THE OMAHA DAILY 13JKB , TUESDAY , JUNE 17 , 1800.
THE CITY.
Bot'n To Mr. tint ! Mrs. Julius Xni/lu ,
n ilnufrhtur.
A ctiBoofiuiilfltary was received yester
day at tlio cuntomi > oiiHo from Kriglamkon-
( jlgni'd ' to ColllriH ft Morrison.
A Kiifollno cnn WIIH loft on the aitlu-
valk at Hlirhluunthiintl Clark streets yea-
U'nlaytnorninffiiinilBoino ' curious children
throw a lighted match near It. There
WIH mi explosion but no damage.
Mlko Grojpj'lnH , the plpomtin of No r
how company , who was Injured nt the
Carter white lead works lire , was on
duty yt"ti'rdny * , though slightly fore
from the clTect of the bruise hu received ,
J. II. C'liunpllt , the man who shot the
boy near Elkhorn last full , was trans
ferred from the city to the county jail
yesterday afternoon , where ho will re
main until aftorhls trial Is held ,
Frank Moris oy , the newly appointed
( unitary commissioner , was at the cllj-
building yesterday and took charge of
tlie a If airs of the oflleo. For the present
J. S. J3unnett will bo retained aa a
deputy.
O.W. Batch tias been appointed super-
liitondi-nt of the Tacoma & Lake City
railroad and navigation company , with
headquarters at Tacoma , Wash. , reportIng -
Ing to II. V. Gates , resident engineer ,
Portland , Ore.
It f-ooms from the kick of II. C. Burr ,
2301 L'arruim street , that ho and Ms
family had been overlooked by the cen
sus enumerator , as staled in a certain
dally paper , was wholly without cause.
A. 1' . Nicholas covered the district in
which Mr. Burr and family reside. Ills
books show that all the parties Burr
and his entire family wore enumerated
on June 3.
It was reported in the morning papers
of yesterday that the linn of A. B.
Meyer ft Co. , coal dealers , would rotlifo
from business and close their yards iwid
olllccs on the 1st prox. This Mr. A. J.
Meyer states is an error. A. B. Meyer
will retire , owing to ill health , but the
business will be continued by A. J. Meyer
under the style of A. J. Meyer & Co.
There will bo no change in the business
except the retirement of A. B. Meyer.
Forty Hours' Devotion.
The usual services of the "Forty hours'
devotion' ' nrobultifr held at St. Agnes church.
This evening at eight o'clock the Kuv.
Father 1 Koopiniinf , , S. J. , of the church of
of the Holy Family , Omaha , will preach a
M'rinon Tomorrow evening the Hov.
Father Stephen Carroll of St. J'hilomcna's ,
Otnnlia , will deliver the sermon.
Marriage Ij
Licenses were Issued to the following
tmrtlcs yesterday :
Naino anil address. Age.
j Charles Scholandcr. Omaha 25
| Anna J. Anderson , Omaha 20
J Myer Kobinson , Omaha 2. >
< Bessie Isaacs , Detroit , Mich 11) )
In TroubleAjaln. .
W II. Livingstone , the young man who
has figured quite extensively in police court
of late on account of having made collections
and not remitted , was In durance vile again
yesterday on the charge of having defrauded
tl > t' Casey hotel out of a $12 board bill , which
was contracted lust .lanuary. Livingstone
admits that he owes the amount and states
that he will settle as soon as he can earn the
uionoy to cancel the account.
Have You mi Idea ?
Tnr Urc'h editorial upon Nebraska rcpre-
BC'itutlon at the world's fair lias excited con
siderable interest. We luivo received a num
ber of suggestions as to what the exhibit
fchould be , and the opinion has been expressed
that it is not too soon for an interchange of
Ideas as to the best plan to adopt. This Is un
doubtedly the correct view , for the reason
that at this early day the state commissioners
have been appointed preparatory to getting
the work well in hand. Tin : BUB will bo
pleased to publish the views of any one In
this .state who may have an original idea to
present.
Y. HI. C. A. Kcocptiori.
A members' meeting and reception was
he Id at the Young Men's Christian associa
tion building last evening. Thuro were in
attendance about one hundred and twenty-
flvo members. Hcpnrts were presented from
the membership , reception and devotional
committees and from the acting general sec
retary. The reports showed the work of the
association to bo in a nourishing condition in
all departments. Air. A. Nash , state secre
tary of the Young Men's Christian associa
tion , was present and inadu a fuw remarks In
regard to the state bible school to bo held at
Beatrice August ITi-liO.
In addition to the transaction of business , a
short programme , consisting of recitations nv
Miss Hesse Hello Jenne , the talented young
reader of Indianapolis , and a violin solo by
Dr 1C. II. Green , was rendered. The recita
tions by Miss Jenno delighted the audience ,
and she wns heartily encored.
Hlw Deeds nre AVortlilesH.
A young Swede who enjoys'tho distinction
of being named Charlo. * Anderson was busily
engaged yesterday afternoon in a search for
Jamgs Johnson and the fool killer , neither cf
which ho had found at last accounts , though
the latter was hot on his trail.
Lust August , while Anderson was walking
about the streets of the city with the deed to
an eighty aero farm near Waketlcld , this
Rtute , In his pocket , ho met another Swede ,
James Johnson , who asked him if ho had any
land ho wanted to trade for city property.
Anderson was desirous of becoming the
owner of some town lots and in a short tlmo
he had exchanged his $1'JOO farm for two lots
on Cut-OIT island.
In blissful ignorance ho remained Imppv
until yesterday , when ho learned that hfs
deed to the Cut-Off Island lots was worthless ,
as Johiiion hud never had any title to the
same
Last night the police searched for Johnson ,
but not being uule to obtain any trace o ! him ,
they regard him as a straw man who was
mamifnclurcd for the purpose of carrying out
the swindle.
AVostopii Art
The Western Art association hold a meet
ing lust night nt Llningor's gallery. About
lUtceii members were present , ninny being
absent on nocount of tlie school exhibit.
Professor Cllstr.ip rend n. paper on Amer
ican art , strongly advocating a national
school of art anil urging an clTort upon the
part of Amerleaii artists to establish such a
bchool He offered resolutions favoring sueh
a eourse.vhleli were discussed and adopted.
Mrs Brlggs read a paper on "Dry Notes on
Art , " in which she treated of nmnv vital
topics and toueiied up the critics hidden-
tally.
Suggestions for thn decoration of the
panel ; , were then called for. Mr. Burgcoiso
suggested thnt two largo paintings for each
BIIU the north side representing "IMiluting"
and the south side "Sculpture , " the west
1'iul "Architecture" and the east end
"Music. "
Air. field suggested dliTerent paintings
treating of the elements of art. These were
illsi'ussed , but the subject was loft open
uutil the next meeting.
' J'Kf.SM.V.II'.ltt.Kilt.ll'llS. .
Mr. A.V. . Campbell , the popular and en-
tirprMng proprietor of the Hotel Bonnvcn-
tuni of Kansiis City , the great family hostelry
of that place , is on his Hrst visit to this city
and is stopping nt the Barker.
Mr A. B. Davenport , chief clerk at the
Hotel Barker , has returned after a short
Visit to his daughter at Kansas City.
Charles U. Carlson , who for tlio past eigh
teen months has beenkeeplngthebooksof the
Woodman Unseed oil works , has resigned his
portion and has returned to his former homo
nt Boone.la. , to become a partner in the new
linn of Carlson & Son , Hour manufacturem.
Mr 1'urlr-oii has formed many warm frlend-
ttluiH In church , musical and social circles ,
und his departure will ho note.l witli nvret
Lute Wllcox of the Field nnd Farm , Den
ver , was lii the city yesterday en route east.
I'AVI.VO imiCK.
How tlie Ilonrd of Public AVorks IH AN-
uertalnliitf KM Worth.
At9 ft. in. sharp the board of public works
and Assistant City Engineer Orover , accom
panied by several brick manufacturers , pav
ing contractors and others Interested In pav
ing brick started from the court house for the
Union Pacific shops , where the "brick test"
was to he made.
The brick on trial wns the Diamond , manu
factured by the Diamond brick company of
Kansas City , Mo. , and represented by W. W.
Shcrwln , president ; two samples of Atehlson
brick , one manufactured by the Drury brick
and tlio company , represented by Norman
Barrett , and those manufactured by Bcatty
ft Bennlng , represented by C. W. Bennlng ;
two samples of the Beatrice sewer pipe com
pany , represented by U. W. Washburn. and
that of the Beatrice paving and building
brick company ; the D.iwson brick , repre
sented by Arthur Cooley , and a sample of
Omaha brick , manufactured by Joseph Deiss.
The tests nro three : Water test , to show
the percentage of absorption ; the "tumbling"
test , to show the wearing reslstenco , this
being done by placing the brick in a revolv
ing cylinder with an equal weight of pig iron ,
the cylinder to be In motion some twenty or
thirty minutes to ascertain the comparative
chipping olT.
The third test was the hydraulic press
ure that each brick will stand.
The Galesburg brick was the standard.
The bricks were weighed after having been
soaked in water for thirty-six hours. In de
termining the amount of moisture which had
been absorbed , eighty points were taken
ns re-presenting ono pound. On this basis
the Beatty & Bennlng brick of Atchison ab
sorbed li-M ) of a pound : the Galesburg -
burg brick , ajhO ; Mio Diamond brick
of Kansas City , three and one-half eightieths ;
the Drury of Atchison , live eightieths ; the
Dawson , Iu. , brick , seventeen eightieths ; the
Deiss of Omaha and the Dufet of Beatrice
each twenty-ono eightieths ; the Beatrice
sewer pipe and tile company's brick thirty-
four eightieths.
The tumbling test resulted ns follows ,
there being six of each brand of brick put In
the cylinder : The Galesburg bricks lost six
pounds In tin ; process ; the Beatrice sewer
pipe company's bricks , live pounds ; the Duf
fel , Dawson and Deiss each four and one-half
pounds ; the Drury , four pounds ; the Diamond
mend and the Beaty ft Bennlng each ono
pound.
The test by hvdraulic pressure resulted as
follows : The Diamond brick of Kansas City
withstood a pressure of ll } ! > , ( )00 ) pounds before
Dufet , of Beatrice , IUUO. ! ,
The following is the olllcial result of the
testing to which the board of public works
subjected the paving bricks submitted us
samples :
The board docltlcil to sillou- contractors to
use citliur the Diamond , Ucattic & Bcmminn ,
or the CSalcsburi ; brick.
.Mr. Kicrstciui wanted tlio Drury brick ad
mitted also , but the rest of the board did not
a rcu wltli him.
The diamond brick is the best appearing
brick in the lot. The edges sire rounded and
the bricks are all uniform in size and appear
ance.
The Omaha brick made by Joseph Deiss
was fourth in the pressure test and llftli in
the tumbling tost.
The ( jalcslmrg brick did not make n very
good showng. The company did not send any
samples and the bricks were picked up on a
street , that was being paved with them.
They had laid out in the storm the other
night and absorbed considerable moisture.
Ati Alisolnto Cure.
The ORIGINAL A11IETINE OINTMENT
is only put up in largo two-ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute euro for all sores , burns ,
woundselwppcd hands and all skin eruptions.
Will positively euro all Itinds of piles. Ask
for the ORIGINAL ARIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
-3 cents per boxby mail 30 cents.
CITY HAMj COllNKIl STOXE.
It Will lie Ijaid on Next Thursday
Afternoon nt - O'olook.
The corner stone of the new city hall will
bo laid on next Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Since the first announcement of this fact n
number of people have visited the building
prompted by u desire to see the stone itself
and mark the place in which it is to bo de
posited. It will bo la'd ' at the northeast
foundation cornor.
Foreman MeNeill will today commence
arrangements for the accommodation of the
spectators and the otllcers of the day.
The stone will bo laid by Grand Master
John J. Mercer of the Masonic- order , the
grand ledge of which will bo in session at
that tlmo.
The stouo is now almost ready. It is from
Warrensburg , Mo. , of u dark gray color , 4
'
feet 5 inches in length , ! ! feet II 'inches in
width and 'J feet ti inches in height. In the
middle of the upper service is cut a hole
'JxltixS inches in dimensions.
The north face of the block bears the fol
lowing inscription :
I.ald by tin-
GUAM ) I.OIK5K OPNICI1KASKA ,
A. . Rand A.M. ,
Juno 111 , A. h. MOO , A. I ) , l&OO.
IJ..W..L'HHIST 1IAKT.MAN ,
liniml Truas. ,
H.-.W..W. It. IIOWKN ,
Cirand i-i'i' . ,
M..WV.J.NO. .1. MIIICIII. :
Grand Muster.
The stone is still in the yard of A. Schnll
& Co. , where the names nro yet to bo carved.
It was shown a I5iu : man by Foreman Ileriug
of the yard.
No other names lire to bo inscribed upon
the stone , thus the councllmen who have
been thirsting for the distinction must cither
select another place or bo deprived of the
pleasure of looking upon their names in a
public place.
The copper box which is to bo laid in the
liolt in the surface is now being made by
Chris tipecht.
Headache , neuralgia , dizziness , nervous
ness , spasms , sleeplessness , cured by Or.
Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuliu &
Co.'s , 15th and Douglas.
T1IH COUNTY' HOARD.
They I'ass Upon n Number of IlillH
nt Yesterday' * * Session.
The county commissioners" held nn ad
journed meeting yesterday morning.
A communication from J. II. Dumont , vice
president of the Nebraska Central railway
comp.iny , under date of June 13 , notified the
board that his company had , that day , let the
contract for the construction of its bridge
across the Missouri river at this city and
that work upon the same had been begun.
Filed.
A communication from n publlo meeting
held Juno 7 asked the construction of a via
duct over tho.Mlssourl I'.iclllc tracks at West
Leavenworth street was filed.
Several applications for minor positions at
the now hospital and requests for charity
were referred.
A communication iVom the National Hunk
of Commerce said that they claimed all money
duo Ryan it Walsh from the county under an
assignment was tiled.
1'eter Sharkey tendered his ivslitnatlon ns
constable In the Fourth ward , and J. C. 1'ent-
zel asked for the place , lloth communica
tions were referred ,
A grist of vouchers for small rotlno ex
penses was referred.
The claims of the assessors who have Just
completed their work , aggregating fs,6st.a5 ,
wore referred to the committee on finances.
The report of T. A. Megeath , register of
deeds , for the tlrst quarter , was received and
referred. Jt slewed receipts , & .AU1 * 5 ; ex
pcmhture * , f' .U15.1'J ; bniance , J ) fto ? 60.
Ullls of wc-hjbcrlff Coburn for mileage ami
service ou lusmiu account , uiuounuut ; U >
fj,0.'i" .V > , were allowed , ns were govern !
small ones for various other pnrllr * .
Appropriation sheet No. or of the general
funil. calling for I7JUIX ) , was passed.
A resolution by Mr. Ucrlln , chairman of
the committee on finance , Instructing the
county dork , with the aid of the county au
ditor , as early as practicable , to make a com
plete list of all county taxes cancelled , re
bated or otherwise uncollcetablo ; also , addi
tional taxes from the ytwr 18.VJ to lb.Vt , showIng -
Ing the amounts on personality , lots and
lands , separately for each year , and that they
be allowed any necessary help for such pur
pose , WiW piWSItl.
The board adjourned to 1:30 : , when they
met as n board of equalization to hear com
plaints.
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For TS'orvoiiH ICxhaiiNtlon
Use Hereford's Arid Phosphate.
Dr. II. C. McCoy , Algona , la , , says : "I
have used it In cases of dyspopHla.norvoits ex
haustion and weaknessjwlth pleasant results.
Also think it of great service In depressed
condition of the system resulting from biliary
derangement. "
THIS HHAHSIIiYW FUND.
Additional Ite.s ] > onCH to tlio Appeal
1-Voiii tlio Tornado SufTcrerH.
Tun BII : : invokes prompt and liberal aid
from every man and woman whoso heart
throbs in sympathy with the stricken people
of IJradshaw.
Remittances In any amount sent to this
oflleo will bo acknowledged through our col
umns from day to day.
The subscriptions so far recelued by TUB
Bci : are as follows ;
Previously reported ? .1in. ( i
Mrs. II. li. Himiott Mil )
J. H. KuonyOnmha fi.dO
Total .15J.OG
'Jlie Itctiellt Concert.
The plans for the concert to bo given at
Boyd's opera house next Thursday evening
under the auspice ; , of the "T. 1C. " quartette
for the benellt of the Hrndshaw sufferers are
nearly complete , nnd an excellent entertain
ment is assured. The Musical Union orches
tra and brass band , numbering twenty-Hvo
pieces , will furnish three line numbers. Mr.
Martin Calm and Miss Henderson will bo
the accompanist * . The Apollo club will fur
nish two numbers. All's. J.V. . Cotton nnd
Walter Wilklns have coasented to sing solos.
The Siltorius mandolin club will play two
numbers. The proceeds will bo forwarded to
the reilof committee ns soon as the tickets
can be sold. The expenses are to bo met by
donation entirely.
KxprcHM Keller.
C. S. Potter , agent for the Wells-Fnrgo ex
press company , says Unit his company will
cheerfully forward to Uradshaw , free , all
goods for personal use which are urgently de
manded by the sufferers at that place.
The Pacific express company announces
that its lines will forward to York , ten miles
from Bradshaw. goods intended for the relief
of sufferers at that place.
STUIH3XTS' AUT.
It Was Displayed to the Public in
the Iteo Huildini ; Ijast Nl lit.
The school exhibit opened yesterday morn
ing , although the rooms had not.been entirely
put In order.
Miss ivato Ball , the instructress in art , was
ill Saturday and unable to attend to the
arrangement of the different displaysbut she
has recovered and under her energetic man
agement the rooms were in perfect order
tt nignt.
This exhibition is five and it is hoped that
everyone in Omaha who is interested in the
public schools will visit the rooms , which are
situated on the office lloor of Tin : Bii : : build
ing , entrance to them being across the court
and up the broad stairs on the north side of
the structure.
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Samples free tit Ku'hii &
Co.'s , 1'jth and Douglas.
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Fire and Police Commission.
The mayor and all of the members were
present at the meeting of the 'flro and police
commission last night , and the first business
was the consideration of Dr. Rnmnciottl's
bill of $ lt.20. ! The doctor eared for a horse
belonging to Mounted Olllccr Haze , which
wns shot while the ofllcor was in pursuit of a
burglar. The bill was considered and re
ferred back , with the request that it be item-
i/ed.
ied.Chief
Chief Scnvcy asked for six copies of the
city directory , that ho might exchange them
for the directories of other cities. The re
quest was referred to the committee on prop
erty.Tho
The chief nlso asked that his detective
force be increased , by the addition of six new
men , four of whom two to go on duty July 1 ,
if appointed. Tlio matter wns referred to
the committee on men and discipline.
Ofllcer Ronbins was given a leave of ab
sence of live days.
A communication stating that the seven
new lire alarm boxes were on the road and
would bo in place by tholirst of July was re
ceived and placed on lllo.
The resolution from the city council to the
effect that ? . " > ( ) nor month had been appropri
ated for detective services was placed on lllo.
The resolution proUdos that no portion of
this amount shall bo used for ascertaining
whether or not liquor is being sold on Sunday
by the saloon keepers.
The bids for bunding- the hose wagon were
opened. They wore as follows : W. R.
Drilmmond & Co. , $125 ; A. J. Simpson , $500 :
E. B. Meadimber , > 00.
On motion the bill of Drummond & Co. was
accepted and the committee on property au
thorized to enter into a contract with them ,
subject to its approval by the mayor and the
city council.
William Hogan was granted permission to
remove his saloon from 'JU South Twelfth
street to the southeast corner of Fourteenth
and He ward streets.
L. M. Rtieem , representing the American
district telegraph company , appeared before
the commission , asking that his company bo
allowed to put in and operate a night watch
signal and automatic lire and burglar alarm
service. The matter was discussed nnd its
consideration deferred until the next meet-
Ing.
Itsunpcrloroxrollonco proven in inllli n < "f homo *
foriiuiru limn iniuiirlur if u cuntiiry It IH uiioU of
thi ) I'nllfd Htinuj tlorvrninunt. Hndorsi'il by the
iK'adiof lint uro'it iiiilvc'rslllus. im tlio HtromiO t.
I'lirimtniiilMiutllunltlifnl. Dr. I'rlco'n freain HaK-
IIIK 1'oiviitr , lines not contain ammonia , llmo or
aluni. bold only In ruin.
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Save Your Hair
BY a tlinoly niool Aycr's Hnlr Vigor.
This preparation lias no equal ns n
dressing. It keept the scalp clean , cool ,
and healthy , and. preserves the color ,
fullness , and bounty of the hair.
"I was rapidly bocomlnji bald and
crny j but after .using two or thrco
bottles of Ayet' * Hair Vigor my hair
grow thick and glossy nnd the original
color was restored. " Melvlu Aldrich ,
Canaan Centre , Nc II.
" Seine time ruro-1 lost all my hair In
consdpionco ou uioanlcft. After duo
waiting , no now growth appeared. I
then used Ayer's Hair Vigor and my
hair gtuw
Thick and Strong.
It has apparently coino to stay. The
Vigor IH evidently n orcat aid to naturo. "
J. II. Williams , Florosvlllo , Toxas.
"I have used Ayor's Hair Vigor for
the past four or 11 vo years nnd find it a.
most .satisfactory dressing for the hair.
It U all I could desire , being harmless ,
causing the hair to retain Its natural
color , and requiring but n small quantity
to render the hair easy to arrange. "
Mrs. M. A. Halley , U Charles street ,
Havcrhill , Mass.
" I have been uslnp Ayer's Hair Vigor
for several years , and bollovo that It has
caused my hair to retain its natural
color. " Mrs. H. J. King , Denier In
Dry Goods , &c. , Blshopvillo , Mil.
Ayer's ' Hair Vigor ,
Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co. , Lowell , Moss.
Bold by Urufjglitaaud IVrfumori.
CALIFORNIA
TUP LAND OF
DISCOVERIES.
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l/JflimNEMEfrCnVOflflVlLLECALj /
Santa : Abie t'aijd : Cat : R i Cure
Forsulo by Goodman Drug Co ,
I took Cold ,
I took Sick ,
I TOOK
RESULT :
I take My Meals ,
I take My Rest ,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON ;
4iit < < > , FOR Scoll's
inulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphitesof Limcand
SOfJa NOT ONLY CURI'.O MY Illfip-
i ( . nt Goiisiiinptioii HUT IIUILT
5 ME UP , AND IS NOW I'UITINB
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THE RATE OF A POUND A DAY. I
TAKi : If JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK. "
SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHISO NEW.
SCOTT'S EMULSION is DOING WONDERS
i DAILY. TAKE NO OTHER.
HE. J. E , McftEEW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
The Doctor Is uneurpnsBcd
In the treatment of all
forms of Private Discuses.
No treatment line ever been
more Biiccci-Bf ill und none
has ( mil stronger endorse
ment A enrols ( uardntriii in the \rry worst cnces
In from 3 to 5 day without the Iocs of nn hoiir'b time.
- - ' - Tlion ) who hi o been
under Ins treatment for
Stru'liircorflimciiliy In
relieving the bladder. jironomn'O it n inout u-omler-
fill succeed. Acoiftplotuciiroui n few dnjgtlihout
luiln. Inolriimeuta or lt > i ) ( tiuio.
- - - - - -
Ami nil xvrfik-
wea of the
timidity or nfrvourncn. In tlu-ir worst forma und
mo t tfrcudf il rcsiilla are absolutely cured.
- - Ami all I'UMAL-E
DIHRASns cured
nt homo without
Instruments , A wonderful windy. HOUKS for
Imhea from S to 4 OXMT. . . , ,
imulall Din'asesof thcbkln ,
Hlood , lli'iirt. l.lvtT , Kid-
ni' > nnil Illndder cured.
tiiiriiliii 30 to CO ilayH. The
iiiottruinil , Fafo nnil rfTcct-
lie tnniment known to the
medical profess Ion. JJvcrv Inn oof thu dltente re-
from the blood : ncompii'te cure guaranteed ,
I'or wroan" or "uoinau , each lOc
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OMAHA. NEQ.
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WARM
Is slow but its coming sure. We are prepared for it , we have made last S
week the heaviest purchase of summer clothing ever made by any retail -
tail clothing house. Owing to the backward season manufacturers are
overstocked , and we have closed a deal for a very large stock at prices
far below the cost of manufacturing. We mean to sell the goods with
out any profit , just for the sake of making a big advertisement with
them , as we find this the most effective way of advertising. Our custo
mers will remember how we monopolized in former seasons the trade
in summer clothing. W < 3 mean to do the same this year , and if it is pos
sible to givegreater values wevill do so. We have prepared for a greater
rush more than half of our second floor is filled with summer coals and
vesls. If you will look at our stock you \vill think we have enough of
them to supply every man in this state , and such a variety has never -X
been seen in any retail clothing house in this country. The season \vill
be short and we intend to make short work with the goods. "We pre
dict that this will be the most sensational sale in this city.
SUMMER NECKWEAR.
In connection -with this coat and vest sale we commence to-day our
annual sale of Summer Neckwear. Our patrons need not be told what
this means. Thousands of dozens will be distributed at mere nominal
prices. We say "dozens" purposely because the most of our Summer
Ties are sold by the dozen for the same price as other houses charge
you for one or two single ties of same quality. For instance , the Pique
Tecks , which you see in our window marked 25c a dozen , can not be
bought elsewhere lor less than 12 G or We apiece. They come in hand
some new patterns and latest shapes. Other Summer Ties and Scarfs
in proportion. We keep them in the finest grades. One of the prettiest
novelties in summer neckwear this season is the new Ring Scarf , made
of Washable material. This is the very latest. We have a large variety
in handsome shades and patterns , guaranteed to stand washing. Our' (
price for these is 35c each other houses charge 7Sc for them.
Our assortment of men's low shoes is the largest in the citv. What yon can't find in our slock fo
not worth looking for , and our prices arc by far the lowest. We sell you a good Oxford tie shoe with
solid leather sole and counter , made neat and shapely , for Si. 15. You could not buy the same shoe
elsewhere for less than $1.75. Russet low shoes , of a good quality which will stand service at $1/H > ,
worth $2 ; and excellent Dongola southern tics.honest . st k and well made.at $1.90worth fully $2.50.Very
fine calf Oxford and southern ties , very flexible and easy shoes , at $2.15 and $2.25. Shoe stores would
charge at icast $3 for such qualities. We can save you considerable money on your footwear.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets.
SUMMER CLOTHING
Is Now in Order.
A choice assortment of
light coats and vests may be
found upon our counters , with
all rcqusite articles of com
fort and good taste , pertaining
to Men's Furnishings. No
gentlemen's wardrobe com
plete or safe without one of
our elegant Umbrellas ,
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
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111 half piiuixl giui-pri .
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MAX MEYER & BRO.
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Jewelers and Silversmiths ,
SIXTEENTH AND FAKNAM STREETS , - OMAHA , NED.
We invite particular attention to our large variety of Arti
cles appropriate for Wedding Presents at
POPULAR PRICES.
Solid Sterling Silverware , single pieces or in sets , combinations , to. , from
$2 up to $500.
Fine Quadruple Silver-plated Ware , in now and elegant , designs , embracing
about everything known to the trade in both Hat and hollow ware , so low in
Price that we dare not name the llsurej. belli ; ; only about HALF OUU FOHM-
EH PRICES.
Lamps , Toilet Sot ? , Candelabra , Bronze Ornaments , Mirrors , besides the
largest assortment of Clocks to be found west of Chicago , from $1 up to $200.
Handsome Mantel Clocks at $ > , $7.00 , $10 , $16 , etc. , with half-hour btriku
attachment , cathedral gonjjs , &c.
Diamonds , Watches , and Rich Gold Jew
elry at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Miring al Lowest Rates anil All Work Fully Warranted.
Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Mannccment of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will take plnco In publlo at the CITV OK JUAKEK ( formerly I'aso del Norte ) , Moxloo
WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25th , 1S9O.
Dndor the personal supcrvlsfonol GEN. JOHN S. MOSHY , nnd Mil. OAMIU ) AUflbKU < B3 ,
thu former nKi'ntluiiian of such promlmmco In the United Status that hN presence aloiio I *
sulllolt'iit Kiinrantrfi to the pulille that the drawing will l > o huhl with slrlut honesty and 'iilr-
iivhHtotill , and the lattur ( the Supervisor of the Muxlcun Uovornmuu1 , ) U of uijuul standing
und lutugrlty.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $ GOOOO.
Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6OOOO TicketsJ
WHOLE TICKETS. K HALF TICKETS , $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS. . $1.
LIST OF
1 Prize of $60,000 $60,000 . Approximation Prlzoi.
, , 100 I'rliei of I M imcli .
i . 'rlioof IO.UIKJ li > J I'rliHi f W ) ciii'li .
1 I'riioi f 6.1m ) 6.IMI 1UJ 1'rltui of 25 finch . . .
H 1'rlivi.of l.tn.u c-Bch Tnrmlnal Prlzos.
1U I'rlies of .1X1 catli . S. " MOTrnnlnali to W > . < * > ITUu of fit oncli . Ill 380
( / ) 1'rlioHOf 1UI until . t.UO WJ Tvruilnnli lu tlll.WJ I'tUo of I1U onoli . V/JU
1X ( > I'rliciof K cucli . I.M9
aa - - U ) uuch . " , ' " > 10U Prlzos amounting to $1SJU7U
Wo tlie umlenlBneil hereby corllff thnt the Banco If nny ticket ( IrnwInijniirUo Is ent to th . '
Nnrlonnl of Moxlco In Chihuahua hni on iliipailt iilKiieil , lit fncn vuliio will bo colk-ctod nnil rumi.MM
frumthu Mexican Inlernntloiml lliinklnK C'oni | > nnr. to the owner thorunf free of chnruo.
lhi > ru'cusinry funiti lo uuiirnntco the imyuiunt of ull KIHIAII II. iniosHOM' ,
Hie | > rl > u itrnwn In thofimnil Ixitlrry of Jiiiirm. 1'reslUcnt HI I'nio Natlonul Itinfc , ll ! I'mo. TV * .
We further cor llfy thnt wo lll ii | > er l"oiilllhoar- ACllSNTa WANTHD.
rantocm'nts , und In pursuit immune niul control ull Vor Hub r > t i , or nny ollmr InfonniUlon , wrii" to
IhfjilrttvlnKi of Hilt Ix/tli'ry , nnil Hint HJU x.'imt ) nro Iho iinilvmlKimil. sliitlnK your Hiiilro cloinjr. * ua
cumlui'tvcl with honesty , fnlrnota unil In gooU faith Jlnlt ! . Counly. Hlrcot im 1 Nuinliur. M"ro rupbl "
tuwnnln nil inirtloa. ( lullvery will bo usiureil by your unclutliu an ui
JO1JK a. MOBHV , f'filiiiillhsloncr. olio liuitrlnu your full nitdru i. . , ,
( 'AMU.O AlKIUKI.I.KS , MK.XIOA.N INTKIINATKINAI , IIANKIMI t „
tuM'rvlbur | fur the liuvcrnmunt. City of Juuru/ , -
TP.TV fiPnil romlttiiiiPOHfor tleknls by onllimry Inttcir , roiitiilnliiK Moiji'y < > rl"r.
1 v-/1-'t ' Ishiii'd by nil ICvprfss Compunlus , Nuw Vork Kxehangu , llauK Drafter I " i-u
Noto. Aililri'ss ull ri'Klbturud letters to
MbixiOA.N JNTLURNATIONA.LX BANKING oo. ,
OlLtj orJuarox. , Moxloo , via hU IJaao. Tux.