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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1890)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , JUNE 3. 1890. THE CITY. There are 183 CIIHCS on tlio county court docket for Juno , not including probate - bate matters. The county board of equalization begins - gins Itfl grand nnnuul Inbor of love ono week from today. Sidney Smith has Bticd .T. Woods Smith In the county court for $ : ! 93 for plans and specifications furnished. The remains of Mrs. Mary White of 8210 Kminot street were forwnrnecl by II. A. Hurkot to Fort Calhoun , In. , yesterday ; The Infant child of W. S. Mornhy of Iho Klkhorn uonovnl ofllces was ourlcd In Fore Lawn yesterday afternoon. The little ono died Sunday. Dopotmastor Parish of the Webster Btrcot depot , who htii been bedridden for three weeks owing to a severe attack of rheumatic fever and the grip , has re turned to his post at the depot. The marshal of Cheboygan , WIs. , writes the Omaha pollco that Charles Ijrockman. the man-woman now In the county jail for appearing In fcmalo ap parel , is from a good family and not known to bo Crooked. Charles Mcars , passenger director of the Union Pacific , who has been at his post continuously for the past fifteen years , has finally taken a vacation and gene homo to Bohemia. Ills position during his absence will bo filled by T. E. Jones. Major Alfred A. Woodhull , surgeon United States army , having been no tified that his attendance before ths re tiring board In session at thono head quarters is no longer required , will re turn to his station at Fort Loavonworth , Kan. The travel directed is necessary for the public service. Father Williams , rector of St. Bar nabas church , will leave to-day to visit the divinity school of the Episcopalian church at Fairbault , Minn. Ho will bo absent about eight days. Next Sunday Morning Kov. Mr. Brown of South Omaha will occupy his pulpit and in the evening Mr. lungwalt will read the service. VnmlnlH. Warrants wcro issued yesterday morning nt the Instance of Judge Baldwin for the arrest of Tilllo Anderson mid Clmrlotto Anderson for destroying shrubbery in Prospect Hill ceme tery. _ _ _ _ _ Pours' Soap Isthoinostelcgauttolletndjunct Hcrnilnii Still at the Switch. Switchman Hermlon , whose oversight caused the Twenty-fourth street wreck is still nt work. Ho takes all the blame on him self , but ho has always been considered ono of the most reliable and faithful men in the yards. In consideration of his record , the superintendent continues him at work till higher authority should bu heard from. Change of life , baekache , monthly irrcgn Jarities , hot Hashes are cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Fi ce samples at Kulm & Co. , 15th nnd Douglas. Autl-l'rolilbltinnistq. Next Saturday night at Green's hall , Far- tmm street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth , there will be u mass meeting of the Scandi navian anti-prohlbitionista of this city. The Intention is loorgunUo a club which will com bat piohibition during the coming campaign. Every Scandinavian is invited to bo pres ent. Oh , if I only had her complexion I Why , it Is easily obtained. Ube Pozionl's Complexion Powder. _ Another Suolccr. H. W. Egglestonn of Lincoln , Neb. , con fided hi a man to the extent of J30. It was the same old game which finds its victims as regularly as the weeks come round. An unfortunate creditor demanding money from a friend and the victim sent to the depot to keep un eye oa mythical baggage lor sccuiity. For Tired Ilrnfn Use Ilosford's Acid Phosphate. Tr ) O C Stout , Syracuse , N. Y. , says : "I gave it to ono patient who was unable to trans- acttho most oullimry business , because his brain wa'tired and confused" upon the least mental exertion. Immediate bcnelit , and ultimate iccovcry followed. " Chief of Ordnance. Captain J. C. Ay res has been relieved from detached service at Sandy Hook and will re sume command of the ordnance department of the Department of tno Platte , relieving Lieutenant Itowell of the Second infantry , temporarily chief of the ordnance depart ment. Lieutenant Uowcll will return to his duties at the gut risen. Remembered After Dentil. A number of traveling men who saw the announcement of Bob Peyton's sad death in Tnu DBIJ called at Maul's undertaking estab lishment and aslced that an eye bo kept on Peyton's grave as they wished to have him disinterred and buried on saercd ground. A collection will bo taken up among the boys and inside of ten days they will all bo lioro again und a second and more lilting bur ial will be given the genial traveling man. Mrs , Winslow's soothing syrup is the best of all remedies for childieu teething , -'j cents a bottle. _ Another Klovntor Victim. The elevator got another victim yesterday , but it was not the elevator's fault. Mrs. Weeks , a widow who resides nt Twenty-fourth and Paulllo streets , was in Hayden's store and desiring to go to the second end Moor she leaped into the elevator Just us it was starting upon its upward journey. As she Jumped she fell and before the elevator boy could apply the brake she was carried up against the second floor and seriously crushed about the hips. The patrol wagon was called nnd the woman was carried to her home , where u physician was summoned , Gathering ol' the Claim. There was a largo gathering of Union Pacific oftlcials In Salt Lake City yesterday , among them President Adams , Vice President Hol- comb , DUcctor Ames , General Traftlo Man ager-Mellon , General Manager Diekonsonpf the Missouri river division , General Passeli- ger Agent Lomax , General Freight Agent Tlbbets , Chief of Construction Camcrcn and all the Mountain division men. The object of the gathering Is a mystery. rTwo or three changes are being made in the Salt Lake staff. Parker , the general freight and passenger agent , has resigned , nnd will bo succeeded , It is said , by Uchles , the old California roprchcntnttvo. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL AHIETINU OINTMENT Is only put up In largo two-ounce tin boxes , nnd 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 OUUilNAL AB1KTINH OINT MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at S3 ! cents per box by mall ill ) cents Pollco I'atroiiH. Ed Kirk for boating a flrl was fined & 0 and costs. Lottie Koblnson Is a woman who has found marriage a miserable failure. She asserts that her husband John , with whom she lives in a little house oa the bottoms , llmls his chief amusement when drunk or sober In beating her. Ho has kicked her und tin-own her out of the house. She Is now tired of her treatment and asks that ho bo placed under bonds to keep the peace. The case will bo heard before Justice Holmes on the 'Jth at U o'clock. Ed , Galllgtm and Ed , Parker created a dls- turbanco on a South Omaha motor car , the latter being guilty of a variety of Indecen cies. Conductor Armlcost handed them over to an oftlcer , and Judge Holsley gave the lht > t ft and costs and the latter $ . ! 0 und coats. Plait's chlorides Is an odorless liquid dlsln- Vctautclpwlally , prepared forhouseUgld uses. TIIU CONIIUCTOHS' QUESTION. It Again IJrlngfl Mnny Ticket I'niioli- or 8 to Omaha. The Union Pacific conductors had expected to hold n meeting nt headquarters yesterday with Vice President Holeomb and General Manager DIckcnson , to consider the griev ances that have been pending since last March. As neither of those oniclals , however , was nt home , nothing could be done. Among members of the committee In the city nro K. B. Clark , grand chief conductor , Ogdcn ; W. P. Daniels , grand secretary , Cedar Haplds , la. ; G. F. Mclntosh , OgdenF. ; C. Amherg and L. V. Brady , Denver ; W. W. Knight and Spencer Potts. St. Joseph ; .T. M. Uodman , Kansas City , and J. W. Thomas , Ellis , Kas. They expect Mr. DIckcnson homo tomorrow nnd will confer with him and Superintendent Barr. General Manager MeNc.il of the St. Joe t Grand IsXnul division may be In attendance - tendanco also. Mr. Clark said ho thought the difference would bo satisfactorily adjusted nnd without very much difllculty. "In fact , " ho con tinued , "tho whole matter has narrowed down until there nro only two or three minor points to bo considered. Wo would have reached an agreement at the Cheyenne meeting had Mr. Dlckenson not been suddenly called home on Important business. " Mr. Clark Is a very pleasant gentleman , about thht.v-four years old. Having recently been elected grand chief conductor of the national order , a great deal of interest is cen tered In him in anticipation of his policy. Since the order inaugurated one or two Im portant departures from established rules and especially the movement abolishing that prohibitory strike clause many railroad men throughout the country nro anxious about what the future will bring forth. Speaking of this matter Mr. Clark stated tlfat there was nothing to be feared though the condudtors felt that if it became abso lutely necessary for them to secure their rights through n strike they wanted to bo in a position whore tliero was nothing to pre vent them doing so. There are roads in the country that manifest a disposition to treat their employes unfairly but they are the ex- cf'ptions. Mr. Clark was born at Limn , N. Y. , and when a boy Hrinly believed that the Lima bean originated there. Ho commenced railroading reading us n brakcnnn on the Burlington , Cedar Knplds & Northern In 1S7J1 : came west in IbTO and went on the Central Pacific- Ogdcn as u brakeman. Two years later ho was promoted to n conductorship of freight and emigrant trains. For the past 11 vo years ho lias been running passenger on the Denver & Hio Grande Western. Last year , at the Denver meeting of the order of railway conductors , ho was elected grand senior conductor and this year , against can didates from all parts of the country , ho was chosen grand chief. As the headquarters of the orderis nt Cedar Unpids , la. , ho will move there with his family. The question of federation was raised nt Kochc'ter , but the only action taken on that subject was the appointment of a committee , of which Mr. Clark is chairman , to make an investigation and report at the next annual meeting. The other members are Messrs. Wilkins of Chicago , W. P. Ef.mlcls , Cedar Haplds ; S. P. Maderd , Colorado Springs , and A. E. Govern of Montgomery , Ala. Conductor Wullo's The remains of II. W.Vaite , ono of the oldest conductors on the Union Pacific , ar rived from the west Sunday night nnd wcro interred in Forest Lawn at "o'clock yesterday afternoon. Ho died of heart disease at Buttu , Mont. , last Tuesday. In compliance with n request from General Manager Diekenson , the visiting conductors and members of Omaha division who hap pened to 1)0 in town took charge of and con ducted the funeral , which occurred from Ilcafy & Hcafy's establishment. Deceased resided in Omaha about six years ago and was known as Tony Waito. His wife accom panied the remains from Butte to this city. Mr. AVaito was n respected member of the Brotherhood of Unilwny Conductor's and of the Grand Army of the Hepublic. At Butte City the conductors held the funeral service of the order over their brother and his re mains were sent hero to bo laid by the side of his ilrst wife. A largo number of friends at tended the f uncial. Tlio Nojv Master Mcolmiile. Mr. Harvey Middleton , the successor of Mr. George C. Gushing as master mechanics of the Union Pacific road , loolced through the shops and arranged with John Wilson , who will be his assistant , to run things until ho returns on Juno 13 to take charge perma nently. Mr. Middleton Is a gentleman of flno ap pearance. It is said that ho possesses , to u largo degree , the happy faculty of knowing how to make friends with and control men who work under him. As ho expects to bring his family with him ho is also looking lor a residence. John Player has been appointed to succeea Mr. Middleton as master mechanic ol the Santa Fo at Topeka. Contract for Ktouo Tjet. A contract has been let to p irties at M in- hattan , Kan. , for stone to be used In building the abutment and pier foundations of the Tenth istreet viaduct. It is the same kind of stone that the Union Pacific and Burlington roads are using in the foundation walls of their Seventh street bridges. Work will bo commenced on the viaduct as soon as the gradeis shall have llnKhcd the cut through Tenth street for the depot tracks. A roptescntatlvo of the Dalroit bridge comp - p my says that the Iron work is belli , ? pushed us rapidly us possible. A. Reason Given. General Superintendent Earllng of the Milwaukee was hero Sunday and said that the reason for not running the trains of that road into Omaha , as ho had expected , was duo to the fact that some of the detailed ar rangements could not bo completed In ttmo. Ho had hopes of closing the deal before re turning home , but was not prepared to state when the now order would go into effect. It will not ho later , however , than Juno 13. A Now I'nssnitKoi' Ajjont. 13. W. Dent , a bright appearing young mtn from Chicago has taken tip his residence in Omaha as city passenger agent for the Uocit Island. Forthroo years ho has boon In the employ ot George M Pullman tw a sleeping ear conductor MeNalloy , his predecessor , has been made ticket agent. To Con Cor AVilli Manager Hurt. A delegation of freight conductors and brakcmcn from the Ulack Hills , South Plutto and eastern divisions of the Fremont , Elkhorn - horn Ss Missouri Valley railroad , consisting of Conductor Uarnard and Krakcman Shirks , of Fremont ; Conductor Earnest nnd Drake- man White , of Chadron , and Conductor Peterson anil Hrukcman Crottv , of Norfolk , in a In the city to consult with General Man ager Hurt of the Fremont & Elkhorn road. The men on the divisions named have sev eral grievances which they wish adjusted. The wish to have the pay of condustors in creased to i ) cents per mile , and that of brakcmen - cents , the same rate to ap ply for delayed timo. They also wish 100 miles to constitute a day and " , COO miles a month. " The same committee were hero n week ago and consulted General Superintendent Hughes , who seemed favorably disposed to ward the plan. Yesterday evening n conference was held with General Manager Hurt , who deferred making a dcllnito leply until Thursiiuy after noon , when another conference will bo held. Don't Keel \Voll , And yet you uro not sick enough to consult n doctor , or you roftain from so doing for fear you will alarm yourself and friend * wo will tell you Just what you need. It is Hood's bursaparlllu , which will lift you out of that uncertain , uneomfottable , dangerous condi tion , into a stuto of good health , conlldcnco nnd cheerfulness. You've no Idea how potent this peculiar medicine-Is Incases like yours. roil OMAHA'S 1IONOU. - TlioGunrils nro Contesting : on K-ss Mtlliury Fields. The Ouiuhn guards loft Sunday morning tn a special ivcllulng chair car on the Missouri Pacitlo road for Kansas Olty , wlioio they will enter the interstate military compatltlon which U to contluuo the uoxt ten days. The company coail rlsud the followhie young men : Lluuteunat Mulfgrd , LlQUtcuaut Tea Eycko , Sergeant I'oyc , Sergeant Wilson , Corporals Altclilson , Unmford , Campbell , MCCormlclc nnd Privates Fabynn , D.tkln , Druko , Cleaver , Ongo , Lnthrop. Dolph ( Gregory , Woodlniru , Cone , Hear ] , Goodiniin. The company was In command of Lieuten ant Mill ford , owing to the absence of Captain SclmrlT , who hod gene ahead nnd was ex pected to rejoin the command nt Leaven- worth. The company was accompanied by the drum corp- , comprising Sergeant Duller anil Privates Goodnough. Smith , Sloukdals , Me- Council , Kdholm , and Lnlrd. The members were In line spirits and mndo an excellent appearance , They wcro Imbued with the dcslro to win some of the prizes nnd the feeling w.is generally expressed that If they were unsuccessful , the victors would bo very worthy soldiers. The spirit which the company has shown In this contest or rather by way of prepara tion for It Is something remarkable. The men for the past month Inivo been not merely playing , but living as soldiers. They have slept In their army headquarters , risen at an early hour and drilled before going to their avocations. They Inivo been ftuntcd by the desire Ilrst to achieve a reputation , which will nt the same tlmo redound to the credit of the city nnd next to add n snu < ; llUlo sum to the com pany's treasury. Should the company bo successful , the younger portion of the community nt least will glvo them a reception of which both parties may bo proud. Many of the latter will go In n special carte to Kansas City on Wednesday to witness the competition. On Saturday night another delegation will go to the same place to accom pany the boys home. If tl.ey come as victors , they will bo the heroes of that trip as well ns lions of the hour after their return , which will bo made over the B. & M. road next Sunday. The car In which they departed was gaily decorated with bunting on the sides , while attached to the tear platform were the company's colors and guidons This work was done by Corporals Campbell nnd Bainford , Privates Coe , Touzalln , Brynns and Gage. Tlio Only One. Tlio Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway is the only line running solid vestibuled , electric lighted nnd steam heated trains between Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha. The berth reading lamp feature in the Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines is patented and cannot bo used by any other railway company. It is the great improvement of tlio ago. Try it and bo convinced. Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific depot , Omaha , at 0 p. m. daily , arriving at Chicago nt 00 : : ! a. m. Passengers taking this train are not compelled to got out of the cars at Council Blults and wait for the train to bo cleaned. Got tickets and sleeping car berths ut Union ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam st. F. A. KAMI , Gon. Agt. J. E. PUKSTOX Pass Agt. TIII3 HOSPITAL CHESTNUT. Tl e CommlHsloncr.s Again Attempt to Dispose of It. The county commissioner ! ) were down for a special meeting at 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing to consider that same old chestnut-tho final estimate on the county hospital. After haggling about the halls for half an hour beyond the appointed time and indulg ing in the usual amount of grumbling the call to order was announced. Then ono commission supposed that Mr. Coots was to have been present with the llgures asked for some time ago. Another said that the llgures wcro all in Auditor Evans' hands. The clerk went out to sec why Mr. Evans wasn't at the meeting. The clerk came back and said that Mr. Evans had not been to his oflico .vet , owing , probably , to the fact that his wife is very sick. sick.An An adjournment was then taken to 2 o'clock. Mr. Hvan of Ryan & Walsh , contractors of the building , said that the building was now "wholly and entirely and completely" com pleted and that ho und his partner wanted the 50,000 which they claim to bo duo them. "I see plainer than ever , " said Mr. liynn , "that wo must take this matter into the courts if wo ever get our money , and we'ro not going to lose any time in suing the county. " _ For delicacy , for purity , and for Improve ment of the complexion nothing cquais Po- zonl's powder. TUUNEIl AM ) The ISlevntetl Cottonwool ! of the Ijlk- IIOIMI .Standing fliirli. About twenty-live of the Wdlng German voters of McArdlo precinct mot County Com missioner Turner at Jim Welsh's Sunday afternoon by appointment and voluntarily , it is said , pledged themselves to support Com missioner Hill for another term. In return , 15111 pledged the Germans that ho would use his utmost cltorts to bring about a big Job of grading out in that piecmct. Tlio gathering was on the love feast order and "Old Bill" furnished the refreshments , which included a big brown Jug The democrats of McArdlo will undoubtedly nominate George Timmo who has been can vassing the situation almost slnco he re tired from the board three years ago. Miles- ' Nerve and Jjivi-r Pills. An important discovery. They aut on the liver , stomach and bowels through tbo nerves. A now principle. They speedily cure billlousncss , bad taste , torpid liver , piles and constitution. Splendid for men , women and children. Smallest , mildest , surest , ! ! 0 dose * for US cents. Samples f reo ut Kulm & Co.'s 10th and Douglas. It I Kit. CONNOVAN .Tames H. , eldest son of James and Catherine Connovan at U :40 : a. m. , of congestion oC lungs , age , 7 years , 5 mouths and 11 days. Funeral Tuesday , Juno 3 at 2 p. m. from family residence ( XU Mnroy street. Inter ment Gorman Catholio cemetery. Friends invited. rrho now olllces of the great Rock IB- land route , 1G02 , Sixteenth and Farnam street , Omaha , are the finest in the city. Call and see thorn. Tickets to all points cast at lowest rates. Marriage l.iconscs. Licenses wcro issued to the following parties yestcriluy. Niima und residence. Ago. Mai tin J. Uarrctt. Chicago : Mrs. Elizabeth Mills , Omaha : < 0 Luke Croughan , Iowa 'M Martha Illloy Iowa 10 1002. Sixteenth nnd Farnam strcots is the now Rock Island ticket olllco. Tick ets to all points cast at lowest ratoa. It * superioroxrellence prorori in million * of homes for inoro than n quarter of a century It ti moil bjr the United Stntui liurcrnmont Kmlurfcrt t > r tbe hoiulsof tlio itrt'iit unlToriltlo * . ni the Htroneeit , ruri'.i ' nml Moit Healthful Or l'rlcu'4 Cream link- lux rowilur , ilovi nut contain nmmoula , lliuu ur alum , bold only In cam I'lUfK IIAKINO rOWDEIt CO. , Uilcaso. tiaa FraatUcu , UULo.lJ . OISTE > JEINTJOY ® Both the method nml results when Syrup of Piga is taken ; it is pleasant ami refreshing to tlio taste , nml nets gently yet promptly on the Kidneys , Liver nml Uo\vels , cleanses the sys tem effectually , dispels colds , head aches nml fevers nnd cures , hnhitunl constipation. Syrup of Figs ig the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced , pleasing to tlio taste nnd nc- ceptahlo to the stomach , prompt in its action nnd truly hcncficinl m its effects , prepared only from the moat healthy nnd agreeable suhstnnccs , ita many excellent qualities commend it to nil nml have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for Bale in 50c and 81 hottles by nil leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not nccept any Eubstitntc. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRAtlCISCO , CAL. LE. KV NEW YORK tl.Y CALIFORNIA TUB1 LAND OP DISCOVERIES. -Said .n , ? ! turhltlt J frr 9.S- Santa : Abie : and : Cat : R : Cure I'ors.ile by ( juudm.in Drus C'o DOES CURE In Its First Stages. Jloeiirc I/OH gel t UK , J. E , Mcfl&EW , THE SPECIALIST. ' The Doctor Is unturpnticd * * In tliu tmitinuit of nil foniH of I'rlinto IMttaHi ! . i Notrcainioiithiiso\crbeen I tnoro fiicri ssfnl autl none hii liail fctiuiiffcr eiulotsc merit A enrols SH'rnntf. ' ! in llio > cry nrnt cnscs In from ItofiiliueulihDuttlio lass of nn lniiir' tlme. Tli'iso Mho li\\o ! been iincN ' lus trcitnirnt far Slrli lure or dllllrully n , relictmx tlio blaililer. pronniinre it a mint \\nmlir- fill mcccHi. A Cotnplituciirc Inn fiWUujUMlihuut pnui. iiM'riirnrnti or ln if time 1 Andnlhrculv- tlmlilltyor niTvonroeu , In their < > rct f rms aud inuit ilrniilf il ri'sulH are nbrolnti > ly cured. inii HMAIR : CASEb ciirt.l liunm ltliiuit liittruinenli A wonderful uniuly. JIOUHb fur Iniliu * from 2 to 4 ONLY - BiHlallDItwcsofthoSkln , lllood , limit l.iMT , hld- iii'\s nml Itl.iildtr cured fulfil ui IHl to tO Uiiy The mutt rupid , tafc nnd tliu t no triatment knnun tu ilic medical profeeilon Eviry trnco of thu di.cafo ic- moved from the blood ! ocompli to cure guaranteeil. - " "wpn1 or ' noniiiu'j lavh tOi " ija ) Trealnicnt oy corn siiondenco Stamp for reply N K Ion UTII Arfn PinxAb ST Open from 8 A II to 0 1 M 1 Euuanro on I'anum or Htli bt. , OMAHA , NEB. 1 1 t n 7T T / MKV snffcrlni ! from cffijfts lAl U lA IX J " 'of Unt Muiilnind. VU LArll . \ Youtlifiiinrrois.Iiiniutinoy * v nmj ilsl.USi'si < f Mi'n can l > o cured permanentlr nmt pr mifly tiy - n henml Sio | clllo Bent Ij mull Ur II lluuk m'nt lenluili for ttauip lleacou Mtln.il CuuJiiacT. M WiittUio tuu lUcct , llttituo Man. Overstocked , but we are determined to do the clothing business of this town , and our goods are marked to obtain that end in view , and because our prices arc lower than others , don't let it prejudice you against the quality and workmanship of our goods. Depend upon us. to sustain our reputation for honest and reliable clothing. We arc the originators of , and have been since we started , the leaders in popular prices , not only fpr clothing , but for all other goods which we handle. Our large business gives us ad vantages that are not enjoyed by other dealers , and we assure you that we can always save you from 25 to 50 per cent by availing yourself of the popular prices at which we mark all our goods. During the ensuing week we shall offer some extraordinary bargains in our Undcwcar De partment. We have closed from the manufacturers 25 cases of fine Summer Underwear at an enormous reduction from what the same goods cost us early in the season. That explains why i we are able to make slaughtering prices on them. Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 350 ; regular price 65c. Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 6oc ; regular price $1.00. Extra fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at Soc ; regular price $ i.5o. These goods are of an extra fine quality and handsome shades , and arc worth fully the rcg * ular prices stated above. above.NECKWEAR. . Another immense purchase just made. We have bought the entire stock of Tccks made by one of the leading manufacturers in the country. There are about 500 dozen ; all this season's novelties , and we shall almost give them away. We have classified them into three grades : 350 , 450 and 656. Remember , these are all high grade goods , and the prices we quote represent just one-quarter of what such qualities would sell at regular retail prices. - * " One of the season's choicest offerings in the Shoe Department is the following : Russet Low Shoes , excellent stock , solid leather throughout , at $1.40. They are worth fully $2.50 ; and Russet High Cut Lace Shoes at $1.75 , positively worth $3.00. In Men's and Boys' Shoes you will not find anywhere such values as we are offering , and wo keep only shoes from reliable makers , such as we can recommend and as we can guarantee. In our basement we offer as large a line of Trunks and Traveling Bags of all descriptions aa you can find in this city. Our prices for these goods will astonish you. Mail orders solicited. Samples of cloth with rules for measuring sent to any address. Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , So long ; as "Men O may come and Men may go , " it behooves us to help them to be well dressed. To this end we continue to offer for their in spection an excellent assortment of Men's Clothing , including O' O everything that is new nobby and durable. A full line of Men's tr.ousers of first-class fit , make and material Make Your Selection liarly , NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT. GOFDMAN DItUG CO. , 1110 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. A rrcnta discharge ! from Uio urinary org cg tn cltber tex in 48 liaurc. It U euperlar to Copalta , Cubcb , or tnoo- ] tloni , amirco Iron ll ted imcU or otter jnwavcnfcncvj , T , * SANTA L-MIDY "ff Cipiulu , oUcti b r tu name In ' ltfr without wMfh neat fcr itinuia t 100 Grand Lottery of Juarez. Under the Management of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING \ Will take place In public at the CITY OH1 JUAItHZ ( formerly I'aso del Nortel. Motlca - N WEDNESDAY , JUNE 28th , 1S9O. Umloi the personal snporvlsfon ol S. and Mil. CAMIU ) ARGIIRM.r,1) ) . llio former n Runtlcmnii of such prominence In the United States that his presence ulono I MittleluiitKuanuiteo to the public that the drawing will bo hold with < < ti lot horn-sty und fair ness to all , und the latter ( the Supervisor of the .Uovloau Goveiiiment ) U oC equal stiimlina and Integiity. CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO. Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6OOOO , TicketsI WHOLE TICKETS , K HALF TICKETS. . $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS , $1 , LIST OK Pli.lii.LilS. 1 Prize of Approximation Frlzei. $60,000 $60,000 , , 100 I'rlzoi of fiiOiMcli t s.fKXJ I I'rlzcof lOWil . - > ] 0OcM IOJ l'rl/ui of .10 e.ich .lirjO 1 I'tizecf I . .4j ( 100 1'rlioa of ! t1 u.ieli S.500 ri Prizes of lim ( w.cll 3XH ( Terminal Prizes. 10 I'rlzuiuf iOO I'.icll 2 , < W ) r/i'iTcrmlniils to $ i > 0UO < ) l'rloof $ .11 oicli. . . . III.OW 143 I'rlzu'of ' IUU PHCll 6KX ( ) 6'jy Tornilnali tu jlU.tAKI 1'iko of SIU uacli. . . . ! > , 'M HI ) I'rlzcj of 61 cntli , & .UUO i'JU I'rUes at M cacli , . . . 7,600 1014 Prizes amountlns to $125,070 Wo tlio iimlcrilcnoil lierchy certify that tlio llanco If any tlckot rtr.iwlnza prlio li innt tn the imilor- Nnrlonnl of Moxlco In Clilliiinlmn lint on itepoilt FlKniMl , ItH fncu valui ) will I" ' nill etcU anil rumltloil ( rum tlio Mexican International llnnkliiK Comji my , to the ownur tliuruof fti'u ' of Hiuruo tlio iH'CL'nar ) fiiihls to Kiiainnli'o the iNiynicnt of till 1:110n : II lliiDssnV. thr rrliei ilruiui In tliu ( iianil lottery of .lunru/ . I'reslilcnt Kl I'niu National II ink , HI I'aio. Tot \Vofiirllior curtffy that wo wIII sujicrvl uall llio ar- j\ai3N PS w N-riii ) . rnnenents ! , anil In pcr'nn nian.iKu anil control all I'orclub tnlut , or any ollior Inform.itlun , wrllo to tlipilnwlniti of till' Lottery , anil that tliu ruii3 are tlio nnilersluncil st.itliu your a > Mrn. " cluirly , with lOiiiliiLtuil with hoiiLMiy. falrnou anil In gooil faltli Statt ) . County , Street an I Number. .Moro raplil null towards all pintle * . clullvery will ho uiiurwl by your oncloshiK an envoi * JOUJ-i S. MOSnY. Commissioner. opo Im irliu your full adih-usi. UAMU.O AmiuKi.MjM , MU.XIOAN iNTEHNAriONAr , IJANKIMI CJO , Sunoi visor for the ( jovurnmont. Olty ot JUUIOA Muxlorx Pcnd remittances for tickets by ordinary letter , containing Money Onion . , , issued by all Kxpiess Uomuaiiltu , New VurU i\ehange , Hank Uiafloi I'ostiU Note. Adclis all ri'Khtcied lettcisto MLiXIOAN JN'riilRNA'riONA.lA BANKING CO. , GiLtj -Juarez. . Mexico , via Lil ljaso. Tex. MAX MEYER & Jewelers and Silversmiths , SIXTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS , - OMAHA , Nin. ; We Invite particular attention to our Inrgo variety of arti cles appropriate for Wedding Presents at POPULAR PRICES. Solid Sttrllns Silverware , single pieces or In sets , combinations , &c. , from $2 up to SO00. Fine Quadruple Silver-plated Ware , in now and elegant designs , embracing about everything known to the trade in both Hat and hollow ware , BO low in price that wo dare not name the figures , being only about HALF OUU FOHM- EttPUICES. Lamp-a , Toilet Sots , Candelabra , Ilronzo Ornaments , Mirrors , besides the largobt a uortment oi Clocks to bo found west of Ghlcazo , from $1 up to $ SOO- ILindbomo Mantel Clocks at $0 , $7.00 , $10 , $16 , otc. , with half-hour btrtlco attachment , cathedral congs , UQ. Diamonds , Watches , and Rich Gold Jew elry at Greatly Reduced Prices. g at Lowest Rates and All Work Fully Warranted.-
