2 THE OMAHA DAl Y BEE : SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11 1882-
OLARAB2LLE WAS THERE ,
Among Fnebionablo Women
at the Charity Ball , '
Observing Their Clothes nnd
Their Manners for the
Edification of Her
Readers.
Several DocoltfiiliPrnctlcos-A Study
of Jocostn us Slio Writhes Bare
footed in 11 Crook Costumo.
Coriopomti < t of the I'lnrlnnatl Knrpilrcr.
NKW YOIIK , February 't.- It utruch
mo forcibly ut the Clmrity ball , on
Tuesday inglit , that man doorfn't live
up to his Imaging privileges. There
were hniiilrouB of wealthy , elt-unnt
and ruafionably lovely j-irln , with their
snugly-lnccd waiiU fairly nulling in
vain for the encirclement of manly
arms. The follows who did waltz
were , us n rule , miserable apologies
for p.trtnern , not out of their teens ,
and altogether BUch us a hi h-Bpiriteil
irl HkuH to turn up her nose at. Thu
physically and intollrctually Holid
clinpR were too lazy , or in some other
rvny disinclined to bo alluuled by the
appealing eyes of thu longing BUX.
It is iv fact that the dancing done in
Now York fashionable Hociiily depends
on boys to keep it J'oillk' ' Moil don't
like it. Women are imially very fond
of it , but custom won't let them solicit
partners. Another triitltdawnud upon
mo at the Clmrity , and it wwi that the
talk about the disabling qualities of
women's clothes IH bosh. 1 hud Unit
day read of Mrs. Bwisshulm s.iyjng
that , as fashionably dressed , wo were
"unfit to stand eruct or walk n block , "
and that not one in ten thousand had
"room inside her clothes for the rioo
snd fall of her ribs in breath
ing. " . Nevertheless , hero wore
plenty of tightlycorseted.women
able and willing to take violent
lent exercise from which thu lonsely-
dresBod men desisted. What does
old Mm. Kwiftsholm say to that ?
Their ribs didn't rise and fall under
their bodices , possibly , yet they had
n prrtty comfortable time , and I
didn't ' observe that those who danced
wuro particularly short winded. On
the contrary , 1 saw a girl whoso na
turally Blonder w.iist tvai all but
bitten in two by cruel stays , and all
of whose palpable breathing was dune
in the space biired by the Hquaro ,
low oponniK in her corango , uuo up
three tolerably stalwart dancers in
succession , iind still show no si ns of
exhaustion.
Till : MHILUANri : OP THE HALL
WIIH of thu usual Hurt. The propor-i
tion of women who stood the trial of
the full dress and camu out of it look
ing beautiful waa nnuill , of coursu'for ,
it takes more than more proltintisu ,
such us would be charming in a etrvut
or homo costume , to hold its owmi : >
the lightness and barones.s of a hi < {
public ball. It was all very swell < m
theory , while in fact there was tha
regular annual mixture of good , bed
and indifferent persons. The Charily
is H good plucu to study the nowenl
phases of polite mannoro , and I could' '
not sue that testheticism had crnzoc
nnybody. The tendency , in a general' ' ,
way , wan toward sweet innocence , not
tocayilovely idiocy. That is to say , .
" good many j > f the girls aifeotudaMo -
eyed , opnn-tnoutned , infantile surprise -
prise at everything. You wouldn't
liiiye supposed , if you hadn't known
thin toibo an nflection that they had
oyor before let go tf ) their iiiaminaH'
npron-BtriiiKH. The downrjght hum
bugs ] Yet they are wise ac serpents ,
while downy as doves. Mon don't
like vvomun who know too much. To
enrapture the average iniu , a girl
muBl pretend to be instructed and
deeply interested by every word lit )
utters , ill rttjpjires a girl to got in
tellectually very low dorrsi to
apparently know leas than
some of the follows whom she
sticks to Jiiaah , but she is gouarally
equal to the task. I observed isoino
cases of iuunitation imbecility ou this
occasion that would have cauccd n
perfect agreement among the os'urts
of thu Uuiteuuitrial ; but they didn't
fool mo. Wliun a mature muiden of
thirty rounds .her eyes mid mouth into
big O's of astonishment over some flut ,
stale and inniuid remark by 11 noodle
of twenty it is too gaudily , tninpitr
untly , luminously tuin that it lets the
light right through. I was of thu
same way of thinking when 1 ouwf.
girl pretending rte zealously hide bet-
foot niter she had put them into num
ber two satin boota , with voiyot tops ,
Spanish instepa , Chinese ) toes and
liny jeweled buttoiiu , expressly for
exhibition under a skirt shortened in
front.
Among my
NOTKH AIT r.111 ! IIALU
nro thu following : Trianuular openings
in the necks of bodices wore us numer
ous as square onoc. Amber-beaded
sandals of pink satin were the loftiest
Agony in foot-wear. A novel trim
niing for H short drcuo was a wreath of
roses round the bottoui of thu skirt ,
just over a lace balayoaso. J'ink WM
plenty in a great variety of shades ,
Necklaces were niado of tiny wreaths of
fmo flowers. Gold and silver em
broidery was on the tees of many
slippers. Lace and embroidery
appeared n great doid in com
bination on drusiescB. Very short
elcovea and very long gloves were the
rule when any part ot the arms was
bared. A few lilies were soon , but
only ono sunflower to indicate Oscar-
wildciam. A pair of black silk stock
ings had imitation buttons and buttonholes -
holes worked up the outsider , and
were worn with lo v black slippcis.
There were two high Elizabethan
rufls , mudo of wide lace plaited up ex
ceedingly full , jnsidu deep rolling col
lars of brocade. Surrah silk Boomed
to bo retaining its popularity among
quite number of a youn1/ women , but
it ) WUR generally made up in simpler
styles than last , year , sometimes' with
Maruuorite bodice * . I was sorry to
BCD a marked tendency toward sheri
hair. On a few heads , thu short
curly lock * Jiru charming , and ono ox-
ninplu of this v/us a pretty , dimplec
darling of aw/ully sweet ei.iteon. Jlnt
in at least one case that of an angu
lor and tovuro viaagod woman of forty
the olfect wta sorrow/ul , Those
costumes which I know to bo im
ported from Paris had skirt i touching
.the 'floor in front and long behind ,
HJth trains dragging considerably ,
Jilt dresses clearing the floor all
round were commonest lor girls who
lanced. A ( ruin may bo n nuisance
n n crowded place , but it undcnia-
> ly adds dignity to the woiror , bo
iho tall or short , fat or lean. A
itrangu.
IIISAOIlKKMIiNT
was shown in the length of waists
[ 'hose of ordinary dresses were longer
linn over , while these of ii'Uhotic
oilets wore us much shorter. An
llustrntion of this was afforded by
, wo sisters , whoio faces bore n close
vsembloncc , whoso heights were the
i.imo , whoso hair and ryes matched ,
ind whoso figures worn much alike ex
cept in the apparent lengths of their
waists. One wore n costume of royal
) lue eatin , with a pointed bodice
reaching way , way down in front mid
"lehind , while the drapery was bunch-
'd as low as ponoiblu on the hips. Slio
md a slender figure , and it really
ookcd us though her waist formed
uilf of the distance from her head to
lier heels. The other were a Margiio-
: ito bodice of white surah , and it w.is
so short that , if a calculation
iad been baneu on any
ordinary standard , the calciilit-
or might easily liavo convinced
imiBolf that her lei/s extended clour
up to her neck , after the manner of
.lie figures of mun that wo used to
lriw on our school slates. Of the two
extreme1) the long waist had an ud-
vantagu in the fact that it enabled thu
; irl t' > give expression in nil her move-
nunts , while the sister was practically
HWaddled. I saw several examples of
'xi.iuliftilly expressive bodies at thu
harity. and they were not so by rea
son of decollotte dieaiiui , but because
they were always .nicely posed , or
doving gracefully , or usud cleverly in
thrugB , quivers , undulation" , etc.
viuu women aru uduntfl nt that sort of
.lung , and snug ball ilrotwoH aroofFcct-
"vo aids. Still , a body may bo ulo-
{ ant in a loosu tobo , IIH 1 Uiacnvuiod
ast evening at Hooth's Theater , thu
lliislnitivu form being that of Georgia
Gayvan as
"JOC'AMTA. "
n thu Greek play , ( Ellipus Tyranniis.
I'Jiis huroinu , 1 may briefly mid
mockingly nay , becomes the wife of
' ( Kdipim , " and afterwards finds out
hat she is his mother. That makes
t awkward for "Jooaatu , " you must
illow , and the way she squirms when
, hu hears thu IIOWM would bo instruc-
ivo to the liveliest skinned eol. She
viithep elaborately all over the sttig. ,
, til ( finally exits in evolutions which
.linost . amount to somersaults , llor
robe is in itself a Hhapulosa drapury ;
nit the actress in.'iiiit(0'i ( ( ( o maKu
very studied iittitudi > distinctly visi-
) Io durhiL , ' all her contortions. Tin's
vai done by drawing her robe sons to
other body produeu iirtintic outline.4 ,
find it reqniiudoxport olworvation to
lotect these tricks in her simulation
of mental agony. Without
careful and skillful manu'ruinoiit , thu
{ .mnont would hide all her posturing ;
> ut as she uses it , u rapid snrios ot
atatuesquo figures are produced. To
do this , HIU ! IH compelled tot liucard all
indurskirts , and if she wouoo a cornet
t all it is tliu most yielding and pli-
intkind. My opinion is that .under
iu Greek gown slie wears nothing 'but
i tight knit choiuisu and lon stock-
ugs. In no other w.iy couli. > the out-
intm of hur form bo so iimoothly
ihown at all the varying ungloa from
which they wore viewed. Dho .im- .
) ression of scant raiment is iaoronsed
jy thu fact that shu is barofootud , as
rtuplired by a strict conformity to
Urobk. dross. She did not wuae-iiloah-
colorud silk stockings with tines to
them , as actresses usually do > when
presumably barefoot , but stuck out a
really naked pair of tootsies. ( Mow
much of their whiiuncsB of nkin and
pinJaioss of nails was duo to artificial
coloring T don't ' know , but their s null
nizo .awl good shiipo were sutelyallllxor
n. OLAIU
.Slio PasBoclUt Along
you my testimonial' in r
uruncoito SPIIINO JILOHSOM , having
tiUioinit for dyspepsia , and rtcoiviiif
aluiofltimimediato relief. I pa-sod it
to iwy neighbor , who is using ' with
saiuu iruitilts.
MILS. J. W" , Lnir.ir ,
"ELmira , N.\Y , "
1'niiio.iiO cents , trial Ijottlos JOcunts.
How tocrjeo Your NiipWn ut Dinner.
The luw > uf the napkin m but vague
ly nnderotood. Ono of c.'iir esteemed
motnipolitiHi.coiitoiiipomrioH' infon-nn
an eauor inyuiror that it is bad focm
to fold tlui napkin after < inner , tint
the projwr ihing is to throw it with
nogliuent ditu-egard on the tablu be
side the plate , as to fold it would lv >
a reflection -cm the host , and imply t
familiarity ( luti would not liolit an in
vited guest Hut the thoughtful
reader will ivyveo with us that this
studied disorder iis likely to Uo n good
clsal more trying to a fastiditvis host-
eiii than an uuatudiod rupkcing of
tlw > napkin in good ordur beudo thu
vUUor'H plato. The propur thing is
to fold thu fabric with unoatuntfiitious
cart1 and lay it on .tho loft of the plato ,
far .from the liquids , liqueurs , and
cofl'iv ) , and thus toctify U ) the huatoas
that her care in preparing the ( able
hits boon apprcciatoil.
The napkin has pLayud famous ptrts
in thu ifortunos of luon and women.
It was one of the points admirud in
Miiriu Kttiiirt that , thunks to her ox-
nuisito L rood ing in the court of Marie
do Medici , her table was moru impos
ing than thu full court of her great
rival and oxecntionor , HJi/.ubuth. At
tiu { table of the latter thu rudest
forms wort maintained , thu dishes
were served on the ijibU ) , and the
? rcat queen helped heraolf to thu platter -
tor without fork or spoon , n pagu
staiuliut ; behind her with a silver
ewer to bathe her fingers when the
llosh Jmd been iorn from the toasts.
At thu court of the Into empire , Kit
goniu was uxcosiivuly fastidioui. The
uau of the napkin , and thu manner of
vatinu an egg , nuclo or mined thu ca
reer of a guest. The grent critic ,
S.iintu Houvo , was ( disgraced and loft
oil' the visiting list because
ut u breakfast with the
emperor and emprea * at thu TulloricB ,
he carelessly opened his napkin and
spread it over his two knees , and cut
Ins eug in two in the middle. The
court otiquottu proscribed that the
liulf-foldud napkin should Ho on the
loft knee , to bo used in the least oh-
truaiv nuuinor in touching the lips ,
und the egg was to bo merely brokui
on the larger end with the od [ o of the
spoon , and drained with its tip. Thu
truth is , luxury nnd invention puil
table appliances so far that few can
bo expected to know the particular
convention that may bo considered
good form in nny diversified society.
The way for a young follow to do is
to keep his eyes open which , unless
lie is in love , hu can do and note
what others do.
Physical Sultoring.
No ono can realize , except by per
sonal experience , the anguish of mind
and body endured by sufferers from
dyspepsia , indigestion , constipation ,
and other dincnses of the stomach.
llruDOt K BLOOM HITTBHS are u posi
tive cure for this direst of nil discuses.
Price $1.00 , trial si/.o 10 cents.
Iw-ood
KILLED BY SNUFF.
But Not Until lie lltul Boon Stooped in
It for Ninety Yeurs-A Veteran
of the Tobacco Truilo.
Thcro are reformers xvlio don't bo-
iovo tobacco , miull' and other nar
cotics uro doing tliu world any good.
1'huy nmy be right in a good many
JiiHtnnccH , but there is certainly ono
exception to the loformciH' rule , and
t m a most interesting ono. Mr.
S'lcholnn Kuhnun yesterday received
ntulligunco of the death of an old
'riend who has a histuiy worth men
tioning.
His name wan I'etor lUy and ho
was the oldest einj _ ' ! o 111 the t'reat
Umllard's tobacco factory at Jersey
Jtly. Ho died on .Saturday evening ,
January 'J8. The dt'oc.isi-d was a
mulatto , and had HuivedlliiiLorillards
luring foiirgenerationsof that family ,
Ijeing first employed in 17811 by thu
grandfather of the grandfather of the
present senior member of the linn.
Hu WUH promoted , step by step , until
lie became the superintendent of the
siiuir factoiy which position lie held
until a few weeks before his death.
Ho said hu was 107yeara old. Jlis
property , real nnd personal , is es
timated at $70,000. It is claimed
that ' 10 WiiH the bu.st judge of cut to-
b.icco living , and that hu could toll in
a moment thu particular district that
i ad grown any aamplo shown him.
Mr. Kuhnen met Mr. Hay at the
centennial exposition in 187 < > and xraa
unused at hearing people try to guess
the old nwn'rt ago. They wouldn't
nsually come within 50 years of it ,
lie being at that time 101 years old.
Several timi s when Mr. Kuhnen waa
in Now York ho called upon Mr. Ray
in the Ritnir factory , but could never
remain thi.ru moro than three or four
minutes. Tliu doois und window H
were all lutiuirod to bo closed and
kept HO , yut the superintendent lived
; here fiom e.irly iiiornint ; until even-
iir. His face looked like parclununt
ind it seemed to bo no index to his
clmiMctur or ago. II ly was highly ro-
; ardcd by the Lorillardi.
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Romnrknblo Youngr Now Yorker.
Cincinnati Commercial.
A young exquisite , the son of'a , cele
brated Now York ropomaker , is ex
citing much good-natured laughter by
his exceeding daintiness and lavish
display. JJo has JnteJy attained his
majority and is anxious evidently to
dispense the larue iticoiiio he finds at
bin command. Ho has forty coats , an
umbrella for each shade of dress
and canes and scarf-pins in
numerable. Hu said ho had to
gct.u , Hroughiim , because hu hi'.d to go
to ihis lawyurs so oftot- , , and he bus
iboaidos a two-whoolor und a Russian
flloiyhuvith horses to nmtcih. lie has
dlowurs sent to his room twice a day
.and'whon he walks with a young lady
she always buyw for hur a most oxpun-
* > ivo .bouquet . , thorobuing na < othureorl
utthtotimuofthuyear. Hos | ) ntir)00
kr. fitting up two 1001113 in hiemother's
UJ > UBO. Hu wears throe itcarvolotia
rioijjH upon his baud - iv cut'r eye sol
in hammered gold , n rod cut's eye ,
wilh two diamonds , and ti ujpphiro
sot wrtlii-wodiamondp. His slurt but-
toni Jiro rtwo pcarla nut in diiuvunda ,
und ; ilao a cat's eye sot in the same
precious etones. Ho luis five io/.ei
pairs of silk hose , with his mona raii
upon ( hum , and ho has u cime ii
which ii concealed a cole nu foiuitcjn
To u young lady , who .ulinired oi > o
his riiija thu other diy ; , hu kindly ii.i (
ho would Hi-fid one round to her lirQ\rj
the next day just liku it.
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Who irant glossy , luxuriant
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It plalU ( roni 1-10of an inch tel 1-4 Inches in
vUiIth In the coarstut lelta or IliKst silk- .
H does all klmls ami B ( ) loof plaiting In use.
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ores , n cunitlte remedy will ho [ omul In
IIUIIUOCK DLOOl ) 1IITTKIIS
'or Imparting Htrcngth and \ltality tothesjs-
cm , nothing can equal
1IURUOCK 1)1,001) ) HITTEllS.
'or Non oils nnd General DelillitJ , tone up the
jstem with DUItDOCK 111.001) 1IIT1UIIS.
'rlco. ' SI. 00 pel flottle ; Trial Bottle * 10 Cti
FOSTEtt , MILBUM , &Co , .Props . ,
BUFFALO. W. Y.
Sold at wholesale b ) Ish & McMahon and C. P.
Goodman. jo 27 cod-mo
"ills great i ) > ccillc curio that most loithsomo
"Wbothor in its Primary. Sooomlnry
or Toi'tlarv Ktngo
Kvmovis all tracer of ereitr } Irom the HJH
tciu , CuriH Scrofula , Ol.i . bo < H , Khuunia
tiiwi , H zuitu , C'a arrh or an >
Illood Di'caav.
CuronWhon Hot Springs Fall !
Mahc.rn , Ark. , May 2,1S81
Wo Imoe.vcqln our toun who Ihcdatllot
Springs and ftiro Hnill ; cnrul withS. S. S.
& MURKY
.Memphis , Mcnn. , Maj 12 , 1831
We ha\uKOld l.ffliCliot let of l.S. S. In a jiar.
11m L'hcn iinitirvil H titUctlon. I-nir iiilnued
> h > bklaiiH now rccotmnuid It as a poiithe
petiflc S MANSMKLU& Co.
Louisi ille , KvMa\ . IBfal.
S. S. S. has git tn better sati faction tlnti anj
medicine I lime ever sold J. A. FUXNRR.
Doinei , Col. May 2,1881
Ktory pure ha cr ipuxl.a in thu highest tcnui
ofS. S. a. Ii. Mctoctrr.
Uichmond. Va. . May 11,1831.
You can refer anybody to IIH In regard to the
merits of S. S. S. folk , Miller & Co.
'IaTo nctcr known S H. S to fail to uuo a case
ff Sjphllh , when properly taken.
] l. L Deni.ard. ) , . . . .
p r.
Eli Warren. ; Ptrr > , Ga.
The oho o signers nruienticman of high stand
iff. A II COIQUITT ,
Go\crnor "
IP YOI' WISH WK W I.LTAKKY'lUUSE ' CA
TO UK 1'AIl ) FOR WHE.N CUItKl ) .
Write for iiartluilarn and copy of little
book 'Mc-Ksairo to the Unfcrtunatc. "
81.OOO Rnwnrd will be raid to aaj
chuilist who will tlnd , on an.viJBlt 100 bottles
S a. S. , one partidoof .Mercury lodldo 1'otas-
slum or any Mineral tmbstinto.
8WIKT SPECIFIC CO. Prop * .
Atlanta , Ga.
Price of regular size reduced to $1 75 per nt
tie Small u'zt ' , liolJInf half the quantity , price ,
81.00.
Sold by KENNA11D & CO. ,
literally.
a T. JACKSON PLANbK !
( A Graduate Irom the Uiilveicltv of Pennsjl-
Minla at I'hiladclphla of thu
Class of 1Sln. )
lenders his profetialonil eervlcestotlio citizens
of Onnln arJ all others needing the nanie , pre
dlcaiin hl rlalin thircfor from -10 yearn' ex.
perli'ix.i > , xUtcen jeirnof wliich time he spent In
oitth Anicricn , lioni which country ho lia.s jiml
returned , Lftlulii-1 nlil'it in the | irovlines man )
rcmidl H for MirioiiM cllKcnus conunon to thin
countrj from tint uatlvin of the Fan e.
The Doctor niakcti n > pecinlty of all Chron'c
Dlt-umes , pirticularlly those of fcmalcH. lie may
lie found at hi" rooniH at thu I'Untcr.-T House ,
corner of Dodn'o mid SKtccntli Siretts ,
n2Jcodlw\me t-odlu
The Great English Rpmeily
iVeicr filla to CIIIL
Vc-noiisDebilitj. Vital -
tal IXI.auitlon . , Dnin-
dons , KcmlnulVeak -
nes 'H.LOaT MANHOOD -
HOOD , and all thu
cUl vlficU of > outh
fill lollies and v\c9
M'H. It ktops pcrma
lleutl.i nil wtakenlii , ' ,
intoluntary IOHS xa'td
IraluH UIKIII the }
cm , the lnnllalj'e re.
. . . . 'didtof ' thcuoeiilpraB-
i , wh eli uru HO destniethu to mind and liodj
and maku 1'fe ' ml cnblo , often Uadlni ; to iiibanl-
< j nndduitli It strengthens the Nenfs.llmln ,
( inciuorj ( Illood , Mii.dcs , PU'ejithe and llepro-
ductile Or/"ii8 , It ri'fctores to all thu organic
Innctl'iis their former \i'or ( and \italltj , ma-
\ng \ llfo cheerful nnd tnjojablv Price , &j a
bottle , or four times t > , o < iuan It ) HO , bent b )
oxiiiM. Ktvure from oljsfrintloii , to onyuddns < ,
onrertlptof price. No , C. O , 1 > , cnt , txupi
on reeclpt of $1 as a. smra tec letters re-
ruestinc nniKem must incloao ttamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pill3
aru the best and C'huipettt djupcpsU and blllious
euro In the market. HelM ld by all druggUtB. Price
M ) ccnls ,
Dii. MIVTIK'K KIDNKY HKUKHV , GKIRKTICI'M ,
Curi'nall Undo ! Kldnv ) and bladder contplalnte ,
coiiorrliea , elect at d leucorrccn. For calo j ull
oUj'l a bottle.
fc > OUbII MKDIOAL IN8TITUTK ,
TISOlUeSt , St , louU , Ma ,
Jan56-lv
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRADK MARK..TI'e.areatTRADE ' MARK
KnglUhrem.
ciW An un
failing cure
for Semltiil
Weakneea ,
Hporinator-
rlit-a , Iniiwt-
eiicy , and all
follow us a
BEFORE TAKINfl. iuence of AFTER TAIING.
B l.Abu | e ; u Low of Memory , UnUer ul Laaul
tude , Pain In tlio llack , DliiinciM of YUlon , Pre
tnitiira Old ACII , and many other Uiteasen thai
lead to Insanity or Consumption and a I'rem *
tureQraio.
jtft'ull partleuUrn In our p niDhltt , which
uo dculre to s < ind frco I v mall to everyone
fjrrtia Specific Medicine U told by all driiKKtit
at II per package , or Opt.-k\ci for < 5 , or wll
be nt freu by mall on rtot Ptof the money , by
rfiircuine T1IEQI1A JEDICINE CO. ,
JJuflalo. N. V.
or vale 1 > V 0 , V Ooodr pctme-c ( d
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
HOTELS. TOHW
ARLINGTON , d. G. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net
SARATOGA HOTEU J. 3. 8TELLINIU8 , Mllford , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromiburc , Ne. .
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , LouUvllla
CITY HOTEL. CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. 0. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb
GRANP CENTRAL ? . SEYMOUR , Nobraika City , N to
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P , L. THORP , WecplnKWnter.Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb ,
GREENWOOD HOUSE , 0. W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
ENO HOUSE , E. L. ENO , Ercmont , Neb.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnion , Neb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L GHUBB , Quids Recd , Neb ,
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER , Crcston , l .
JUDKINB HOUSE , OUDKINS & DRO , , Rod Oak , la.
HOUSTON HOUSE , GEO. CALPH , Extra , la
REYNOLDS HOUSE , 0. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUaE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , S. DURGESS , Neola , In.
CITY HOTEL , Dl D WILLIAMS , Hnrlnn , la ,
PARK HOUSE. MRS. M. E. CUMMING3 , Corning , In.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J , L. AVERY , Stanton , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , VllllscA , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvcrn , la ,
DALL HOUSE , H H , PERRY , Ida Grove , In
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , B , F. STEARNS , Odcbolt , la
GRAND PACIFIC , J NORTON , Columbus , Neb. J-J
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Osccola , Neb.
DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. S DUNHAM , Clarks Neb.
. C.
1213 Farnham Si Omaha , Nph.
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Forks.
The only itional plato thut
original firm of
is giving for instance -
stance a uinglo
GyMi All ou' Spoons ,
Forks n n d plated Spoon a W j
* < * "vf H
Knives plated A | , , < / triple thickness
with the greatest \ it
plate only on
f
of care. Each .Iffvi
I lift/ / the auctio a
lot being hung
on a scale while where expo d
being plated , tc ID wear , thereby
inauru a full du
making n single
posit of silver in
plated Spoon
thorn.
thorn.Wo wear sis long aa
Wo would call
a triple plated
especial attention
ono.
tion to
our sec-
\
Rival. Orient. Tioood.
All Orders in the West should be Addressed to
. B. HUEEEMANN
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , . . . . NEB.
GUILD & McINNIS
GREAT STOCK TAKING SALE !
Everything In ' I
DRESS GOODS t
Notions , and
FURNISHING GOODS )
AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
It Will Pay You to Call and Compare
Prices.
603 NORTH SIXTEENTH STREET.
ATTENTION ! BUSINESS N.ME
We have in Stock
OVER 200,000 ENVELOPES
A Large Invoice of Flat Paper ,
Finest and Most Complete Line of Blank
and Account Books in Omaha. All at Prices-
that Cannot be Met in this Market. Give usa
a Call.
OILMAN R. DAVIS & CO. ,
( Successors to VYooloy & Davis. ) /ll1 /
105 South Piiteenth Street Opposite Postoffice. \ < Jk
liWM in-eod AO V
NOTICE.
O. U. Oodge. ol the flrra of I'rlcc , UcDmnott
& Dodce , at I'lumbcr * and Can Kit tr , at Omiba
wudliMUodu too q. DodKe , who awlKned
to Tlioinaa Fries all hlf Internt Sept. SOth , 1881 ,
and ThoniM Price asiumtd the third share of
flrtulUblUltilorHld 0 , 0 , Dod < c ( n contlcer-
fttlon of Mlj trantfer , 0 , 0 DODCE ,
B. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
And Notary Public.
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures eoutlvo-
" I iJick-iietuludtc.