o Til R OMAHA DAILY" RH1R. THURSDAY. DiiIORMBER I 1881.
WOM EM VVH J T L EGRAPH
Pair Ladieu Whoso Fiugora
Toy With Lightning.
How Thrij- Work nml Arn Vnld
Thotr Xnfluonon on tlio
of Main Operative * .
VOMT York HnnJiy Sow * .
The tvli-uMph ojior.ttor looked out
of her windiiw al tlio Nowa rt'p'iitof
.uul ainnlheml her blond lutigi with
one liriud wlulo she reached for his
muaiigu. Tliu ii slio counted the
words , tapping each ono with the
li.wllo of u poll gnawed ra ed bo-
twcon her vhito lofth. Then nhu
nilllod her pun roll.ctivoly , mirvey
iiitf the reporter furtively under her
ImiK lashus. Filially ho mid ,
"IVonty-oight contB , " and n ftilvor
dollar , without n thiriy-fivo cent holu
in it , liaviny boon p.issod over , Hiniill
boy \viw dispatched in au.irch of
change ,
" 1 Imvo qnito n rim of mcBaf'o
this morning , " eaid thoopurator , ' 'mid
there's nothing in the drawer but bilk
Jt stioiim to mo 1 IMVO be-on doing
nnlhin ; ; but changing since 8 o'clock ,
.Mid only n ininitto u ii I found myself
looking in tlio glass to BOO if 1 was
o niz.ibo ! yut. "
Do you cuinnionco toyintj with the
uiii" aa o.irly an that ? ' ankod the
reporter.
"From 8 to 8 arc my luiiirn. Long ,
you ttay ? Indcrd they nro , and dull
enough , to i , HoinotiniuR. 1 huvu read
novels till I hutu thu m hl of them.
Now I'm studying French , lor
TJiu ro ] > orlor inquired how she liked
lior profotmoti. rilm lilcud it well
enough. How wull WIIB tluit ? Well ,
it W.IH a grent tleul butter than tend-
ill ; , ' : i i-ouiitor , ititd that is what HIO !
used to do bol'oro Hho learned to nmi-
tor tliu ok'Ctrio .sp.irks at thu niiht
climei of n telegraphic college. "Evuti
if I didn't lilo it 1 would stick to it , "
.iho said , with a dulormincd tlaBh in
the lilno oycfl. ' 'For when ! com-
„ ]
inunctid four yearn ago I WIIB nnuurcd
at by tin ) men for dannjj to think 1
uoulil do thu work , and 'd ' submit to
any inuonvuniiinco toprovothat I Mil ,
DD wiiinun nmko ijood upurntorn : IH n
rule ! Quito us jjond mie * n.i men ,
when they attend to tlioir bnsmoiw ,
wlncii xuiiiindH mo tint I inn ui'gic'ct- on
ing iiiino. Kovonry-two eutitn. iir.
( Joiint if yourwlf , ploams , Thank
you. "
AH olliciil ol the \Vcrstuni Union
omp.iny , speaking of niun at tolls-
gr.ipliura , raid to tlio reporter : "Tho
"ener.'l public Inn a very insuftlcioiit
idea uf what it ewe to fem.ilo opura-
tow. Littlu nioro than live yearn ago
wo v/oro the ahvi.'H of > > ur niun. They
formed si hii-li priced , n thoroughly
independent boily. They nwdyiiionuy list
ami hpjiit it. Toll-graph oner.itors aru a
as Holioniimi in tlioir instincts at
actora and newHnapur men. They
novcr work wliilo ihoy li'ivo c.ihh or
credit to pi ly on. Their pay-day. } faU
bi-nudilhly , mid every pay-day. loft m the
oripplod lor opcratons till the roy tor-
ing nl , onrci'i ! h id run tluur money
through. If wo ventured to o.xpoatu-
Into tlmy would nifuso to work itt all.
Jf wo ex profited disapnrobalion at nny not
thing they did thiiy would lot men-
Dii''oa nccuiniiliilo till their would IHI '
half n chiy'n , and ovou longer , doluy in rah
the limit imppotant | busiuuBH. Thons On
u-jtual union among
thorn , but they ntuok toother and
had thliijj * pretty much their own. of
Way.
Way."Then
"Then the sumjcbtion was made that '
wo flhuuld employ u'nmuiiiu opor.itora.
The lito Pr < ) sidoiitOrtoii wastho oriu- ho
imtor of t.hitiidua. Hi&frioiuU would ono
friMjuuntly uontJ young ladio-i , who had
lu.imud telo 'rapliy in private Bcluiola ,
to him foi * oinployiuuni , und Jiu know
that a HinnliLT whom hu had found
poaitioiu i > i business IIOUKCH for were
capable of cxuullont work. Finally
wo employed a fmv on lliu nhort and
easy lints. They did their work nd-
mir.ibiy. They were not an fust astlui
moil , and could not work the heavy
dmtanco wiru ; . JJtit for all ordinary
woik tlioy were quite c.ipablo und nit- : '
era
"Tho main opirnloia made a vigor-
oil ) kick , ; uuldintin iiinlitJ tlionisolven
by no little bourishnoHB toward their
nistor prifoisor3 , but tlioy hid to cave
in. They made a strike of it and held
out for a week , when the nmial breakup - ly
up occuir < : d , and tliey ntaugorod in till
all K'oro forced to titrniB. From that
time foith the public wore bettor serv
ed thitn it had o.'cr been before , 'i'hu and
old rule or ruin royii of the dandy
operator WUR over. Hut the groiilost ly
C'lnvenienco Unemployment of woinon
rendered positihlo wan the establish- ed
inont uf tun Hinall local olliuoii in hiitola
and the up-town dialrictshoro
it would never have paid to koi'p a
lii h-tonod mnlo operator at a saliny
of ulmottt U8 much as the ollico brought U
in. Aluny of our local olliues wcru lit
the aturt attended to by young women
or
who took A commission on ttiuir re it
turns us pay. Mow , lumuvcr , wo
Imo them all under balary. Out of ,
town wo have himdroclfi , 1 WIIH
to Hay , of olliceii in the care of fenialu
opunttora , They are muall oIllci'H , at
places vrhoro n niun would not may.
Fur itiHtanco , at a villa/ii of a couplu
of Kcoro of houses wo could not idlord that
to koup an operator at a city Hillary.- and
Hut by i > ayiiiK Nome young girl who
lives there 8-5 or $30 u month , which
is inuio than uho could u.irn in auch ace mid
co at much hurdor labor , we are
alilo to keep the line open to furnish
faeilit'os wliioh the residenta find fre and
quent need of. The saino reniurka up- cal "
ply 10 uuuiy branch oflicoa hero and in
other cities nheie bunincau is light ,
but tlioro u still a demand for local
scrvico. If it waa not for our women ing.
operators theao places would not be hut
iiupuliod with telegraphic norvico at
on
Ho
lithe public have boca benefited by
thu introduction of female operatives
into telegraphy , the male operatives ho
ocrtiiinlj Imvo not. There has been a of
remarkable decline ill salurica aitioo-
the women entered the bueiiicsa. The for
bout oporatora , giants in their line , his
who send and take messages with in.
credible speed , otill innke handsome
xalarios enough , as galariea in telegraphy -
graphy go , and Icaa able oporatons , by
doing extra work , earn good livings.
Hut among the mass of operators
HaUriea have been coriously cut into.
Women are doing for from $25 to $50
a month now what ten yeais : iyi > men
got from 50 to 880 nnd § 100 for
doing. The pay of unurutois outside 25o
haw Himildfly auiTcrcu , Many maim-
factories nnd lui e hu.iinctBhou9 < s en
joy private telegraph lines. Thcso
used to umploy men. Now women do
the service at no.irly all of thorn. In
the B.itno way , in liuudteds of minor
countrj fitationi , where a man , by
combining thu wretched nalnrien of
sfation-aaoiit f r the railroad and
operatorYi > r the lolo rnph company ,
contrive to eke out a comfortable liv-
iuif , women now do their work for
oven less than half their old remuner
ation.
"And it' ijoiiis ' , to ho worse yet ,
said an opi-r.ilor. who was
'guard over a Park mw lii"ch-countor ,
to a reporter "For the telegraph
college * keep grinding em out lil < o
corn at a mill , Clivo 'ein ? ! iOa month
and a looking-glass a.idn cheap novel ,
and Ihoy don't tmk any nioro. What
show lins u decent man got alongside
of ouch opposition , I'd like to know ? "
"Dilho Bay that ? " auk the young
Indy nt the - hotel , when the re
porter communicated the remarks to
her , and awked if they wore truo.
"Ho did. "
Thu young lady tapped Iho lover of
lier iiiBtruinent with oxprcanivo voho-
1I10I1CO.
"Well , nil I've got to nay in that ho
an operator , " uho replied. "I don't
know any worse miino for him than
that. "
"PUT THE FOOL , our. "
Attempt to Iinrint Adolina Pnttl
With n Wronth.
Now York Tlinw.
Mmo. Adolina Patti last night nang
in Steinway ilall for the benefit of the
Hiill'ururH by the Michigan forest lirus.
The cans * ) in which the co-opuration of
the public WIIB invited wa a good ono
and that fact and tlio other important
one that a considerable reduction had
been inaclo in the price of aoats , nerved
to bring to Sloinwny Hall a largo .ndi-
uiico , which , while it did not ( ill the
hall , wna larger than any which hnK
yol hoard Mine. 1'atti ninco her rcap-
ponranco. The audienc WM composed
of intelligent and diimrimnmting JKKI-
) lo , who were afforded an opportunity
during the evening , which they did
not neglect , of exorcising tlioir dis
crimination and good ROIISO by rebuk
ing flonio very absurd oxhibitionn of
lack of good souse and tanto. Mayor
Grace and a largo number of highly
respectable guntlomon occii ] > iod seatn
the Bingo. ] ! y direction of komo in-
npirod dunce , tliono jentlemen roi-o
whenever jMino. 1'ntti ciniio upon thu
Htago , and gain when < the loft the
Htago Htood until ho had dinappuar d.
This was obviuiialy an unnecoPSBry ,
though harmless and oxcnnablo , act of
politenoda , ulthough it CAcited thori'i-
liilitiofi of the Httdiorico. Oeor o Is.
SaudorH ( said to bo a son of ex-K bo ] er
Sanders ) , uhaninan of iho JNIayor'n re
lief committee , undertook to road a
of the invited guentn and to make
portenously long speech , which
millicii'tilly anuiHin in ita blundeni ,
but othor.visu an nllliclion which WUH
calculated to iiuike every poison in the
nudienco feel u IIUIIHO of piirtuerHhip in
Biilleiing ] of the people of JVliclii-
tion , however , to ho imposed by lr.
fSandors , which Un altogether ridicu
lous and to lie regretted , in that it
only unnoycd the audience but
embarrassed Mmo. Palti. After Mine.
I'atti had sung the iiiin from "lino- bo
, " she WIIB recalled Bovcral times.
the last nccasion Mr. Sanders came
forward , carrying in ono hand a large
green wreath decorated with et reamers
rod , white , and blno , and in the In
other a silk flag. Approaching Mmo.
I'atti , and dii-rogarding the '
hiughtor , and joeni of the audience ,
taid , "I am now called upon toudd
nioro to the ninny Jauroiuyou have
won , and with thin wreath , in the
niiino of his honor , the mayor , to
crown yon empress of cony of both
conlinontB. " Tlii wpeech endoJ , Mr j i
SandorH endeavored to put the wreath
over Mine Patti's hrnd. Uy n very
natural impulse , for the wreath was of
overwhelming proportion * , Blioavoided
him. Ho permuted , the audience ro- u
po.iting and rodoubliug its huiRhtor
and hiijHi's. At last , to cacapu , Mme ,
I'.itti darted oil' the Htngo. Mr. Sand-
utartod on" in hasty | iuratiit , with
thu H'reamero of hiH gayly decorated
wreath flying in the air. Mayor Grace n
seized Sanders franticnlly by the cout n
and tried to hold him fast , but he
bioko away , and disappeared middon-
, to the iiicAproBaihlo diHgimt of the id
audionco. When Mr. SandorH reap
peared there were hissoa all over thu n
hull , and cried of "I'ut the fool out , "
andVvu had enough of that. " No
fashionable gathering mvr more plain
wcjirusHud the atinoymico it had felt
than did tlio ono which finally miccocd-
in hissmJlr. . S.indorB down.
A Slcninanut Fact. :
Tlio olvapivt niediciiiu la wu if TIIOMAH I
IICLI.CTKIO Da , IIOCUHO M i very liltlu of It \
rnpilred tolf et a euro. For crouj ) .
dlpthfria uiul diMUKt'H of ti.e luaiis
throat , whuthor nntd tor Imtliln ' the elicit
throitt , lorlakiiif ; iniumilly : or iulinli > j ( , ' , no
IK H n..itcilc ! > 8 cuuioiuul. | uullw
AMnulVhoKoptHlM Word.
Jinny yetrn ago an orphan boy WIIB
trikea from thu HOUND of Hvfugu in
Now York to work for ii I'.iti'ruon '
farmer. After u while ho comtiluinod
Sail
he WHH overworked and be.iton ,
ut last ho ran away , telling the a '
neighboiH before he went that ho in
tended to comeback iicaiii wliona man
"flqiiaroof"ith bin
\ \ unkind em
ployer. On Thankfgiving Day a Hlal- 12
wurt young nun called on the fiirmei
announced that ho wnn the identi
"orphan"midUnit he had come to of
"Bqiiarooir1 with him , .which ho proceeded - :
coeded _ to do in the Tnont tmiphatir
style , giving the man a Bound thrauh
. Ilia wife the
came to the rescue ,
the youui ; man also "eqiurod oif
with her , und when H big dog was BU
him ho poliHhed oil the dog , too
then announced that thu accounts
wcro all "squared otf , " and ho wouh
return to hia western home , whenci
had como expressly for thopurpos
fulfilling hia thrvut made when i
boy. 13oforou wivrrant could bo issuot
his nrreat ho was muiiy mileaoi of
way from Patvrson ,
Baoknn Aniioo Salve. bo
The bout salvo in the world for outs
bruises , uorou , ulcore. milt rheum
ory
fever Bores , totter , chapped hands
ehillblains. corns and all kinds o
akin eruptions , This Bnlvo is guar Itdi
sintood to give perfect witisfaotion i
every OAsoor money rufundod. Price
per box. For ale by
T n it MuMAiios , Omaha.
COLD LEAD ,
Another Cold Blooded and Da-
Hbbrato Murder.
Jamen Jntncnon Shot and KUloil bj-
Olio
Sidnf j Tel-Kf lh-
On TucBcla.v nisht at lOflO o'clock
our town wan nir.iin ntnrtlud by the
dmrp report of thruu pistol Hliots , and
our reimrtur i lit once Imstunud to tlio
spot from which they emanated. The
shooting affair occurred in the nnloon
of Jack llaytien on llnso struct , Jainus
JatiiL'Bon and llonry Coy no boinx thu
participants. Itoth of thorn were uin-
ployod in the cattle husine.'f , nnd
worked for Newman , Hunter it Co. ,
on Running water. The circum-
xtancun nf the whole affair , an near ni
wo could learn , are an follows : lloth
particR , JainuHOti nnd Coyne , woru
under the inlluonco of liquor all day ,
wlioti in the orcning they met
ach other in n naloon on Froivt
street , where they imniodintoly bewail
wrestling ono another , all in a joking
manner. Coyni' , although , took the
matter Boriously , pulled out his six
shooter and struck JamoMJii en tha
hond , inflicting an awful gash. Upon
this , JaniCBon's friends took him to
Dr. Solomon to have his wound dressed -
od and urged him to go to bod. Jaino-
on became very abusive after thia nnd
swore if ho root Coyno , ho would ahoot
Iho HOM , JameBoti runhed to
the depot , whcru ho had his baggage
trann/orrod , an ho intended to leave
for Texas on the orening train , open
ed his trunk , took nut his revolver ,
loaded it tu the muzzle and ntartuu
back in torn to find f'oyno. ' In com
pany with another man , ho wont to
the O. K. iialoon and while taking a
drink at the bur , Coyno stopped in
snd without naying u word , droir his
revolver and immediately began firing
at .TamcNonJ the concussioii of the
pistol extinguishing all iho lights in
the naloon. Coyne at this lan out of
the Hnloon , when the lights were ro-lit
und Jatnemm WHH found lying on the
lloor mortally wouudod. Doctoro
Majilo , Kimball , and Solomon were
immediately called and at once pro-
oeedud to examine thu woundwl man.
The ball had po aud into the blad
der and ! H Raid to have lodged in the
pelvis. After examining him hu HUB
convoyed to the Metropolitan hotel ,
where he expired nt 7 o'clock the next
evening. u > Htatemunt could bo ob
tained from him , owing to bin uncon-
HoioiiH condition. Poor fellow , ho
WAH going homo to Texan to see hia
relativeB , whom ho had not .seen for
eleven years. His old widowed moth
will bo waiting nt the door to hoar
his gentle foot HtujH , but alas , ho will
not come. AJuy God have mercy on
him nnd may hm soul "KcquieBcat in
1'nco. "
The murderer , nfter being held by
Buvor.il cilixi'iH for about half an
hour , was tinned IOOBO und cHcapud.
No olHeord , nor any of the ahorifTo
Htrilters , could bo found in town nftor
the occurrence , which auctno very Of
strange for a totvn of our BMO.
A largo POSHO Btarted out on Friday
morning in pursuit of Coyne , and thu
chuncuH nro that if ho is caught he Imo
will faro very roughly , and probably hlHD ma
treated to a necktie party.
Fonr on OIL"
L. 1 * . Kollctt , Marion. O , ntntos that ho
IIIM tiicjl , TIIOUAH'KCI.UCTJUO OIL inr burua
and him f.nml nutliluK to tU l it in Hoolh-
* * * ' - " "dKiv ni ! relief. ood-lw
A PotriUod Hnmau Body.
Ithmn Journal.
The body of a young lady wan buried
Gftoen yoiirti ngo in n cemetery BIX
link's ' east of the village of Afton , in
ChuiKingo County , It was removed
last Thurflduy to the now cemetery in
the vilhigo. The Entrrprino eayu thnt
hen the coffin wan ready to bo re-
loved from the jrivoit ; wii.i diecovercd
nit the Ixuly WIIH potriiiod , and ro-
uirod the united ( Hbrru of four men
raiao it , and could not have weighed
.1 than four hundred , although in
fo uho would not hswu weighed moro
lian 125 pouiidfl. Tlio clothing trim
coycd , und resembled n veil-like
sture ovortho body. The hair , which
life was very abundant , WIIB Mill
a perfect ntato of preservation. The
turcH were a little nhtnnkon and Ml
lui lliu ( U rotaiiR'd their nosition , fold- nnd
ucroHs the breiiRt. Another body ,
Oiich was huiiod about ix yoi B aye
the Hume cemetery not fifteen foot
liatatit , WHH removed , but with no
igns of polliHcation.
Aain. (
I flaw no iiiuclt imid about lliu inor-
fl of LI op liitturn , iinil my wife who
nhviijs duoloriiif : , mid novcr well ,
i'iiHCl 1110 BO urcontly toyothor HOIIIO ,
concliulod to bo liuuibu god MJJ.UII ;
\iiil 1 inn uluil 1 diil , fur in IORD than
.wo inontliH IIBU of tlio liitturs my Cd
wife WUR cured nnd film Inn ruiiiaincd no
for uiyhtooii inouthw HIIICO. I like
such hiiiiilii'f'ing. ( H. T. St. Paul.
St. Paul I'ionuer-
novlDducl
Ht
ProRrouilva
Tliu ateainor from Hone ; Kong
L'Juirsduy brouglit ] , ( )12 ) Chincno to
Fraiicieco. It W.IH uoticuulluthat
nuinbor of thu iniiiiigr.iiiln liad nioro
'niggn o and nuvmud uf n butter clnaa
linn these who liitliorto nought , our
ihoros. Many " * uro boyH of from G to Dr.
yours of n o , SovoriU of thu now
irrivala nro woll-to-ilo Chinuait , who
inve como to learn Auiunom nietlioda
doing Inisinc'Hs. The iiiilux of Ohi- fraui
ii'su in search ot information , rathur
tlmn uiuploymiiiit , hiiH latnly boua tin-
UBiiully large , unil thu task of touching
Knglian litnguago nnd instructing
Mongolians in American business
methods has bocotnu almost u profes
sion huro.
NEVER GIVE UP. t
If you nro suffering with low and
donrcmoil spirits , loss of uppotito , gon- lf
onil debility , disordered blood , weak
cokstitution , headache , or any d / .
a bilious nature , by nil UIOAUB pro
cure n bottle of Electric Hitters. You
will bo surprised to sou the rapid im
provement that will follow ; you will
inspired with now life ; strength
and nativity will return ; pain and mis-
will cwiso , and henceforth you No.
will rujoico in tlio pruiuo of Electric
Hitters. Sold at < H- > * < . ' > ' a huttlo by
A' MoMahon.
A
A , G , TROUP ,
ATTORNEY- . LAW H
If you tiufler from I"r"ii U , " n
lltTRDOOK 1ILOOU IIITTKRa.
If you an aflHctml with DiliooincM , uxj
I10RDOCK DI.OOD BITTKKS.
If you are prmtratml with nick HcaJachc , Ukn
ni'IlDOCK Ilt/OD UITTKIIS
If yonr Itowoli are < llMrcl re < il nv" ' " them n lUi
Ill'UDOOK IIIUOI ) IinTKJtS.
If yonr niool U mpnro , purify It with
HtruixjcK IH.OOIJ nrrreiLs.
If you bare Infilgortlon. yon will find an antidote
In UUIIIXK'K III/OOI ) HITTKH9.
If yon are trOHbM with Hprlnj Ccmplnlntn , or-
aHlcato them with IIL'IUOCK IltOOD IIITTKIIM.
Ifymir IJrorU tor ) > IH , ixitorn It to healthy action
with IICRUOCK I1LOOI ) niTTEUS
If yonr IJrcr Ig adpctwl , you will flnJ a trura rotor -
tor tl e In IIUHIWCK BLOOD IHTTKRS.
If jou have any upwlw of Humor or Ilmple , fall
not to take I1U11DOCK J1LOOD niTTKItS.
If you h&o any nymrtomi of Ulf rs or Horofuloiui
Horwt , a curatlvo remedy will b found In
HURDOCK BI.OOO HlTTEltS.
For linpartlnf strength and vitality
tcm , nothing cnnoqa\I
I1URDOCK HLOOD IlITTEKa.
Kor Kervounond Ocnonl Doblllty , tone up tha
Hjiitom with IHTRDOCK III.OOD IIITTEUB.
Prlco , 91.00 per Hottl * ; Trl l Bottle * 10 Cti
FOSTER MILBUfiH.fc Co .Props
, . , . ,
Zni77AIO , V. V.
Bold at wholesale \ij \ lab b HcUU.on and C. P.
OxxxJuum. ] e 37 cod-mo
Ono of the Rcoionable Pleasures
life , p oporly conlml meat , allorilii llit'o or
uopresoiit en ) > J muiit , Mid inu miliM quant tnr-
7 u to ft confirmed dyBmp'Ic. Hut lien chrnnic
turlRixtlori iBvambiticunlth ostettcr'nS omncli
liultort , the food Id ca'in with rulls i , and mcwt
Illtportant of ni , Ix * i Imilntcil by and nniirlxlieH
Byntuni. URO thi < irrnnd tonic nnd corrective
to remedy ronstipitlon , blliouintiM , rbcu-
INITI , fo r an .1,110.
Kor 8 > ! o liynll Drm-ftlntnand De lora Ronornlly.
Roar for Mo ore ( B )
Harness
AHDSaddlery. .
I have adopted ton Ucn mnTntiln Ifkik , and
my peed * will bo BTAMl'KD with tlio LION
my NAMH on the name. NO OOODa AUE
OENU1NK WITHOUT Til" AI10VK STAIU'H
Thohotit inatiiilfcl ID u od nnd tha rcont skilled
workmen am employed , end nt Iho lowest cusl
price. Anyone \ui.hW a prico-llat of good will
confer a tnor l > y tending for ono.
DAVID SMITH MOORE.
_ _ _
WAR IJl PASSBrfGER RATES !
HOIiniK HBOS. , Ilrolicro In all R-Vlroad
rickntii , Omalii , .Vol > . , offer Tickctt to tlio Kiutl ,
until further notice , at tba following unheard of
Chicago' , I2 ; Ilomid Trip , ti'1.00. Thcso art
llmlud Hmt-CloiiaTIckoti ! Miiiirooil for retuiu
through the jcarand the OKI Hollablo Chi-
o , llurlln ton A Qulucy Hulrowl Also , onr
} ' to
1st cl w , 2d cli'n ,
NIWVORK , fiOOO ,
110HTON , iO CO ,
I'HILADKM'IIU , S6W , 2300.
WASllINjTdN , S20 ( | , MOO.
1'or icrtlnilArsi , wrltn or X'O direct to noillllK
IIHOH. , D-ftlora In llwluced IUto Ilallroad and
< iainihlii Ticket * . ( Xhl Tenth fit , , Omaliiv , Neb.
KomemlKT the plmx ) Three Doort North of
Union Pclllc railroad IM'Ot , luit Hide of Tontb
HtrruU \
Omaha. Atu.mil l , 1(481 ( u2M.iw4tu
To Nervous Sufferers
THE QHEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
. J. B. Simpeon's Specific
It U | < n | Utociir for ?
WwVnuw , Iinjiutviry , ruid all
rU'lf-Abiwu , iw Mental Atulcty , Loam
Memory. IVIm In th Uck or HIJOt luiJ dl * * i
- - th t lead to
Coumiinptlon
Insanity n 1
rarlygreie
The Bpoclflc
Uedtclna U
with wonder
ful miocou.
_
mt tree 13 all. Writ * ( or thorn and get hill
cuUrn ,
,
I'rloo , Specific , l. 00 jwr pickage , or rii pck.
for tt.OO , Addrtnj all order * to
B. blUSON MEDICINE Ofl.
No . 101 and JOG Main 8U Buffalo , N , T.
Bold in Omah * by 0. K. Ooo.lman. ; . W. B U ,
K lib , and all drui lit rerywber
John G , Jacobs ,
( Formerly ol Ol h4J ota , )
UNDERTAKER.
. 1KT r rrih m St. , Old SUnd ot cobOU.
tVOrilon or T l r nh BalldUxI ft
8IBBBTT & FULLER , vn
ATTORNEYS AT LAW , at f
bo
TOf
HpooUl atWntlon KUon M oollortlou * In 'CI
BASIITZ & WELLS ,
Will Remove in a tew
days to
BOYD'S NEW OPERA HOUSE
You will do well to
call and examine
our stock of
BOOTS § SHOES
At 1422 Douglas St , near 15th ,
Which-will bo 3old at Bstra-
orain try Low Pricea Be
fore Moving.
AND
Handsomest t
IN TIIK-
I
For Sale by
\VM. F. STOBTZEL
C21 South Tenth St.
Fall and Winter
CLOTHING ,
At New York Prices at
H. I & M. '
. , . Peavy's
CLOTHING HOUSE
1300 Farnham St. ,
OMAHA. - - - NEB ,
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE )
TRAD ! OreaimADI MARK
h ri-m-
city. An un
failing cura
fir Kemlnal
Weaknei * ,
rhva , hunot
vary , and all
' ' " * "
IErORETAIIHO.'i-i'u"n o" AFTER TAIINO.
helf.AI'UM,1 ; an U > fof Memori Unl * r al Lawl-
tiido , I'aln In tha Il < k , Dlmnciu of VMon , J'rc
niktursOld AKC , and many other Ul-oiw * lh t
lead to liiMDlty or Uourumptlon and a Prcaia-
turaOtatu ,
IjrFull p rtlcul ni In our pamnhlet , which
dinlru tn > tnd Iriw t r mill to cryont > .
jTTnu Hpfitllc Uedlrlno Ii lo'd by all drugt ; ! ' ' *
31 r r IXM IIJC , or fl pac < ciii for i'or will
wilt froii by mall 'n rcj pt ol tha money , by
adJtviulni ; TIIKOUA JKDICIN'K CO ,
loff ) 'o , N. V ,
FortoloUyO F OooJc oc7i"oc4 .
AND
IWJJif"- 7 1J
Mining and Milling Company.
Working Caplt. I , -
C.ipitil Mo k , - - . - txx .000.
- -
l' r Valut ol slurr * , - - - - - - . - _ tt.WO 00.
tuoou
STOCii FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMEL MININa DISTRICT.
Ml. .1 I. TI10HA8 , 1'r.vslilcnt , t.urau.lui' , Wjoiuln , ? .
\VM K TILTO.V , , C ramla > ,
K.N. HAKWOOD , HccrcUrj , Cummlnf , Wyomlnif.
A. 0. LUNS , Trfuarcr , Cummliui ,
Dr. J. T. ThoroM. Innh Miller . . . .
W. b. Brunei.
.
K , N. llurnowl. A. O ! > >
rrauiln Lcnrtni. Oco. 1 ! . Fa ! . l. w
Dr. J. C. WttMni.
PRO. W. KKNDAt.U Antlior cd ' ( rrnt fnrFMo n' Ptock ; Pox < ,
-WHOLESALE-
if 10 T * f kBHlbpMI \ tf n1htVf1il MiVrfhiJlhi
On Eiver Bank , Bat. Farnham and Douglac Sta. ,
a3F-
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DK.VLUU N
Wall Paper and Window Shades. ,
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Web. , .
I. OBESFSLDER & CO. ,
HirOUTKUH AND JOIinKK.S OV
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
The only exclusive wholesale hoimo in thia line in the west.
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NL'J5.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL'ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
' 18-D10
111-
1213 Farnhsm St. . Omaha , Neb.
r
n
-FOR
Wo doairo to call the special attention of the trade to otu
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PKICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Glovea , Overshirts , Overalls
Hosiery , &c. , now open. Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts.
FEARON & COLE ,
Gommiss
1121 Parnhain St. , Omaha , Nob.
Con ! cnm ntn rnwlo IIH will rrcclvs prompt nttf utlon. Itrfcironcoi : State Conic , Om l.a ) Platt
& Co. . lultimoroj I'ick i IlauKher Clilrfteo ; " " ' " ' ' * < " " Clncuinatl.
' *
TiipTi'icifaiYiio
HA J , lUDiiJ-JLA
AT THE
. .
credited with h itib' SAVJJD iUNIHKI > 8 OK L1VK8.
6cnd for Simple Dottle , 35 cent * .
Obtainable only ( 'n ' llottlcu ? 1.00 nd COo encb ) , from
3 ? . 3EI. 3 = > XCUbJL > JL"X * < OPT /VFT./ v
RE8ICENOE.
.Po t-0Tlco Dox 602 , nc\li-tf O.W , Fierce and 20th S