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    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MAY 27 , 18 < )0. )
THE CITY.
Special Mnstcr in riianccry Slwfer
Jins just returned from Antclopu nnd
York counties , whcro lie appraised u
murtgnKud farm property on foreclosure
to the amount of * " > , oOO.
A complaint Waft yesterday morning
filed with the police fudge ohurglng W.
M. NcHllclimiMO and W. W. Sawyer with
the robbery of S. R Halo , the lleatrleo
lixwter , of $1)00 ) at The Cottage road
house.
Four thoupand ounrei of quinine for
the lllchimlhon drug company from
and three bales of
I'Vanl < fort-on-lho-Main
leaf tobacco were pawned through the cus
toms houseycHterday morning by Col
lector Alexander.
Van Kvery and Christiansen , the motor
men held on the chnrgoof manslaughter
In the killing of Foreman , have been ills-
inlHSt'd by Judge Holnloy , the coroner's
{ ury having exonerated them from all
ilamo in the case.
The Dawf-on brick company wrm Incor
porated yesterday by N J. Kiilin , C' . I ) .
Woodworlh , , Jtlf ? W. Hertford , A. G.
Charlton , lllclmrd Smith , W. S. ( Jibbs
and A. II. Cooley , with a capital stock of
&rjO.OOO. Tlio olllco of the company is to
bo in Omaha and the works In Dawnon ,
Iowa.
J. S. ncnnott yostcrday received his
Instructions which define his duties as
sanitary commiKsionor , which olllcer
takes the place of that of garbage in-
Bjiector. In addition to the other duties ,
the Instructions provide that the olllcial
fihall bo a member of the board of
health.
It has been arranged by the Grand
Army of the Republic , committee on
memorial exercises to have wagons call
nt the various school buildings of the
city Thursday , the 2th ! ) inst. , for bueh
lloral contributions as may bo ofl'crcd by
the pupils.
Miss Daltoy Whitohouso , the young
lady wlio was Injured in a runaway at
Council UlulTs last Sunday afternoon ,
was brought to this city yesterday , and
iS-no\v at her brother's benne , where hho
is getting along nicely. Her version of
the accident is , that Sunday afternoon ,
in company with Walter Jones , she was
riding through the eastern part of the
city , In a carriage , when one of the
fro'nt wheels went into a rut. This
frightened the hordes and they started
to run , throwing Miss \Vhllohotibo out
and tli rough a barbed wire fence at the
bide of the road , bruising and cutting
her quite severely. After this the hores
dashed down the street , finally stopping
on Hroadway , where they dashed through
the plato glass windows of ono of the
utores.
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Saved hy a Flagman.
Dick Richards , u Union I'ucillo Ha maii , i3
cntltlcil to tliu credit ot savins the life of n
pretty sixteen-year-old girl who lives oa
Sixth street. She was standing on the track
\vati-hiiiK an incoming freight train witU her
back toward an approaching passenger.
Ofllccr Mc-Malnm saw her danger and
called the attention oC the tlagnian who
sprang in between the trains and snatched her
fipm the track Just as the train dashed past.
No household is complete without a eao of
Cook's extra dry imperial champagne. It is
the bcht sparkling wine niado.
Tlio Ar < ! lier Organ Concert.
In a private letter received from Toronto ,
Canada , the following mention Is made of
Mr. Archer's plajing :
' 'More than three thousand persons crowded
Into the great St. James cathedral last night
to hear Mr , Archer's opening concert on the
magnificent new organ recently set up by
Warren of Montreal. Mr. Archer Is eon-
ceded to lo the greatct organist of the ago ,
nnd what more need bo said } IIo astonishes
ivhilo ho enchants the listener by his marvel
ous handling of tills king of Instruments. "
Mr. Archur's concert will bo given In the
First Congregational church this evening.
An Absolute Cure.
The OHIOlNATj AlllhTlNK OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two-ounce tin boxes ,
mid is an absolute euro for all sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands and all skin eruptions
Will positively euro all kinds of piles. Ask
for the OUU'UNAL , AUIKTINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
25 cents per box by mail , ' ! i ) cents
Continuation.
Confirmation services wore conducted by
Ituhbl Kosenau at the synagogue of tlio con
gregation of Israel Sunday morning. The
temple was crowded by the congregation and
friends of the candidates. Those continued
wore : Misses Isabella Adler , Nantlmnia Alls-
l > achiT , Annie Colin , Hattlo Driefuss of
Omaha ; Kena ICihcman of Council lilutTs ;
.Alice Heller and Annie KuHsli and EvaKohn
of Omaha ; Master Joseph Klrschberg , Her
bert Obcrfolder and Isadoro Hobinson of
Omaha. _
A ! ! OK Cliolera Doctor.
The Dr. II. J. Suhooloy wlio occupies a cell
In the county Jail awaiting trial on the charge
of passing forged cheeks to which ho had
written the name of "MeU , " 's ' known to
liavo been nn all round fraud.
The Clay Center ( < azctto is gratified to
know that "his piescnco will never again in
fest the city , " and tells of a variety of
swindles ho had boon connected with in that
liart ot the country. Among these was u
scheme for the manufacture of a hog-cholera
remedy which cured nothing ,
Through coaches Pullman palaeo
sleepers , dining cars , free reclining chair
cars to Chicago and intervening points
via the great Uncle Island route. Tick
et olllce lliOi ! , Sixteenth and Fariiam.
* Dyinj ; in Chicago.
Wank Murray , connected with John
Kerns , has received a telegram from Chicago
stating that his wife was dying. Mrs. Murray
lias been suffering from pulmonary
liomorhages for some time , and while going
to the depot a few days ago to take the train
jumped from the carriage which was being
run away with and sustained some injuries.
Tao next day she left for Chicago , where she
intended visiting her parents Her letter *
Iwvo so far been cheerful , and .Mr. Murray
was greatly shocked on the receipt of the
telegram. Ills son died only live weeks ago.
Mr. Murray has goao to her in Chicago.
Mis , Van CoU'H Work.
Mrs. Van Colt , the evangelist , began her
Kccond week's work at the Newman
Methodist church Sunday. In her service ,
after having pra.\ed that Clod should visit
Omaha in n tornado of power , .she chose for
lier text the words of tlio psalmist , "Search
mo oh Ciod ami know my heart ; try mo and
know my thoughts. "
"That is a becoming prayer , " said Mrs.
Van Cott , "but u fearful prayer to make.
Search mo ! ' Would you daroask ill 1 pray
you breathe that prayer to-night. David hud
Hlnncd and It hail left a terrible niaik upon
his character. He never ccut&l to sorrow
over It. H was no milk , and water
ivpuitauoo but David's prayer was from the
told. Let every sincere soul cry and cry
mightily to ( Joil tonight. As Hod forgave
nnd led David , so Is ho willing to lead your
dear soul.
"The llwt tlmol breathed the prayer of the
text the devil said 'yon do not dan ) to make
Unit prayer , ' but I did bivatho it and tiud
lilehsed mo. O , how many nro chasing after
IniiU-rlllos and ilto gallic * of the world. Now
dear soiiU you who want Jesus In your hearts
nnd whosoever will come and ask Clod to
bearch your hearts. "
. "Just As I Am1' was sung by the choir nnd
i. 4 the altar was quickly tilled with seekers.
Mrn. Vim Cell pn > po w to tell the people
why she Id u prohibitionist tonight.
Kvery afternoon thU wee , ? except Satur
day Mrs. Van Cott will uivo bible readlngi nt
the Young Men's C'hrKUau a&MH'iatlon rooms
rommenelng at 'J ! ! ( ) . Member * * of all ehurc ties
nnd those ouUldo of churches wcK-um > ' .
At > ( d
A Nerve-Food and Tonle.
TUo most effective yet discovered.
CUHIIINO OOKS ,
TlieClrutilnr Itngimlliitfllln Departure
"MilIces IIH Ai | | > eiiranoc >
The circular announcing Ccorgo 0. Gush-
Ing's resignation as master mechanic of the
Union Pacific was issued yesterday and takes
effect June 1. His successor , Harry Middle-
ton , does not tnko clmrfic , however , until
Juno IB. This gives John Wilson , the pres
ent chief assistant , nn opportunity to distin
guish himself for two weeks , as ho will have
control until Mr. Miller appears. "Why was
Mr ! Gushing discharged ! " has been nskcd
more than n hundred times , but no ono , however -
over , seems to have definite Information on
the subject. There are various rumors afloat.
Coining Into Omaha.
All arrangements have been made for the
Milwaukee to commence running its trains
across the river next Sunday. For a time
the road will use the Union Pacific's old
depot. Whether the Kock Island proposes to
come In right away Is not known. The sup
position Is , however , that It will not remain
out very long. The Wabash has also com
menced to make overtures for admission , nnd
It Is expected that within six weeks every
eastern line reaching Council UlufTs will bo
running Its trains Into this city. Tlio Wabash
Is the only ono that has not entered Into nn
agreement , but It signified its willingness to
do so long before some of the others did ,
Io\v Kates' Still In KlTcot.-
All the Iowa lines nro selling f'J Omaha-
Chicago tickets , with the exception of the
Milwaukee , which evades n lint rate by mak
ing round trip fares $0 , and $3 as the basing
rate one way. This scheme , It claims , en
ables the company to meet the cut and nt the
sumo time protect Its local business.
Heavy sales continue. Every cast-bound
train Is crowded with passengers. Tlio Hur-
lingtoii nnd Missouri Pacific carried enor
mous loads of excursionists , Saturday , to
Kansas City and St. Louis people who went
for pleasure.
Was Well IMcaseil.
A telegram was received at Union Pacific
headquarters yesterday morning from Tom
Lee , general passenger agent nt Portland ,
stating that George Francis train arrived
there Saturday nnd expressed himself us
well pleased with his trip over the road from
Omaha.
Notes and Personals.
William .T. Shotwell , n bright young man of
Denver , has been appointed commercial agent
for the Missouri Pacific at Pueblo. IIo suc
ceeds C. S. Tripp.
Lieutenant Palmer of the Hock Island staff
spent Sunday with friends at Auburn.
Next Saturday the U. & M. will commence
running regular trains from Denver to Ulver-
side , Col.
J. II. Flanlgan , Joint agent of the Chicago ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis .tOmuhaund Fremont ,
Elkliorn & .Missouri Valley in this citv , left
for Kansas City lust evening on ofllcial biibl-
Sleenlessncs" , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuhn &
Co.'s , Utli and
United States Court.
John fiilmoroof Wallace , Neb. , convicted a
year ago for delaying justice in tlio Kit Car
son cattle company case , was arraigned before
Judge Dundy. The couit , however , would
not pass sentence , stating that be would have
to look further into tlio matter.
Frank Mallory and John Conroy , indicted
by the grand jury on the charge of breaking
into a government warehouse in this city
pleaded not guilty. They had no attorney to
defend them and tlio court will appoint one.
Nelson Ilogato was brought in from Ein-
poria , Neb. , charged with selling liquor with
out a license.
'J'lio Helfensteln eases were called Just bc-
fore the close of the morning .session of the
court and Judge Dundy stated that ho would
try them seriatim.
Fied Copel.uid was sentenced to one year
in tlio penitentiary ycbteiday afternoon for
forgery. _
John Ryan , who was indicted for selling
llquorwltbout first having obtained a govern
ment license , was tried by jury and found
guilty , after which ho was remanded to jail to
await sentence.
John Kress. , one of the Fort Omaha soldiers
who was charged with the commission of rape
upon the person of Lorn Xlgler , was tried by
jury. The defeudcnt put in but little
testimony and after being out fifteen minutes ,
a verdict of guilty , as charged , was returned.
Kress will probably bo sentenced to morrow.
ciity Against llolfenstelii.
Yesterday was a busy day with Elmer
Frank , clerk of the district court , as daring
the afternoon ho entered up forty judgments
against John P. Ilelfcnstcln , the plaintiff in
the ejectment cases brought by that party to
oust residents fiom their possessions hi the
north part of the city. The cases were called
before Judge Untidy yesterday afternoon and
judgments rendered as rapidly as the papers
in each individual ea.se could bo read. The
verdicts are not victories for the property
owners , as they have no effect , cither in law
or in fact , but merely put matters in better
shape to get action at tlio next term of court.
District Court.
The following prisoners will bo arraigned
before Judge C'l.irksoii this morning :
.Tnmesjleynoldi , charged witn the murder
of young Ne.stlethe , clerk who was shot while
chasing n thief ; William A. O'Leary ' , charged
with grand larceny ; ( Jcorgo Brown , robbery ;
Kiclmrd Hall , assault witli intent to kill ;
John LUU he , assault with intent to kill ;
KobertT. Neal , forgery ; C. Wommelsdorf ,
forgery ; Martin Drake , assault with intent
to murder ; Uert Hrower , grand larceny ;
Adam McClure , assault with intent to kill
nnd murder ; Frank Munn , adultery ; George
McFarland , larceny from person ; John J.
McNamara , robbery ; James Clakius , burg
lary.
Herman C. SchulU has brought suit in re
plevin ngaisnt Sherill Uoyd , claiming posses
sion of four horses , a waxen and a set of liar-
ness , valued at > iX ! ( > , and damages in the sum
of * UK ) .
John I Kedick has commenced suit ngaliibt
the Union Pacific railway company to recover
possession to lot It , block 01 ; lot II , block ! i')0 ) :
lot 1 , block : J1 1 , and lot 1 , block - . ' , ' . Tlio
petition alleges that the properly was taken
by duo process of law or was deeded by the
plaintiff to the railway company on the repre
sentation that it was wanted for railway pur
poses. It Is alleged that the property has not
been used for railway purposes for more than
twenty years mid ho asks t at the title to the
property bo vested in him.
The Hank of Commerce has brought suit
against . loliu W. Gross , C. M. Dlnsmoor , C.
E. Fanning , Dennis Cunningham , Henry
( ilbaon , Patrick Ford and Ailam Snydcr to
iccovcr $1,500 on u note given to Uio'Omaha
banking company.
A similar suit has been commenced by the
same bank against Henry Cilbsou , Patrick
Ford , Adam Snyder. Dennis Cunningham ,
John Hlley and Charles 10. Funning to re
cover * lr > ot.r ; > 0 on a note to the Omaha bank
ing coinp.iuy.
The Jury in tlio case of Green Swar.eo
against Patrick McEvoy returned a verdict
for the plaintiff , awarding him SOOs.'JS.
County Court.
Mrs. Nellie Frank Heuton has brought suit
in the county court against Uertio Mann to
recover GO cm two notes.
The will of Charles Shlvorlek was admitted
to prob.itn and Mrs. Kiln C. Shiveriek , the
widow , and Arthur Shlvcrlck , the brother ,
were appointed executors.
Ward Xotlcu.
Thcro will be n meeting of the re-
imblleans ot the Seventh ward at liMJ
Park uvonuo Wednesday evening , May
28 , at7Wp. : ) m. . . to tnko action regard
ing school board supi-rvli-ors.
M. I , . I5or.iiit : , Chm.
JOHN U. Tuojir.sox.
, . Mortuary *
Lynuiii Woodworth , father of C. D. Wood-
worth , Fred Worth and O. A. Welden of this
clly , and Mrs. E. H. Mit and Mrs. C. 15.
Eviuu.'of Aurora , Ills , died at the last men
tioned city oa Friday last All of the finally
in this city uttuulcd tbu obsequies.
Frank Schrlber , twiixe join uf acre , nnd
son of diaries J Schrrjer of Suruache. c > | ,
died of very malignant case of diphtheria
yesterday morning , nnd tils Immediate inter-
uioiii wus accessary , Yesterday afternoon
hU sorrowing parents burled him in Prospect
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Alice Wherry , ngcd fifty-one ycnrs ,
mother of H. J. Wherry of the Apollo club ,
died Sunday nt her son's residence , iJ05
So ward street , the remote cause being n full
received nlwut two weeks ago. Notice of the
funeral will bo announced hereafter. '
Don't forgot the auction pale of livery
of Homan & Teiny's Wednesday , May
28 , at 10 a. m.
A Correction.
OMAHA , May 20. To the Editor of Tun
Bnn ! Allow mo to call your attention to the
editorial in jcstcrday's Bnn regarding the ac
tion taken by the retail merchants at their
convention held in this city the past week ,
nnd If the same Is worthy of space in 3our
paper wo would ask that you make the follow
ing correction , as the merchants want to have
the work in that convention come before the
public without any mistaken Ideas.
You say the convention approved the
draft of nblll that would reduce the exemp
tion on a homestead from * . ' ,000 to $ T > 00. This
Is n mistake. The only change that was made
In that bill was that sixty days' wages bo
changed toWO , and adding that 10 per cent of
n debtor's wages may bo giinilshced for neces
saries. Uut that only three I Ills of this kind
could bo lllcd at ono time. This , you see ,
would work no injustice to any one. as it
would leave the debtor 70 per cent of his in
come. Again , you say the merchants possess-
a mistaken idea regarding the amendment to
tlio garnlsheo law passed by the last legisla
ture. Think you will llnd very few mer
chants but what understand this amend
ment.
What the merchant objects to today Is that
if he should sell : i debtor's claim to Sinitn ,
and Smith should .sell it to Jones , nnd Jones
would sue the debtor and gurnishco his
wages In another state , no matter If six
months afterwards , the debtor could comeback
on to the merchant , stio him for damages and
have him arrested. This has been done no
later than in the last two weeks right here In
our city ; nnd with the way that law is today
no man is hardly safe In sell any kind of u
claim.
Wo think if you will look this matter up
carefully Unit you will sco the present law to
day is doing a greater injustice than it did be
fore it was amended. Very truly yours ,
H. F. Honuiv , General Secretary.
Marriage fjiconses.
Licenses were issued to tlio following
parties by Judge Shields yesterday :
Name and residence. Age.
Gus Ila/.leton , Omnlm ' !
I Nettie II. Schollcr , Omaha 1 ! )
( Oliver S. Hale , Craig , Neb 2 J
( Eiiiinii Smith , Craig , Neb ' - ' . " )
I Kiu-1 L. Ueglc , Omnlm . ' 12
| Mnry.Bnllcy , Portland , Ore 13
Wilholm A. Selinrlint * , Lincoln . ' . . . . 10
Anna Peterson , Omaha IS !
Fred C. Spang , Omaha 23
Minnie Meyers , Omaha 18
Andrew A. W. 1C. Drown ( colored ) Omaha.27
America Hunt ( colored ) Atchihon , Kan..2'J
Dendu'ood's Coining Itooni.
George F. Foster , a Nebraska , real os-
tnto owner , wlio wis ; at the Palmer in
Chicago llio othci1 tiny , told u Tribune
reporter about the attempts of rival
roads to lap Derulwood.
"The entire northwcfet , " ho said , "was
bencliUctl by the coming of the Burling
ton , now coiiiilruclitig si line into Dead-
wood. Now another boom comes in the
oillclal news that the Northwesto"ii ia
goinjr to connect Deadwood with the
outhido world. For homo years the
Northwestern has been within eight
miles of Deadwood. The eJTorts of tlio
citix.ens to have this gap upanned were
of no use , and the company put them off
with half promibcs. The right of way
was offered , the company , but that was
refused. Within a few months the Bur
lington quietly bought up the riirlit of
way through the county to Deadwood.
\Yhen all tlio necessary property was
bought it was learned that the Burling
ton was about to lay tracks over the
lands supposed to have been pureliabetl
by an eastern syndicate as an investment.
Then tlio settlers were gay and the
Northwestern was frightened. That
road began to scramble around and gath
er up aright of way. This cost them
$100,000 , and three years ago the same
lands were offered free. The two roads
coining into Deadwood Will can-so a boom
not unlike the days of tlio gold fever. D.
D. Strootcr of Denver has contracted
with the Northwestern to build tlio line
from the present terminus Whitewood
into Deadwood. The work is heavy
and includes a 1,200 foot tunnel.
Tlio I'nshlnj ; < ! ' Itritisli Supremacy.
That an old European nation like
Great Uritain , forming an integral part
of the European system , the mogul em
pire , n set of purely British colonies in
the South seaa set very far from purely
British on the southern point of Africa ,
another set on the continent of North
America- with a largo French commun
ity in tlio middle of them , and the black
population of the West Indies , arc des
tined to form a permanent unity , and
that the "problems" relating to each ot
them are to bo treated on that hypothe
sis is surely a most precarious asniimp-
tiou , writes 1'rof. Goldwin Smith in the
Forum.
What has been tlio real bond of this
empire , or whatever it is to bo called ?
Command of the sea , which Great Brit
ain hud when it was formed , but which
she now has no longer , steam and the
growth of other naval powers having
taken it from her ? Jier licet is still no
doubt by far the mo.-it powerful. Tlio
current of events is setting steadily , not
toward centralisation , but toward self-
government. Moreover , democracy in
its moat extreme form gains groun'd in
England , and democracy cannot govern
an empire. _
The Sleepless Kye ol' Justice.
Many stories arc told at the expense of
the well-known German ox-miigistrato
with the glass-eye , says the Cincinnati
Times Star. Ono day while trying a
case with a jury ho full asleep , but us the
glass eye was open the lawyers and these
interested In tlio cabo know it not , nor
that their testimony was all for naught- .
They only discovered , that the genial j.
p , was sound asleep when ono of tlio
lawyers arose and asked for the decision
of the court , and not receiving tin answer
demanded of the constable what was tin-
matter . Tlio constable then hastily
awoke the sleepy squire and formally
stated to the assemblage that the i-yi-
which had been oiun , was gla < s. Thn
case hud to bo tried again from tin *
start , as the magistrate hadn't heard a
word of the testimony.
lt niportor f xceilono pr-iyon In millfn' if li mP
fnrnioro tlnn a inuutcr o ( n c.'ilturv II U unnil ' "
'lio Cniicii MI I' 1,1 vvriiinint 1 mlurioit br ' ' "
lirnilt 1 tin iir-n I niror aiei n < ilia s-ir < nB' ' '
1'urvxniilin it lluuittiful | ) r Vr fa's Cre-iin 11" *
liiB IVwiler il ei mt c-jmain Amn o , J-im < .
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"THIS is AN AGE OF APOLLINARIS WATER. "
Walter Hrsant.
WHEN * YOU ORDER
APOlltlNARIS
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The well-known Yellow Labels of
the Apollinaris Company , Limited are
protected by Perpetual Injunctions of the
Supreme Court.
Bmvare of bottles bearing the genuine
Apollinaris labels but re-filled zvil/i a ,
sfurious article.
LOOK AT THE CORK ,
which , if genuine , is branded with the
name of the Apollinaris Company ,
Limited , and the words "Apollinaris
JJrunnen " around an anchor.
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clre to Keml free hy mall tocvery onu. Uf The Speci
fic meillelne I" mild at f I per packaue , or fix imekaiici
for > 5 , or will be sent free by mall on tlio receipt of
tlio money , hy mlilrciiliu
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THE SPECIALIST.
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111 tlic Irraliiii'iit of all
form of I > il\nti IMscnn'u.
Ni.lu'annnithasL'U'r been
lii.irt' feiicrc-kful ami none
linn lull tti on cr ciiilurne-
nii'iit A curi'la ujrnnt il 'n lh M ry orh | CIIPCU
in from ItnridaMMvltlioi ttlm loeiiof an lioni-V llnu' .
ti'uliT Ins Ircuimcnt for
sirliiiin 01 cllllluilty In
rrllcx .nj the U nJilor , | ir < inoiini u it n mom unmler-
ful nicciii' A i-ouipli'lu emu in n few diijaul liout
pa IK , Mil riimnufjnr I- < T ! t HIP. _
! ' Of til (
, ! 1
t tnhlii ' r IIIT\ > u ir ; . In tlinr ortt fonui ,
in 'st ' ilu ulr il ic.iiills nr ' nlisultiti 'y ' tiiml
instrnm. ui * A wonderful rtllii 1) . HOl'liS for
lal . rom ' , ' to 4 ONLY.
Iiiul all Plvriff ) of thp Skin ,
lllood , llc.irt. I.nir , KiU.
in > Hinl Illaddir iiircil.
iSSD B { ? ' " "ll'iWJIo.'OdiJS. ' The
SV tjaSLia " ' ' ' r"1'1' H'f,1' ' ri" ' < m'rt-
uaaiMDV > , , , in itnifnt l.uo nto tin-
m d nil pr * fi > i , on IJ i r\ I i o rf llir lliti'iii. , . ti .
"i < il fitnu i . i iofd : , i < . | , locum quarantettl.
VJ gll 1 > r muti or " oii nn . i . h liii
i .111111' . ' TP. nun nt li\ dirt-
i 11 iiiipuriMmip ( or ii'plv
\ i ; inn I ! ' n ANn I' A us A > I ST
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fcutrui . > I ' n nn or UlU bt. ,
OMAHA. H&fi.
ELECTRIC BELT
VI-1 rrniaou ( .3ii.Tihn\4
HrtrKDHOTrf JLJ'wVflfCldlC GUT AND SUSMNS33T
r fUHMi Tnt HII\Kt Mile fur ililiuitltic | uc
, Cur * wl ( jtfttitliit l r V f.ii jl bdrfrl ; Hlld , K lh.
foif ( lliudui lurrrill < ( Kl > Iritui bfi'i ill UktK
fAHIH iril [ l | ibiiu < 9llIlL1ll 4 t ll.lllllll xhl HliM.111.
H.rlric lurrtil fell liiliilfj , r f ( il.it - u ) in i
H M . . . , | . . , . ' . pl.l. 1 , ' > f. of.H..eilir-
E ciflTLEOVHl6M'l' ' i l- rtHl'cAlBro'lll. !
"or Memoria
This week we will give a grand benefit to the soldiers and
veterans. We have BOO very fine all wool Flannel Suits , made up in
regulation G. A. R. style , with eylet button-holes for changeable buttons.
These we offer for this week at $7.SO for the suit , either single or double
breasted coat. "We do not advertise the name of this flannel , but we give
you our. guarantee that it is made by one of the best mills in the country ,
is strictly all wool and indigo dyed , and we stake our reputation that
you will not get a better quality of flannel nor a suit that will give you
more satisfaction or better service , if you pay to other houses $12 for it.
We also place on sale a cheaper grade of Flannel Suits , which wo.
offer at $8.73. The flannel in this suit is not all wool , but H is indigoi.
dyed. It is lined with good serge , makes a good serviceable suit , and ig
also made up with eylet button-holes for changeable buttons.
FOR BOYS.
We are also prepared to dress in blue an army of big and little
boys. We offer Long Pant Suits of a good quality of flannel , indigo
blue , for boys 11 to IS , at $4.SO for suit of coat , vest and pants , and
Knee Pant Suits , with nicely pleated coats for boys 4 to 14 , at $2.SO. Foi ?
similar suits you have to pay at any other place about $ S.OO and $ S.OO
SUMMER SHIRTS.
Unequalled choice and values in Ouin g Shirts of every conceiv
able style and quality , There is not a house in the city that can shoW
you half the line or name anywhere near the pricesswe do.
Oxford cloth outing shirts , splendid patterns , woven colors , pleated
fronts , at 6Oc ; worth $1.
. Imported flannel shirts , beautiful stripes , . $ J.1O ; worth $1.76.
Extra fine quality silk striped flannel , pongee silk and finest grade
of silk at $1.78 , $2.2S , $2.SO and $3. ( All our shirts are extra full si/es. )
SUMMER HATS.
The following items will give some idea of the extraordinary -
ues we are offering in this department.
IScases finederbysin summer shades , chocolate , tan and pearl , at76c <
1O cases very fine alpines , latest shape , with extra fine silk bund
of two shades , at SSc.
You could not buy either of the above styles in any hat store fou
less than $1.SO.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
So satisfactory were
our last week's sales
on Men's Suits that
we will continue the
same for another
week , offering many
new attractions which
equal if not excel anything -
thing previously
shown.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
Rrcriflo for Mj tcrH , Iiliilaew.l 'ts S'tuni.KJii w ikr-
fuiii' | , Muntnl Hrpicnidn h itirnlnu > ! llio I" "i" l ;
luUlai' In Hi" mliy iiiul Idillntr tu mNnyili \ mil
iltilh. I'rininnro Oil Airilliirtniif" ' I o "I romr
.
luvillicr fox , liiMiluntnry I.onm. ni.il t < pi.iiini.jiilU'k }
tituir.l liv iivc--f > iMUi i ot Dm iJinlii , tuKntu a 'iv
utiM-liulupFiK ) < u K il ) t < ox contain" ono nunitli " " * 5'
niDiit flali'ix , or > h lor $1. untln injM | > ntil . | I
\\llh onib iii.l-i l"r n < luxe , lll tiMiil | jiir.h'-i'r '
Ialnii'D in ' i'"l "i * I' ' " liiwiM'Mn ' * mi"l
X nur < ! en .
1110 I'Vi-oUui . t , On uliii N <
/.rriti'J ! ( ILidmrRcs from the urinary orgiiM
It t < > i"i ll < i , fuhth , nr lnce | >
ami frco frum u.l tud mii.il ui oii-or
5 A N T A L-fvl I DY ' "u ± "
Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Management of the Mexican. lutoraational Banking Co. , Concession <
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE P
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING \
Will tale place In pnljllu at the CITY O11 JUAUKZ ( formerly Paw dul Norto
WEDNESDAY , JUNE 26th , 1S9O.
Under tlio pciioniilstiporvNfnnot GEN. JOHX S , MOSIIY , ami MIMJAMIU ) Alll.l PI IR ? ,
llio former a gentleman of urh | > iomlin'iii'o In tlio Unltt-d Sl'itcs that Ills pii"M > 'i' a onu n
Millie-lent ciitirtintuti to tinpulilli - that tlu- drawings will bo hi-ld with stili-t liotu-ity . .ml f i r-
MCSuuill , : iml thu luttei ( tliu tiupurvlsoi uf tliu . .Mulo.ui Govuinmuul ) ! > uf ciju.u st uiiliua
and Integrity.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6O.OOO TickotsI
WHOLETICKETS , ; HALF TICKETS. . $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS , $ ! . (
LIST OK
1 Prize of $60,000 , $60.000 100 I'rUui of Approximation f M c.u-li Prlzei. i , ' , ooo
I l'i I/O of 1(1 ( MX ) 10 ono 100 I'rl/iH of Jl i-.ul i.iro
I 1'llrucf . 'iUI l 1UO 1'rlit" ) of ' . ' .iiMili "M )
II l-rl/oaof 1,11011 Tttrmiual Prizes.
10 1'il/oiof IIM rni-li a.0,0 f.Mt Terminals to fiU.irjil I'll/o of $ JI ( IMI li JM'HO
HI 1'rlzfct of 1 ( ) t-uch . ' > ) , ' l TmnliKils to tlOOJJ l'i l/.u ul ilU fin l > i r.O ,
111) ) I'll73lf f rath
ZH ) I'rl/es of M cuuli 7.MIO 1014 Prizes amounting to
Vfe HIP imdPi'lKiiPd liprpny corllfy that tlio Ilnnrn If any tlfkpt ilrawliu a prl/o I' pnl I" UK iuli"r-
.N'arlonal of Mexico In Chihuahua lint on ili > po < dt Klunt-il , HI tai'O rahiu " 111 l > u i ullcvleil an I u 10-5
from thu Mexican Intornatlonal ll'inkliiK < 'oni | > .iii ) . tutlioowiiei tlii-ii'OI fn-iiol i-harui * .
tin' noecssaiy fniuN to Kiiarnntcti tina | > > nii > nt ol all iuii : in II. Ilims-ov.
tlio pil/ui ilninn In tlioiiaml l.oltoij ot .Inariv. I'leil'lpnt HI I'.iiii .Vatlonal Hank , 1)1 ) I'.iTax. .
Wufnrtlii'rccrtlty thatwo lll iipi'r\l'i-allllip ar Ai ; liNTrtVANTI1I > .
ran oiniMils , and In porHon nianai : * ) and ' 'ontiol all I'urtlnli rnliH. or nny ollii-r Information rio | to
.hnlrinlliKi of IhU I.nllnrjand Hint Iliu inuio ani tluMinili-i'.lL'nL- 1. Ht.itlnv ; > onr aililii- * * U cu ivltli
I'lindiii'tcd wllli honesty , fnlrncis and In i'oud f.illli Matp , Count ) , Stiuct anil Niiinhi-r. Morp uin u ia ul
tonnnln all paitli . ilpllvcry will Ut astHiiiu I hy > onr t-iK'luain * at ) t ovcl
X S. MOSMY 0 | > n liparlni ; ) onr lull ail'lrim.
1'AMii.onriria.i.U4 , .M i\ic : ; AN Ivmi.NviiiiNAri IUNKIMI i i
SuporvlMirfor the Oily of JuanMi
MT T * ir PT Stud ii'iiilllani-cs for tlolii'ts liy oidlnary lolli-r , enntnlnliiK Mom \ i" ( IT.
IN ( U 1 J Hi. Issued , ( liy ] all , I\IIMSS | : L'omiianles , New York KM-'haiisc , HiinU Uiafi i I iu ,
Note. Addii'ss all lOKlstnud Irllcii to
MlilXlOAN INTKHNATTONAIx liANIvlNG
Oil ij oi" JMoxlco. via Ml L'a o , ' 1
MEYER & BRO
Diamond Morrlianl * , Inipoi'l cfs and Maii'i-
COJfN'KU lUl'lI A.NTJ I AHNAM lU.MA1IA. .
Rtail our "Spuoial 15111 of K.i " for thli Wfo'.c. Wo will o'lor ' both "H i.e '
aiul "Well Uono" novelties in uvi'ry ilnp.irtment nt lowest prluu I.
Dlaiiiiniil I'l'ii or ItliiKi from $ L'I ) up ( u $ " > ( K ) .
Diiiiiionil l.itcis 1'ins rniiii ir'-i.D ! ) up to $1000.0 ! ) .
Diamond Car ltlnifnnn $10.00 it | > ( u $ 2,000. 00.
Iliainoiiil SluiK ; Diamond ScarT I'lns ; IHiiiiioinl Collar Hiilon ( < i ; Din-
nionil Cull' Muttons Diamond Hair PinDlamoiiil ; l.ockct , ; Dlainoinl
Itrat'clcts. I IMISII DliuiiomNiiiimiilcil ( o onlcr at sliorl mil Ice.
WATCH IIS l.ai'nc a-Mirtincnt Siillild'oliisicin Wliiillut ; Wati'hos
from $1- | . 110 up lo * . ) ( ) ; ) . ( H.old ( / rilled atclio , $ | . - .1)1) ) ) airl iiiuni'.l. |
All Kliiils Silvi-r anil McKi'l Wak'livs ' , frou : thu Clu-.ipL'U to the Iltst. Si > u
our Non $ . "i.OI ) Wutcli.
Solid ( inlil Watch Cliatns froin $7."iO up.
I'incsl Kollnl I'latc Chains , enl > $ ' _ > . : (0 , ivortli"i.O ) .
eDO iicf.inl ; Walt'li Charms ami l.m'Kds ' ) ( ) ( up ,
1J do/en Suliil Slcrllii" ; Sihcr llran'ld * from TiOc up.
Our lot of Itnlh'il I'lati1 lli'Mcclt'ls , assnrlcl piith > rn > . , siilil formei'lv at
$ . ' .00 nml $ ! I.OO , non . ' > 0c each to HOM > tlicm out.
1,000 l'i m' Solid ( .old riiKrcr Itliitfi at $1.00 , $ l.'iO2.00 , $ . ' ! . 00 ,
$1.00 , $5.00 anil up ( $10.00 , uorth 'J.OO tn$20.0l ) .
A licauliful line of thn cclclirateil "I'a Mini IHiinnHiil * , " ( Imitation
II nn . NII ) | ( iolil Settings , stinN. Scarf I'ins , l.at'o TinKar Klnt'- ,
c'c. , rroni $1.00 upu.u'il.
Sl'DCIAL-WcollVr fora feu days only , until all arc s M ahuul 1 <
Hiiii Steel CunhiB Sot , ! l pIciTs , nt only $2.0) ) , uortli $1.0J. lull
early , us tin1) Mill not la > t long.
llnrualiis in Clocks , lainp > , Silvoriv.uv , I'lit'iivlLi' , . ! .
K'f leialrln ! | In all IU Mirloiii linnifli- ! . .
Store for i ent nurlixuiro / , lor Talo.