8 THE OMAHA DAILY 3B3SK FJUDAY , MAY 10 , 1890.
THE CITY.
Veslit f'linptcr No. 0 , Odor of Eastern
Slut1 oclcly , will meet Sulvirdity for HI O-
chil work.
A brcttk in the Ilnrnoy street rope do-
Inyctl all trains on the cubic lined for
Eox'ornl hout'H last evening.
S. IJ. Ifo\vo wits brought In from Ilnrt-
well by Deputy United SlatcH Alar.slml
Hill. JIowo IH rlmrfrcd with selling
liquor without a government license.
A crico of imported summer goods for
muntncr outing passed through the col
lector's olllco consigned to itobinaon &
Uiirmon.
Special Master P. C. Shafer goes to
Lincoln today , where ho will poll a tract
of property near Heatrico to satisfy a
judgment in the United States court In
n case where John A. llalden seeks to
recover 40,000 from Fred A. Parker.
Yesterday afternoon the coroner hold
n post-mortem upon the remains of .Kd.
Hanson , the briefdayor who was found
dead In his bed at Eleventh and Jones
streets Wednesday morning , but as yet
ho has been uiniblo to determine the
CIIUMO of the man's death.
Building Inspector Whitlock ycstor-
dny received Information from the super
intendent of buildings of Minneapolis
that the national ashociatlon of builders
had completed its organization and that
the lirnt meeting will bo hold during the
latter part of Juno at the Now York
builders' exchange. The ilrst conven
tion will bo hold In Chicago seine time
In August.
ITenryChristolTcrsoniHin jail. Charles
SoiTonson came in from the country and
in looking about for a furnished room
metllenry. Tills latter man told Clmi les
ho had something that would suit him.
A Sixteenth street Hat was visited and a
month's rent paid in advance. Yester
day the roomer learned to his sorrow
that he had been swindled , as the festive
Henry had no authority as a landlord.
Tliosccrctartof beauty lies not In cosmetics ,
but Is only in pure blooif , and a liculthy ] > er-
fornmncu of the vltnl fiiiirUons.to bo obtained
by using liurdovk Hlood JJittcrs.
Mrs. Vim Colt Coming.
Mrs. Muifgio Van Colt , the celebrated
evangelist , will foesln a series of mcethiKS at
the Newman Methodist church next Sunday
morning und continue four weeks.
Hound Over.
James C. Knag wns tried before Justice
Anderson yesterday afternoon on the charge
of incest and was bound over to the district
court in tlic sum of S',000 , with John Thomp
son und .lohn Johnson , both of Omaha , as
sureties. _
Templars Oo to the RlufTH.
Mt. Calvary commandery , Knights Templar ,
Installed their newly elected ofllcors last
night and then went to Council Hluffs in a
body , In full regalia , to attend divine service
at the invitation of the Council Bluffs com
mandery. They wcio met by the latter body
and escorted to St. Paul's Episcopal church ,
where Kov. Dr. Macltey delivered an elo
quent und appropriate sermon.
Investigating I''H ' ' House.
Henry IJrunny has advised the chief of
police that ho is insulted , outraged and other
wise injured by the action of the chief in
Bending the patrol wagon with ofllecrs to in
vestigate a house which the complainant
owns at Eighteenth and Hickory , which wns
reported disorderly. Ho wauls to know
what is going to bo done about It. The police
claim that the wagon was not sent and that
the investigation was made on the complaint
of a tax-payer. _
Henry Scliocnlmls , foreman Henry Krngs
Packing Co. , St. Joseph , Mo. , nscs Dr.
Thomas' F.lectrluOil with his men forsprains _ ,
cuts , bruises , chapped hands , etc. It is the
best. _
limited the Footpads.
Dr. ncchct met the footpads Thursday
night. Early in the evening ho was called to
Twenty-eighth and Corby streets , and in vc-
turning , as ho was passing through a vacant
lot , two men jumped from the shade ofn \ tree
and leaping 11(1011 ( his back bora him to the
ground. The doctor , who is a very strong
man , rolled them olT , kicking ono man In the
stomach and planting a straight right-hander
between the eyes of the other. All throe men
then arose to their feet and lied in three dif
ferent directions as fast as their legs could
curry them.
MUCH' N < TVO ami Jjiver I'llln.
An important discovery. They act on the
liver , stomach and bo\v < 'ls through the
nerves. A now principle. They speedily
euro billiousncss , b.ul taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men ,
women and children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest. ! ti ) doses for ! K cents. Samples free
at Kuhn & Co.'s , 15th and Douglas.
The now ofliccs of the great Rock Is
land route , 1002 , Sixteenth and Furmun
street , Omaha , are the Ilnest in the city.
Call and see them. Tickets to all points
cast at lowest rates.
A New Motor Shaft.
Motor line service was somewhat demoral
ized yesterday. None of the trains carried
trailers and but ten trains loft the car house
on Ames avenue on the South Omaha lino.
The trains ran far apart and the single car of
each train was crowded to Us utmost. Great
delay to clerks who loft their homes at the
usual time was occasioned , and many of thorn
got to their desks half an hour lato. The
cause of this was the placing of a now shaft
in the Twenty-second street newer house , re
sulting in reduced power. The old shaft has
Riven indlnYrent service and an opportunity
to pluco the now shaft has been long looked
for and was accomplished only at 11 o'clock
yesterday.
The only railroad train out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation of
Onmlm , Council lUuffs , Dus Moiiies and
Chicago business is the Hock Island
vestibule limited , leaving Omaha atI : ! / }
p. m. dully. Ticket olllco 1G02 , Sixteenth
and Farnam st. , Omaha.
Stranded Amoii ) * .Mormons.
John MiAVude , the famous baritone s-Iiurcr ,
with his wife , Fred Lconlx and wife , Stanley
Fclshand W. II. Frillman , nil of Crclling's
California opera company , are in town en
route oast. They discontinued singing Sat
urday night at Salt Uiko , where the organisa
tion disbanded hec.iuso Civlllng lofused
to continuo putting up money to
keep it on the road. They
had been telegraphing him over slneo leaving
Huttc , Montana , for assistance. Ho paid no
attention to their appeals. MuU'ado ad
vanced the money to transport the company
from Uutto to Jk'leim and Salt Lake. A't
that point ho gave It up and the principals
followed him. They left the chorus behind
them.
Ask for Van Houtcn's Cocoa , Take no
other ,
Licenses wore Issued to the following
parties by Judge Shields yesterday :
Name and residence. Age.
i James L. Krone , Omaha -10
1 Jcnnlo Warner , Omaha : . ' 3
Alexander Lawson , ( colored ) Omaha , . , , ' , ' 9
Cluni ( Jrahiun , ( colored ) Omaha ' 'ij
Lewis Harris , ( colored ) Omaha ' i
Jolco Taylor , ( .colorctl ) Omahu IS
.ToHOph lile/ek , Oinnlui S.5
U w IVokon , Omaha -M
Ivan SIncik , Qinulm 23
Cecilia I'uelmvle , Omaha ' , ' 0
Eugea SIncik , Omaha , M
Mary Marotli , Omaha ' , ' 3
An AllAolutn Cure.
TU6 O1UO1NAL A1HKTINB OINTMENT
Is onlvput' up in largo two-ounco tin boxes ,
uml Is an absolute euro for all sores , buvns.
wounds. ehup'i > o.d liands and All skin eruptions i
AVill ixwltivclri'iiro all kinds of iillw.Ask
for the OHlOlNAb A1IIKT1NK O1N'J >
MEXT. Sold by Cloodman Drag company at
W ct-'Uts I'd1 ' Iwx by mall 00 eeuU
ON ' .rop or TIIH HKAi * .
Tnininany Has t'nlioi-scd AVnrrloi
JJIrUlianicr- Chunjto oP llnsc.
A reporter who happened to bo in the
Frcn/cr \Vcdnosi1ayaftcnioon ) \ accident
ally ( and under protest ) overheard n conver
sation which was not blocked out for Unn
cars.
"I wonder why It Is that every time us fel
lers meet In secret consultation , " said one of
the men , "a linn man Is sure to rise up us if
out of the floor to haunt us. "
"Darnfino , " replied the othcra gray-haired
pioneer who Just now happens to bo In the
ring. "We must lind another pluco to meet ,
Con's onico Is teopubllc.you know.nnd I heard
him say that our meetings in his private
ofllco would queer him with the department
in Washington , and I reckon he's right. Of
course wo have done nothing wrong ( a groan ) ,
but that blunkcty blank Kosewatci1 is liable
to rome out and charge that the government
olllrlals nro trying to run local and state
politics , and that the base of operations is In
Gallagher's ortlclul quarters. "
"No , " spoke up the third man , who knows
moro about mitre-wheels than ho docs about
city gas bills , "it won't do ; wo must move.
It seems as if ISosewatcr's reporters nro float
ing In the air. He'll make a public scandal
out of this yet. You know no got Vnmlcr-
voort fired out of the postal service years ago
for monkeying with politics , and Van is too
valuable just now for us where ho
is. I move that wo meet hereafter
In the New York Life building and keep
watch of all intruders.
"Hut after nil Tun Hnn man didn't getonto
what wo were doing , " said Van exultantly ,
us ho stepped up to join his fellows. "No :
Kosowatcr thinks ho has it down line and
that iJIrkhauser will bo chairman of the
board ! Ha ! ha ! Wq'11 fool him. When ho
discovers that Morrissey Is our man he'll
begin to think that that big fat reporter of
his is lying to him. Now , boys , bo careful
and keep mum until wo have pulled Frank
through. Hois pretty smooth. If our fellows
scatter he can got enough support in the
council to make himself n dead winner any
how. "
Just at this juncture the reporter opened n
hull door near the men and quietly lloutcd
down the stairway into Fifteenth street.
Since then other advices have reached Tin ;
I5in : that leave no doubt that Birkhuuscr has
been dropped and Morrissoy's name is to bo
scat in. This was the object of the meeting
in Postmaster Gallagher's office , already re
ported , at which gathering G. M. Hitchcojk
was brought over to the supportof Morrissoy.
Although the entire combine has not yet
ratified the now arrangement Morrissey feels
confident of getting Ford , Lowroy and ICas-
par to make his calling and election sure.
Knows
That at this season the blood is filled with im
purities , the accumulation of months of close
confinement in poorly ventilated stores , work
shops and tenements. All these impurities
and every trace of scrofula , salt rheum , or
other disease , may bo expelled by taking
Hood's Sarsanarilla. the best blood purifier
over produced. It Is the only medicine of
which " 100 doses one dollar" is true.
NO MOKI3 JJAI ) MILiIC.
All Dealers in the Fluid Must Now
Take Out Ijlcciiscg.
The council has passed an ordinance
regulating the graduation und sale of milk.
It repeals section 5 of chapter 41 of the re
vised otdinances.
In substance this new ordinance provides
that no person shall have in his possession or
offer for sale any unwholesome or adulterated
milk. The removal of cream , the addition of
water , foreign fats or coloring matter are
considered as adulteration , and any milk
which shall be shown nnon analysis to con
tain less than I'i per cent of milk solids and
loss than ! I pur cent of fats will be declared
adulterated.
The ordinance also says that any person
who sells milk must have a license , lor which
SI will bo charged for each wagon. All
dairies , farms , barns , etc. , will bo subject to
inspection by the board of health.
Any violation of the provisions of the ordi
nance will ho n misdemeanor subject to a line
of not less than $5 nor more than $100 , and
the license of such person shall bo subject to
revocation by the board of health.
The ordinance is now in effect.
Dr. Gapcn , the city physician , is out of
town , and his opinion as regards the number
of licenses which this ordinance will require
could not bo obtained. .
The enforcement of this ordinance will of
course require officers mid tl so will bo pro
vided for in other ordinances which are soon
to bo framed.
The effect of these enactments will have a
discouraging effect upon the unscrupulous
people who have been unloading watered ,
skimmed , sour , adulterated and unwholesome
milk upon the community for years past.
Wlien OH the lli1i Seas , .
On iho rail , on a steamboat , aboard a fishing
smack , or yachting on the coast , Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters will bo found a reliable
means o averting and relieving ailments to
which travelers , mariners and emigrants arp
peculiarly subject. Sea captains , ship doc
tors , voyagers or sojourncrs in the tropics ,
and all about to encounter unacclimated , an
unaccustomed or dangerous climate , should
not neglect to avail themselves of this safe
guard of well ascertained and long-tried
merit. Constipation , billiouMicss , malarial
fever , indigestion , rheumatism and affections
of the bladder and kidneys are among the
ailments which it eradicates , and it may bo
resorted to ndt only with confidence In Its
remedial eflleacy , but also In its perfect free
dom from every objectionable ingredient ,
since it is derived from the purest and most
salutary source. It counteracts the effects of
unwholesome food and water.
.1XXO UXVEMKXTS.
Mr. Frank McGco , manager of "The Gen
doliers" opera company , says that although
business in the northwest lias been bad for
olheroperatiealtractions the business of "Tho
Gondoliers" exceeded expectations. The
company is very largo , ami the opera will bo
presented hero with a great amount of special
scenery. It will bo held forth at Floyd's opera
house on Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week , presenting Gilbert & Sullivan's
latest opera ut all three performances. Tlio
company was specially organized for the pro
duction at the Chicago opera house , and in
cludes many names that are well known to
the operatic stago. It will present the beau
tiful and taking opera in a manner such as
has never been excelled In this city. As usual
With all of Gilbert & Sullivan's works , largo
ami fashionable audiences will witness "Tlio
Gondoliers. "
JhBirnoy jrnetU'O limited to c-aturi-h-
ul discuses of uosu and throat. Boo bldy.
Permits.
The following pir.nils WOIM IssuoJ by the
building inspector yesterday :
M. llelsley , ono and nno-half-story
fraiaodnrlllng , Archer I'liii'ti . . .I 2,000
M. It , MfKln/.lo , two-Moiy framn rosl-
ilnnt'i ) . Twonty-nlnth and I'rult ' streets 5,000
S. ( i. ( lordon , oiH'-Moi j frumu cottage ,
Eighth anil lluncroft stieuts . COO
? . U. Uoi'iliin , tiitini' . WO
Two minor permits .
Total . $5 450
IU superior excellence proron in millionof hnmrs
formoro limn a quarter of cuntiiry. U l > used I'T '
[ lie I'nllen ritfttfi ( iorprnnienl Undorwt l > r " ' *
liendt of Ihti ( Ir at 1'nlreriltln in the r > lronvuit ,
I'urvttn-iUmcst JU-altUful , llr I'rlfe'i Cr aru UaV-
Inn I'owOvr ilooi not contain Ammonia , l.liuo O4
Alum. Scl'lnnly In cam. '
I'JIICK UAKt.Sa I'OWHKIl CO.
cuiciuy. ti.Njiu.Nvucy , er.iouu.
As the elements that give color to the rose arc conveyed in the
sap that circulates through the capillaries of the shrub on which it
grows , so does the blood convey the elements that paint the cheek
of beauty -with the ruddy glow of health "The bloom of opening
flowers. " But in order that this beautifying process of nature may
be in the highest degree successful , it is important that the san
guinary fluid bo. kept in that pure and wholesome condition so
surely and so easily attainable through the use of S. S. S.
I take pleasure In submitting the following statement of facts that you may know the great
benefit that has resulted from the use of your tsnec tic In the case of my little daughter , now ten
years of age. The child , when two years of adc.had a severe attack of scarlet fever , which left her
with ashattercd constitution , Arnons other evidences of impaired nutrition.was what the doctors
called softening of the bones. In her lifth year she happened to a slight accident which resuHra n
the dislocation of the hip joint , and. from the iritation thus set up , terrible abscesses of the hip
ensued. The abccssc < > , despite the best medical treatment that could bo obtained , remained for
three years , discharging continuously. At this time , through the influence of friends , I put her
When'th'ls treatment was commenced the abccss was very large , having six perforations , puss
discharging through them all. During this treatment several spiculae of bone came out , and by
the time she had finished her fifth bottle the abscess had entirely healed , her appetite and general
health had been restored , in short , she was well.andhappy . , and so continues.
MRS. J. A. W1EONhli , Lower Main St. , Slatington. Pa.
. S. S. Co. )
Has achieved its success blood purifier and blood
by its actual merits. Be- maker in every sense of
ing composed of all the the word , as thousands
best and most expensive who have used it are
blood purifying ingred daily testifying. It clears
ients known to medical the complexion , and
science ; it is truly just makes a dried , wrinkled
what the name implies , face look full and clear
If your druggist does not keep it accept no substitute , but order direct
from Eeggs Mfg. Co. , 195-197 Michigan St. , Chicago , 111. and they will
forward , express prepaid , one bottle for $1 or air for-S5.
f-ttie ol.d proverb be rue ,
SAPOLIO is rea er hhs.n
: Try it in your nexb-
: Grocers keep ih
DO YOU LIVE IN GREASE ?
As a true patriot and citizen you should naturalize yourself
by using the best inventions of the day for removing such a charge.
To live in Grease is utterly unnecessary when SAPOLIO is sold
in. all the stores , " and abolishes grease and dirt.
The Kabo corset , besides
being tough , so tough in its
"bones" that they can't be
broken or kinked or rolled
up or slipped or shifted , has
flexible loop eyelets , instead
of metal ones which cut the
corset laces.
In no respect will the
Kabo corset fail in a year ,
unless the steels break. No
way has yet been discovered
to make unbreakable corset
steels.
If the Kabo "bones" give
out in a year , go to the store
where you bought your corset
and get your money back.
If , after wearing the Kabo
two or three weeks , you don't
like it , take it back and get
your money.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
Ciucioo CORSET Co. , Culcafjo ana Now Yorlc.
Arrests dluchnrgua from the urinary organ *
In either bci m 40 bourn.
It Ja superior to Cojialba , Cubeb , cr Inloo-
tlor.8 , ami free from all bad imcll or otbor
Inconvenience ! ,
SANTAL-MIDY'ttr1 ' !
Capsulci , which tear the name In tlitk
itfr * wUhout ulitch none nre ptnulq t.\
BABYgt v IgFREE
my fUt in iti * Uiiitni bitr . AUt > , Hbj
uiff r * . iic : > ifi , Sjf tiei iu4 ( liri' ) Ttlcyc *
0. 1 > dirffi Irvm l < (1 hpf rf ' I * *
ry Wl W. KudinHi bt. Cln. S'i. f3 U
'Oitictl ' Stint < c. irimp f i new c t -
'iffMl ; . * , ( > ij , a tbt wfirlJ.
A I'oelitt I'tn ( 'ii < /i / ( ii l-'icc to Kmiiliein of
CHlCilESTCR'S ' ENALISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
RED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND.
HnTt * iur * tal lw i § rlUU I. Jtr * * * k
OruciUt for IMamor J Urwntl.Kt red turutUu
Uiiv * , * a ! 4 ullUttu * rlbbtia. Tnkn HU otht > r
htiiJ * ir.tp > ) r r ttrUculm i.J "Hollrf.fup
' * rrturnciul '
FR. J. E , McGEEW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
Tlio Doctor Is nnsiirpnssdl
in tlio treatment of all
forms of I'flvato Diseases.
No trealment Ims ever been
I liioioHiicci't fiil ami none
lias liail stronger cmlorce-
ment. A enrols ipniraiitecil In the > cry \\orst caeca
In fi om 1 to fi ilavs without tlio lo s of nn hour's time.
TliOfOUio liiuo liocn
under Inn treatment for
Stricture or ilinicnlly In
relieving the Madder , pronounce it n most wonder
ful Miccc.3.i. A eumpletc cure In n few ilaja without
pain. li riimcnti or los of time.
I Ar.ilnlhvesV-
I HOES of the
sexual organs
timidity or nervousness , In their worst forma ami
mo-t ilrcMilruI rennlH ate iiliKoluli'ly cureil.
Ami all 1'KMAI.T ?
, DISIIASKS cnrcil
at homo without
instrunii'iits , A .wonderful remedy. 110UKS for
Indies from 2 ta 4 ONLY.
nud ( ill Dlso.ws of the Skin ,
lllood , llenrt , I.lver , Kid-
iii-j'rt and llladder cuicd.
C'nml In 80 to 60 days. The
, movtruiiid , Fafo nnu cITect-
t o treatment kuoun to the
medical profession , Every Iraro of tlio illeeafo re-
inn' cd from the Wood : ncumpli 11'euro guaranteed ,
niTftflyrCI'or ( ' * "woman" , iwli lOc
"
TreatmuHt by currc-
* * Honionco | ) [ Hlamp for rnplv.
"N K t'nii. I4tn ANn FAIINAMST.
' 'Open Jiom H A. M. to 0 I' M.
" "Kntruncn on FnrnnmorlUkbt. ,
OMAHA , NED.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Pprcina for llyncrln , Iuilne . K'l . liwrylcly. Wake-
( uliiesi , Menial lirpieMlpti , Kollfiiliiirol lh Ili lnr ;
nilllnir In Ir/nnlly nml leaillUK to inlnrjr cloonr and
ilt till , Primal urn OM AKK , llaireiim > , I.un ot rower
liifllhiir n , Involuiilnry l.o n ) , nnd ftperiaatoiiha-A
can i > i | liy uvfiMicili | i "I Iliu liruln , clr-al ru or
aivi Induifreneo Kfifh box et > nliln 6nomoiitirlitit-
i.u-nt- . | l a lint , or ( U fur 3 > , tent liy mallinvpaM.
Wiili rni'h oiiler for rl < lion" , ulll mint imrvlmer
- i-.llltlll lo lllfllll.l UI'IIKV If I hi' IICJIUII-III laflt ( J
i. j ( itii in * , * s. ut' * ! uii'lcfiiu.uu vi m ' .ilj wj
OOPJiMAN DItl'tJ C'O ,
lllu Furnum Htixot , Omahu , Ni ) .
'TO WEAK BWiEN
ButriTlii" from the riu-ruof > otilhful rrrom. arljf
decay wn. ilna wealnft.lit iiiaulioml.Me.I wl I
M.iil'n | aliiiiV. . | < - trtatlfU jwnlml. tiimalnlne full
| iartleular fur hnaio cure. FIIBIJ ' ' jl'arge ' , A
tplendtil lurillral work , ihould I * miU by "W
inan who I * norvciu nl dt lllt td. ; AildrfM
We offer today about six thousand Men's and Youths' fine suits at
fully one-half what you -would have lo pay for the same goods elsewhere - *
where , We promised something big in the way of a suit sale and you
know we never do things by halves. Today and throughout the following - *
ing week you can expect one dollar to do the work of two dollars without - *
out fear of disappointment. This is not a petty sale of a few styles foi ?
*
the purpose of making a noise. Its a grand showing of entirely new and
this season's goods every garment made for the finest retail trade.
' \
. The few samples in our windows give only a poor idea of the value ot
these goods , the prices on them do not tell one-half how cheap they are
sold. You must go inside the store and examine the goods. Every coat ig
finished open at the bottom , you can see what the quality is , examine
the linings , trimmings and the general get up of the garments , see hoW
they fit , then you will have an idea what bargains you are getting.
It would be useless to enumerate any particular style or styles in this sale. As we said thcro
are about six thousand suits and one is as big a bargain as another. The prices ran go
from $4.90 for a good All Wool Cheviot Suit , up to § 15.00 for tailor-made extra fine Fancy
Worsteds * There are all styles , light and dark colors , sacks and frocks , also fine Corkscretf
Prince Alberts , silk faced , at $9.50 for the coat and vest.
Don't hesitate to come inside if you see a big crowd on the first floor , we have a second and
third floor , all full of goods , and plenty of salesmen on each floor to wait on you.
MAIL ORDERS In order to give our outside patrons an opportunity to secure sonic of
these bargains , we have , of the larger lots in this sale , a limited quantity of samples. We will
send them with rules for measuring , but cannot guarantee the filling of the order , as the goods
are likely to go fast. However , you can try. We send goods C. O. D. , with privilege of exaiu *
ining and trying on. If they are not in every way satisfactory you need not take them.
Nebraska
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
"The fashion \venrs out
more appnrel than the man"
and every man likes to be ap
pareled in the fashion.
How to do th'is and to do it
economically is the question.
Let us solve this question for
you by showing you our
clothing , and you will see that
you can have a stylish , well
made , good fitting suit at a
resonable price.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO , " the
AVonili'ifiil Hiionlfli
Hemcdy , In fold with
AVrltlun < tiiur.in-
teu to emu all Neil-
ima Ulm'aicrauch an
Weak Memory , I.on
of Ilrnln I'cnvurllertd-
Before & After Use. I " "t .Manhood. Ni-rv-
riioiojrunlifil Iroiu Dfe. oiunem , I.aialturlc ,
nil Urania anil Inoiiif power of Hie Generative Or.
L'niu.ln cither n x , cauucd by over-ejeitlnn , youth-
Pill llHllacri'llotin , ortliocici'Mlve mo of touacco ,
nnliiin , ur itlmiilantii , which ultimately Jeail In
luflinilty , Coniuinptlon anil Insanity. I'ut IIP In
coiivenii-lit furrn to carry in thu vent poclict. I'rlco
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cHu a u-i-Htrn tiiniriintfx In cum ur rrfunu
tlin iniiiirii. bi-nt by mail to any ailnrem , Ur-
nilar tree. Munllini thin paper. Ailtliuns
MADRID CHEMICAL CO. Hif''Ch ' ' OB"for U. a. A
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For LOUT or FAILING HANUOODl
0 aertl and HKRVOU8 IJEDlllT Yi
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of Etrorier Ettcnti In OUor Yo-jor ,
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Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Management of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will take place In publlo at the CITY OF JUAIttiZ ( formerly Paso del Norto ) , f
WEDNESDAY , MAY 21st , 1S9O.
Under the personalSupcrvlsfon ol GEN. JOHN S. MOSBY , and MU.CAMrr.O AHtl'KME9 ! ,
( ho former a gentleman of such iirnmlnoneo lu the United States that his presence uluno (
siilllelent guarantee to the public that the drawings will bn held with strict honesty anil falr-
ni'i.s to all , and the latter ( the Supervisor of Iho Mexican Government ; Is of equal standing
and Integrity.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6OOOO Tickets * .
WHOLE TICKETS. $4 ; HALF TICKETS. . $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS. . $1.
LIST OF
1 Prize of Approximation Prizes.
$60,000 $60,000
, $ , lOi ) Trlzcs of f SO ourli $ ,091
1 I'rlzuot ! 0iX 10,000 100 rrlusi of : J eticli ; wa
1 Irlroof B.IXXI MHO 100 I'rUes of Si ciu'li 2,3X1
< t l'rl/os of J.UKI pr.Cl _ 8UW Terminal Prizes.
10 I'rl/csof Ml cill'll 2IHI ) 500 Terminals to fW.UUO I'rl/u ol fa ) iMcli. . . ! ii , : i <
. ' 0 1'rlzos of Hi ) rnrli 5,000 UUTuriulnub to 51U.UUO I'rliu of $10 eiioli. . . . ) , ' . >
1W ) I'rl/esof IK oneh f > , l )0
2JO i'rkcs of M cnch , ? , WJ 1014 Prizes amounting to
Wo tlio iindorKlRncil hereby rcrtlfy thnt tlio linnco If any ticket drawing n prl/o l sent tn the uinler.
Nnulonnt of .Mexico In C'lilliniilniH lint on ilopoHlt nticiu'd , Its face value will hu collected and remitted
from the Mexican Inturnntlonnl Miuiklnn Company , to the owner thereof free of rliur-KO.
Iho iircussnry funits to Kiianiutco the luiyinunt of all Ilitn.vso.v ,
the prizes drawn In tin ) ( iinml Lottery of Jmmv. I'rcsldcnt Kl I'nio Xntlonal ll.-ink , il : I'avi. Tot.
Wofurllior certify that wo will supervise all the nr- AGKNTS
raiiKcaiuntH , and In person nmmicn ami control all
! hu < lr.iwluKt of tills Lottery , anil Unit the/name are
ooiiiliictctl with honesty , falrnoaa uml In t'ood faith
lowanls all parties , . .
JO11.N S. MOSMV. Commissioner. ope liuarlni ; JMMIT lull i
t'uiii.o AnnruM.KS , MUXICAN ISTIJIINATIOSAIi liANKINIl f'O. ,
Supervisor for the ( jovernmunt. Oily of Jiuiro/ , Muii'-'o.
NT f\rp T/ < rji Send roiiilttniiprs for tickets by ordinary loiter , contiilnliiB Money Ordnr.
- * J Jiv'J ' Issued by all K.\pru.ss Cuinnunlos , Now York U.vchanno , Uank Draft or Postal
Note. Address all letters to
MH1XIGAN BANKING OCX ,
GILtj of Juai'ox. Mexico , via Kl Paso. 'I
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
Allcon munliatl : < nio < rilluvnllal. Muule.nu or Initrunienta aunt by mail 01
uurelr r > u < luil , no mnrku lo lnilli'uoc : > nioiiu or roi'dur. Uau pi < rronal HitJrvloiv piu'orrml. mil nii'i " ' " /I /
ui or < ii < l hlitxry r your cano , and w < ) vrlllBUiid In plain nrapporour 1IDUK TO Ml N I'lllIK , IIMMI I' 'ttt
! ) ; tclilur Noivoiu DHoutoj , Imiiuiu.iey , Uyiibllls , UleetnnJ Vurleocolu. Hllli quoitlun 1 it. AdUn < K3
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Corner Oth and Harnoy Sts. , Omaha , Neb.
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