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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1890)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE JTKIDAY , MAY 0 , 1890. THE CITY. Bnnk clcnrlngs yesterday $037,2' , > 0.20. Onicor Ilouzor put tlireo bullets In tlio licnd of n nind doff nt 1810 South Fif teenth Htrcet , killing him instantly. Postmnstor GnUuphcr selected John A. Cuscndon from tlio civil service list for the position of distributing cleric , tit a Biliary of $700. There will bo no appointment mndo to fill the position of Chief Ulcrk PickcnH , rcsljjnccl. The duties formerly per formed by him will bo attended to by L. B. Mohl nnd Charley Southard. . The mail carriers .havo ordered their now summer hats. They will bo of white BliTtw , narrow brimmed and low crowned. This is the slmpo of the now hats in felt. Jt is used by the carriers In Chicago and Now York. .Tohn Valkor , a colored youth , has a passion Tor Imso balls and succeeds in capturitif' most of these which are waft ed over tno fcnco by the professionals. JJo was arrested for vagrancy and after upending ti night in tlio city Jail was ro- leaded. The father of a youne hid named Gcorgo Thompson , Seventeenth nnd Clark streets , has a story to tell of two unknown miscreants who , while driving along the street , throw a handful of limo into the boy's face , nearly blinding him. Detectives are looking for the men. Largo figures have been appearing on the books of the building inspector late ly. Yesterday permits were issued for thrco buildings located nt Ilarnoy nnd Thirteenth , Jackton and Ninth and Hurt and Sixteenth , and valued ro- Hjiectively at fciO.OOO , 530,000 and $12,000. D. II. Mercer of the United States marshal's olllco yesterday received from B. B. Falt-fleld , United States COIIHU ! at Lyons , Franco , n neatly printed sou venir , showing the exports from that port to have amounted to $898,391.80 miring the month of March. 1890 , and S. O'I IJIS.OU for the quarter ending .March 31. The now 200 horse power engine for Uio Thompson-Houston electric light company arrived yesterday and will bo jmt In plneo today at tno now power house al the foot of Jones street. It is expected to have it up and in operation by Saturday night , when the plant on Twelfth street will bo abandoned nnd the engine nnd machinery removed to the Jones street works , to bo used in case of an emergency. J. S. Cau1flcld wont w * st yesterday , Denver being his destination. Clmilcs E. Dewey loft yesterday on n trip to Old Mexico. Ho goes llrst to Chihuiiuua. L. ti. Woik wns a passenRor.vcstcriliiy inorn- In tron tlio west bound Burlington train cnrouto to Poitlund. _ A XXO VXCK.JIKXTS. Tills evening .the great French nctrcss , M'llo Hliea , opens bcr short engagement at the Hoyd opera bouse. She will be seen this evening nnd Saturday afternoon and evening in her new historical play "Josephine , Empress of the French. " This will bo the llrst presentation of the nlay in Omaha. It lias been seen in all the eastern cities , and lias won thom < iualillcd praise of both the metropolitan and provincial critics , but this will bo the first presentation In any promi nent western city outside of Chicago. As the nnmo would Imply the theme Is purely his torical. The author , Mr. A. H. Haven , a New York journalist , has , la "Josephine , " civcn us a stngo picture illustrative of the historical events that took place between the marriage of that brainy , sclllsli , ambitious wiirrior , Niipolcon Bonaparte , to his first \vifo Josephine , nnd the Little Corporal's cxllo to Elba in the spring of 1S11. Unlike inostdraniatbatlons of stem , historical facts , "Josephine" Is said to abound In thrilling climaxes and ingcnuioiisly-concelvcd dra matic situations. Historical accuracy has been preserved , but dramatic effects have not been imulo subservient to it. Tlio assurance is given that Jho piece will bo magnificently mounted nnd the characters beautifully costumed. Mllo. Hhcu has til- \vnyS been known for her exquisite taste in dressing n part. The gowns she will wear in "Josoplilno" are sum to bo marvels of the modibto's art. The pint of the wiongcd em press is said to afford M'llo Hhca a butter op portunity for the display of her tragic-emo- ilonul ability than any part in which she has yet been seen. The star will be supported by Mr. William Harris , who plays Napoleon Bonaparto. _ _ _ A dramatic event of special Interest to our theater patrons will bo the approaching en- Kiigemcnt of Kfllo Ellslcr nt Bpyd's opeiii lionso the flr.-t four nights of next week. An additional interest is given to this occasion by the production for the first time In this city of her present season's great success , tlio do mestic comedy-drama entitled "Tho Gover ness. " The Now York Daily News says of It : "Ills a wholesuino , clean piny , full of character , and well deserves the success it lias met. Of Miss Ellsler's impersonation it Is moro dlplcult to speak , for oven at this remote - mete writing her graceful manner , womanly sweetness , bright smile and volco of singular jwvcr , clear , muslcall and expressive , recalls the scenes of the play , in which she was the central figure. Her art is exquisite. " Sun- tlay nnd Momlnv evenings , "Tho Governess , " nnd the engagement closes with "Egypt" Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Special "Governess" matinee Wednesday. An Unfounded Statement. Tim statement which crept Into Tun Br.r. yesterday to the effect that Francis Murphy had purposely passed n punctured 10-cciit piece nta hotel news stand in payment for a morning paper is untrue. It was too ab surd to do the kindly gentleman harm. Mis takes will happen in spite of fate. An Aliholutn Cure. The OUIGINAL AIUETINE OINTMENT Is only put up In largo two-ounce tin boxes , nnd Is im absolute euro for all sores , burns , wounds , chnpned hands and all skin eruptions , Will positively euro all kinds of piles. Ask for the OKIG1NAL AUIETINE OINT MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company ut 25 cuuts per box by mull 80 cents A. O. II. Delegates. County Commissioner O'Kecffo left for Htirtford , Conn. , yesterday afternoon as state delegate to the national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Ho will bo ab sent about two weeks. Ho was accompanied TJV J nines Douglas , delegate from Douglas county. Mr. O'Keeffo has rcmvsentcd Nebraska nt these annual convention continuously over Blnco 1S7S. _ Now Conte.s HOIIHC , Kan , City. Absolutely Uro proof. Finest and largest hotel In Kansas City , Unexcelled la its ap pointments. O. Ijoliook's Kmieral. The funeral of Otto Lobeck occurred yesterday afternoon from his late residence , 1633 North Nineteenth street. Among the many friends In uttendniico were some fifty members of the real estate exchange unit ten from the board of trade , both of which institutions Mr. Lobeck was a member at the tlmo of his death. Uov. Mr , Uurppastorof the Swedish Meth odist church , of which the deceased was a member , assisted by Uov. Mr. Savidgo of the People's church , oRlcIntod at tlio services which were very Impressive. There were many ( lowers to attest the lov ing esteem of friends. Quo particularly beautiful tribute was a flower cross , fully three foot la height. The base was of La Franco mses and lilies of the vulloy Imbedded in whlto lilacs. The cross Itself was composed of tube roses and other rare llowcw. It was from members of the real estate exchange. The pall bearers were : Hon. Alvln Saun- .lew , P. L. Porlno , M. A. Uiiton , TheoUoro Olesmi , 15 , M. Stcnbergand D , O. Patterson , ull of whom wcro n.embors of the mil estate exchange. The iutenaeut was ut Prospect Hill. . If your kidneys are Inactive , you will fee mid look wretched , oven In the most cheerful the ] olHest occos- . and melancholy on * oc oty. Ions. Dr , J. H. McLean's Ltycr and Kldaoy Balm will set you Tight ueulu. Ono dollar ADA3IH AM ) TUB STAFF. Itiiinoi-H That riinngefl in ttio Union Pnttlllo Will llo Made .Soon. The peace nml oulct of the Union Pnelflo circles are somow-lint disturbed by rumors that President Adams Is considering the feasibility of making some Important changes In the official staff. There Is much anxiety to know the result. It Is said that VIce Presi dent Ilolcomb's authority will bo Increased , that a new land commissioner will bo agreed upon , also an assistant to Mr. Holcomb. It is also Intimated that the Union Pacific- Northwestern agreement H undergoing re vision with n vlow to making it stronger and moro effective In Its control of through busi ness. ness.Mr. . Adams , Mr. Amos and Mr. Holcomb devoted several hours looking through the shops , yards and terminal facilities. They start today on a tour of the entire system. t Moved to Onmlin. The tax collecting department of the Union Pacific , Kansas division , heretofore located In Topeka , has been removed to Omaha. _ Mr. Veal retired some time ago and his son Gcorgo W. Veal , Jr. , succeeds him. The latter is out on the road two-thirds of the tlmo. The re cords have been added to tlio claim depart ment. Notes niul PernoiinlR. General Traffic Manager Mcllcn of the Union Pacific returned yesterday. C. A. Munro. general western agent at Troy , N. Y. , of the Fitchburg road , Is In town. U. T. Hoyncs , traveling passenger agent of the Kansas City , Fort Scott & Memphis , Is taking In Omaha's attractions. \V. Caldwell , general western agent of the West Shore line , Chicnjjo , is hero drumming up castbouml business. Assistant General Passenger Agent Scott of the Union Pacific has gene to Salt Lako. W. G. Burrows , agent of tlio Northwestern at Kcdfleld , Dalr. , is in the city. Tlio Hest Kosult. Every Ingredient employed in producing Hood's Sarsapnrllla is strictly pure , and Is the best of its kind it is possible to buy. All the roots and herbs are carefully selected , person ally examined , and only the best retained. So that from the time of purchase until Hood's Sarsaparilla Is prepared , everything is care fully watched with a view to attaining the best result. Why don't you try it ? ANOTHER MISTAKE. The County Architect Seems to Have Been 1'nlil In Ailvnnoe. County Attorney Mahouoy is preparing an answer to the petition of Architect E. E. Myers Instituting suit against the county for tlio balance of $200 which ho claims to bo duo him on the bill of $300 which ho put in some time ago for his expenses in coining hero from Detroit , March 23 last , to examine the now hospital building. The answer will bo that the balance of $200 will bo held to apply on the § 1,000 , which Mr. Myers' contract with the county provides shall bo held back until the building is com pleted. This turns up anotlipr mistake made by the commissioners. Hight In the face of a dear and verv explicit clause in tlio contract with Myers that ? 1,000 shall bo held back until the completion of the work , the board , has paid 300 of that amount. This $300 wns the premium offered for the plans , but which should have been , according to the adver tisement for the same , deducted from the 4 per ccat compensation given to the success fully competing architect. There is nothing Like Dr. Thomas' Eclcc- trii * Oil to quickly euro a cold or relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs. M. J. Fellows , Burr Oak , St. Joseph Co , , Mich. DARK. hANTKRX CUOAVD. The KfTcct oil Them of the Uco's Dis closures. There was consternation In the camp of the solid Twenty-eight club Wednesday evening. Tun Bui : had thrown a bomb-shell among the valiant warriors. The chiefs who are generally known to bo connected with the club Indig nantly denied the charge that the Tammany bushwhackers wcro fighting annexation un der cover and would vote solid against it. On the contrary they claimed to bo in favor of annexation and the purification of elections. Their club had tabooed the use of money in politics. Less than half a do en men could bo found among the o who are known to bo Twcnty- eightcrs who would admit that they know anything about such an organization. Jt was flll newt ) to them. No , they wouldn't go near the polls all day long. Annexation , to them , was a matter of supreme Indifference. In the morning thrco brave * , Vandor- voort , Broatch ami Gallagher , had an earnest and long pow-wow in the private office of the postmaster. The caies of ctato seemed to bo weighing heavily upon them. Wholesale brokerage. In political patronage has its drawbacks and discouragements. What the tlireo chtof Twcnty-cighters wcro discussing of course Is but n matter of con jecture. Mayboitwas the letter referred to below as having been turned over to Dave Anderson. "Six hundred dollars. " "Will S35 each bo enough ! " Joe Schiller , one of the gang that trains in with the Twenty-eightors , met a reporter and threatened to do somebody violence if the statements made in Tim Bii : : Wednesday concerning him were not re tracted. So fur as ho was concerned , ho says , the statement was purely a fabrication. Following are the facts as gathered by TUB Biu's : South Omaha representative : Tun Bin : reporter ran across Joe Schiller about ! J o'clock in Tom Hock's saloon. Ho wns talking for annexation , but ho was heard to inrpairo for men who the reporter know to bo secretly opposed to annexation. The lat ter became at ouco iiitctested and suspicious of Schiller's mission and followed him down N street. At the corner of Twenty-sixth Schil ler mot Dave Anderson and they stood talking for some minutes. Then Schiller handed Anderson u letter which the latter rend and shoved In his pocket. From that part of the conversa tion overheard by TUB 13ii : : man it was evi dently a request upon Anderson to use Sclill- loras a worker at the polls and to furnish him money , The reporter could not hear all the conversation , but ho heard the remarks : "About 1000. " "Will $25 do you , " ami kindred - dred expressions , which undoubtedly had reference to the election. Tlio Clangor of nil Alarm Boll Close by hi the stillness of the night could scarcely start ! ? the ordinary Individual moro than do t tilling noises the nervous invalid. But once the nerves are braced and the sys tem Invigorated with Hostcttcrs Stomach Bitters , this abnormal sensitiveness is suc ceeded by a tranqulllty not to bo disturbed bytiivial causes. Impaired digestion Is a fertile cause of ncrvo weakness and unnat ural mental gloom , and a vigorous renewal of the action ot the stomach is one of the surest means of Invigorating and quieting tbo nerves. Insomnia , or sleeplessness , a form of nervous disease , is unquestionably benefited by sedatives , wlien It Is prolonged or of fro- qtioat occurrence , but Its permanent removal is moro effectually achieved by the Bitters. This mcdiclao Is also signally efficacious for malaria , rheumatism , constipation , liver com : plaint and and torpidity of the kidneys and bladder. _ The Count'H Check. Count Puloski , the czar of the dog pound , since becoming n capitalist has taken to writIng - Ing checks which are accepted by rush pcoplo who are unacquainted with the extent of thQ dog revenue. Some days ago ho wrote ono on the Mer chants' National bank for ? .J1.00 and tendered It to Compton Brothers. 1203 South Twentieth street , in payment for feed. When the check was presented Mr. Compton was Informed by the bunk that the count had no money la the bank and never hud any. A Pleasing Scnso of health and strength renewed and of case and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs , as it acts hi harmony with nature clTcutually cleanses the system when costive or bilious. For sale lu We and $1 bottles byalldruggbts. SK ) tlio GoiiiinunloatloiiH. The chief of police has lately been deluged With anonymous complaints of disorderly mid Immoral houses on North Sixteenth , South Sixteenth and almost every quarter of the rlty , and the officers go wild-gooso chnslnir dully. Such complaints , unless signed , will In thcfuturo go Into the wosto basket. ONK The DntiKCroiia Condition of the Klcvonth Street Viaduct. A BKB reporter yesterday took a long , careful and all-over look at the Eleventh street viaduct which the city engineer has rciwrtcd as being in urgent need of repairs. As ono general result of the visit it may safely bo asserted that if any ono of the sev eral hundred owners of horses whoso animals cross and rccross the structure dally had accompanied the reporter ho would give orders to have the viaduct shunned just as much as possible. It docs not require a skilled eye to see that when the flooring was laid , planks wcro used that wcro several Inches too short , and , In deed , that Just barely touched the iron sills upon which they rest. As a result , the con stant Jarring of the viaduct has caused ono end on forty or fifty of these planks to drop off and away from all support , while some two hundred moro arc nearly out and will bo entirely so in a very short tlmo. Tlio paving above thcso lese planks has fallen so as to inako great holes in the road way , nnd It seems simply marvelous that a dozen or twenty horses have not broken their leps on account of these depressions. But this is not the worst thing noticed. Several of the little Iron shelves which sup port the ono center iron beam upon which rests the tip end of the flooring iilnnk , have broken off leaving thcso parts of tno roadway resting simply upon sheer luck moro than anvthlng.clsc. It is noticeable that about everything in connection with the structure of the floor is very seriously disjointed In almost every part cxccptrtho main span and the extreme cuds. The plank portion of the flooring from ono end to the other appears badly rotted. This is evidently duo to the fact that largo quanti ties of dirt are allowed to accumulate and re main on the roadway from ono month's end to another. This dirt holds the water and remains moist a greater portion of the timo. Tlio Iron railings and guards are pulled apart and bent out of place In many parts of tho.structuro. In muiy : instances several sec tions of the extreme outer guard rail has been broken , pulled from Its posts , so that if a per son wcro to stumble or bo shoved against it the chances nro that ho would go off the via duct and then certainly bo killed. m UI3RM1NGIIAM AND IIALCOMBG. Tlio Gory Major Again After the Slile- \vallc Inspector. Chairman Balcombo of } he board of public works was asked what ho had to say regarding the charges preferred against him by Sidewalk Inspector Bermlnghain In a communication to the council Wednesday night. The charges are that , out of about three \iuudrcd cross-walks laid in the city , only about seventy-five liavo been laid according to the contract and specifications , which re quire all material used to bo of good quality of while pine , nnd that Mr. Balcombo ordered the contractor to use yellow pine without say ing anything to him ( Bermingliam ) about ft. Mr. Balcombo said : "Neither the sidewalk contractor nor the , sidewalk inspector were ordered to use yel low pine ; but , after Ed. Burns , the contractor , had been placing walks about a niontlrunder the instruction of the sidewalk inspector and using yellow pine for crosswalks , they called at Hiis office and questioned me as to Its uso. During tlio conver sation , I said that yellow pluo must not bo used under any circumstances what ever for.sidcwalks , but that I had no objec tions to its use for crosswalks because I thought it bolter for this special u o than the other , that it was tougher and had moro , flex ibility without brittlcness , and hcnco would last longer under the pressure of heavy loads passing over it daily than the other. "Two or three days after this communica tion , , the sidewalk inspector demanded a writ ten ruling from mo as to this matter , and it was given him , Mr. Bermingliam to the con trary , and is on file in this office. The follow ing is a copy : April S3 , 1800. Thomas Itcrinlngham , side walk Inspector Sir : You wan } , a nillni ! us to the use of material furnished by the sltlon alk contractor , Ed Humes. "Said contract was approved by the mayor , city council nml board of nubile walks pip- vlons to the passage of ordinance No , -.Ilt-S and said emitact ! deslinatiS the sidewalk Inspector specter as the ono to decide all questions as to tlio use of material In the following extracts - tracts , vl/ . : ' "All material furnished or work poi formed under this contract Is to be to tlio satisfaction of said sidewalk Inspector. " No material of any kind shall bo used until It has been examined and appio\cd by tliirsldowalk Inspector. "Heiico you are designated to decide this inattor to yourown satisfaction , and cannot bu required by anybody to allow the use of material you ilo not approve of. Vouis , most sincerely , &T. A. I ) . JUi.coMiiE , Cliahinan. "Tho contract provides , " added Mr. Bal- coinbe , "that 'any material condemned by the sidewalk inspector must bo at oneo rcmoVed,1 and that ho shall 'measure and accept' all walks and hence ho cannot bo forced by any body to accept any walk of material ho does not approve of and therefore is , in the first Instance , responsible for its condition and quality. " Dr. Birnoypractico limited tocntarrh- ttl diseases of nebo nnd throat. Bee bldg. OfT Amonx Hotel Men. F. A. Balcli , proprietor of the Hotel Barker , loft last night to attend the annual meeting of the hotel men's mutual benev olent association , which is to bo held in the club-room of the American hotel , Boston. This gathering will comprise the leading hotel men In the country. It will bo followed by n.graud banquet , at which responses to toasts will bo delivered by the governor of Massachusetts , the mayor of Boston , ox- Presldcnt Cleveland and the editor of tlio Globe. 16 will meet May ] . On the 14th hist , there will bo an excursion to Provi dence , thcnco to Narragansett bay. where the caterers of the country will delight them selves with a magnificent chun-bako. On Tnursday the guests will bo treated to a drive around Boston. Mr. Balcli will bo gene two weeks. CREAM PERFECT MADE Jl superior excellence proven In millions of homes for moro than a quarter of a century. U Is used by the United Stales ( iovermnent. Kndorsert by tbo heads of tht > Great Universities as the gtronen't , rureit aid mcst Healthful. Dr. I'rlco'u Crcnm Hak ims Powrtur doe * not contain Ammonia , I.lmo "J Alum. Sold only Incans. I'ilICK JIAKINO POWDEIl CO. NEWYOI1IC. CI1IOAOO. BAN i'lU.NClbCO. ST. I.OUI3. To euro nillousncss. Blck Headacho. Constipation. UalarlA. Liver Complaint ! , take the eato and certain remedy , S.MITH'3 BILE BEANS UsothoBMAI.T.SIZKUO llttlo beans to ( ho bot. tie ) . They are the moit convenient ! tuil all a C4. 1'rlcoof cither l o , 'J5 ccnU p rbutllo. kTIRRBMri nt 7. 17. 70 : I'boto-KTnvaro. IVIOOIIV panelsUoOf Uila Hctuio XOrl ccnta t coppers or ttaiapt ) . . J IT. BNlTn A CO . Makers of "llllo ileaon. Bu Louis. Mo. Knit IUIIIES Oxi.r-Dr l duc.s Periodical I'llli , tha tteuch remedy , net on the lueiiitrual lyttein ant ) euro suppression from whatever cause. I'rutnuto icnttruatlcin These pills should not ba taken dur ing pregnancy. Am rill Co. , Itoynlty 1'cops , Hpun- cvr. c'lay Co. , I > Ucuulne by bherinan A McCunnell , IXKlivst. , near I'.COmaha : U. A. Melcber , Souttt Ool b , M. i > . Kill * , Council llluSl. U , r 910' 15. HIS miTAOF WOMEN , _ What a Prominent English Author Thinks of American JlMles-A Comparison with with European Glrh. A well-known TFiRllih author , who win re cently In the UnltM States , was entertained by a KonUuiimn anil lady of wenltli , residing on Fifth Avenue , Now York. In the course of the dinner tlio conversation turned upon American womcn wlicu the English gentle man said ; "Xowliero In America do you find such com plexions and nowhere such health as wo see In the facpsand forms of HuRlM ) girls. I have noticed this In eu-Vv cltv that 1 have vltltoil. American ladles look tlfcil , weak , nnd faded. They luck color ana they laok life. Kxlitonco scows a burden to tliem , not a pleasure. You In Amerlon , do not notice It , bccnttho you are hero , wlillo I can sco It very plainly. " Wo may ay that this niiKllsh nutlior/wns prejudiced , WHS voncoltcd , WHS ulttor , but , wo uAiiiiof say that ho WIIH WIOIIK. Anu-rloan ladlosaro not so strong , 10 lionltliy. so bril liant , as they should be. Their complexions nronot so clear nor tholr uyos BO brlKbt us could bo desired. Doubtless tbo cllmato has oomethliiKto do with this , but It Is umiucs- tlonably trim that by pniporcaru , and a judi cious MM ) of tlio rlKht means , tlioso thlups can bo overcome. Any lady who feels tlrcil , dc- Hpondentor weak can readily overcome thrso troublrs by a proper use of a little pure whis key taken In water. Hear In mind , however , that It should bo the best whiskey , its any thing else Is Injurious , and also remember that the best physicians and chemlstH In America iinhcsltatliiKly declare that Unity's I'll m Malt has no eiiual. The Direct of tlild whiskey la to build up the system , to Improve the complexion and plvo brlKbtnoss and visor In the place of weakness and languor. It Is bolus ; used by thu leading ladles In the land , and Us popularity p.rovcs Its value. / Somewomen are "bothered to death " with corsets break ing. There is a "bone" that n'ever . breaks ; it can't be broken by wear. The only way it can be broken is by bending it back the other way which is never done in wear. Don't believe it , perhaps ? Very well. Go to your own store and get a Kabo corset ; and , if it breaks 'in a year , go back and get your money. t The steels may break the Kabo never ! The store has a primer on Corsets for you. , KS . yCraciao COMET Co. , cnicazo and New Tort , "Tins is THE Aais OF AI-OM.IXAIIIS WATEII. " Waller llcsant , Apollinaris i'THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. " AMEKIOAH PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION , Extracts J " > OH the Report or. tht Pollution ff Wattr Sufplies. "TjplioiJ fc > crin our cities is in a great part Jue to the scwiigc m the water supply. " " We cannot shut our eyes to the relation which exists betw cen sen-aRt in our streams and t j phoid fever in the cities that arc supplied by them. " "Thirty thousand people die of typhoid fe\er annually m the United States of America. " " The purity of ApoUinaris Wattr offers the best security against the dangers which art common to most ef the ordinary drinking waters. " MEDICAL RECORD. APOLLINARIS. The annual consumption - sumption of this favorite beverage affords a striking -praof ofthr. witff spre > itf demand which exists for table water of absolute purity. " MEDICAL JOURNAL. NOTIOE. 7"welUiiown ? Yellow Labels of the vlpollinaris Company , Limited , are protected ly Perpetual Injunctions of the Supreme Court , BEWARE OP IMITATIONS. Dr. McGrew -THK- SPECIALIST , Is unsurpassed In tlio treatment of nil forma of I'rlv- nto Illsonsc" , Htrlcturo , Lost Manhood , Itnpotcncy , nnd nil.Disorders of tliuSeiual and Uurlnnry Orunns. lilii treatment CANNOT FAIL , and a euro Is eunranteed In every case. These who have been under Ills treatment lor STRICTURE pronounce It n most wonderful RIICCC . Stricture or pnlnnnddlHIcvltylnurlnatlni ; , pcrmnnrntlt cured n u Rw thus without pnln , cutting or loss of tlmo Lost Manhood And nit weakness of tlio trxual organs , tlmldltj-o nonousncft * , In their worst forms and mostil rend fill results are nb- nolutely nnd pcrmaifl'iitly cured by tha Doctor , und tha patient In soon completely restored to his utual vigor , ambition. and energy , Barrenness and All Female Diseases positively cured- Without Instruments AT HOMK , without any annotanro or loss of tlmo or pain. Treatment Is eaillyinado by each patient , Hours lor ladles , from 2 to"lunly. OYTAIUUlfSklii DlBOfiflcs and all Discuses of the lllood , Heart , I/Ivor , Kldnnyu ahd. Uladdor absolutely uiirrtl. SYPHILIS HO to CO Days. Almost tHenty ycnrn' experience In trcallnir this dreadful dlscaso. nn.il thousands of ) iermanent cures dcclaro the doctor's treatment to be the most rnpld , afoandolTcctlvc , .Ko mutter whut itagoof Ilia ills- case , the doctor Guarantees a Complete Cure , nslils remedy kill * the poison unit removes every tracuof It trom tbdulood , bend III cents ( niajnps ) for the Doctor's took , Tlio Llfo hccrct , for "ninli" or "woman " Treatment by corrcpondence , Btamp for reply. Ofllcc lias Datitiln ftntrnnco , Uitlier Iroui Fa mum or 1-tili St. , Northeast Corner 14TII AND FARMI STREETS , _ OMAHA , NEB. _ CHICHESTCR'S ENGLISH , PENNYROYAL PILLS. unco cnoss DIAMOND BRAND. Heft. l r ml lw il trtl.bl. Ladltl , k DrwffsUt Fur Illauar * ] llntniltla r l m uut4 i ti i , ele4iilihllt. lit/boo , 'lake M0 otbtr. noJto. . > ip < ) ' r c < nl < u ri n 4 "Keller fir I.aillr , "fit' < " < /b > return mIL..i JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889. THE HOST PERFECT OF PENS , I I I _ Nebraska Clothing Co SPECIAL NOTICE. Saturday morning , we will commence the most'stupendous' sale of Men's Suits that Omaha has ever seen. We havcj. . made a deal for the entire spring stock of one of the largest manufacturers , and one that makes clothing for the finest retail trade. We propose to sell these goods at about one half theii ? retail value or in other words at 50 CENTS ON THE DOL * LAR. f LAR.We We know what the people expect of us when we make such a statement , but our patrons know that we never clissapointed them , when we announced something extraordinary .and we do say that Of all the big sales we ever had this will be the biggest , Our Douglas Street window will show some of the bargains and tell part of the story. Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , "The fashion wears out more apparel than the man" and every man likes to be ap pareled in the fashion. How to do this and to do it economically is the question. Let xis solve this question for yovi by showing you our clothing , and you will see that you can have a stylish , well made , good fitting suit at a resonable price. SYPHILIS Can be cured In 20 to 00 days by the use of the Magic Remedy For * ale only by the Cook llcmedy Co.ofOmalm. Nebraska. Wrlto to us for the names and address of patients who have been cured and from whom wo liavo permission to refer Syphilis Is n dlieaio that linn always battled the skill of the most eminent phy- Pklnns. ami until the dlscojcry of the Cook Itemedy L'o'g. "JlA010HKMKIlV."notono In tlfly over hav ing the disease hus been cured. Wo guarantee to cure any case that can to produced , These who have taken mercury , potash , h H B , nucus allerims or other advertised remedies , w Ith only temporary hcnotlls can now bo permanently cured by tha use of the "MAWU JIKMKDl" of the Cook lloinedy Co , Omaha , Neb. llewaro of Imitations , It Is. absolutely Impoislblo for any other person or company to have our formula or nny remedy like It tnellectanil result. The Cook Itcmcdy Co. has been treating patients for fourjcarsntid have always Klvcn perfect nutlsfao- lion , They are financially responsible , having a cap ital of overtax ) UUI , making their guarantee good Wo solicit the most olisllnata ones tboio who hava tried every known remedy and lo t all hope of recov ery. Correspond with us and let us put ) on In poi-os- idonof ovldunco that convinces the most skeptical. .Mark what wn my : In the end > ou jlt'HT mo our " .MAlOHKMiiV"boforo ! : ) jou i an Lo permanently cured , U Is Ilia most heroic blood purltior ever known. Write for particulars. All letters conlldon- Hal. N c'ook Ilviiiuily CO'H. JlaBlo Uoui edy. None othOM ore genuine. I'artles claiming to bo agents for us are lmpo tors nnd fraud ) , hullpitrtl- iulars Iree , Address all ( .uuiiuuiilcallons to THO COOK ROMODY CO. , Itooins.'S mid WPt. Oliilr lltitol Itloek , CornurlUth uiul Jtodgu Htb. , UnmUu , Nohraslca. To travel for tbo t'onthlll Nursrrlei o tanada Wepnyttflo HUH u month nud eipcnu'i to ngeuti. to itll our Cunidlan gruwa stuvk. The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute. Tor the treatment of nil CIinONIO ANDSUItlJIC'ATi DISKASK-J. llraeoi , App.nncoi for ilcforinltloi nnd Trusses. Host Facilities , Appiratusand HomedloH for suocos ful Trentmeut of every form of dlse.uo re quiring Medical or giirglcnlTroitinent. NINKt'V ItOOMS KOI I PATK.VT3 , llo.ird nnd Attcndanro. HoilL Accommodations . \Vrlto for circular * on Deformities nnd llracoi , Trusses , Cluu Koet Curvuliirci of Bplnc , 1'lles , Tumors , ( 'nnccr , C tarrh , llronchltla , Inlmliitlon. lllectrlclty , ParalvuN. IJpllopsy. Kidney , llliul- der , Kye , Kar , Skin nnd lllood. nnd all Surulcnl Operations. DIHUAHI.'H Otf WOMH..V n sppolnlly. llookot Diseases of Women Free. Wo hnvo lately added n , l.yliw-ln Department for U'onicn Durlni ; Coullnemunli ( Strictly 1'rlvnto. ) Only llcllablo .Medical Institute Making Specialty of 1111 VAT I ! DISUASIW All lllood Diseases successfully troatoil Syphllltlo polton removed from the nyitom without mercury. Now Hestoratlro treatment for Loss of Vital Power. 1'nrtlcs unnblo to visit 11.1 nmy bo trcntatl nt homo by corroipondcnco. Allcommttnlcntlons conlldontlat. Medicine or Instruments HOnl by mall or evnruj curcly packed , no marks to Indicate contents or sender. Ono personal Interview preferred. Call anil eon , . us or > cnd history of yourcaio , nnd wo will send In plain wrapper our HOOK TO MIJ.V I'ltlOlI : upon l'rlr V < Epcclal or Nervous Diseases , linpotcncy , Syphilis. Ulcot and Vurlcocolo , irlth gitiMtl.jn list , ddrust Omaha Medical and Surgical-'Institute , Corher9th and Hartley Sts. , Omaha-Neta. Grand Lottery of Juarez Unclnr the Management of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries. INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES GRAND MONTHLY DRAV ING Will tal Dlaco In pnlillo at tlio OITY Ol- ' JUAItnfonnorly { Paso clol Nolle ) , Moxlcj AVEDNESDAY , MAY 21st , 1S9O. Under the personal snporvlsfnn ol GEN. JOHN S. MOSBY , nnrtMR.OAAIILOAIlGUI.il the former n , gentleman of such prominence In the Unltcil States thiit his prcsonco alnnu I * siilllclent Eiiiirttntt'o to the pnbllo tliuttho drawliiKB will l > n liulil with .stilut lioni'ily mill f.ur- ness to till , nnd tlio littler ( the Supervisor of tlio Moxlc.m Oovui-niuont ) Is of viinul stiiiillu .j und Intogrlty. * - CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO. * Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 60OOO , TicK WHOLE TICKETS , $4 ; HALP'TICKETS. . $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS. . $1. LIST OR PRIiiLlS. 1 Prize Approximation Prizes. . of $60,000. , 100 Prizes of ( m cnih . . . I .MI 1 Prlioof 10UOO 10,000 IUU I'rl/iii of M each . 1 PrUoof 6000 S.IXM 100 1'rlzea of 23eicli HI'rhcHof 1,0(10 ( c.ich a.OUU Terminal Prlzo ? . lOPrlzoiofJOU each 2OU ] WOTermlnnlitoJiiU.ouorrl/otif J.1J each. . Jll"i WPrlzciof 1UO each fiUJ WUTcrnilniiU to JlO.tKX ) 1'rlzo of { 10 each. . . J-f , lOUPrliosof a. each 6XM ( 2M ) 1'rlrcs of Ul each . , , , 7,600 1014 Prizes amounting to . $ li5,07l ! , \Vo tlie iimlcrMcned hereby certify that the llanco If nny ticket drawing n prl70 li sent to tlio under ] Naelonnl of Mexico In Chlliiuihtm hnH on deposit nlgncd , It * fncn vnluo will I > o collected and luiultti from the Mexican International llnnklnu Company , to the owner thereof free of clmmo. the ncccsinry funds to cunrantco the payment of all 1'IHMIl II , I1IK1NSOV , the prizes drawn In tlio ( Irand Lottery of Juarez. I'resldont Ml Tnso Niillunnl llnnk , Kl I'll' " . Tor , j Wofurther certify that wo will aupcrvliia all the ar A.arax.'ra WANT tin. j rangements , anil In person manage and control nil Per tlnu rnlcs , or nny other Information wrljo M thoilriwlni ; " of this Lottery , nnd that the sumo are thaundorHlxncd , atntlnif your mlilroin ik'iuly , K.ZI conducted with honesty , fairness and In good faith Stiito. County , Street and Number. Moru iaplcl uflt towards all parties , dollrcry will ho usinred by your cncloslni ! u oim-I JOIIN B. MOSnY. Commissioner. ono btMrliiK your full uddrest. MUXIUAK lNreilNATIONAr < 1HNKIMII < ) . , Supervisor for the Out eminent. Olty of JuaieMixic Send remittances for tickets liy ordinary letter , containing Munrv ( jr < 1n | Issued l > y all i\picss : Companies , Xow Yoik K.xolianKo.UanU Uraft" > 1 irt Note. AddiusM all reRlHtercd letters tu MH1XIOA.N IN'rRRNA'riONAlA BANKING CO. , Glltj -Juarez. . Mexico , via mi Paso. 1 Etchings. Emerson. Engravings. " Hallet & Davis. Artists' Supplies. Klmball. Mouldings. Pianos & Organs. I Frames. Shoot Music. . 1B13 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska. Ot Great Closing Out Continues to nttrnct Intelligent buyers , who believe In net ting the worth or their money. Wo save you from 2J3 to BO per * cent on Diamonds , "Watches , Chains , Rings , Lock ets. Pins , Buttons , Ear Drops , and all other Jewelry , as well as Silverware , Clocks , Bronzes , Lamps , Silk Umbrel las , Opera and Field Glasses , Spectacles , etc. B T A FEW ASTONISIIKRS FOR THIS WOOK ! " Genuine Diamond Finger Rings , solid gold , only $2.BO. Boss Gold Filled Stem Wind Watches , Elgin movement , only $17. Solid Gold Vest Chains only $7.BO. Beat Rolled Plato Chains only $2.BOj worth $0. BOO Fine Set Rings , Ladies' and Gents' , choice $1. Finest Rolled Plate Cuff Buttons , sot with real stones , only BOc pair. , Solid Sterling Silver Collar Buttons , only 2Bo ; worth 7Bo. Fine Silk Umbrellas , oxidized silver handles , only $2.O Solid Gold Spectacles or Eye Glasses , only $8 ; worth $0. Best Steel Spectacles , finest lenses , fitted , $1 and $ l.OO. Watches , Clocks and Jewelry Repaired at Lowest 1'rices , MAX MEXYEXBBRO. . , Sixteenth and B'arnam Streets.
