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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1890)
8 THE OMAHA DAILtf BEE. FRIDAY , MAY 30 , 1890. THE CITY. There wore thrco minor building permits Issued yesterday , aggregating 1210. 1210.Dr. Dr. Mary Urcckonrldgo returned yes- lorday from a visit of several weeks with friends in Ohio. Mrs. John Williams , wlfo of Rev John Williams , will deliver the mem orial address at Schuyler today. A book agent named Edwards io in the city jail charged with the embezzlement of the price of tin encyclopaedia from his employer. The dry goods stores of Kelley , Stlger A ; Co. , and S. P. Morse & Co , will bo closed all day today. The other stores will clone at noon. E. Wormclsdorf , charged with numer ous petty forgeries , changed his pica of not guilty to that of guilty. Ho was re manded to await sentence. William Hamilton , a gasoline wagon driver while drunk fought , with some one and that is all ho knows about it. A alight sculp wound WIIH dressed by the coroner who was called as if the case wore a stiff. In the United Slates court yesterday afternoon the First 'National bank of Elision , Mass. , pccurcdjudgmentagainst , A. L. Strung in the sum of $10,8oO , which was a balance duo on notes for $ Lt,000 ) given July 10,1888. The ladles of Phil Kearney Post Grand Army of the Republic will give their first hop at Fort Omaha the evening of Juno-I. A largo number of invitations have been issued and it is intended to make this ono of the most pleasant social events of the season. AVIiat It , Costs must bo carefully considered by the preat maJority - Jority of pt-oplolii buying even necessities oC Ifo. Hood's Sarsaparilla commends itself with special force to the great middle classes because it combines positive economy with great medicinal power. It is the only medi cine of which can truly bo said " 100 doses one dollar , " and a bottle taken according to directions will aver.igc to lust a mouth. Ilcpiililiunn City Convention. The republican city convention to nominate flvo members of the board of education , will be held next Saturday at 7:30 : o'clock p. m. Today. Green Sea Turtle souput Ed Muurer's Restaurant , liJIU and liM ! Furnum st. A not her Incorporation. Articles of incorporation were yesterday filed by the Security Trust company , capital $ ' . ' 00,000 with shares of § 100. H. Jacobscn , C E. Holler , J. II. IJoutelle , S. P. 13ostwlck , F.j \ > Willcins and M. M. Robertson arc the incorporators. Another \Vntcli Man. John Morgan is In the watch business and the police propose to look him up. Ho was arrested by Ofllcer Davis while trying to ilis- pose of a gold watch in a Tenth street pawn nhop. A search revealed live moro on his person. link-finite. From Fail-mount , hid. , a plaintive appeal for the capture of an eloping couple comes to the police. The man in the ease left a sick wife and three children but no portable property. Hois described as a handsome , brown-haired , brown eyed young farmer. The lady Is his cousin , fair to loolc upon and with short curly hair. No names uro given. The 'life of the llosh is the blood thereof ; ' pure blood means healthy functional activity and this bears with it the certainty of quick restoration from sickness or accident. ] Jr. J. II. McLean's Strengthening Cordinl and Blood Purlllur gives pure rich blood , and vi talizes and strengthens the whole body. $1 per bottlo. A I'nlrol' Viragos. May White and Flora Aubrey , a pair of disreputables , got drunk and scandali/cd the residents oC Capitol iivcnuo Wednesday night. Sergeant Whalen , who arrested them , was al most torn Into fragments by the viragos , and only succeeded in getting them to the box at Fourteenth and Uupitol aveauo through the assistance of some bystanders. At the Temple. At the temple on Ilarnoy street , near Twenty-fourth , Itubbi Uosenau will this evening , deliver the sixth of the series of lec tures based upon the articles of Jewish creed recently published in Tin : IJiu. : The subject announced for discussion Is "Tho Messiah. " All visitors will bo cordially received anil Bhown good seats by the ushers at the doors. Services commence at 7-0 : sharp. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL , AHIBTINE OINTMENT Is only put up in largo two-ounce tin boxes , and is an absolute euro for all sores , burns , wounds , chapped hands and all slclu eruptions Will positively euro all kinds of piles. Ask for ; the OUKJINAL , A1UKTINK OINT MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at 25 cents per box by mail UO cents Kim Away With Him. Drivingdown Farnam street yesterday morn ing , Fred Peterson used his whip with such effect that his liorso ran away. The buggy seat had no sides and was slippery , and Fred was thrown from ono wheel to another , and finally onto the dashboard , while the spectators ex pected every mliinto to see the man dashed to death. The horse was llnally stopped oppo site Tun HIM : building , doingno moro damage than demoralizing the driver's clothes and springing an axlo. Up Oo tlio Poles. The Omaha stivot railway company was granted a permit to erect poles and string their wires along Ilarnoy street. Work will bo commenced at once and pushed forward as rapidly as possible. The western terminus of the old line will bo at Crclghton college. The Spniguo system will bo used merely as a matter of convenience , both systems in opo- ratlon having given the company perfect sat isfaction. The pavement on Farnam street Is being re moved preparatory to putting the copper wire under the tracks for the electric railway. Kntltled to the Ilest. All are entitled to the best that their money Will buy , so every family should have , at once , a bottle of the best family remedy , Syrup of Figs , to cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale la 5Uc and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. " \VnKiior-Hroolcway. Mr. II. A. Wagner , secretary of the UnIted States loan ahd trust company of this city , mid Miss Knuua J. Hrockway of Attica , ICnn. , assistant teacher In the high school at Atchl- soM , Kan. , were united In marriage at 11 o'clock yesterday morning. The ceremony was performed by lov. { N. W. Mann of Trinity church , In the presence of a few intimate friends of the happy princi pals.Miss Miss Llzzlo 11. Ponnell of Atchlson , Kan. , acted us bridesmaid and Mr. G. 1J. 'iVschuck of Omaha n.s the groom's bent num. The happy event was celebrated at the fu two homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wagner , liK3 South Thirty-third street. Hotel Co 11'n.Y , CoHli\ Springs , la. This popular resort ( on the site of the famous "Old M. C. " mineral springhas ) boon put in complete order for the gen eral opening , Saturday , Juno 7 , for Iho soitscm of 181)0. ) The fact that the man- ngoment of this hotel has been placed in charge of the well known caterer , Frank Stowatt , Kiipcrlntendent dining car service on the Chicago , Rock Island & Pneitio railway , is a sullldent guarunloo that it will bo conducted in a lirst class inimik'r and that guests will receive every posslblo attention and comfort. , The prospects for a "full houso" are ul- ready very nattering. 'Write and Kceuro accommodations at once before the midsummer rush com mences. / Tllli STOMJ IMhK. A Move HcliiB Made to Secure One for Omalm'H Criminal * . The Joint , committee of citizens , flro nnd police commissioners , county board nnd coun cil met Wednesday afternoon In the lire nnd police commission rooms , These present were as follows : Messrs. M. A. Upton , P. L. Pcrlno and E. W. Slmcral , of the citizens , County Commissioners Anderson , Turner and Corrigan , Flro nnd Police Commissioners IJennctt , Gilbert and Hnrtmnn , Councllmcn Bcchcl , McLcarlc nnd Donnelly , County At- torncr Mnhonoy. Commissioner Turner suggested the erec tion of n stockade on the county farm in which vagabonds could bo confined nnd com pelled to break stone. County Attorney Mnhonoy said that In Du- biniuo and other Iowa cities prisoners worked on the streets with a chain nnd ball attached to their legs , When the work on which they were engaged was finished , they could lift up the lull and move along. Commissioner Corrigan did not llko the proposed ball nnd chain. Frequently men were sent to Jail under peculiar circum stances , and for being only passing drunk. It would bo a disgrace to such to put them on the streets with a ball and chain. Mr. Anderson thought the courts could rcgulato the matter. Mr. Mahouey did not think it made much difference between a stockade and a ball nnd chain. Mr. Corrigan said there could be no objec tion to putting prisoners breaking rock. Ho had received an idea from Hnscnll that work of that kind was now done by crusher and that therefore it did not interfere with honest manual labor. " Mr. Hnrtman said prisoners on the street should not bo workeil without n ball and chain because some foolhardy fellow might start and run , and in pursuit of him , the of- liccr would probably shoot nnd kill some inno cent person. Mr. Pcrlno thought that the working of criminals would tend to diminish crime. Mr. Mahonev said that If the pollco Judge did not think the man wicked enough to wear n ball nnd chain lie could send the man to the Jail or stockade. There were notorious crooks who had spent time in the penitentiaries whom it would bo unsafe to trust on thostrcet without ball and chain. Mr. Hartmnn said there was a cla s of per petual drunks whom it would not bo advisa ble to let out with a chain. Mr. Anderson thought that there were but a few of that class who had run away while working around the court house. Mr. Simer.il thought that was because the comity fed them too well. Mr. Corrigan said that ho had been told by one of the prisoners that the county Jail was the best boarding house he had ever had. Mr. Upton was opposed to working the prisoners on the street. It was offensive to the oyc. It was offensive to ladies nnd chil- dien to sec prisoners on the streets who ought to bo in brickyards or laboring in other places. It was not conducive to good citizen ship to see men with a ball and chain on the street. Let them be put to work out of the sight of thousands who otherwise could s > ce them daily. Mr. Andersoy said convicts could be seen 'every day on'tho streets of Lincoln. Mr. Upton admitted the factandstatcd also that it was decidedly offensive to good citizens and ladies. Mr. Bcchcl wanted to know if any estimate had been made of the cost of a stockade. Mr. Turner did not think the cost would bo very great. Air. Corrigan favored a ball and chain inside - side the stockade than without it on the street. Mr. Hiictman understood that it was not the intention to use a ball and chain except in case of a man whom it was .desired to bo rid of. Mr. Slmcral then moved that a committee bo appointed to ascertain if grounds on the railroad near the Jail could bo secured jvhero prisoners might bo put to work breaking rock. The committee consists of Messrs. AmlcV- son , Turner , O'Kcelle , Gilbert , licchel. Don nelly , Porino. Mahouey and Poppleton. It will meet next Saturday morning at the same place. Have used Dr. Thomas Eclcctrlc ] Oil for croup and colds , and declare it a iitvccuy posro. Contributed by Win. Kuy , OoO I'l- mouth .AVO. , Buffalo , N. Y. Mysterious ) Death of Mrs. Slierhurne. May 10 there appeared in the Chicago Tri bune an article headed as above which re flected on certain prominent theosophists. The following has been received by a member of thoordorln the city , from Mr. Bertram Keightloy , private secretary to Madam Blav- at.sky : I was in the mountains at a hotel about ono hundred miles from Los Angeles. A tele gram was received from .1. II. Murray asking mo to como at once to Lo.s Angeles on impor tant business. In response to this 1 imme diately left my hotel and Murray met mo at the depot at Los Angeles and told mo Mi's. Sliorhurao was in camp near Arcadia , sick , and that ho had no help. This was the first knowledge 1 had Unit ho or she was there. I at once went to Arcadia with Mr. Mun-.iv and found Mrs. Shcrburno sick in the moun tains. Finding she got worse , I sent Murray to Arcadia to got help. Ho returned In a few hours with two men and a stretcher , and they carried Mrs. Shcr burno to a buggy .somo distance oft in the road , and she was taken in that to a hotel. Mr. Murray attended to the getting of three rooms. The doctors at first suggested no im mediate danger. In the night following she got worbo ami I sent the hotel people for a doctor , but before honrriv dshodicd of heart failure. The doctor examined her and gave a certificate , and as Mr. Murray said they had no money 1 paid the first fee. Subsequently Mrs. Sherbnrno's husband paid the bill o'f the physicians. Ho also telegraphed order ing cremation. There was no mystery in the matter in any way. Buiipi.ui KL-iuuiuiv. Today. Green Sea Turtle soup at Ed Mauror's Restaurant , llil- and 11IM Farnam st. SOUTH O.MAIIA MOWS. DctnnrpHt Silver .Medal Contest. The following is the programme for the contest for the Domorest silver medal in the Baptist church this evening : Prayer luv.V. ! . I ) . Luther HOIIK Cold Water l.ugnl Suasion thu Only Iti'inedy Master Samuel .McDonald. A IwontletlrCentuiT American Master { 'rank Merrill. SOIIRWI Aru Marching On. . . , Misses Sarah Oiierman , Alma Calkins , Agnus Adninson , Mary Cai-lln , Itlanehu hdirorton , Alk'O Adams , 1'runo Jacobs and Jesslu I'oruiison. The Infamous Mipior Trallle Master Itoy Tow ) . Arrest Alcohol anil Liberate Man . Miss Itvsslu Meyers. SOUR We'll Turn Our Ula ses UpsldoDown Misses Clara Mlllolt , Klina I'owlo. KennlO Kouni'ovlllu , lii'rtlm Clark. Lena C'oulc- rell , Munilu Cullur ; and AJJIIUS Adam- win. The Uood Tlmo N Cemliie Miss Mllllu Swarlmut. ThelluBleOuU. . . . Miss .lesslo Cariiunlur. VocalSolo Mr. K. C' . VomiK. Ileport of JudRi's Mushrs. J. M. U rant ham , J. A. Silver , M. Q. /.erbo. Presentation of Medal Ituv. David Mariinuttu , ItoliiMiilans on Memorial Day. At the Joint meetings of the Bohemian lodges nnd societies , it was decided to turn out In the parade on Memorial day. Voelov Sobota was appointed marshal and Vnelov Plvonsku aid from Court Prokov Vulky No. L'OO of I. O. F. They will furnish their own em-not and martial bands , mid expect to turn out moro than UK ) strong. Matrimonial , At the residence Of tho'bride's parents , Mr. nnd Mrs John Irwln , West Albright , Tues day , May 'J * . nt 1'J o'clock noon , the Kov. Hoberl L. Whepjtr ofllci.iting , Mr. William Burnous nnd Miss Mary E. Irwln were mar ried. Mr. Bnraos.s is oii'i of the popuUr ami trusty superlutendentsiuthoArmoUr-Cudahy packing holism , nnd Miss Irwln is end of tu < > oatimablo young women of the city. They are rccolviiiK the eongniUilutlons of many frluads. Xotloo Jo Kori'HtorH. All members of courts Maglo'city No. 1CS , Teutonic No. IK , Proltop Vejky No , 200 and S. ICuudla No JM , will in > "t at Ancient Order of United Workmen hall , Twoaty-sixth and JS' streeti , Friday. May W at I o'clock sharp to take part In the .Memorial duy parade , The Foresters' coniot band will furnish music for the parade. All members are urged to attend promptly. Hc'iildctl at Ariiioui-'H. Andrew Aftediil , employed t the Armour- Cudnhy packing house , slipped Thursday mornlnp , and his left foot polntf In a still ho received painful scalds. A surgeon dressed the scalds and the unfortunate man was re moved to his boarding house , Twoitty-ilftli and M streets. Notes About the City. Joseph L. Anderson yesterday morning left for Kansas City. Superintendent II. II. Meday , of the O. II. Hammond company , has returned from Chi cago. Albert K , and Miss Myra P. Brlghnm , who have been visiting their brother In Montrosc , Minn. , have returned. Tim Maroons will play the Muzzier * on the Brown park ball grounds Sunday next. \ \ Illlam McGurck has returned from Kan sas City. E. II. Phlllco , who has been out In Furnas county on business , has returned. Samuel 13. Gibson , Saturday wHl go to Chi cago. Saturday next Mrs. Frank Plvonka , In company with Omaha friends , will start for Europe to spend four months In Bohemia. She will sail from Baltimore on the 4th prox. and go direct to Prague and from the capital will go to her old home at Plzln. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rus sell. sell.Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Herrall , have re turned from Clijrinda. la. , and were accom panied by Miss Daisy Eakin. Mrs. John J. Gorman and \VuttIo.hnvo . returned from Olathe , Kan. Mrs. John O'Leary , with her daughter. Mrs. William Daey of Dos , Molnes , In. , is visiting her daughter and son-lu-law , Mr. and Mrs. John E. Uusscll. Interesting to the People of Oinnlin. Wo notice with pleasure- Unit Russell , Pratt & Co. are devoting1 their entire energies to furnishitif , ' line gas and elec tric lixtures for residences and public buildings. The convenience of having a house devoted entirely to such special ties will bo appreciated by all who contemplate - template building. Thou1 slock em braces all that is now.untl original in the line of gas and clcctrie lixtures. The people of Omaha are showing by their liberal patronage that they devalue value the presence of such a linn in their midst. . Messrs. Russell , Pratt & Co. , in addition to their retail business , are enjoying a largo share of the whole sale trade tributary to this point. Their trade now extends over the west and is growing daily. Few llrms have so enviable a reputa tion for reliability and thev deserve it , for they will not allow an article to leave the store or a job to bo called finished unless it is complete and just as i-epre- scntcd. Russell Pratt & Go's , business has grown with Omaha's growth , and is a wort by exponent of what correct busi ness methods , coupled with a determina tion to bo up to the times , will do. Their elegant fixture rooms at ! U9-321 South loth st. , are stored full of the latest de signs in gas and electric chandeliers known to the trade. A Iteinnrkiiljle Snrfjicnl Operation.Q A school boy in Edinburgh scalded his left leg and foot from knee to toes so badly that the skin peeled oil' and the llosh ulcerated. There being no signs of healing , the surgeon obtained a grey hound puppy , seven days old , eloro- formed it to death , shaved its body closely , skinned it and with the skin grafted the skin of the boy , , so as to cover all the ulcerated spots. The result was surprising. The leg rapidly healed , and when the patient was dis charged "tho color of the grafted skin was uniform and very similar to that of the normal skin" . New Coates House , Kim. City. Absolutely lire proof. Finest and largest hotel In Kansas City. Unexcelled in its ap pointments. A Now Atlantic Cable. A now Atlantic cable is spoken of , to extend from Claw Hay , in Ireland , to Greenly Island , in the straits of Hello Isle. The comparative shortness of the cable 1,000 miles is used as an argu ment in favor of the scheme , although longer telegraph lines will bo required than for any of the English-American cables. ng Wild Ducks. James M. Rice , a farmer living in Indiana , is trying the experiment of raising wild geese and ducks. Ho lias a falf dozen of each , which ho lias on ponds on his farm. They were caught on the Kankakeo river last fall , and lie keeps their wings clipped. They have become quite tame , but it remains to bo seen whether they will become thorouglly domesticated and breed. Two wild ducks have been living on an adjoining farm for three years , but have never reared any young. Van Ilouten's Cocoa Pure , soluble , eco nomical. Golden Sand of the Hlilne. A company has boon formed to exploit the auriferous sand of the Rhino. A calculation has been made that from Rhoinan ; in the canton of Zurich , to Philipsburg , in the grand duchy of Baden , at least twenty-live 'million dollars' worth of gold is mixed with the sand of the river SS ? PERFECT MAD Its superior oxoollcnco proven In millions of homo * formoro thnn iiuirter | of n eentury It i * n ei | hy the I'nlti'il HlntuH ( ioveriiinent. Knilomril liy Iho lieiulsof the crentuiiveraitles. . as lliu SIr > 'liB"I. ( t'ureit ami Most llcalthrul Ir ) 1'rtfO'H Creiiiu llak- Inu i'owiter. lines not eon'aln aiunionla , llmo or alum. Sohl only In enn I'ltlfK llAKIWi I'OWDKK TO , Now York , Chlc.ik'o. MJII 1 riuicUco. St.l.ouH You can go to your store and get the best corset there is ( that's Ball's ) , wear it two or three weeks , return it ( and get your money again , if it isn't exactly right. The' reason is that this corset is right for nine out of ten ; and the merchant , or rather the maker behind hhri1 , takes the risk of the tenth. There is a primer on Corsets - sets for you at the store. CBKAIW coiacr Co. | MilW60 aaJ New Vork. IS a coiriplnlnC ftom which ninny suffer nnd few nr < rnntlrcly Irco. Its cnnao Is Indigestion- ft fllugglsli liver , the euro for which Is readily found In the use of Aycr's rills. " I have loiitnl that for sick licmlacho , caused by n dljiotdercd condition of the Rtoinncb , Avtr'.M-.Tills arc the most re- llablo rcmciljV Sauiuol 0. llradbutn , Worthlngton , Mites. " ' I'llls for "After the IMC of Aycr'fl ninny years , In my iirnctlco nnd fninlly , I nin jiistllled In anylnu tlmt they nro an excellent cathartic and liver medicine stislnlninp nil the claims made for them. " -W. A. VVcstfall , M. 13. , V. 1' . Austin & N. W. Hallway Co. , Unmet , Tcxna. "Aycr's I'lll.i nro the bust incdlclno known to mo for rcf-nlatlng the bowels , nnd for nil diseases caused by n dis ordered stomach nml liver. I snffercil for over thrco years from hendncbo , in digestion , and constipation. I bad no niipetlto nnd was weak nml nervous most of the time. Hy uslni ? three boxes of Ayor's I'llls , nnd nt the same tlino dieting myself , I was completely cured. " Philip Lockwood.Topelta , Kansas. "I was troubled for yearn with indl- ccstlon , constipation , nml hcndache. A few boxes of Aycr's ' Tills , used In small dally doses , restored mo to brnltb. They nro prompt nnd effective. " W. U. Strout , Muadvillc , Pa. Ayer's Pills , fr rnsrAnED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer St. Co. , Lowell , Mass. Bold ly all Drugjlets and Dealcre In Medicine. CALIFORNIA THIi1 LAND OF DISCOVERIES ! CUF E TOT\ tATARRH OflQVILLECAL 'Santa : Abie : and : Cat : R : Cure Forsalo by Goodman Drug Co. To euro nillousncss. Sick Ilcmlaclio , Constlpntlon. Alularln. JJvcr Complnlnts , tnko the uato and certain remedy , SMITH'S . UsotnoSMAM.SIZnMO llttlo beans to the tiot- tic ) . Tlioy are the most convenient ; suit ult ngea. 1'ricooT cltlior blzc , 25 ccnU per bottlo. If BGGHRBf * nt 7. 17 , 70 : Photo-trmviiro HkHOvJBi\J ! < 4 pnnolBUo ottlila plcturo for 4 cents ( coppers or stamps ) . J. F. SMITH & CO. . linkers of "Illlo Benin , , Su Louts. Mo. "THIS is AN AGE OF APOLLIMARIS WATER. " Walltr JJrsaiit. Apollinaris "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.1 ! NOTICE. THE WELL-KNOWN YELLOW LABELS OF THE APOLLINARIS COMPANY LIM ITED , ARE PROTECTED BY PERPETUAL INJUNCTIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT. BEWARE OP IMITATIONS. UK , J. E , BTcGBEW , THESPECBALIST. > The Doctor Is nnturpuMrd ' In the treatment of nil fornn "f I'rUnle Dlscntee. N < > treatment has cu-rlH'i'ii Mi"H' tucrrsi-dil anil liono ) KH liuil Htrongcr cnilortc- nvfiit A curola Kuarnuti-fil m Ilio very \\ornt c.ift'8 Ito.lilavh without tlin loss of an hour's time. Tli'ifo who lia\o bcpii umtiT hi * Ircniincnt fur Stricture or ( linicnlty In relieving the luadilor. pronounce' it n innet wonder ful eiireexj. A compute cine in u few ( lujahliout PIIIII. iiis'rnrm'ntu or IIXK if t me. | Ami all weak- ncta of t h luniillty or nervonniMf , In their worst fuiiim and Hunt ilrouK , ! rvsuiU tire nhtuliiMy curcil , - A mliil ! 1'KMAI.K Jlonui ulttimit A wonilrrful rem ly. J1OVUS for i iVpm 2 to1 OSI.Y. nml all Dlsrnsos of the Skin , lllood , lli'iirt , I.iv.r , Kid- n > > nml llliuliIiT inifd. C'lin-cl in 30 to to day * . The lii'ijit rupit ) , tafi' and ( ITrnt- IMtriatini nt l.iixuii to tlio nv di nl profeetinn l'ry unroof lliu ditfUfu tu- l from i lie lilood : iiromiili tccure gu.iranlted. ' 1-or 'inua' or "woni'Mi" , iji-h lOc " ' : utnHint by t'Trc- : ti..it for H-ply. Open n > m B A M to U I' M. OMAHA , * 'NEB"/ ' TO WEAB1 BurTfrlnx from ih' . ! t , 11 . 4tlifiil irrfi , f-urly decay ftHini { i'nlii"i"t ! niniili'ic'l ' > " * ' ! ! rnil a \ nlual'frotlt ) " J" " ' . trtniiimit full Iiarllculam f'T tvna cure Vlll.K ' < l > ' A tpleudl'l inntlcal work thoiiW If ri-i-J h > rvirr man who U nerr til nit'l ' ili-l'IIUulril. I'rof , i' . C. or Memorial Day This - weekwe will give a grand benefit to the soldiers a veterans. We have 80O very fine all wool Flannel Suits , made up ii regulation G. A. R. style , with eylet button-holes for changeable buttons/ / These we offer for this week at $7.8O for the suit , either single or doublj breasted coat. We do not advertise the name of this flannel , but we givf you ouii 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 reputatidn that you will not § et 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 we- offer at $6.78. The flannel in this suit is not all wool , but it is indigo/ / ; dyed. It is lined with good serge , makes a good serviceable suit , and ia V. 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 littld' boys. "We offer Long Pant Suits of a good quality of flannel , indigo blue , for boys 11 to 18 , at $4.8O for suit of coat , vest and pants , and Knee Pant Suits , with nicely pleated coats for boys 4 to 14 , at $2.8O. Fo # ' similar suits you have to pay at any other place about $ S.OO and $5.0CV SUMMER SHIRTS. Unequalled choice and values in Outing Shirts of every conceiv * able style and quality. There is not a house in the city that can shoW' y.ou half the line or name anywhere near the prices we do. Oxford cloth outing shirts , splendid patterns , woven colors , pleated fronts , at 6Oc ; worth $1. Imported flannel shirts , beautiful stripes , $1.1O ; worth $1.75. Extra fine quality silk striped flannel , pongee silk and finest < of silk at $1.75 , $2.25 , $2.SO and $3. ( All our shirts are extra full sizes. } SUMMER HATS. The following items will give some idea of the extraordinary values - * ues we are offering in this department. 15easesfinederbysinsummer shades , chocolatetan and pearl , at78c < IO cases very fine alpines , latest shape , with extra fine silk band of two shades , at 85c. You could not buy either of the above styles in any hat store foi less than $1.6O. Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , OUR STORE CLOSES AT 1 P. M. TODAY. 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 : Inolilicr te . liivotiintary l.ouciaiiil Hpcriii | lorrhn- ! mui < Ml l > y ovcrHjimiu uf Uio liroln , n'lr-ylnnu ur oyer-lailnlBniico. Knili I > < ' 1 conHltHiinumniilli'ii ! ! > ' roent. ( luliox , or tlx tur S > , iml liy niull | > rHi l'l. ' With curli onler for H lioiri , will tcail | iun'lia r ctiarant u Io lefmiil muni-v If fh IfOilni . . * li * rnll to < ln - ' .iilrbv cure COFOMAN DUIT , f'O. , 1110 Farntim Stixvt , Omaha , Nob. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. OeB r l and NERVOUS JJEBIUTYl W akn of JJodyacdMind , Effect ! .l .lHo . . . Ho ib.oll'lj u.lilllij , I III HI' 7llKJI > lliNT-U.3 lll I. 4lJ. li' a l > .ll'r ' tram 10 BUItl uii I i-nlf n looolilf. , HrlU Him. li * B ok. .iplio.llun fcnj tir ori mftllMltiftUdirrc. ERIE MEDICAL co , , DUFPALQ , N. Y Grand Lottery of Juarez. Unclor the Management of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PUKPUoE3 GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING s Will talio place In publlo nt tbo CITY 0V JUAUIV. ( formerly 1'uso dul Norto ) . Mexico" . WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25th , 1S9O. Under tbo personal supervision ol GEN. JOHN S , MOSiJY , ami MH.CAMILO AUOtlRLhKS , tlio former a KiMitleinaii of supli proiiilneneo In the United Stains that Ills nri'sonro aloiia li hiiMleluiitiruaraiiteo to the iiuhllo that the drawings will ho hold with strlot hoiR-sly and fair ness to all , and the lattortho ( Supervisor of the Moxlo.in Government ) la of uiiual btauuiiii and lulosrlty. CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO. Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6OOOO Tickets ! WHOLE TICKETS , $ -1 ; HALF TICKETS , $2 ; QUA11TKR TICKETS , $1. $ 1 Prize of $60,000 , $60,009 $ , 100 I'rlzoi of Approximation $ HI cadi . 1 I'rlzoof 10.000 10,000 100 I'clznt of : uneli 3.KW 1 rrlzocf f > ,000 6.000 100 1'rliUJ uf Si each IM'rl/esof 1,000 well WWO Tornitnal Prizes. 101'rl/usof BOO oiicli " ,000 KI9 Terminal * to SHO.OJJ I'rl/o of $ i > cnch III ' Ml'rlzoiof lUt i-ncli 5,000 OWlVrmliKils tu J1U.OJJ I'rUo uf 110 uiich. . . . 100 1'rlzesof fiC cadi 6.000 SSO rilicsof SO each 7 , 00 1014 Prizes amountins to $125 , \Vc tlio unilcrslKncil licrcliy ci'rtlfy that tlio llnnco If any tlekot ilrnwliiK n prlro l < ent Io ihn timlor .Vnrlonal nf Mexico In ( 'lilhiinliiiiv Imi on ilppnslt pluni'.I , Its fiu'u valiio iv I II l > u I'ollecteil mill reiiiltlai from Iho Muilium liiluriiiitlnnal IliuiKInK C'aiiiiiiny | , to the owner thereof fnuiof plinrKi' . tliuneccssury fiiiuH to Kmiruntuu lliu iiayinunt uf all KlKI.MI II. IIIIUNMIV. tlio prl/i'i ilniwn In tliu ( iinnit hiitli'ry oC Jimn > < . I'rcslilent Kl 1'aio Nallona ! Hank. I'll 1'nto , Tar. Welurtlicr curllty that wo will aiiicrvl | u nil tlio nr- AC.KNTS WANTliH , rani.-uiiieiit.i , ami In person iniinniro nn > l control nil Forclnli raliM , or any other Information , wrlio to tlioilr'iwIiiRiof this rettery , and Hint Iho aaiuu lira llni iiiiiler lKiivil. Htntlnir your nilclroi-i ele.irly. nllll i-oiKliicteil with lionesty , fitlniujs ami I" Koua fiillli Slalu. County , Street ami Nnmlier. Moro raplil in. ill townnlsull parties. . , delivery will lioaitnreil hy your enclusini ; aueMvt'H OOI-IN S. MOSnV , Coiiiinlssloncr. opu lionrlrri your full iiililri" < i. C'A.Mll.O AlidUKl.l.KS , MUXIUAN iNTKIlNATIOSAIi HASKINd CO. , Supervisor for the Ijovenimont. Oily of Juan'Mi'xiuo. . XTrrPTi 'Cr Pt'iid remittances for tlckoU hy ordinary I tli > r. c-ontalnliiK Moiu-y Onlnrj JNf 1 1 V/JZi. ihsuei , | jy | , | | Kxicss | Companies , Now York Kxulmngu , Hank DrufLor 1'ostal Note. Adilri-ss all rt-BlstuiI'll loiters to ML1XIO-A.N lNTbllJ.NA.TIONA.lA BANKING CO. . GILtj oi'Juaiex. . Moxloo. via l-ll Paso. Tox. MEYER & BRO , ' . ancl Manu- Diamond Moi'ohnnt.a . , Imporl.ors Itiol.it rlncj xJe\vcUorw. l 1CJTII JVNO KAUNAM BTB. . OMAHA. Read our "Special Bill of Faro" for this woolc. Wo will o.Tor both "Uaro" and "Woll Done'1 noveltlos iu every department at lowest pricuj. Diiuimiul Filler llni's ! from . ? ' _ ' .50 ni > to $51) ) ; ) . Dliinioiiil l.ato 1'ins from $5.01) ) up to $1000.01) ) . Diamond llur Hinu'S frmn $10.00 up Io $ --,00.00. Dliiinmiil Studs ; Dliunoinl Scarf 1'lns ; IMunioiiil Collur Ilutlons ; Dla- inond Cull' Millions : Dliinioiiil Ilnlr I'lii" ; Dliinumil l.ockotj ; Dlamoail Itrat'olcts. Loose iMunioiuls inoiinlcillo order al short mil Ire. WATCHKS 1.111-Ki' nssortiiiunt 1'luo SiilliKJolilSlcm Winding Watches from $15.00 up to $500.00. d'ohl I'illril Watches , $15.00 ami upwanl. All kinds Silver and Nickel Watches , from thu Cheapest to Iho Hen , See our Now $5.00 Watch. Solid ( iold Watch Chains from $7.oO up. Finest Rolled IMato Chains , only ifoJ.riO , worth $5.03. 500 Klcptnt Valch Charms and LuckoN , 50o ii | ) . It ! do/en Solid Sterling Silver llracelets from o'lo ' up. Ono lot tif Kolled 1'i.ate KracelelH , assorted patterns , sold formerly nt S2.00 and $ 't.OO , now Tide each to close them out. 1,1100 I'ino Solid ( > 'old Finder Klu at $1.00 , $1.50 , $2.00 , $ U.OO , $1.00 , $5.00 and up to $10.00 , worth $2.00 to $20.00. A'lieaiitiful lino'of the celehrated " 1'a islan Dlaiunnds , " ( imllatloa ( li'iimimls ) in ( iold Settings , Studs , Scarf Has , L'.ico Pins , Kar Kings , olc. . from $1.00 upward. SI'IICIAI , Wo olfur for a fowduys only , until all are sold about 100 Tine Steel Can ing Sets , It pieces , at only $2.0'J , worth $5OD. Call early , UN they nil ! not last long. Itartrains In Clocks. Lamps. Silverware , Uiu'jrcllai ' , utj. K /Itepairing In all its various hranuhoi. Store for' rent and fixtures for salo.
