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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEB ; WEDNESDAY , JUNE 4 , 1890.
THE CITY ,
Sidney Smith Imfl sued J. Woods Smith
in the county court for $ ; I05 for plans nnd
epocIfU'iitloim furnished.
Two largo offices liavo boon taken off
from the pollco court room cnuloslnu the
Inrtfo wlndowH facing the street. They
will bo occupied by the gas Inspector tftid
boiler IiiHpcctor respectively.
Rudolph Stephen , n ton-year-old hey
living at L'ark Forest , Is missing. When
Inst seen ho WUH ( tailing with Botno un
known companions , in u Inko near the
Eottp factory south of the city.
A young man" is iit liii-go" in the city
signing receipts and making contracts
for the "Chicago Fine Art portrait com
pany. " Mrs. Hundorland , ono of the vie-
tlniH , reports that ho is a fraud and has
given thocnco to the pollco.
I ) . IJ. Gill , chief clerk in the auditing
department of the 13. & M. under Mr.
Ttntulall , loft Monday ; for Newcastle ,
Wyoming , to IIHHUIIIO a responsible iiosl-
tlon there with the company. Poor
health is the cause of the change.
Stump Harsh , a colored barber linn
filed a sworn statement alleging that Of
ficer Sullivan last Sunday night eiimo
Into a colored gambling house on Capif
tel avenue in a state of intoxication and
assaulted the complainant with a club.
The matter will bo investigated by the
commission.
Major Alfred A. Woodhull , surgeon
United Stains army , having been no
tified that his attendance before tin retiring -
tiring hoard in session at these head
quarters is no longer required , will re
turn to his station at Fort Leavonworth ,
Kan. The travel directed is necessary
for the public service.
Articles of Incorporation of the Cod-
noy pleklo company were filed yesterday.
The ineorporntors were J , W. Rodofor ,
John P. Uednoy , W. A. Smith , W. W.
Marsh , and Joseph W. Bishop and the
capital stock * 2T > ,000 ,
Superintendent JayncS of the Chicago ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis .t Omaha returned
from Blair last night. The Monday
night storm was extremely heavy in
that vicinity , washing out a number of
small culverts and damaging the road
bod. On the bottoms near Blair , two
miles of track was under water.
P.M. Rose of the Chicago , St. Paul ,
Minneapolis & , Omaha , returned from
Bancroft yesterday afternoon \vhero ho
had been looking after damages result
ing from Monday night's storm. North
of Bancroft the storm was in the nature
of a waterspout , and for three hours the
rain fell In torrents. In that vicinity a
largo slough became a river , carrying
nway two miles of track.
Adolf Lalloz , carriage manufacturer , 119
Carroll Street , IIufTulo , N. Y. , states : I was
troubled with nausea of the stomach , sick
liciulncho ahd general debility. , Burdoolc
Blood Bitters cured mo.
Omaha Guards Drill.
The Omaha guards will enter their competi
tive drill in Kansas City tomorrow morning.
A number of local friends will leave for the
ECUIIO tonight.
Dr. Birnoypractice limited tocatarrh-
al diseases of nose and throat. Bee bldg.
"IVnnilnfj to YnmlulH.
The two girls , Tillio and Charlotte Ander
son , were yesterday afternoon given live days
In the county Jail for destroying shrubbery In
Prospect Hill. Sentence was suspended , the
purpose being to make an example.
Through coaches Pullman palace
sleepers , dining cars , free reclining chair
curb to Chicago and intervening points
via the great llock Island route. Tick
et olllco 1002. Sixteenth and Furmim.
The Ohio Club.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ohio
club will bo held in the Paxton hotel cafe , on
next Thursday iiinht at S p. in. sharp.
Important business is to ho transacted.
All persons who wish to join the clul"can do
BO lit this mooting. W. W. SI.AUAUGII , Clerk.
The now olHces of the great Rock Is
land route , 1GO- , Sixteenth and Farnam
Btreet , Omaha , are the finest in the city.
Cull and see them. Tickets to all points
cast at lowest rates.
Allowed Counterfeiter ,
Silas Cue of Fremont was brought to
Oinuluiyesterday afternoon by ndcputyUnitcd
States marshal charged with counterfeiting.
Ho is said to have been the man who gave
the bogus coin to young Hoovey , who was
arraigned before the United States district
court a few days ago.
To NffvoiiH Debilitated Men.
If you will send us your address wo will
send you Dr. Dyo's ' Celebrated Voltaic Belt
and Appliances on trial. They will nulcklyj
restore you to vigor , manhood and health.
Pamphlet free. VOI.TAIU BUT Co. , Marshall ,
Mich.
The Gundy CUHO.
The Gundy vs. Anderson ctal case occupied
the attention of the United States court this
morning. Only two witnesses were exam
ined , .J. H. Cope and Luther Drake. Mr.
Cope testified that ho had boon present at the
elgnliiK of the notes by Whltcomb and know
that they wore genuine. Mr. Drake was
called as an export and said that thosignaturos
on the notes were identical with that on the
depositions so fur as his Judgment was concerned -
corned ,
Now Coates MOIINC , Kan. City.
Absolutely tire proof. Finest and largest
hotel la Kansas City. Unexcelled in its ap
pointments.
Hold Firewater.
Al and Will Pylo of Preston , Neb. , were
brought In by United States Deputy Marshal
Hopllngor for selling liquor to Sao and Fox
Indians. Preston Is In the extreme * south
eastern corner of Hlchardson county and
adjoins the Indian agency. The older Pylo
keeps a so-i-allod temperance saloon anil W'lll ,
who is only seventeen years old , tends bar
for him. Poor l-o nuno to him for llrowator
nnd got it , and both father and son were ar
rested.
Van Houtcn's Cocoa Dullclous. mndo In
fctantly. _
Iludly Used Up.
William Warren , n section man on the B. &
M. road , Is lying at St. Joseph's hospital with
both logs broken , several ribs fractured and
otherwise badly bruised up.
About 5 o'clock yi'stcrday morning Warren
imlhis gang left Ashland onulmudcariu the
fllrection of Plattsmouth. They had not gene
far until the flyer came along and ran Into
thorn. Warren Is the only oao that sustained
tny Injuries. Ho was carried back to the
nation , placed aboard No. ! and brought huro
for treat incut.
An Alisomto Cure.
The OHIO1NAL AlUliTIXE OINTMENT
Is only put up la largo two-ounce tin boxes ,
Imd is an absolute euro for all sores , bums ,
wounds , chapik'd hands and all skla eruptions
Will positively euro all kinds of piles. Ask
for the ORIGINAL , AUIF.TINH OINT
MENT. 'Sold by Goodman Drug company ut
i.5 cents per box bvmaliao cents
Kilts.
ThU evening the local lodga of Elks
will give a social session to the member * of
"A Pair of Jacks" company at their rooms.
The comedians who arc down on the pro-
L-nunmo of entertainment nro Messrs. H. t ! .
Kuowlod , Sol Aikln , Julius P. Whilmark ,
William J. Russell , John IV Savage and
Ernest Sinclair. Members of Omaha lodgu
limy purchase tickets of admission for their
friends from the ( .toward of the Elks club ,
from C. C. Hulott , dork of the Mlllurd hotel ,
at D. W. Van Colt's Jewelry store or ut the
box olllco of Boyd's opera house.
Plutt'H Chloriili'H , n True DlHliit'eotant.
An odorless liquid , prompt , cheap uud cfll.
llcut ,
NATUKI3 MADK I1HII UhAClC.
Atul Nature ( M Again Depriving Her of
Jlcr Colof.
Thcro came to this city Monday what
might bo described as n phenomenon of the
most remarkable order. It was n colored
woman , black us the ace of spades , whoso
skin Is gradually turning to n snowy though
by no means loproua-llko whiteness.
She Is n widow , thirty years old , with four
small children , and Is In almost dcstltuto cir
cumstances.
A BnH reporter found her yesterday In
a two-room shanty at 1010 Davenport
street , and it was only after n great deal of
coaxing that ho was allowed to sco her at all.
It seems that some musco manager is after
her to go on the stage and for this reason she
Is In hiding , so far as her circumstances will
permit.
Her name Is Mrs. Annie Wilson. She Is of
very ordinary birth and appearances as a
ncgress , though Micro Is very little ) of the
negro pronunciation in her talk. She Is or
dinarily bright for a woman of her class , Is
penurious , and not very talkative.
The peculiarity about the woman consists
In the fact that her hands nnd wrists , and a
circle half an Inch wide about each eye Is as
white and almost us fair as that of the best
bom white woman In the land.
She said that she was born In Missouri and
that both of her parents were black as coal.
The strange change begun to show Itself upon
her body about six years ago nnd has been ut
work constantly over since. She suld that
her parents nt well as herself had always en
joyed the hardiest of health and were It not
for her eyesight the turning of her black skin
white would never bo known to her. As her
skin whitens , it becomes a trifle smoother
and less Inclined to wrinkle. These last pe
culiarities are noticeable particularly on the
back of her hands.
The whitening process ns far as It has now
progressed , does its work thoroughly as it
goes along and leaves no flocks , spots or
blotches of black behind.
Mrs. . .Wilson also said , that her feet had
turned color almost to the same extent its her
hands , and that other portions of her body
were being similarly affected.
No less than eighteen physicians of Mis
souri and Iowa , Mrs. Wilson said , had exam
ined the change that is going on , anil pro
nounced It the most remarkable thing they
hud ever witnessed.
It seems that woman's homo Is In Clarinda.
la. , and It was through her applying for aid
to got back there that she became known in
this city.
She does not relish her change of color as
keenly as thousands of her black sisters pro
bably would , and says she would prefer to bo
just as nature made her a colored woman.
There Is danger in impure blood. Thcro is
safety in taking Hood's Sarsiiparilla.tho great
Wood purifier. 100 doses one dollar.
CONSID12KS IT A 11AD THING.
The Mayor Will Ascertain AVIint Davis
HUH to Do With Contracts.
Mayor dishing returned ata late hour Mon
day night after an absence of two weeks , and
was found at his ofllce this morning.
" 1 have returned a whole week ahead of
the time I expected to in order to bo present
at the special session of the legislature. It
was only by chance that I happened to pick
up a paper In Texas , where I have been , and
iL-arneil that a special session had been called.
I started back immediately. After
getting as far as Kansas City I saw in another
paper that the governor had revoked his call.
Then I thought I might as well come on homo
after getting that far away from Texas uud
so near home.
"I haven't seen an Omaha paper or heard a
thing about what has been going on hero
since I left , and so 1 will not attempt to do
any talking whatever. "
Being handed a copy of TUB Hr.it of tnls
morning and shown the editorial headed
"Mayor Gushing and the Combine , " his
honor glanced through it and said :
"Well , I must hear something more about
this busirofas before I do any talking won't
do a bit until I've heard the whole story. I
might tell you one tiling , however , and that
is that I've never approved any malfeasance
in olllco on the part of any councilman if I
knew it. If Councilman Davis over had a
hand in a city contract of any kind It lias es
caped my notice. That sort of thing is bad
business , you know , nnd couldn't bo
allowed to pass without something
being done or said. But then
we'll look this thing up and nnd prepare our
selves to say something or other , if its needed
to do so. "
The mayor added that ho hadn't given the
chairmanship of the board of public works
matter a single thought during his absence.
A Dangerous Policy.
It is a dangerous policy to wait until
taken sick before buying a bottle of
Chamberlain's colic , cholera and iliur-
rliiL'u remedy. Every family should bo
provided with some reliable remedy for
bowel complaints , ready for immediate
use , whenever required , during the sum
mer months , and this remedy is unques
tionably far superior to any otlior. It
can always bo depended upon , and is
pleasant and safe to take. It is put up
in 25 and 50 cent bottles.
DOG CATC 11 UK AGAIN.
Ho Gets Into Trouble AVith a Bird
Fancier.
The dog-catchers are In the pollco court
again. This time Max Geisler , the bird
dealer , is the complaining witness. Geisler
is laid up in bed with an Injured face and hh
partner tells the story.
They have some fancy bird dogs at the
storo. Monday evening ono of the canines was
playing about the door-step when the dog-
catohor's wagon was passing. The animal
was captured , and Mr. CJoislor , who saw the
transaction , ran out to remonstrate with the
dog tag in his hands. The catchers paid no
attention and drove off to the pound.
About an hour after , Mr. Geislor and his
friend arrived at tnu pound and demanded
the dog. Then there was trouble.
Ono of the pound boys started for the friend
with danger In his eyo. Geisler interfered
and received a blow in the face from an Iron
bar which incapacitated him for further ar
gument. This Is thn story of the bird-dealer's.
Poundnmstor Pulaskl has a different ver
sion , chdiniug that the dog was caught across
the street , and that Geloler made the first as
sault.
Multhows , the assaulting dog catcher , was
arrested charged with assault to commit
murder.
The Preventive Hi' a. Terrible Disease.
No disorders , excepting the most denuly
forms of lung disease , involve such n tre
mendous destruction of organic tissue as
those which fasten upon the kidneys. Such
maladies , when they become chronic and
none are so liable to assume that phase com
pletely wreck the system. To prevent this
terrible disease , recourse should bo hud , upon
the first manifestation of trouble , to Hostet-
ters Stomach Bitters , which experience has
proved to bo highly effective as a means of
Imparting tone and regularity to the organs
of urination , us well us to the liver , stomach
and bowels. Another beneficial result of this
nieilleirto , tmUmdly consequent upon Its
diuretic action , is the elimination from the
blood of Impurities which beget rheumatism ,
neuralgia , gout , dropsy , and other maladies.
By Increasing the activity of the kidneys , It
augments the dopuratlvo cniclency of these
organs , which are most Important outlets for
c&capu of bui'h impurities.
liUUGljAHS STIIJj AKOUND.
They Improve the Opportunity Finely
During do Storm.
The storm was a bonanza for the burglars.
William Fleming , the grocer at Fourteenth
nnd Douglas , was the first victim. The
thlcvea broke through a window on Four
teenth street and ransacked the store , scat
tering boxes uiul drawers and their contents
over the floor. They secured only 40 pennies
from the money druwei. This Is the second
buiylury on this beat slnco Sunday , MeSlmues
being the first.
The olllco of Wilkes Ford , at 1007 Farnam ,
was entered In u similar way through a back
window. The tmfo was opou , but the strung
box locked. This was broken open anu $ AKI
in money taken. The pollco are looking for
the colored janitor , who Is suspected ,
Th' Mercury office at ail South Sixteenth
was uiti'rol through the transom , The safe ,
which was used Jointly by Taylor brothers
uud thu Mercury , was opened by some ouu
who knew the combination. The strong box
was abstracted and taken Into n rear room ,
where It was pried open , but contained
nothing of value.
The meat market on Thirteenth street be
tween Douglas and Dodge was also entered
by means of the transom In the alley adjoin
ing the Millard hotel. About 15 In cash was
secured in the till.
Entitled to the Host.
All are entitled to the best that their money
will buy , so every family should have , at
once , u bottle of the best family remedy ,
Syrup of Figs , to cleanse the system when
costive or bilious. For side In Wo and $1.00
bottles by all leading druggists.
I3XTKNDING TO THE ULICIIOUX.
The Conductors on That Ijlno Now
Regarding the consultation had Monday
with a delegation of conductors and brakemen -
men from his road , General Manager Burt of
the Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley ,
says that the demand for a revision of their
schedule has grown out of similar agitations
on otlior roads. The passenger men are not
*
In it. Theyreceive the same wages as are
paid by the B. & M. road. Conductors get
$100 per month and run on un-avcrage of
about four thousand miles. The Northwest
ern recently revised Its schedule and feeling
that they are earning as much ns anybody
else , the Elkhorn fellows also ask to bo rec
ognized.
Mr. Burt has taken the matter under ad
visement and will give the delegation a reply
between now and next Saturday ulght.
Laid Out by the Storm.
Trains on the Northwestern road were laid
out several hours yesterday morning at
Loveland , a way station between
Council Bluffs and Missouri Valley.
During the storm Sunday night n
clou d burst over that vicinity and the water
came down in regular torrents. It washed
away a section of the track and did other se
rious damage. A largo force of men was put
to work repairing the road , so that the de
layed west-bound trains arrived late yesterday
afternoon.
Both the Union Pacific and the Burlington
had some trouble during the night , but noth
ing of n serious nature. The Belt line was
also left In bad con dltion in two or
three places , but the Missouri Pacific passen
ger arrived on time.
Had to Postpone.
Grand Chief Conductor Clarl ; nnd Grand
Secretary Daniels went away Monday night
but will return. They received word that
neither Vice President Ilolcomb nor General
manager Dickcnson could bo here for several
days therefore the proposed meeting with them
had to bo postponed. Further conference
with Dickcnson alone would not result In any
thing more than has already been offered.
Some time ago ho said , "I have conccedcd all
that , in my judgment , they ought to have. If
they succeed in getting additional allowances
it will have to come from a higher authority. "
For that reason the conference with Vice
President Ilolcomb is desired.
The Question of the Day.
The leading question now is : ' 'Aro
you provided with a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy , as a safeguard against an at
tack of bowel complaint during the sum
mer months ? " No family can all'ord to
risk being without this invaluable
medicine during the hot weather. It is
almost certain to bo needed , and is a
friend indeed when required , as it never
fails , and is pleasant and safe to take.
25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all
druggists.
A New Manufacturing Industry.
Articles of incorporation wei-e filed yester
day of the Elastic. Metallic Packing company
of Omaha. The company has a capital stock
of $1,000,000 , and is incorporated by E. P
Weatucrby , I. B. Miller and V. W. Mason ,
jr. , who are respectively president , secretary
and general manager of the company. The
company makes Its general headquarters in
Omaha with branch houses in Chicago , Kan
sas City and Cincinnati. The machinery for
the manufacture of the packing is on the
road and work will bo commenced in a few
days.
The Only Ono.
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway is the only line running solid
vcstibulcd , electric lighted and steam
heated trains between Chicago , Council
BlulTb and Omaha.
The borlh reading lamp feature in the
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 lenvo the Union Pacific
depot , Omaha , at 0 p. in. daily , arriving
at Chicago at 0:30 : a. in. Passengers
taking tins train are not compelled to
get out of the cars at Council BlulTs and
wait for the truin to bo cleaned. Got
tickets and sleeping car berths at Union
ticket olllco , 1601 Farnam st.
F. A. NASH , Con. Agt
J. E. PKKSTOX Pass Agt.
ItHsnperlororcoIloneo proven In million' of homos
for muni than a quarter of n eontiiry U Is uioil liy
the United Slnlv * ( iovernui-nt h'udorsod l > y the
hendHof thn ircit nnlverxitl' " * . MX tlio Strnnuc'M ,
l'ure . ' ' . ' link-
t ami Mont lloalthfnl. lr ) 1'rleo'i Cre.'iin
Ink' Powder , clnen not contain ammonia , llmo or
alum. Sold only In run * .
1'UICK llAKINIt I'OWDKIt CO. ,
Now York Chlciih'u. H.m Francisco. St.Louis
AMUSMMISNTS.
_
HOUSC
llovu & MAVNK-I , M Hungers.
WEDNESDAY ANlfi 1 1 TV 17 A A V H
TliniWDAY. f J U1NKMVIM' J.
Production ot the Ijiitust Musical Fureo
L'umt'dy ,
K PHIR of JRGKS
Hy II. Onittan Donnelly Ksq , , author of
Natural Gas , " "LutorOn , " i tc.
K. Q. Knowles . as. . . . . . . . .Juilyo Jaclt
Win. J : Hussell . as , . . . . . . .Doctor Jaclc
And a superb Comrdy Company , IntriMliic-
IIIK DrJKhtcMt I'cuturu ! * , U re u test Novclik
Latest SOUKS.
Itt'uulur prices. Scats will bo pvit on sale
Dime Eden
A STAR ORGANZ1ATION ,
Mclntyre & Heath's
MINSTRELS.
Tlio cst mln trol ilintr over glvim In Oui.ilia. 5i
k'mit mar * In uilu tn.'l jr.
NEW FUNI NKW JOKE.S !
NluW GA.GS !
Watch fur tliuKroat itrvct parados.
CAPT. CHITTENDEN
Tlio mrvivurof manr urctlo cxpcilltlciu with hl
cullcclluu uf curlun ( rum ttiu fruivn north.
One Dime Admits to All ,
CaStarrh
IS n blood dlinuc. Until tuc poison la
expelled from tlio system , there can
lie no cure Jot this lontlisomo nnd
dangerous niaUily , Therefore , the only
effective trentmint Is n thorough course
of Aycr's Snrsapnrllln the best of nil
blood purifiers * The sooner you begin
the better ; dolly is dangerous.
" I was troubled with CAtnrrh for over
two years. ! _ tiled various remedies ,
nnd was tre.ttxxl by a nuipber of physi
cians , but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayer'R Sarsnparllla. A
fo\v bottles of this uicdlclno cured mo of
this troublesome complaint nnd com
pletely restored my health. " Jesse M.
fcoggs , Holmau's Mills , N. C.
"When Ayer's Snrsnparilln was rec
ommended to me for catarrh , I was In
clined to doubt Its oflicncy. Having
tried so many remedies , with little ben
efit , I Imd no faith that anything would
euro me. I became emaciated from loss
of appetite and Impaired digestion. I
Imd nearly lost the sense of smell , and
my system was badly deranged , I was
about discouraged , when a friend urged
ino to try Ayer's Sarsaparllla , nnd re
ferred mo to persons whom It hnd'curod
of catarrh. After taking half n dozen
bottles of this medicine , I am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood. "
Charles II. JMaloucy , 113 lllvor ut. ,
Lowell , Moss.
Ayer's ' Sarsaparilla ,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mass.
1'rlco $1 i eli bottles , t . Worth $5 a bottle.
L.IEBIO COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef.
Makes the purest , cheapest nnd best IJcef Tea
Finest meat flavoring stock for Soups.
Sluices and Made Dishes.
Onn pound of Kttractofllecf cqunl to forty pounds
of lu.in beef , ui tlio value of .nbout IT.50.
Genuine only with
Justus von Mcbig's
signature as shown
To euro Biliousness. Sick Headache. Constipation.
Walnria. Liver Coniplnlnta. tnko the eafo
nnd certain remedy , SMITH'S
Oso the SMALT , SIZE (40 ( llttlo bemis to flio hot.
tto ) . They arc the most convenient : tult all ages ,
i'rlcoof either size , 25 eetitd per bottle.
Kfi5BM . T * ° t 7. 17. 70 : Photo-pTnvr.ro ,
ro.Bt vjKUVVi panel slzo of this picture lor 4
CCUU ( coppers or stamps ) .
3V. SMITH & CO. .
Sinkers of "llllo Beans. St. Louis. Mo.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS. 1878.
W. DAK Ell & CO.'S
RiipQlrfnot Pnnnfl
DlodKldiH uUblhl
Is absolutely pure anil
it la soluble.
No Chemicals
are ued lit Iti preparation. It hoi more
fjfrau three ttmci th * ttrcntfh of Cocoa
mixed with Stnirh , Arrowroot or-Sugar ,
and li thmfjre far more economical ,
totting Itti than one ctnt a cup. It It
ilclicloui , nourishing , itrciigtlmiliig , IU-
tiiY DiarsTEU , am ! admirably adapted
ftt li flNdint * nas r fioni In health.
Sold by Grocers etcr ) where.
W. BAKER & CO. , Dorchester , Mass ,
UR. J. S , McftBEW ,
THE3PEC8AUST.
The Doctor Is unsurpassed
in tlio treatment of all
form * of 1'rlvatu Discuses.
No treatment Ims ever been
more Hicccdtifiil and none
1ms Imd Ptronier endorse
ment. A enrols guaranteed In lli very \\orsl caeca
in from 3 to Bduvs without the loss of an hour's time.
' - Those wlio hmo been
under his treatment for
Stricture or difllcnlty In
relieving the lihulder , pronounce It n most wonder
ful success A complete cure In a few days without
irnln. Ins'nmiciitH or losnof tune.
1 AmUlhvenk.
| IICKS of the
ecxiinl organs
timidity or ncrroncnrss , In their worst fonns and
most ( freiiilf-il result" ) arc absolutely cured.
And nil l-'RMAU !
JMSRASES cured
at homo uitlumt
Instruments. A wonderful remedy. 110UHS fur
ladle * from 2 to 4 ONLY.
and nil Dlfcnscs of the Skin ,
lllooil , llenrt , I.IVIT , Kid-
] ip > s and llladdcr cured ,
( 'lived In 30 to W dav . Tlio
mnft rupid , Rifu and effect-
he treatment lnonn to the
medical profession Eu-ry Irnco of llie dlt-easo ic-
moved from the blood , a compute euro guaranteed ,
/ C * ' ' "or "lllnu" or " "onnm" , cath lOc
BfUfftiV/ ( stamp * ) . Treatment hy corrc-
ws > wiP spnnilenco Stamp for reply.
S"B"BTiB ( N K C'on. NTH AN FAIINAH ST.
Open from 8 A. M. to 0 I1. .M.
ance on Farnam or HtU fat. ,
OMAHA. NEB.
DentfentaieLotterij
Denver , Colo. ,
'Capital Prize $7,500.
T1OKI3TS , 50 CUNTS KACII.
$26,370 PAID EACH MONTH.
BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZtS.
Address IJ. \ \ R1IODUS ,
DENVER. - COLUUAIH. . .
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Specific for 'Ijriforla , Dliiliiein , Fits. Kwirnleja. Wats.
uineji , Mental l rri' qii. bolteninsrof tlio liraln , reIn -
In liv ' ' ' le 'lln ' t to wl eiy d v ant
utJili -ivma.'U're'ot.T'ni- . . . ' -
Intllliur ei , Involuntary I.OKMuiul Hi > rniatorib <
caustd by uvar-vxortltM ot ino briun , fco.i uuo r
oTcr-lnduinncu. Each box ronlaln onoinuniL' IniLt.
nient. tlat > n . or li lur 4. tint by niall.rcuila. | . |
With rarti urdur ( ur tit tiuif * , will temt pun hA. r
puranl o lu itfu 'l B .IIF if ilia immi.'iit f ils lu
cui ' tiui anto" < u. i. . . JPLIUJ.U : uJ ' u * by
OOPDMAN DRL'O CO. ,
1110 Forimm Street , Omaha , Nob.
TO
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run \aluablc treatlw ( M-alf.1 ; coiitainlnit
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Overstocked , but we are determined to do the clothing business of this town , and our goods ara V
marked to obtain that end in view , and because our prices are lower than others , don't let ijl
prejudice you against the quality and workmanship of our goods. Depend upon us to sustain
our reputation for honest and reliable clothing.
We are the originators of , and have been since we started , the leaders in popular prices ,
not only for clothing * but for all other goods which we handle. Our large business gives us ad *
vantages that are not enjoyed by other dealers , and we assure you that we can always save you
from 25 to 50 per cent by availing yourself of the popular prices at which we mark all our goods.
During the ensuing week we shall offer some extraordinary bargains in our Undcwcar De
partment. We have closed from the manufacturers 25 cases of fine Summer Underwear at an
enormous reduction from what the same goods cost us early in the season. That explains why A
we are able to make slaughtering prices on them.
Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 350 ; regular price 65c.
Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 6oc ; regular price Si.oo.
Extra fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at Soc ; regular price $ i.5o.
These goods are of an extra fine quality and handsome shades , and arc worth fully the rcgi
ular prices stated above.
above.NECKWEAR. .
Another immense purchase just made. We have bought the entire stock of Tecks madd
by one of the leading manufacturers in the country. There are about 500 dozen ; all this season'/ ; /
novelties , and we shall almost give them away. We have classified them into three grades : 350
450 and 65c. Remember , these are all high grade goods , and the prices we quote represent just
one-quarter of what such qualities would sell at regular retail prices.
SHOES.
One of the season's choicest offerings in the Shoe Department is the following :
Russet Low Shoes , excellent stock , solid leather throughout , at $1.40. They are wort/f
fully $2.50 ; and Russet High Cut Lace Shoes at $1.75 , positively worth $3.00.
In Men's and Boys' Shoes you will not find anywhere such values as we are offering , and wd
keep'only shoes from reliable makers , such as we can recommend and as we can guarantee.
In our basement we offer as large a line of Trunks and Traveling Bags of all descriptions aj
you can find in this city. Our prices for these goods will astonish you.
Mail orders solicited. Samples of cloth -with , rules for measuring sent to
any address.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets.
So long as "Men
may come and Men
may go , " it behooves
us to help them to be
well dressed. To
this end we continue
to offer for their in
spection an excellent
assortment of Men's
Clothing , including
everything that is new
nobby and durable.
A full line of Men's
trousers of first-class
fit , make and material
Make Your Selection Early ,
-Kill
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J'lUII'llll.lOllS AMI Sdl.B MANL't'ACTL'IICIlS
OMAHA NEW.
Y PI III IS I'an bo cured In 20 to CO days
O 1 I 1111/u ; | iy u o of thu marvelous Mntriu
Itpnieity. I'M UO fur n cn o U will nut euro. CAI
TION to cut the ui'iiulno ruinuilyVrllu or cull uo
r C .J.jnlyn .Mr. llurnuy feucel , Omubii. Ncl/ranka
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Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Manngement 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 Ol.1 . JUAIIEZ ( formerly Paso < lol Norton Moxlca , \
WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25th , 1S9O.
Uiulor the personal supervlsrnn ol GO. JOHN S. 3IOSBY , ami MU.CAMIf.O AKfUHME9 ,
tlm former IL gentleman of suoh prominence In the United States that his presence alone I
siilllclentcmirantuu to tlio public that the drawings will ho held with strict honesty ami f.ilr-
nei.ii to all , and the lattur ( the Supervisor of tlio Mexican Qovornmunt ) Is of uiiuul standing
and Integrity.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6O.OOO TickeisI
WHOLE TICKETS , $4 ; HALF TICKETS , $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS , $1 ,
LIST
1 Prize of $60,000 $60,000 $ Approximation Prlzcn.
, , 100 I'rl/03 of J M cacti s S.OOJ
1 I'rl/oof lO.WX ) 10,000 100 I'rl/uj of IiO racli 3.0JQ
1 1'rlzocf S.OUO fi > ) 100 I'llzus of 25 cncli VWJ
3 I'lI/os of 1.UM i > i.rli H.OUU Terminal Prizes.
10 I'rl/L'iof 2l cncli ' . ' .HOU . SK > Terminals to TiROOO I'rl/.o of $1) ) each tll.OSO
Ut I'rlrcHof 1UU cncll fi.UH ) iU ! ) Turiulimls to { lO.lTJJ 1'rliU of MO cncli 6VJ !
100 I'rliusuf , cill'll 6,000 "
" 60 1'rlioa of U ) each , M ) 10M Prizes amounting to $125,07Q. '
Wo tlio tinrtornlcncrt hereby certify tlint the llnnco If any ticket clr.iwlna n prlzo li snnt to tlio nmlor *
Naclcnial nf Mnxk'O In riilliuahim Inu on deposit Kluiuvl , IU face vuliio will be collected and ruuiltttlJ
from thu Mexican International lUukliw Company , to the owner thereof free of charge.
tlin necessary fundi to piinrnnti'o the payment uf all KIKIAH II. llHON-idN' .
thu prize * drawn In the ( Jianil lottery of .Imiriu. I'resldont Kl 1'axo National Hank , Ml I'n o. Tor.
\\elurthur corllly Unit wo will supervise all tlio ar- AC.KMTS WANTiaiJ.
rnnnoniuTits , and In person mnn.iuo ami control all For club rates , or any other Information , irrljp to
ihodriwInKs of this Lottery , and that thu naino nro tlio iiinlcrHk'iiuil. Matlni ; your aildro.n clu.irly , wltli
conducted with hoiieaty , fairness and In food faltli Ktnlc , County , Street ami Number. Mora ri : : > l'l ' in ill
towards all parties. delivery will bo assured by your enclosing an onvUV
JCU-IK S. MOSHY. Commissioner. ope bcarlns your full ndtlruii.
UAMII.O Auumtiis : ; , MEXICAN INTHUNATIONAT. IIANKINII Co. ,
Supervisor for the Uovcruinont. Ulty of . .luuruMoxlco. .
TsJOTTflF1 gcml remittances for tickets hy ordinary letter , containing Monny Onlnr.
t. , , > -J- issued hy all Kvpross Companies , Now York Exchange , Hank Drurtur I'oataJ
Note. Address all registered letters to
ML1XIG.A.N INTiai-iNJS.TIONA.Lx EJ.ANK1NG CO. .
OiLij ofJuarez. . Moxloo. via bll ljaso. Tox.
MAX EB & BEO ,
Jewelers and Silversmiths ,
SIXTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS , - OMAHA , NEB.
We invite particular attention to our largo variety of arti
cles appropriate for Wedding Presents at
POPULAR PRICES.
Sollil Sterling Silverware , slnglo plcoea or in sots , combinations , < 5co. , from"
$3 up to $000.
Fine Quadruple Sllver-platotl Ware , In now and elosant designs , embracing
about everything known to the trade in both flat ami hollow ware , BO low in
jmco that wo clare not name the flcuros. bains only about HALF OUU FOKAI-
ERPniCES.
Lamps , Toilet Sots , Candelabra , Uronzo Ornaments , Mirrors , besides the
lar ust aa > n ; nt of Cloolta to bo found west of Chicago , from $1 up to $1200.
Ilaudbumu Mantel Clocln at $5 , $7.60 , $10 , $10 , etc. , with hulf-hour otriltu
attachment , c.tthodral congs , ico.
Diamonds , Watches , and Rich Gold Jew
elry at Greatly Reduced Prices.
EWllcpalring al Lowest Rates and All Work Fully Warranted.
