim
before it was of much valueby n poor ,
uld , withered washerwoman named
Ray , who had como .up from Denver.
Hero she had pitched her tent nnd
was engaged in washing for miners
ind camp men. It had been decided
by four professional lot jumpers that
Mother Rny'had no right to this vnlu-
iblo corner , and must give it up. So ,
mo cold night their plan to dispos-
icss the poor woman was put into
> poration.
Jim Moore had been dealing faro
'or ninny hours , without ; rest , until
lis brain reeled , and the smell of
iquor and tobacco smoke made him
ick. So ho asked a brother gambler
o take his place behind the magic
jox for awhile , while ho took a stroll
n search of pure air and n euro for
jishcndncho. It was a cold ) ) itt star-
it evening , and Jim enjoyed it To the
idlest extent , as lie walked up and
lown the streets , not caring whither
10 went , but only bunt upon gritting
id of the weakness and ( lix/inesi
irought on by his steady woik and
ontinoment.
Suddenly a woman's shriek sounded
m the night air , and Jim Moore ;
lauscd to listen. Tlio scream was re-
it-atu'l , and Jim hurrying in the di-
cction fiom which the sound pro-
eeded , envr Mm. llay'a tent in naiiitM ,
n 'the light of the fire Jim beheld
ho forms of four men , and their
novcmontH excited his suspicion that
11 was not right. Ho hurried for-
rard. One of the four villaimi had
hoked the old woman nearly to
leath , nnd the four now stood "with
ockod revolvers , to prevent any nt-
umpt of n couple of parties near by
t extinguishing the llnmcs. ' They
, ul a now tent with them , which they
icnnt to have erected on the mta of
ho old ono when they had turned the
Id woman out into the cold.
Jim Moore took in the whole tiiliui-
ion at once , and sprang forward to
lie rescue. The jumpers llrcil two
hots at him , but they missed him ,
nd when he answered them , ono
Kin wont down with n hole in his
cad and another with a broken leg.
'lie ' firinj. brought a crowd of men ,
nd in the excitement the remaining
ivo men escaped.
When Mra , Ray recovered enough
3 spcnk , uho wont down on her knees
nd said to Jim , amidst teara and
sobs , ' ! don't know your name , but
I do know nnd may God bless you ,
that you arc the whitest man in the
mines. "
Willing hands in the crowd sson
erected the now tent for the old
woman , the wounded lot-jumper was
cared for till ho got well and then
ordered out of town , and Jim Moore
was ever after known as "tho whitest
man in the mines. " Mra. Uny sold
ono of her lots for § 14,000 , a few
weeks after the scene above narrated ,
and with the proceeds erected _ build-
it s on the other lots , which bring her
a good income She resides in the C.ir-
bonato Camp to-day and Iho tears
como into her eyes whenever anything
is said of thewhitest * man in the
mines. " '
iSHvy more stories jn regard to this
Atrnngo character might hu related ,
but wo pass them by the final nnd the
strangest net in Jim Moore's strange
lifo.
lifo.Ono
Ono Saturday night there was a
largo crowd in Jim's place , and bet
ting had been high nnd feverish. Jim
hail boon dealing rapidly nnd
silently for hours. Suddenly lie slopped -
ped in the middle of the deal , re
moved the cards from the box and
said ; ' 'Gentlemen , pass in your
chocks for your cash. The deal has
stopped and all further bets nro oil'
Jim Moore has dealt the last card he
will over deal in this life. "
For nn instant there was a death
like stillness , and then a dozen voices
shouted' , "What's the matter , Jim ? "
"Nothing , " ho replied ; "only Iain
n gambler lie longer. I-have como to
the conclusion that preaching nnd not
dealing is my trade Yon may call
mo 'Jim' nnd the 'whitest man in the
mines' the rest of to-night , but nftcr
this you will please say "Mr. Mooro. ' "
All the pot suasions of his friends
could not change Jim's determination.
"No , boys , " ho said , "I have done a
powerful lot of harm guiding the
Royal Bengal Tiger , and now I intend
to do n powerful lot of good. Bar
keeper , drinks for the house , at my
expense. "
Jim Moore immediately quit his ol
haunts , except when ho appeared
them in the role of n missionary. II
preached on numerous occasions , am
his sermons were earnest and convinc
ing , although interspersed with slang
uid occasionally n bar-room phrase
There was nothing of the hypocrit
about him. Ho wns ns terribly i
earnest ns ho was when ho defende
Mrs" . Ilay's rights , and his old nssoci
ates respected liiin , though they won
dered at him nnd could not under
stand it.
But the end soon came. In April
1880 , Moore sot out on snow shoe ;
for the Gunnison country , to do mis
sionary work , or ns ho characteristic
ally put it , to wrestle with the Gun
nison heathen. Nothing was heard
from him , and his old and now asso
ciatcs wondered what had become o
him , until late in July , when tin
mystery was explained. In tha
month prospectors penetrated the nev
country on Taylor/ river , nnd in oui
of the deep fissures they found n deat
body. It was frozen still' and not ni
all decomposed. From tlio way ii :
which it was wedged in , it was sup.
posed that the unfortunate man had
fallen into the fissure and mot hi ;
death. None of the men who drew
the body out recognized the features ,
But loitering behind , testing the
rocks , was a young man from the
Carbonate Camp. When ho came up
ho took ono look at the features of
the dead , and immediately removed
his hat and said with crciit emotion :
"My God , boys , this is the body of
Jim Moore , the whitest man in the
mines1 ! '
A TROMBONE TREAT.
A Political Jninlioroo in San
Francisco ,
San Franclico Chronicle.
The spirited rendering in front of
Irish-American Hall last night by
band of five graduated trombones of
the patriotic melody , "We'll fight for
Jeilerson Davis on a Confederate
man-of-war , " summoned the Democ
racy of the Twelfth Senatorial district
to ratify the nominations made by
their amalgamated Municipal Conven
tion , The hall having been filled ,
the quintet of trombones wont
up stairs and took a front
seat. T. B. Morteo opened
the meeting. Ho announced that
the whole ticket was brimful of hon
esty and integrity , and that M. C.
Haley , candidate for rc-jordor , was
loaded fairly to the muzzle with every
virtue requisite in a recorder. Major
Harry Hammond made a speech that
only his hurry t < j get over to another
meeting ut Biitchurtown prevented
from being painfully eloquent. Sher
iff Desmond was also bound for Butch-
urtown , but took time to remark that '
ho "wouldn't take nn insult to
bo elected president , and ho
wouldn't swap oil'any man
on the ticket with anybody. "
Music by the tivo trombones , ' 'While
the captain down below was uhmokin' '
in his l > ort' , egad ho set fire to
the Bugaboo. " Walter Levy was also
bound for South San Francisco , " 1
nn hyiir , " he said , and while he wns
Lhore ho recounted tlio yirtuea of
Fohn "Dorrity , " the chief ol which
ipponrud to bo that Mr. Dougherty
laid no taxes. The trombones paid
ho police court practitioner the deli-
jatu complimant of tendering in llvo
lintinct blasts the charming fantasy of
"Thirty D.iys in. the Chain-
'ang. " John Dougherty him-
iclf oiiiiu forwanl to nay that
hoii''h ho had hc'on attacked , he was
lot "aiikeord , " Ho uasn't a partner
> f .Happy Jnck'fl. Ho was a gas
ilumbei' . Ho had no doubt ho could
ortroaunt Iho people. Trombone
jiiintut * "Meet Me by Gaslight
\Iono , " Charles A. Simmer , , T , If.
ji'ady , John H. flilmore , J P. Lamar
ind M. .1 , Donovan in swift succos-
lion poured out orations is praise of
leflerson , Madison , Jack Dougherty
ind Tom Desmond till there wai
lothing left in the hall but the tire
es. ! trombones , and the meeting thun
iulwdod.
fa It Possible , ?
Hint a remedy made of such common ,
iimplo plnntn as hops , buchti , man-
Irafio , dandelion , etc. , make HO many
mil such marvelous and wonderful
Hires as Hop Bitters do ? It mint be ,
or when old and young , rich and
jopr , pastor und doctor , lawyer and
iditor , nil testify to being cured by
hem , wo must believe anil doubt no '
ongor. SoptLOctlG
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT tUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's ' Specific
It li & vo itncma lor SpcrmMoirhii , Stmlnt
WroVnpw. lmjv tincy , niul ( ill ilj ! \ e rojiiltln *
from Scli'Alimc , us Mental Anxkty , I/m
Memory . , I'aln * In tlio Hick or Ship , mul illi cj
- - -
-
- to
Infinity MHI
mtl > yn\
The bix'uiK
M.llciiie li
.Klii" . nil I
wonder
ful MIOCOH.
Pamphlet *
cnt frco to all. Wrllo for them nd pet full p -
ticnlius.
I'rlcc , Specific , * 1.00 per p k M , or lx puck-
RC9 for M.W. A Uri"M all enl < w to
H. SIMSOX MKDIC1XK CO.
Not. 104 mid UK ! Mftln M. llulTilo , N. V
Sold In Oinahi liy C. F. ( Joodnvin , J.V. . Holt ,
J. K l h , mill mil tlriiifKlst cvcry hcra
Geo. P. Bemis
SEAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
IDlh anil Doilgo Stt. , O matin , Neb
ThU nitoncy ilons STRICT ! . hrokomito bwlnciw.
Doc not rrwe-tilatc , mil therefore any Ku nlin
on lt liooM nrc Invircil tolU | troiu , InstcMl
ol lirlnir eoWilcil m < liv tlm ni'onl
BlacklamoniCoalGo.
\v. ii LOOM is , J. s. xiwiii : : , ,
1'ntn. SreAMI TRIJM.
I. U MII.I.UH , AIRST.
HARD OR SOFT COAL
In i-ixr lots or In mmntlttc * to unit purelmscr ,
Onli-rs gollritcil.
Yard. Foot Pavnhnmnncl Doug
las Sts. , Oruuha.
e-p3 It
PROPOSALS FOR HAY ,
. nalril hid < will IKS ii\rl\cd by 'ho undersigned -
ed up to 1'iicid.iy , Scptpinlirr Oth , 1SS1 , at 12
o'clock noon , for furnlvliln tlxty ( ,00) tons of
hajirThro or lo , lor tin1 use of the llro doivirt-
mcnt during the Lalanco cf tliu present flsral
, \r. Any liiformatlxn ncrtUil lll l > o tiirnlahctl
jy J. J. ( lalllsnii , Odcf cu lni-cr.
Ilio il ht Utujcrtcd to rcjcit nnvandall I > UN ,
r.n\ilo'ii | conttlnliigproio | > > al9 snail 1 > c mark.
cd "PtojiosBiln tor Fiiriil < hliig Hay'and bo ad-
' v.wil to the undersliriKd.
Omalia , Aiuniet 30th , IfBl.
J. J 1. . C. JI'.WCTT ,
Oltv Clerk ,
BTRO.N RKkU. .K\H3BKr.n
BYRON REED & CO.
.Ol.l'S KT UTJUtLlilllKU
Real Estate Agency
IN
Keep A complete nlietr.ict of tltlo to all ltr.il
Eslute In Omali.i niul UoitzlM ronntv. m.-vvtf
DRSTCOFFiW\N
AND
- -
THOMPSON" ,
Physicians and Surgeons.
OFriCK , OierCrnlcUlwik , 15th St , , llet.
Furiilmin Mul loi'gl.tn. nt4.m ! |
AQENT8 WANTED FOR
KASTIMT SKLLIXQ UOOKH nmiK Aor.l
Foundations of Success
VUS1NESS AND SOCIAL KOItM.S.
The lawn of trade , legal forms , how to Irani-
ct buslnCMnlunlilo tables , social
rarllninuntary naa c , how to conduct public bual
nu ; In I.iit ft Is n coinplcta Citildu to Sncei-sj foi
\ \ \ civsi's. A family necessity. Address for clr <
culars nnd spcchl termn ANC1IOH I-UIILLSIIINO
CO. , St.lxmls. Mo.
DISEASES
OFTIin
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
IIcfcreiKCS all I'.cpuluWo Phyxlclans ol Omaha.
AjTOtTlce , Corner 16th and Farnham SU. ,
Omaha , Neb. miUAmctf
To Contractors , Builders and
Property Owners.
The undoiel/ne'd Imvln been appointed agent
for tlio oxte'imha Iron and wlru manufacturing
house * of K. T. Ilariiiini , of Detroit , and thu
Mussel Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
Ohio , cajtaclty of 60 tons dally , U prepared to
furnUli CHtliimtca and prli-eii for Iron column * ,
lie. , &c. , for fctoro fronts , u-lndowcapn and till * ,
threshold platen , wrought Iron bcaina and clnl.
cm , hjdraullc e-lotntorK , < taplu llttliiSH.l pulleys ,
Hlmftln , iealno ; Iron foneui , crcntln , uln-
daw guardH , ehuttcrs. Ktalrn , Lalconlc , ee-tlcca ,
chaliti , totcii , ae' < | iiarliini , fountalna , Miniincr
houses , la n , ( furdcnaiid cciiietory ornamontH ,
llo cr stands , ( rra > o jfiiardu , lie. , Ac. . In ciullciu
tarlvty , Catalogucamipplle < l on anpllcatlon.
IIISNIIV II. IIAUHV ,
.ManuUctiircru' Asjent , 2'2 Pearl ttrcct ,
auulO-lni mo Council muff * , Iowa
THE CHAMPION HAY GATHERER ,
Taken the hay direct from Ku-ntli to Rlach
'M to TUO Ilia , nt u loud , Kau-d wliirouinir ,
iliocklnir. &c. TriceJ2.1.00. . Kor ] iartlel'Uril
iddre-ai H. II. OILI.lIANl ) ,
llonrou L'ltv , .Mo , ,
unlO-w'Jt I'aoprle'tor nnd Jlunufactuitr ,
HENRY WARD BEECHER"
dilresslni ; tha ttiideuts of the National Rebool of
{ locution and Oratory , said , "Wu aru llvlntf In a
Mil liose K < 'IIIIH | , UIIOHO iilntnry , uhoio linlltii-
Ion eminently demand oratory , ' "Iho National
Ichool of Elocution and Oratory wan ntnb-
lihed In 1B7I , tomipilvthUileuiaiid | , Chartered
ii 1S7B , Nineteen Teachers and U-etutim ,
Ipeclalliti In Iliclr ile-partiii iiti. Summer
"erm , July C , Fnll Term , October 3 , Hund
Drelrcularto
J. II. IIKCIITCL , HccrcUry.
1110 nnd UlHC'liestmitBtreet , J'hlladelphlC ,
JuSZdw
A&KNTS WAfJTb'O FOH
OREATIVE SCIENCE
and Sexual Phllooophy.
roluxoiy lllin-trutrd , heiumt lni | > oilantanil
iwV b iK I'UlilItlvd ' , K\vt ) finjlly wuutj It
Ixtrnitrtliniry nilurtmcnli ilfertj Ajuntf , .
Addrw 'hil Tti'l'iiMMIillllxi O VI lv > \n \ ' ' >
John G , Jacobs ,
( Korincrly of OlsliiJacobi , )
JNDERTAKER.
'o , HIT FiirnhsmSt. , Old Ktnnd of Jarali Oil.
id au77.lv
J.P.ENGLISH ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAV/ ,
810 South Thirteenth Struct , with
J. M. Wool worth.
DexterL.Tliomas&Bro.
WH.k IIUV AND SP.LI/
coMxrxTxi ) Tiiannwirii ,
? ny Taxoo , Rent HOUBOH , Etc.
H YOU WANT 10 BUY OH BBLU
'All At Onicr , Koom B , Crcl hton IllocV , Omalu ,
SITING OSViAHA
THE-
ST-A.TE3
Will Find it to their Advantage to Purchase their
.A.M * 3PX3CX2
614-616 TENTH STREET.
s
LatliBS1 Beaver Dolmans SO 00 upwards ; Lanios' ' Beaver Oloafe ,
85 00 upwards i Ladies Wool Shawls , $1 $ 00 upwards ! Ladier
Ulsters , S3 50 upwards. A
1 Lot Black Uaslnuoros , all wool , 40 inches wide , 50 , 65 , 75 , 85 -
and 95 cents. Extraordinary Valno , ,
1 Lot English Oaslnuoros , all Shades , reduced to 37 1-2 cents , \
4 Oases -Uauton Flannels , 8 1-3 , 10 and 12 1-2 cents ,
4 Bales 4-4 Sheetings , 7 i-2 cents per yard , uy the piece , > \
1 Oase Prints , now styles , 5 cents.
0 Oases Bed Comforts and Blankets at Bottom Prices , * \
Chimota , Ginghams , Tickn , Denims , Tnlilo Linens , Towuls , Ucd Spreads , \
Arc. , nt I'opulnr Prices. ' ; '
Ladies' , Misses' , Doyo' nnd Children1 Shoes UOpor cout lower limn , any Shoo
Btoru in Oninlm.
Srr.ClATj.-l Lot Sjilomlld Slilrtitift Klnnnols , 'J'Ji cculu jicr yiu-d , worth 3T ) ccnti.
P. G , IMLAH , Manager ,
. Leader of Popular Prices.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE.
M. HELLMAN & CO , ,
? Suits ! All Styles !
IMMENSE STOCIMT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Tlie Largest CMliing House lest of Chicago.-
A Department for Children's Clothing.
Wo have now an'asaorbniont of Olotlimg of all kinds , Gont'e
Furnishing Goods in great variety.nml a heavy Stock of Trunks ,
Valises , Hats , Caps , &o. These goods are fresh , purchased from
the manufaoturora , and will bo sold at pricea lower than eve"
before made.
We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price.
A'lorge ' TAILORING FORCE is employed by us , and TVO m.
SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice.
313:0 :
1301 and 1303 Farn ham St. , cor. 13th
Omaha , Collins ,
Cheyenne , 'I ' Colorado
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING ! !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AMD CHILDREN.
Hats , Caps , Trunks , Valises.
IN THE LATEST STYLES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed , Prices to Suit all I
1322 FARNHAM STREET ,
NEATl FOUIITEENTH
J. A. W AKEFIELD ,
WHOLKSAL.E . AND IICTAIL DL'AIKH IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BUNDS , MOLDiNGS , Li ME. CEMENT
TK AOKNl FOII illLWAUKKU ClIMKNUCOMl-ANV.
Wear Union Pacific Depot. - - - OMAHA. NfiB
O. H. BALLOU ,
-DEALER IN
Lath and Shingles ,
Yard and Office 15th and Cumings Street , two blocks
V
north of
ST. PAUL AND OMAHA DEPO3 ? .
jyl-cod-Din ,