Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1883, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE~OMAHA THURSDAY MARCUH 8 S— ek 1 UFL0 OF th T A thorough trial of the TRON TONIC, I take pleasure that I hnbve been ters and will find it ‘of the groatest value where a Tonic is necess sary, I recommend { :.: ntnlinble riemedl en 886! une doubtod Mutritive and stora 3 FLEPARED BY 728 DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO,, 213X, MAIN £7,, 07, LOUIS, tiave now been finis ing it the largest FURNITU in the West. built and the five O SIGN WRITER & DEONBATOR. e e ———————————————————————— HAS THE BEST ST0CK IN OMAHA AND MAKRS THE LOWEST PRICES IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS An_additional story has been A combimation of Pro towide of Iron, Pervvian Ziark and PRosphorus in a palatable form. For Debility, Loss of Appe- tite, Prostration of Vital Powers ble. REV.J.L.TOWNER, ¢ 4a indispensa a most excellent remedy for the debilitated vital forces. N 7OML. A. M. CLARK, Painter&Paper Hanger WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPER! Window 8hades aud Ourtains, FIXTURES. Painty, Qils & Brushes, (" Bonth L4th Btroat HERBRANK ¢ hed in our store, mal - and most complete REHOUSE floors all connected ‘with two HYDRAULIC One Exolusively for the use of Passengers. ELEVATORS, These immenss ware- rooms---three stores, are 66 ieet wide--are filled with the Grand- est display of all kinds of Honsehold and Office Fumimre";eel $no Wh. All are invited to call, take the Elevator on the first and go throngh the building and inspect the mookfI i CHAS. SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omaha fonorable dealers. 8tore, Tower corner 11th and Farnham 8treets clesale and Hetall TEWELRY HOUSE in Omaha, Visitors can here find all novelties in SIL- VER WARE. CLOCKS, Rich ana Siylish Jewelry, the Latest, Most Artistic, and Choicest Selections in PRECIOUS STONES and ~ all descripuions of FINE WATCHES at as Low Pri- «ces as 18 compatible with Call and see our Elegant New THE LEADIN MUSIC HOUSE IN THR WEST | General Agents for the I’s.c2 "and Bast Pianos and Orgga manufacturec, prices are as Low as any MeiternManufaoturer and Dealer, Pianos and Orgavs sold for cash or installmeuts at Bottom Pr{ces. A SPLENDID stock of Steinway, Chickering, Knabe, Vose & Son’s Pi- anos, and oth:r makes. Also Clough & Warren Sterlirg, Imperial. 8mith American Organs, &c. Do not fail to see us before purchasing. ’ MAX MEYER & BRO,, MANUFACTURERS A Large Stock alwavs OF SHOW CASES. on Hand. DIRECTCRY OF LEADING WESIEX N HOTEL PROPRIETORS HOTELS TOWNF ARLINGTON, J. Q. McINTIRE, Linea'n, Neb, WEATHERLY HOUSE, A. Q(WEATHERLY, Manring, tow: REYNOLDS HOUSE, BARATOQA HOTEL, MARSH HOUSE, E. MANS, BROWNSVILLE New OOMMERCIAL HOTEL® JOHN HANNAN Stromsburg Ne HALL HOUSE, AW.HALL Loulsville § ©ITY HOTEL, OHENEY &ZOLARK, Blalr, Ny ‘COMMERCIAL HOTE ., J. Q.MEAD, ] - Noligh, GRAND CENTRAL. E.{SEYMOUR, NobraskalOlty,iNeb /= MIBBOURI PAOIFIO HGTEL, P, L. THORP, Woeping Water,N OOMMEROIAL HOUSEY A. 0. CAARPER, Hardy, Neb, GREENWOOD HOUSE, W. MAYFIELD, Qreenwood, Neb} OOMMEROIAL HOUBE, - E. 8TOREY. Olarinda, lowe ENO'S HOTEL, E. L. ENO, Eromont, Nel§ EXOHANGE HOTEL, 0. B. HACKNEY, Ashland, Neb METROPOLITAN HOTEL, FRANK LOVELL, 1 Atkinson,{Neb. MORQGAN HOUSE, E. L. GRUBS, GuidojRocd,IN + BUMMIT HOUSE, HOUSTON HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUBE,| WALKER HOUSE, D, H. {WALKEP, Aucubon, le, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 8. BURQESS, Neola, Is} OITY HOTEL, DIA, LLIAMS, Harlan la, PARK HOUSE, MRS, M, €, OUMMINGS, Oorning, la. NEBRAEKA HOTEL, J,IL. AVERY, 8tanton, MERCHANTS HOTEL Q.JW, BURK, Burlington Junstion ¥ COMMERCIAL HOTEL, —_— Qinchard, ln, PARKS MOTEL, F. M. PARK, Bhenandoah le, OOMMERO AL MOTEL, BAGNELL HOUSE, ©. ©. REYNOLDS, J. 8. STELLINIUS SWAN & BEOKER | QEO0. CALPH, | 0. M. REYNOLDS®, HENRY WILLS, CHAS, BAGNELL, Coon Raplds, owa.} Miiford, Neb, (Oreston, ls, Exira,’ Atlantie, la, Dayld City, Neb Oollege 8prings, la (=] DOOMMEROCIAL HOUSE, WM. LUTTON, JUDKINS HOUSE, FRANK WILKINBON, BALL HOUSE, M. H, PERRY, Ida Qrove,jia .."* OOMMERCIAL HOUSE B, F.8TEARNS, Odeboit, la WOOD8 HOUSE, JOHN EOKERT, Osceola, Neb, DOUGLAS HOUSE, J. 8. DUNHAM, Olarks, Nek, BEDFORD HOUSBE J. T. QBEEN, Ll ARLINGTON HOUBE. J. M. BLAOK & BON, a“fl’::‘ul‘li. Mo NORFOLK JUNOTIONHOUSBE A. T. POTTER, mgdunfllflfl. WINBLOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY, Beward, Neb, AURORA HOUSE M. B, JONI Aurcar Neb. OROZIER HOUBE OROZ'ER, 8ldney, » AVOOA EATING HOUBE D. W. ROOKHOLD, Avoca ‘A. OENTR, OUBE LOOKWOOD & S8HATTUOK, Red Oak AHITNEY HOUSE) £ NA“E‘:’HH o W";ild.: I '/ DEPOT MQTEL, O. L. OHAPI liDunlap, I..' P J A I#I b W, H. MORTON, ! Dow Oita.2la ' - tuuuu 80N, Y AMA CITY, 1A, Harmon & Prop’ THE TELEPHONIO BABEL. The DifMsultien and Annoyances of the switch Tenders- Luaicrous Mistakes Made - Nervous Ki- fects on the Girls at the Central Station. Philadelptia Timos Up in the skyey fifth story building at Fourth and Chesnut streote, where most of the wiros beariug messages from 2,000 telephones concentrate in the general exchange of the bell vom- pany, a roomfull of girls are employed. So general has the telophone come fato use for business purpoaes, 8o fre quent and important are the mossages committed to it, so Inexplicable the uuseen {uflaence that sometimes hin- der or impede communication, sud eo tempestuous and irrascible the oat- burats which unknown vcioss are apt to launch upon the impersonal mahog- any oar, known as ‘‘the rcceiver,” that the person who stands in the central offise and, in theory, holds the key for the transmission ot every mes sage, must possess naturally or else carefully cultivate a store of rare and excellent graces, by comparison with which Job's possessions seem mean and trlvisl. It has been found abso- luteiy necessary tojemp'oy girls becavse of their greater patience. Thoy also have qnicker ears, and are more obe- dlent vo rules and sueceptible of dis- cipline. But their natural restraints of temper and freedom from outburats of bad language are considered their primary recommendation, On an average every girl, whilo on duty, and thelr usual hours are from 7 or 8 in the morning until 7 in the even ing, has the supervision of eighty telephcnes, Under the new, system each girl hasa group of 100 wires, and each wire has at least or:e telephone. As the number of glrls increased the company Introduced a clause into their agreements with sabscribers, provid- ing that *‘any use of the telophone for profane, indecent or rude language, or for any purpose rather than respectful, bona fide businets or soclal messages, shall terminate the contract,” and the company ineists on this to the best of its abtlity, although not always meet- ing with entire sucoess. VULGARIANS AT THE PHONE, The young girls employed, coming from refined home, though poor, have always shown great sensitiveness agalnst any Indignity or indecorous speech reaching them through the telephones. It sometimes happens that one of them seated at her post, with the repreesed air which all tele- phone girls get from hearing messsges all day long and not being allowed to speak & syllable to each other, will burst into tears and become almost hysterical. Very often she will not tell what is said, but usnally some in- sult has been offered, very often com- ing fcom a clerk or other person in the employ of a subscriber, so that it is hard to diecover the culprit., Qalte often when the superintendent calls upon a yourg broker or other person to complain about an objectionable message, they say it was Intended for ‘‘the other fellow,” or was an ‘‘aside” directed to some one in the room, or get ont of it by some ruch excuse. As the expression of his disapproval in langrage more forcible than elegant seems to be considored a manly pre- rogative,” sald one of the brightest girls in the central office on Saturday, ‘‘we mnever notice such indignities when they occur, but we have our thoughts. Now that telephone over yonder Is a perfest gontl:man, has a nice voice, a real sweet voice, and always says ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ and is just beautiful. We all respect and admire him very much. We can tell & gentleman through the telephone every time Now that horrid thing there”’—polnting to a green serpen- tine that ended in numbered knob— ‘‘she is & mean, cross, vgly old thing. We know it by her voloe. I feel so angry with her sometimes I could say almost anything, She is impatient, overbearing and uncharitable, and when she feels disagreeable goes to the telephone principally to abuse the irl, who is 50 unfortunate as to get gar call. There {s hardly a woman's voloe that reaches us that is not irrl- table, and I must say that foew of us have the charity to {n able to answer them back with meekness, NOT UP IN BUILDING TERMS, “‘A great many amusing mistakes are made,” the speaker went on, “A few days sgoa gentlemsn who Is a bullder, was communicating with the office of & large manufactaring place in the suburbs, and calling me he sald he could not make the other party hear him, ‘Tell him,’ sald he, ‘that Isaydam the foundations; dam the whole lot of them.’ 1 dropped the hone ia consternation. I had never eard such langusge in my life, I re- fused to repeat the message and told the superintendent. It was thought strange, because the gentleman was a wember of church and had the repu- tatlon of being very particular. Well, I have never ceased hearing about it. When they came to Inquire the mes- sage had been about draining some of the foundations for new buildings where the rain from a large territory came down a declivity, and what he sald was only about the way to keep it off. He often teases me by saying, ‘Operator, how about the founda- tlone?' " * gA somewhat similar story is told by uperintendent Root about the way in which one of the girls was accused of having violated the ocompany's swearing rule. “‘Two gentlemen had just been connected,” said the super- 1ntendent, ‘“‘and were trying to under- stand each other. One man had a low, grefl voloe, and made himself heard easily. The other man had a thin, squeaky volce that sounded almost a thousand wiles away, ‘I want Mr, A’ (meaning the gruff voleed in- dividua)), the squeaky volce kept re- peativg. ‘All right,’ replied the op erator; ‘go ahead; that is him talking to you now, go ahead, go ahead, I say.’ HE WAS MISTAKEN IN THE PERSON, “‘Apparently in great anger the equeaky-volced man rang the bell and stopped. A short time afterward he came to see me. He wanted to see the glrl who had been talking to him, Looklog at her sadly he shook his head solemnly and murmered: ‘‘What a pity, and so young too,' He fdesired to know her antecedents and talked so mysteriously that I finally insisted upon knowing what offence the young lady hfll aomlmhfi. Bhe '“:‘ . m, eatimable and I was 3 nant ‘Well,' m the gen- - e mendea! on hare baed of a place mentioned In the Bible prepared for thoso who violate the telephone company's third commandment, which 1 have beea csrelul to never violate myscl?, Well, when I ramonstrated mildly with your operator about not huerying up, ahe warned mo to take notlce that ste was ‘taiking to me," and told mo to dis- tiuotly to go thers three t in suc- cession.’ As I heard what'the girl really did say myself I was able to ex. plain, and the solemn gentleman loft in confusion. That is wn filostration of the necesoity of haviog a nico ear ae woll ga the disadvantags of a squeaky voioe." Of late it appears great trouble has beon experiencod on acconnt of sick ness among the girls, They nearly all becume eubjoet to long periods of nervous prostration, Several are un der troatment for ocerebro-spinal meningitis, The very quali'ies of forbearance and patlent erdarance which fit them tor thelr positious cavee them to break down, physically, under the continued straln, The tolephones whitch the girla wear on their ears, strapped around thelr head, in the new system, are heavy uwnd producs deafness, and in place of them pretty sllk jooky caps, with light telephones attached to them, have just been in. troduced, and are looked upon by the operatives as & great improvement in every way. —_— An Extracrdinary Case AvsTiN, Trxas, Feb, 20, 1880, To Mr, J. W, Graham, Druggiat: Dear Sir—=My case was un acate form of bronchitie, snd was of one and a half year's durstion, I employed the best medical aid possible, but failed rapidly, until the doc- tora said I would die—that my case was iu- curable, Torown upon my nwn resnurces, Ivota bottle of DR W, HaLL's Barsax ¥OR THE LUNGS, and in six hours felt a de- cided reliei. lo three duys the cough al most dwappesred, Now that my chancea of life are good for many years, Iearnestly recommend the above to every sufferer of lung or throat diseace, fob24d&w-eoc-1w C. G. LATHROP, TH CHINESE PROBLEM Solved by the Union of Ah Hong to an American Lady. Globe Democrat. PurLapeLrara, March 3 —Ah Hong, the youthfal proprletor of a Chiness laundry at the southeast cor- ner of Fourth and Monroe streets, on Thursday last launched bis bark on the sea of matrimony. He took to himself an American wife. The youny woman who has acoepted Ah Hong for better or worse is, or was, Miss Addle Farman, of 814 Mackinaw street. She is pretty, and about 18 years of age, and the story of the courtship smacks of the romantic, Ab Hong, wh> is now 24 years of age, came to this city something like five years 2go, and since hisarrival hes devoted much time to the study of English, so that he now can speak the langnageflaently, He has for o long time attended the Sanday echool at the Church of the Epi- phany, 15th and Chestnut streets, and has been converted to Ohris ianity, Mr. Hong's devotlons to Miss Farmoen extended over many monthe, bat al- though ehe has almoest from the firat smiled upon his suit, her mother has until a few days ago bitterly opoousd it. On Thuraday morning Ah H-ng dropped in at Magistrate Colling’ cftice and requested that gentloman to be prepared to marry him at 4 o'clock in the sfiernoon, when he would return with the damsel. At the appolated and, both having answered all ques. tions to the satisfaction of the magls- trate, the connubial knot was tied in the presence of Speclal Officer Blater and Constables Donahue, Kane and MoCarthy. In honor of the event Mr. Hong held a reception on Friday, which was largely attended by his al- mond-eyed countrymen and by & num- ber of t!u lady friends of the bride, When seen to-day Hong had settled down to work with his corps of assist- ant flat-iron artists, and both he and |1 his uewly acquired wifs looked as happy as youog people usually do under auch circumatances. *Women are rapldly finding places in the learned professions and the more lucrative occupations from which they were formally excluded, Many are graduating in mediclne. Mrs, Lydis E, Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass., is a minister of health to thousands who may never touch the hem of her garment or behold the genial light of her modest countenance. German Military Marceuvres, London Daily News. By order of the Emperor William two army corps «f the Germany army will execute fisld mar zuvres this year —the Fourth corps, with the headquar- ters at Magdeburg, and the Eleventh atCamcll, The marceuvres wi'l com- prise a graud parade before the em. peror, field ma:avees of the whole corps against a sham enemy, and three daye’ fiald exercise of the separate divisions against each other, Tae Fourth corps wiil be under the com- mand of Gen. von Blumenthal, and the Eleventh under that of Gen. Baron von Schlothelm. The latter army corps comprises the Twenty-fith divis- ion (Grand Dake of Hesst ), which will be commanded by Li Gieu, Prince Henry of Hesse. ‘the emperor will himself conduaot the principal mare1- vres, for which Field Marsnsl Count Moltke wund hs adlatus, Count Waldessuel, wre now elaborating the pla: Tre emperor will be accompanied by the crown prince and the other royal priuces, and Invitations to attend will ba given to the gasnd duke of Hease, as wellas to the following honorary colonele, whose regiments take part in the mareavres: King Humbert of Italy, (Hessian Hossars No. Amudeus, his brother, sars No, 14); Grand Daoke Viadimir of Russia, (Merseburg Hussars); the grand duke of Saxe-Weimar, the dukes of Brunswick, Saxe, Coburg- Gotha, Saxe-Melningen, Saxe-Alten- Burg, and Anhalt, and a number of minor princes, Tho precise date and location of the man-avres remain to be fixed by imperial order. At the same time extensive siege operations are to take place before &ae fortress of Grandeuz, on the Vistuls, and the combined cavalry divisions of no less than five army corps will meet for field maravres, The worn out restored by waing oathartle medicines, wa's Iron Bitters, THE SON Or HIS FATHER. A Lively' Night Adventure, Which Led the Suspension of President Arthut’s Son at Princeton Young Ailan Arthar, the son of the president, was recontly suspended from Prineston oc *. A gentloman who recantly visited Princeton college rives the following mcosunt of the causa of youny Arthar's muspersion, 1o ccmpsany with o son of Gen. (so, B, McUlelland and a son of Libby, tha New York man who hus given eo maoch monev to Princeton: Soveral Harvard studouts came to Princoton for a virir, {ncluding the three ubive mentioned, arranged a wine supper for the Har- vard visi‘ors at one of the local hetels, When the supper had reached its con- clusion the young men were in the usual happy frame of mind natural to the conclusion of & wine feast. @nests concladed not to go homo. Jast above the supper room was a line of bed rooms assigned to the | sy, chambormaids of the hotel. It was thought to be a good lark to ge up and drive out the girls and capture their quarters, Tho frail doors were kickad 1in, and the girls flad, shrieking, down- atairs The ancient housekeeper, awakened by he racket, came out jast as the hall was cleared She Ilcf: her door open aud wa'kod down the hall in hor night- gown, huating for the ocausa of the trouble, Two of the supper crowd ©cama uy near her room, supportiog 1o their arms & very tired student, Sece- ing her room open, they ran in there and put theic weary friend in the old Iady’s bed. As they came out the door slammed to and fastened with & spring lock. So when the honsekeeper teturaed she found herself locked out. Then she raisod an outery which brought a'l of the students out of the roome, Young Arthar and McOlellan came out with gaitars and began to serenade the thinly-attired house- keopor, She thought the young men were bringing disgrace uponthe cham- bermaids. and eounded a fire alarm. This aroused everybody, The sta- donts were captured. It 3 o’clock before the housckeoper and her girls were restored to thelr quarters. All the students connected with tho frolic were suspended, but as the escapade was really lanocent, ne complaints belng made, the students were las! week taken back. ron for Coughs and Colds: “I caunnot very well do without them. Therelis nothing to be comparrd with them "~ [Rey. O, D, .;Wltklu. ‘Walton, Ind, Price ox, 7#-The Soarlet, Cardinal Red, Old Gold, Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Dla- mond Dyes give perfect results, Any fashionable color, 10 centa, RAYMOND'S sSAmens All traveling exnenses Includod. Trip to Col- orado and O ol 1:ave Beat n, April b days to the Pacifio ¢ route, sud retani er with descrigtive prcgramo of $0 pages we application, W, RAYA dthpkthn-wot . TO CONTRACTORS—~DRKEDGING, Your attention Is cal'c] to contract for dit hin . Ditch in Burt and W cont'es, about | sestlons, b ough hour he appeared with Miss Farman, | 4 wid - tlopl g 1 10 rt 10 e move counties under statute_providing for arsining swamp Isnds, approved Feb, be n accordance wi'h roporc of engineer and procesdings of boar commissloners cf eaid couuties nud particul bat of February Sth, 1843 Also tho officlal isemont in the Blalr Pilot and in Burs Cou ty News. Blas are to be filed with certified chec name of rurit'e, on cr before March 224, 1 885 p. m. with county clek of rurt county, A. A. Toomen. ~ Duplicates (without checks) with county clerk cf Washingron county. Blauk for proposals will be supp.ied by sald cler| By oroer of BOARDS OF BAID COUNTIES, foh 19-0ew m& o 3¢ STABLISHKD 1888, SIDE IPRING]AHAGEHDIIN'I‘—NO‘I PATENT A. J. SIMPSON. LE. 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SPECHT, - - Proprletor, 213 Harney 8, - Omrha, Nob MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized Iron CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht’s Patent Metallo Skylight Pateut Adjusted Ratchet Bap and Bracket Shelving, 1om the goneral agent for the abovo line of goods, IRON FENOING, rts of the hu " stroogtheved,” ete, tersting advert semeont jong ur parer, In reply to anquiries wo will say that there is no evidence ¢ humbug about this On e contrary, the advertiscrs arv very hij doreed Interested porsons i ay got seale culars glving all particulars, giving all partie: lars, by wddressing Erle Modical Co., P. 0. Bo: 518, Buftalo, N, aa li=ly . Y.~Toledo Kvenlng Boo. EXECUTOR'S SALE, On Baturday, March 17 pub fc sucticn’ the f an Dorth half of lot loc| Sald sale lace emises ab 10 0'clock & m, aad will be t@ the highest the ht bidder, JOHN L. WEBSTER, =m Batate of Lamac Edwards, dessased. It costs only §1. por bottle or six for 85 Sugglite, Any advice required as to many who hiavo been restored to porfead f the Vegetablo Compound, can be lngz Mrs. .. with stamp for reply, testimonials show. r Pills,” kays one writer, “arer ¢ v the cure o Constipation, «d Torpldity of the liver, Her Blood e n fts special line and bids tate ruponnd in its popularity, € her as an Angel of Mercy whose sole. 1200d to others. . [ Nobraska Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS, NEB, Oapital Stock, - - $100,000. Mrs. A. M. D. JAS, B. HEARTWELL, Prosic A. L. CLARKE, Vico-Presid E. 0. WKBST! Treasurer _ DIRECTORS, Samuel Alexander Oswald Ollyer, A. L. Olarke, E.C, Webater Y || Goo, H Prat, Joa. B. Hoartwell, D. M. McE] Hinney, First Mortgage Loans a Specialty This Company furnishes & permanent, home tnatitution whero School Boa sand other legally twwuod Municipal securitie 10 (Nobraska can be ho negotiated on the m> 11 avorable terms Loans mado on improved £."n | n all woll settlea countles of the state, thro = » 13ponsible local ocorrespondenta. 20th Annual @ift of Premiums To Bubseriters of the Detroit Commercial Advertiser. Takes place APRIL 25th. Subscriptions §2 per yoar. “Samplo Copy and Bupplement coataluing i partiat ist of 1hoss who have reeelvod pioa- fom-, and to whom wo refer wiil bs sent free to any ono addrewlng the publisher. Gocd agents ‘wanted n"""fl";", BURK. Publish WM. ublisher,: Dobroit, Mich. REMOWV.AX: ALMA E. KEITH, Removed from 1222 Farnam 8t. to 109 €o. Fifteenth 8t. Opposite P. O, W.11 open on March 10tb, » fine Ict of pattern bonne‘s aod hats, ribbons, etc. Also large addi- Slons to the .tock of halr goods. comprising all the novelties of the seasn. The only electric light willloery storo In Omsha; H. PHILLIPS, THE LEADING NEW YORK TAILOXR, Call and look over my new store and se my new g 1207 Farnam Street. 1207. Under the management of Mr, Kalish, McCARTHY & BURKE, Undertakers, 218 14TH 8T,, BET, FARNAM AND DOUGLAS Matter Application of W, ¥, Schmidt for Liquor License, NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that W F. Schmidt did Upon the 2 rd February ., 1883, file his application to the Mayor and City Council of Omaha, for license to so [ Malt, Spirituous and Vinous quors, at No. 102" H rney street, Thied W y Otuaha, Neb., from the' 9th day of Mar, , to the 11th day of April, 1883, 1f th objection, remonstrance or pro- test filed within two weeks from February 28, A, D, 1883, the said lcense will be granted. ’ W. . SMITH, Applicant. The Cmaha Beo newspaver will publish the week for two weeks ab the The City of Omaha is with. J.J. L. €. JEWETT, "JACOB KAUFMAN, REMO /ED TO NO. 611 16TH 8T DEALER IN ALL KIKDS D PURE WINES PexterL.thomasébro, WILL BUY AND SELL, FRIEMA. . FIETC A1 above notice o AND ALL TRANSACTIONS UCNNEOTED TUEREWITH, Pay Taxes, Rent, Houses, Eto, ROOM 8. CREGHTON BLOCK Fifteentn St. - - = «Omaha Neb John Q. Jacops, (Pormerly Glah & Jacobe,} UN DERTAKERS 780 LD, Neb.