Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY HBE : THURSDAY , MAY 20 , 1890.
THE CITY.
The receipts nt the custom house yes
terday consisted of 15,000 clgtira from
Cubn , consigned to Max Meyer.
The funornl of Mrs. Allco Wherry
wtiH hnld ut 2t : : ( ) o'clock ycHtorduy nftor-
noon from the fumlly residence ut 2209
Bownrd street.
A meeting of the Sixth ward repub
lican club was announced for Tuesday
night , but there was not a quorum nre-
cent and no mooting was hold.
The marshal of Galcsburg has In his
possession a ladles' gold watch , works
number 2COO,7oJ ( and case number -10-
090 , taken from a negro said to have
come from Omaha.
Lieutenant Colonel Thaddous IT. Stanton -
ton , deputy paymaster general of the
United States army , has been announced
ns chief paymaster of the department ,
with station in this city.
P. U. Pilloy , the employment ngent ,
alleged to have obtained money .under
false pretenses In sending men after
mythical jobs , was arrested yesterday
morning and lodged in the city jail.
The Omaha hardware company has
filed an amendment to their articles of
incorporation providing that the high
est amount of their Indebtedness shall
not exceed 003 per cent of the capital
stock.
The ladies of Phil Kearney Post Grand
Army of the Republic will give their
lirst hop at Fort Omaha the evening of
Juno -I. A largo number of invitations
have been issued and It is intended to
make this one of the most pleasant social
events of the season.
The complimentary farewell concert to
Mrs. Ilegina Atwater , who Is going
abroad next month , will bo given this
evening at the Young Men's Christian
nsHOi'iation hall. Mrs. Atwater will bo
flBslstcd by Miss Bella Kobinson , Miss
Margaret LIddcll , Miss Frances Koedoi- ,
Mr. J. M. Troynor , Mr. Jules Lumbard ,
Mine. Max/.ucato Young. An unusually
line programme has been arranged.
A meeting of the Nebraska society
Sons of the American Revolution will
bo hold at the Paxton cafe Saturday
evening. All gentlemen eligible ,
whether resident of the city or not , but
within the state , are cordial'ly invited to
bo present. Competent speakers will explain -
plain the object and purposes of the
organization.
Tony Frank's Crime.
The county attorney Hied information
against Tony Frank yesterday afternoon
charging him with the murder of Clu-onlstcr ,
the pc'dcllcr. The names of twenty witnesses
arc endorsed thereon.
AViuited the Plans.
Major Dennis , plumbing inspector , filed n
complaint against Fitzpatrlek , the plumber ,
charging him with violating the plumbing
ordinance in refusing to furnish u copy of the
plans and specltlcations ns required.
District Court.
The jury in the ease of Hcdwig Sehultz
against the city , wherein plaintiff sued for
flO.OOO for damages sustained by falling
through n defective sidewalk , gave a verdict
for $ , .l ) ( ) .
Judge Wakeloy rendered Judgment for WOOfer
for plaintiff in the mecliiinics lien case of
August Wiobcrg vs John C. Gladden.
to tlio Mcralmnti.
Ira P. Highy , chief clerk at the Murray , has
resigned , to become manager Juno 1 of the
Merchants hotel. IIo will bo succeeded by
Win. Anderson , who was for a long time night
clerk nt the Murray , but who has been behind
the Savory counter in Dos AIolucs for the
past , four months. Mr. Higby says ho pro
poses to miilto the Merchants a hotel that no
man or woman will feel ashamed to patronize.
Grading Tor the Opcrn House.
Contractor Duffoy , with fifteen or twenty
teams , has commenced cutting down the
L.OWO lot ns the initial step toward the now
Uoyd opera house , northwest corner of Sev
enteenth and Ilaniey streets. Including the
excavation for a ten foot cellar there art ) be
tween seventeen and eighteen thousand yards
of dirt to bo moved. This portion of the
work must bo done within forty days. When
It is concluded work on the building will bo
pushed.
Spec-lit Is Indignant.
"If they were all like mo they'd go there
nnd vote o adjourn right away , " said Christ
Spceht , speaking on the convening of the leg
islature by ( iovornorTlmyer.
"What's the usol" ho continued. "Wo had
that maximum rate bill up in the last legisla
ture , passed it , but it was killed In the senate.
The Australian voting system bill was also
lulli'd. That shows the legislature did not
want to pass the bills. How can it do It now
In n few days !
"If I had my way , I'd adjourn the session
In u day and ? ave expense. "
Through coaches Pullman palace
Bloopers , dining cars , free reclining chair
cars to Chicago and intervening points
via the great Rock Island' route. Tick
et olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam.
ItiiHcmcnt Klre-IJttjjs.
It accidentally leaked out yesterday morning
that the police wcro working on something
which may result in important developments
nnd which explains the mystery surrounding
eoiiio of the many arrests.
The late mysterious basement fires nro the
subjects of the attention of the force. The
Jlrownlng-King lire , the fur store lire on
South Fifteenth street and the lire yesterday
in the Sheeloy block all originated In the
basements In some mysterious manner and
the detectives have been making Investiga
tions. It is not known just what progress
lias been made , but some important clue is
alleged to have been discovered and Is being
followed up.
DISTINGUISH KI > MAHKSMI3N
Kcccivo nn Ovation nt the IIiuidB of
the Shuct/cnvcrcln.
Philo Jncoby , editor of the San Francisco
Sporting Journal and president of the San
Francisco shooting association , together with
John Utzlg , Captain Kulils , F. Ueekmnn , A.
Uuhwoyler , Jacob Huaf and II. Qcivkcn
passed through the city last night at 0 : 'M en
route for Hcrlln.
Thcio gentlemen are members of the cele
brated shooting association of San Francisco ,
nnd under the captaincy of Phllo Jacoby uro
on their way to compete Individually and as
u team in the great International shoot which
will bo held in Berlin In July. Their address
In that city will bo No. (1 ( Kupfergrabeii.
This distinguished party of rillemcn were
met lit the depot by William Muck , president
of the Omaha Schuc'tzenveivln , Secretary
Louis Hclmrod , Julius Ntigl , William Segelko ,
Judge llonuko , and about sixty other mem
bers of the club. They had a band , a case of
wino and a supply of choice cigars , and the
California marksmua wcro accorded quite an
ovation.
Jacoby , who Is ono of the champion rifle
eliots of the world , nmdo a brief but happy
undress to his fellow sportsmen , afterward
exhibiting the numerous championship moil-
nis , and lie holds a score or two of them ,
to the admiring throng. Tim Centennial
mid Vienna medals are both magnificent tro
phies. whoso Intrinsic vixluo alone- runs up
into the hundreds of dollars , Jucoby will
shoot at thu coming tournament under the
ilag of California , nmdo for and presented to
' ' n by tlio Indies of 'Frisco , and '
Amoilcan Hut' ,
On the departure of the train the western
delegation was aeeomiwuleil' across the river
by Messrs. Helmrod and "Nagl , and after
unother bumper from the local club's em
blematic cup. the farewells were sulil and the
iiew-nuulo friends separated ,
The San Fnuieiscoans , on tholr return
from tluropc , will stop off at this city and
tukopart In aday'a shoot on the Schuotzen-
vcreln's grounds southwest of the city.
"If la every house n little of Plait's chlorides
wcro frequently used much blckucss would
bo prevented.
CZAT 1IOMK AGAIN.
Colonel Stnnton llevlftltM Ills Portlier
CnmpliiK Ground.
Colonel Tliiultlous II. Stnnton , formerly
paymaster of the department of the Plattc ,
has returned to this city and taken the place
just vacated by Colonel Terrell , who has gone
to San Antonio , Tex.
Tlio colonel fccU nt homo In Omaha and ex
periences great pleasure In renewing the ac
quaintances ho made while here five years
ago. Ho then filled the oftlco ho now occu
pies ; although ho finds other things both as
regards the city nnd fellow-ofllccrs somewhat
changed. Indeed , the colonel himself seems
to have undergone a change , but it Is only
such a change as might bo expected with the
flight of time. Ho Is still in the vigor of
manhood although his locks have been tipped
with the early frost of years.
After leaving Omaha , Colonel Stnnton
served for five years nt the beautiful Fort
Douglas , near Salt Lake City , going thence
at General Crook's orders to the headquarters
of the division of the Missouri nt Chicago ,
where hoscrvcd twenty months. As the result
of the retirement of General William B.
Rochester , paymaster general of the army ,
Colonel Stnnton has been promoted to the po
sition of deputy paymaster general of the
army , an appreciation which comes to him af
ter a service In the army of thirty years.
Colonel Terrell's residence in San Antonio
will bo brightened by the fact that ho will bo
within easy communication of several mem
bers of his family from whom he has long
been separated. _
Everylioily Knows
That at this season the blood isllllcd 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 Sarsniiiirilln. the best blood purl tier
ever produced. It is the only medicine of
which " 100 doses ono dollar" is true.
A GENOA 8I t2Xl > TIlIUl < vr.
He Is HroiiKlit to Time for Disposing
of Unole Sum's Money.
John J. Truman , formerly postmaster at
Genoa , Neb. , was tried by Judge Dundy for
embezzlement from the United States mails.
Truman , it seems , failed to account for $1,915
in postage stamps and stamped envelopes.
There were three counts preferred against
him. To two of the charges those of hav
ing failed to account to the government , the
defendant pleaded guilty. To the third
charge , that of cmbc/tzlcincnt , he pleaded not
guilty. Tlio jury returned a verdict of
guilty in the llrst two charges. The penalty
is a fine of double the amount embezzled or
not less than three years in the penitentiary.
Truman's downfall is attributed to drink.
IIo was a prosperous and respected citizen of
Genoa , but his convivial habits led him into
into appropriating the money of the United
States.
Thomas Coldham , a hotclkcopcr at Bciikel-
man , was brought to Omaha by Special
United States Deputy Jackson yestcrdaymorn-
Ing , charged with impeding the United States
mail. Coldham was at the depot when Wil
liam Chance stopped n train and compelled
the conductor to dance a low steps on the
platform with a loaded revolver pointed at
his feet. Coldham is Chance's friend and is
supposed to have been an aider or abettor In
the tcrpsich.orc.an outrage.
James A. Powers was admitted to practice
in the United States courts yesterday
morning.
A Helfcnstein case was decided yesterday
morning by agreement. Martha M. Ish com
promised the suit brought against her by pay
ing the plain tilT,000 in settlement of hib claim
upon the estate.
The case \Vcston Arnold against George
L. Woolsoy was settled by agreement. The
whisky trust is given permission to remove
all the machinery in the old Nebraska City
distillery the best way it can. The injunc
tion on the United States marshal restraining
him from interfering has been removed and
thb machinery will be speedily taken away.
As on attorney for the trust said , "Even if
wo have to take the side of the building out
to do it. "
Deputy United States Marshal Hepplngor
brought in Denjainin Moore nnd Thomas Cox
charged with impersonating- United State.- !
oftlcer near Kulo. From ono person they had
extorted 15 and from another-J. The oflieer
had considerable dillleulty in catching the
men , both of whom were in hiding. Moore
was caught near Falls City and Cox just
north i of Falls City. A fifty-mile drive
through the ni'jht ' was ncceasnry to land the
prisoners in the county jail.
llorsford'.s Acid Phosphate ,
A Nerve-Food and Tonic.
The most effective yet discovered.
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuhu &
Co.'s , 13th and Douglas.
AVOU1C OF SCAIjl'KHS.
It Is Seurctly Rmnloyotl by Competing
KimtlH witli Jciiii > rull7iii 10fleet.
Rate matters , especially among city agents ,
were almost as breezy as the wind yesterday.
It has been discovered end is now charged that
the Hock Island not only permits brokers to
sell Its Omaha-Chicago tickets , but , in order
to prolong the demoralization , it is said , As
sistant General Passenger Agent Rhodes ,
who was hero yesterday , loft a largo lot of ed
itorial mileage to be worked off ut reduced
figures.
There is evidence , also , that other Iowa
lines besides the Reek Island have com
menced dealing through the scalpers. An
ofllco has been opened on Fourteenth street
and Is said to bo Hooding the market
with Northwestern tickets at ? . ' ) .
Evidently the fun has just com
menced. Ono or two corporations which
expressed their abhorrence over this cut
and slash business nro crying nloud for inter
state commerce interference. "Where is your
law now ! " exclaimed an Irate official this
morning. "Why don't it get after these fel
lows who nro violating the only section that
calls for punishment by imprisonment ! If
the scalpel's are going to bo turned loose
again wo never will bo able to restore rates. "
Pronoiinocd a ItlufT.
A n. & M. official asserts that the Rock
Island's pretended survey of a line from
Springfield direct to Beatrice is simply a stu
pendous bluff. "There Is nothing that would
induce it to go by Lincoln. It has been , and
is now , negotiating with us for joint use
of our track from a point this side
of Lincoln into that town ; also for
depot privileges. " A Rock Island
man states that should his people finally de
cide 10 build east of Lincoln the Union Pa-
eltlo would construct a .short branch from
their line to the capital city for its own ac
commodation. Then they commenced to talk
about leaving thu Lancaster county metropo
lis out. That feature was considered and a
survey was ordered.
Have Changed Their Minds.
For homo reason of which no explanation is
given the Milwaukee people have decided not
to commence running their trains across the
river Into Omaha next month. This fact be
came known through an order to Union Pa-
el IIo officials to make no provision in their
new time table now being prepared.
Kates to Do Ucdiioed.
The general freight agents of western
roads , now meeting in Chicago , nro consider
ing a proposition to reduce rates locally west
of the Missouri river nnd rearrange divisions
with the lines east so as to bring the com
bined locals more into conformity wltn the
present through rates. The through rates are
jjo much lower than the two locals that busi
ness nt river points Is seriously effected.
Shlpl > ors In Kansas and Nebraska are mak
ing complaints that threaten action on the
part of the state commissioners.
Train Service Extruded.
General Manager Dlckenson has returned
from the south , Ilomado arrangements to
extend the Union Paclllo train scrvlco from
MePhorson to Hutchlnson , twenty-seven
imlos. J. A. Mullhollaud will act as agent
ut the latter placo. Ho rop'rueonU the Rock
Island in a similar capacity. John Llchten-
berger , who accompanied Mr. Dlckensou ,
says that Kansas looks like a vast garden.
Will I'tluzo tlu > Old Shed.
Tuc old Union Pucltlo depot Is to bo rebuilt
Into an Immense freight depot for that rond.
"I think , " said Thomas L. Klmbatl , "wo can
utilize it to good advantage , " The schema
Inaugurated when S. R. Cnllawny was gen
eral manager to erect an Immense freight
depot on Ninth between Jones nnd Jackson
streets , has been revived and will bo carried
out. Plans have been drawn for a double
structure SIX ) feet long and capable of ncconi-
nmdatlng the traffic of all roads that run Into
the union passenger station. Bids for the con *
struction are to bo received next Saturday.
Miles' Nerve nnd Liver IMIIs.
An Important discovery. They act on the
liver , stomach nnd bowels through the
nerves. A new principle. They speedily
euro bllliousncss , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles nnd constnation. ! Splendid for men ,
women and children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest. ! ! 0 doses for 85 cents. Samples free
at Kuhn & Co.'s 15th and Douglas.
Dr. Blrnoypractlco limited to catarrhal -
al diseases of nose and throat. Ueo bldg.
UISIIOP O'CONNOR'S FUNI2HAU
The Prelate AVIll Not bo Hurled Until
Wednesday Next.
The funeral of Bishop O'Connor ' will not
take place until next Wednesday. It is ex
pected that the event will attract a number
of the Catholic hierarchy of the country ,
among whom will bo the leading clergy of
both this and the dioecso of Lincoln. Bishop
Bonacum of the latter place arrived lost
night. It Is expected that Bishop Ryan of
Philadelphia will sing thu requiem mass on
the occasion.
Shortly before dying , Bishop O'Connor
thanked his non-Catholic friends for the
kindness they had shown him mid suggested
that no flowers bo used at his funeral , Those
who felt disposed to offer such tributes ho
recommended to expend the 'amount in
volved iu aiding the poor.
Bishop O'Connor's body will bo brought to
St. Philomena's cathedral
on Monday even
ing. The funeral will leave the residence nt
0 : 'M. All the Catholic societies nre invited to
accompany the remains. On Tuesday nt U
o'clock solemn requiem mass In St. Philo-
menu's , at which all the school children will
attend. On Wednesday at 10 o'clock solemn
office of the dead and requiem mass In St.
Philomena's. After the absolution the re
mains of Bishop O'Connor will bo placed in
the vault under the sacristy of the cathedral.
Representatives from nil the Cathollo so
cieties of Omaha are invited to assemble in
St. Philomena's hall , Ninth and Howard
streets , on Friday evening. May : ! 0 , at 7 : 'M.
The object of the meeting is to make arrange
ments for the attendance of these societies at
the funeral of Bishop O'Connor.
1' . F. MiCAirnir.
A Cure for Illltoiis Colic.
I have had at various times , acute attacks
of bilious colic and violent pains in the stomach
ach , and found nothinir that gave mo relief
like Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera ami Diar-
rhcua Remedy. It will do it sure pop. Every
person should have n bottle. W. W. Moore ,
Grand opera house , DCS Moincs. " 5 and DO
ccjil bottles for sale by all druggists.
HKPUUMOAN * JMUMAIUKS.
They Arc Called for Thursday Loca
tion of Polling Places.
The republican city convention to nominate
five members of the board of education , will
bo hold next Saturday at 7iO : : o'clock p. in.
The primaries elect seven delegates and
seven alternates to attend said convention ,
have been designated by the central commit
tee as follows :
Primaries Thursday , May 20 , from 12
o'clock noon until 7:30 : p. in. , at the following
places in the city of Omaha :
First ward Sixth and Pierce streets.
Second ward Sixteenth and Williams
streets.
Third ward Fourteenth and Capitol
avenue.
Fourth ward nor. ; f South Sixteenth street.
Fifth ward Sixteenth and Iznrd streets.
Sixth ward Twenty-sixth anil Lake
streets.
Seventh ward Woolworth nnd Park
avenue.
Kighth ward Twenty-fourth and Cuming
streets.
Ninth ward Twenty-ninth nnd Farnam
street.
Democratic Convention.
Tlio democratic city convention to nomin
ate live members of the board of education
will bo held at S o'clock p. in. , Saturday , May
Ul.lS'.K ' ) , at the police court , Jackson near
Fifteenth street. Each ward will bo entitled
to seven delegates. The primaries in each
ward will beheld on Saturday , May HI , 1MK ) ,
from 1:2 : o'clock noon to 7 o'clock p.'ui. , at the
following places.
First Ward Xo. 1007 Lenvonworth street.
Second Ward Northwest corner of Six
teenth and Leavenworth streets.
Third Ward No. 10tJ Harnoy street.
Fourth Ward Court house.
Filth Ward Osthoir building , Sixteenth
near California street.
Sixth Ward Northeast corner of Twenty-
fourth and Lake streets.
Seventh Ward No. 122. ! Park avenue.
Kighth Ward No.'Ulb Cuming street.
Ninth Ward Corner of Lowe avenue and
Cuming street.
The citizens of Omaha nre cordially
invited to attend the opening of Kinslur's
Now Prescription Pharmacy , Commer
cial National Bank buildingr"corner Six
teenth and Farnam streets , Thursday.
May 20.
Phost Fcrrono dispensed from the ele
gant new Matthews fountain free from 7
to 9 p. m.
The Only One.
The Chicago , Milwaukee it St. Paul
railway is tlio only line running solid
vestibulcd , electric lighted and steam
heated trains between Chicago , Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in tlio
Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines
is patented and cannot bo used by any
other railway company. It is the great
improvement of the ago. Try it and bo
convinced.
Sleeping cars leave- - the Union Pacific
depot , Omaha , at 0 p. m. daily , arriving
at Chicago at 0:30 : a. m. Passengers
taking this train are not compelled to
got out of the cars at Council Bluffs and
wait for the train to bo cleaned. Got
tickets and sleeping car berths at Union
ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam at.
P. A. NASH , Gen. Agt.
J. E. Pni'.STOX Pass Agt.
A DinVrent Stripe.
Sciinixin : , Neb. , May 2S. To the Editor of
Tin : Hii : i You published In-your Saturday's
tssuo that W. P. Frit * of Crowell traded
horses with Joshua King of Crowell after
night , and it cost Fritz & ! ( X ) . I wish you
would correct that , us 1 am the only W. P
Fritz in this county and I never traded horses
with KingIt was a different stripe of
Fritz. Trading ; horscs is not my business.
1 think their names uro Jacob and Charles
Fritfarmers. . Yours respectfully ,
\V. \ P. FIMTZ.
lit iiiporlor cxccllcnco proven In tntlllunt nf lionici
for nioro Hum iigunrter of century It IH u 'U by
the ( 'illicit r < tale ( i. vc'ii-iiont. Knid 'cil > < > tha
heailinf Ilia urent univeraitl'4f n tlio siri.imr I
I'urot ninl Most HeuUhfiil lit I'rlcen ( ream Hak
Inc I'owili'r , ili' " not conlaln niumonia. liuiu ur
ttluui , tjuliloiilr In cum.
I'llll 1 ! 1IAKI.NO 1'OWDKH CO. ,
Now York , Chicago , ban truncl co. St Loult
Both tlio method nnd results when
Byrtip of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the lasto , nnd acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and JJowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers nnd cures hnhitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the tusto nnd nc-
ceptnhlo to tlio stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly heneficinl m its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and Jiavo made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for ealo in 50c
and 81 bottles .by nil leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
euro it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO , CAL.
IOU1SVILLE , Kf. NEW YORK , N.Y.
Some
Children
Growing
Too Fast
become listless , fretful , without ener
gy , thin and weak. But you can for
tify-them and build them up , by the
use of
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND
HYPOPHOSPHITES
O < f Kamc and Soda.
They will take it readily , for it Is al
most as palatable as milk. And it
should be remembered that AS A PUK-
YKST1VK OH CUHK OF COUOI1S OB COMIS ,
IH DOTH THE OLD AND YOUNO , IT IS
| UNEQUALLED. AvoMauMltutlontoffcred.
BO IT.
Trom the "jTeiUral Jierlrn : " "Upon the
first Hyinptomi of I.Ivor Cniiiplnint till ) mls-
Riildi'd HiinVrer nppIli'H blue pill , calomel
mid other mineral poUoilH , la thu tlclmlvo
Jmpo ofobt liiliifrr ll r ; 'wlie rrna them ) pow
erful purg'itlvcH ' but nKRrnvato the Uls > enMS
lind ilohililatu thu riiii.ttltiitlon. Dr. Tutt
ImsliniltiiocournRutu Ijcnoro this killing
] inictlco of thu old hchool. UU rrinrdlnt ,
drawn from thu vcgctiihlu kingdom , nru iil-
ino'.t miraculous li > rniovntliitr the broken
down body. Thu IrttcrrtOf uurnl pi-.tli-ntsln
the Doctor's possession uro a trllmtoiif grat
itude to Ills criiliiH mill skill ivlilrh but few
cnn exhibit , ill * l.lMTVillsnroM'iilall over
the world. Tlirvciiii liefiimiil Inovery tovvii
and hamlet In tlio United States. "
Tatt's Lrver Pills
ACT MILDLY BUT THOROUGHLY.
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
_ niAUil Tin : On BAT i iCAUt uiMhuC
IX : < ; I.IMI HKM-
inv. : An unfall-
IIIKcull ! for Sem
inal Wunknvsi ,
S p ernmtorrlm'i.
Impnt'-'ncy ' , and
nil illsenscj that
follow in a o-
qui'iico of xclf-
AbuKe ; as Loss
' ' '
vefsal'Last'ltud'e , r-r i T riMf
Pnln In the Back , Dimness of Vision , Premature Old
Ace , and ninny other dl'tunn-a that lend to Insanity or
coiiMimiitlon and n premature crave.
r7C Kull particulars In our pamplut , which wo do-
slro to send free hy mall to every one. fyTho Hpecl-
lie medicine Is sold nt f 1 per packnue , or ulr pnekaitci
forK , or will Iio rent frco by mall on the receipt of
the monuy. by addressing
THE GOODMAN DKUO CO. ,
J10 KAHNAM .STIIHUT. - - OMAHA. Nnn.
On account of counterfeits , wo hnvo adoptee
Yellow Wrapper the only genuine.
HE. J. E , McGEEW ,
THE SPECBAUST.
Tlio Doctor la nriFiirpnsinl
BIVATE Iu the treatment of nil
forms of Private lliM'nH'H.
i NII Ireatmi'ii t hat cer liccn
AS , more Fiicci'ssfiil and nuna
- ' luii hud stronger endorfe-
mrnt. A ciiroUimrantred | { in Ilioery \MHH | cafes
In from ItnfidnVHrltliout tlio toes of an lioiirVlfiue.
limk'rliitt treatment fur
Strklmi'or illfllcully In
relieving the Imi'ldcr. ' pronounce it a iniiHt u finder-
fill success , A e miulde cure In u few iliiys uliliout
uin. iiirttrnnu'MtH or loa.s of time ,
Anilalhvrrik.
HOB of tlio
eexmilorgatm
timlillty or ncrvoupnew , In Uirir worst forum mill
most ilreuiK < l remits nre -oliicly ( ciiu'il.
Andiill KKMAT.F.
DISEASES fiireil
nt llulllOlthlMlt
InstriimiMits. A wonderful remedy. llUUIiS fur
linlica from ! i to 4JINI.Y.
nnil nil DIfoascs of thp SIIn ; ,
llloo , ] , ) | , : , ! ( . l.iur , Kill-
ni'jH mill Illndilcr inrcd.
t'un d in 30 to CO days. Tlio
inott rapid , tafo null fffcrt-
no Irmtiuent Kmmn to tlio
nifdic.il profession. K\cry tinro of the disease re
moved from Mm bloatl : n complete cure guaranteed.
ff > I'or "man" orvomim" , intli ICc
imamiM ) . Tiontmcnt by corret
opniijenco Ktnmp fur reply.
N H t'ou Urn ANH KAIINAM ST.
Or = ' ff ni 8 A M to 0 1 * . .M.
Kutranco on Furnnmor lltUbt. .
OMAHA. NED.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
GOKDMAN CO .
1110 Furuuin Struct , Omuhft ,
"or Memoria
This -week wewill give a grand benefit to the soldiers andf
veterans. "We h'ave BOO very fine all wool Flannel Suits , made up in
regulation G. A. R. style , with eylet button-holes for changeable buttons.
These we offer for this week at $7.8O for the suit , either single or double
breasted coat. "We do not advertise the name of this flannel , but we give-
you our guarantee that it is made by one of the best miljs in the country ,
is strictly all wool and indigo dyed , and we stake our reputation that
you will not get a better quality of flannel nor a suit that wrll give you
more satisfaction or better service , if you pay to other houses $12 for it.
We also place on sale a cheaper grade of Flannel Suits , which wo
offer at $8.7B. The flannel in this suit is not all \vool , but it is indigo *
dyed. It is lined with good serge , makes a good serviceable suit , and is *
also made up with eylet button-holes for changeable buttons.
FOR BOYS.
We are also prepared to dress in blue an army of big and little
boys. We offer Long Pant Suits of a good quality of flannel , indigo
blue , for boys 11 to IS , at $4.8O for suit of coat , vest and pants , and
Knee Pant Suits , with nicely pleated coats for boys 4 to 14 , at $2.80. For
similar suits you have to pay at any other place about $ S.OO and $8.OO.
SUMMER SHIRTS.
Unequalled choice and values in Outing Shirts of every conceiv
able style and quality. There is not a house in the city that can show
you half the line or name anywher.e near the prices we do.
Oxford cloth outing shirts , splendid patterns , woven colors , pleated
fronts , at GOc ; worth $1.
Imported flannel shirts , beautiful stripes , $1.1O ; worth $1.7B.
Extra fine quality silk striped flannel , pongee silk and finest g
of silk .at $1.78 , $2.25 , $2.BO and $3. ( All our shirts are extra full sixes. )
SUMMER HATS.
The following items will give some idea of the extraordinary values -
ues we are offering in this department.
,18cases fine derbysin summer shades , chocolate , tan and pearl , atTBo.
1O eases very fine alpines , latest shape , with extra fine silk band
of two shades , at SBe.
"You could not buy either of the above styles in any hat store fotf
less than $1.8O.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets.
So satisfactory were
our last week's sales
on Men's Suits that
we will continue the
same for another
week , offering many
new attractions which
equal if not excel anything -
thing previously
shown.
Tumblers
SG ,
4-G ,
1OG ,
1SG
aricl
2OG
HLAOI-I.
All Kinds , Price reduced for 10 days
PERKINS ,
GATCH &
LAUMAN'S ,
ISM FARNAM STRUT. NEPATON BLOCK
Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Undnr the Management of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Conoessionnnos.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE HUHPOiE9
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will tuko i > : ice lii publlu nt tlio CITV OH1 JUAREZ ( formerly 1'uso del Nortoi. MoxlojK
WEDNESDAY , JUNE 28th , 1S9O.
Under the personal supervisfon ol GO. JOHN S. MOSM , anil Mil. OAMII.O ARCJPKM.E9 ,
the former iiRpntleiniui of such prominence liv the United States Hint his presoni'iMilons 1
Milllolent iiuaranteo to the publlu that tlio drawings will Un held with slrlut licinesty .mil fu r
ness to all , and the latter ( thu Supervlbor of the Moxlc.ui OoveniinunU lj of uijuil biutmlug
und Iiitognty.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
"
Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6OOOO , Tickets !
WHOLE TICKETS , $ -1 ; HALF TICKETS. $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS , $1 $ ,
1 Prize of $60,000 , $60,000 , 100 I'rlzoi of Approximation t ' cai'li Frlzoi. t S.ITO
1 I'rl/eof 10.UUO 10,000 KM PrlrtH of : i ) iiiui ! H.VXJ
1 I'llzocf r > ,00 ( ) 6 , "J 10U I'fUat of . > uicli iWW
HTrltesof 1,000 eueh S.WH Terminal Prizes.
10 I'rUutof 1UU ouch 'AODO f.flOTcrmlirili lo fi'.i.cn ) 1'rko of i'-'J oncli. . . . Ill " ' 0
Wl'rlzoaof 1UU eiich ' > . " ) WJ Terminal * to 5IU.WJ 1'rl/o of ttO encli. . S.
1UO I'rUesof 6C onrli & .OOU
'JiU 1'llzuaor Ul euch 7UkJ 1614 Prizes amounting to $1 5,070 ,
Wo tlio unilorslBiicil hereby rertlfy tint the Ilnnco If nny ticket ilrawlnan prl70 M 'ent to HIP ifl
Nnoloniil ot Mexico In Clilhuiiliiin lins on deposit KlBnoil. lit fnro vnliin "III l > collocteil and ruiultto4 '
from the Mo.vlcnn Internntloiml llankliiK Compnny , to the ownur thereof fro'iof rliaruu. ,
the necuimnry funds to Kiiiirniiloo the payment of all irni.\ii : II. ItiniXKov. rs
the prizes drawn In the ( iinnd Lottery of .limn1 ? . I'rufldent HI l'nn : National Hank , Kl Paso. Tot ( \
We turtlier certify tlmt wo will supervise nil llinnr- Af.KNTS WANTKIJ.
rniiKOinents , and In person mnn.iK anil control all Korcliili rntc-i , or any other Information , wrhn Iq
tliednwIiiKSof thli Ixittory , nnd that the .inino are tliu undi-rtlKiied. ntallim your address clu.irty with
conducted with honesty , lalrnoss ami In Koud faith tUalo. County , Street and Nuinbor. Moro rapid mall
tuwnrds all parties. delivery will bo nssurud by your oiiclotlnx un curol *
JOHN B. MOSFIY. rominl.ssloner. ope bearing your full addrosi.
OAMII.O Aimirui.r.i : * . MEXICAN iNrtiiiNATin.sArj HANIUNO ( ' ( > . ,
Supervisor for the ( iovemment. Oily of Juuru/ , Mexico ,
T.T"I T T ft ? Peiiil roinlttniiros for tickets hy ordinary letter , containing Money Orilors
INJ J. l dj. jSSilt.i iy , all Kxpi ess Companies , Now York Exchange , Hunk UrufiurTo iu
Note. Address all restored letters to
BANKING OCX.
OlLy of Juarex. Mexico , via bll Paso. Tex ,
MEYER
Diamond Merchanl.s , Imporl.ors and Manu-
lliottii'lncjJewelers. .
10TII AMD FAUNAM ST3. . OMAHA.
Head our "Special Bill of Fare" for this woelr. Wo will oiler both "H-iru"
and "Woll Done'1 novelties In every department at lowest pricoj.
Diuinoml Flii or Kings from * _ ' . . " , I ) up In $ . " > ( > ! ) .
Dinmmnl I.aco Plus from $ . - > .OI ) up to # 1(100.01) ( ) .
IHiiiiiuiiil Ivur lUiiu-s from $10.00 up to $ -,500.00.
Dliimnml Studs ; Diamond Scurf 1'lus ; Diamond Collar Muttons ; Diamond
mend Cull' Itultons : Diamond llnlr 1'ins ; Diamond l.ockets ; Diamond
Bracelets. Loose Diamonds mounted to order nt short inillef.
WATCHKS Lni'Ku assortment I'Ino Solid ( JoldStcm U'indlni , ' Watt'lins
from $ lo. 00 up to $50' ' ) . 01) ) . ( . 'old I'llird Watches , $ ! . " > . 00 ami upivard.
All kinds Silver nnd Nickel Watches , from the Cheapml to thu Host. See
our Now $ . . " .00 Watch.
Solid 1 ( . 'old Waleh Chains from $7.r,0 up.
Finest Itolled Plate Chains only $ U..iO , worth $5.00.
KIcKanl Watch Charms nnd Lockets , oOu un.
12 do'/cii Solid Sterling ? Silver llnicclels ' from ode ( ) up.
One lot of Itolled I'lnto HrnccletH , assorted patterns , gold formerly nt
2.00 and Slt.OO , now fide each to close them out.
1,000 Fine Solid < > 'old Finder Kin us nt $1.00 , $1.50. $12.00. $ l)0 ! ( ) ,
, .1.00 , $5.00 and up to $10.00 , worth $2.01) ) to $20.01) ) .
A lienntiful line of the celebrated "I'it Isluu Diamonds , " ( imitation
ill i nils ) in ( iold Settings , Studs , Scarf I'lns , Lace L'lns , Kir ; UIu s ,
clc. , from $1.00 upward.
Sl'KClAIWo oiler for a few ilnys only , until nil nro so ) . ! nbont 100
1'Ino Steel Curving Sets , U pieces , ut only $2,0. ) , worth $ , " .OU. Call
early , UK they will not last long.
lliircnlns lit Clocks. Lumps , Silverware , Um'n'olliU , otj.
ttaTItopnirlni ; in all Its various branches.
Store lor rent and fixtures for sale.