Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , WEDNESDAY. JUNE 11 , 1890.
THE CITY.
The county commissioners will not bo-
Rln tholr sltlinL' ns n board of equaliza
tion until next Monday.
John Iloodlott , a desor.tcr from Port
Sully , S. D. , wns landed In the city jail.
Today ho will journey northward In
company with two Boldlcrs.
Lovl Anderson was brought to Omaha
yesterday from Kails City by Deputy
United States Marshall Ilopflnger ,
charged with Boiling liquor to Indians.
Monday night was the regular meeting
night of the board of trade , but the
presentation of Hamlet at Boyd's by an
eminent Omaha jurist proved too much
for lh members and a quorum could not
bo scoured.
Lcvl Crawl , living at Oil South Twen
ty-ninth avenue , tiled Monday after
noon and this morning his remains were
taken to his former homo at Oxford , Pa.
Ills son , Frank Crawl , Is an attache of
Fuller's pharmacy.
Dick RIley Is charged with resisting
an olllcer , by Olllcor O'Gorman. Illley
Is n midget about four feet In height and
the court olllccrs think that the resist
ance came when O'Gorman tried to put
him In his pocket to wait for the wagon.
Miss KHziv Crayno , who works at the
.Omaha house and rooms at . ' 110 North
Sixteenth , was robbed last night. She
claims a thief entered her room and
Btolo a jacket valued at 811 , besides
numerous other articles.
Nathan Barnhart of Liberty and II.
Fender of Boo , this state , were before
Judge Dundy yesterday afternoon , both
charged with belling liquor without
first having secured authority so to do.
The men plead guilty and were each
fined $2o and costs.
Thin nnd Impure lilooil is mntle rich nnd
t nlthful by taking Hood's'Snrsnpiivilln. It
area scrofula , suit rheum , all blood disorders.
ItlrkluuiHcr's AHUlavltH.
Mr. nirhhnuscr , the star actor in Mr.
ICopald's nfllduvit printed yesterday , tele
phoned Tin : Uii : : yesterday afternoon , asking
If coiinter-nflldnvlts would bo admitted to the
columns or this paper. Uti to the hour when
the forms wore closed Ulrlthausnr's ' iillldnvits
had not been received.
AVcstcrii Art Aflsoclntion.
The last regular meeting of the association
before vacation will bo this evening nt the
Llningpr gallery. An interessing miscella
neous programme has been provided. All
members of the ussoeiiisiou and all lovers of
art arc invited.
Merchants' hotel , Omaha. Rates , $2
and $ . ' ! per day. Nat. Brown , proprietor.
Ira 1 * . Iligby , manager.
JOU'H Mouth.
Joe Tier's big distillery scheme , as reported
In Associated Press dispatches , is quite a
revelation to that gentleman's friends in this
city. Ills brother , P. E. Her , Is out of town ,
but parties who handle his business say that
ho is not Interested with Joe and knows noth
ing about the dell. ;
To lie Mnrrloil.
Miss Minnie Ilothschlld of this city Is to be
married this evening at 5 o'clock in the
Temple of Israel , by Habbl Uosenau , to
Louis Ilorzog of Sioux City. A reception
will be held at the Metropolitan club from
to 11 o'clock.
Pears' is the purest and best soap ever made.
GeeK ( o the Merchants.
E. A. Fitzgerald , formerly clerk at the
UarUer , has taken a position as chief cleric at
the Morehants' tinder Manager Illgby , J.V. .
Qenatp , the former cleric , having resigned.
Mr. Fitzgerald Is an experienced hotel man ,
anil will doubtlessly prove n valuable acqui
sition to the Merchants' staff , which has just
been reorganized under Mr. Ira Highly.
Nothing to lie Ijcnrned.
As all the Union Pacific oulcials , except
Mr. Kimball , who would bo likely to know
about tlio Oreg6n Short Line bond deal , re
ported from Boston yesterday , are out of town ,
nothing could bo learned. Mr. Kimball had
no information to give. Moosrs. Adams
Ames and Holeomb are in Fort Worth , Tex.
today.
New Con'cs House , Ivnn. City.
Absolutely lire proof. Finest and largest
hotel In Kansas City. Unexcelled in its ap
pointments.
This Prowler .Tailed.
The man Rhodes , who was caught prowlIng -
Ing about the corridors of the Murray hotel ,
was given thirty days In the countv jail. Ifo
was charged with vagrancy , but the police
are of the opinion that , if they could get at
Ills history , ho would bo proven a man with u
record in more than ono polieo court. Ho
tells half a dozen different storiss about him
self.
_
AVilllain Clicsoliro AVantetl.
A f tcr working several months for n position
In the federal ofllces at Washington , William
Chesebro suddenly loft his homo nt Sioux
City two weeks ago. and since that time ho
hf.s not been seen. Yesterday Chief Seavey
received a telegram from the chief of police
of Sioux City , requesting him to search
Omaha for the younginan and notify him that
the position Is awaiting his arrival.
Kutitleil to the Best.
All are entitled to the best that their money
will buy , so every family should have , at
mice , a bottle of the best family remedy ,
Syrup of Figs , to cleanse the system when
costive or bilious. For sale in GUc and ? 1.00
bottles by all leading druggists.
It WJIH Ills Xcplicw.
The report that C. 1J. Gurney , the Snundcrs
street druggist had been diowued in Lalco
Michigan Is incorrect. Mr. Gurney returned
to the city Sunday alive and well. The mis
take nroso from the fact that a telegram had
been sent to him during his absence from his
former homo In Wisconsin. His clerk opened
It and reading "Gurnoy was drowned yester
day , ' supposed that It referred to his em
ployer. Hut It didn't. ' The "Gurnoy" re
ferred to wiw Gurney Wilder , a nephew of
the druggist , who was lost in the lake last
Saturday.
Pu/zonl's complexion powder Is universally
known and everywhere esteemed as the only
powder that will Improve the complexion ,
c-railleato tan freckles , and all skin diseases.
A Well Dcsorvoil TrllitKc.
OMAHA , Juno 10. To the Ucnevolcnt As
sociation of Paid Firemen : Enclosed llml
cheek for H ) for your valuable services in
Having our building from llro this morning.
Yours truly , M. C. Pm-r.iis ,
For ileinls Omaha on if company.
OMAHA , Juno 10. To Mr. M. C. Peters * for
Bonds bag company : Money received. Ac
cept the thanks of the Ucnevolcnt Association
of Paid Fremcn. Yours ,
U. P. DuAiii ) , Scc'y.
O'Connor'H Will.
Bishop O'Connor's will was Hied for pro
bate yesterday. After directing the payment
of all debts the following bequests nro made :
Woodstock college of HaUimoro countr ,
Maryland , fV00 ' , being the sum given the
deceased In personal gifts by frlciuU In Phila
delphia ; S500 to his private secretary , A. M.
Colaneri , and f.10 to ouch of those who were
Ills domestic servants at the time of his death.
The remainder ho bequeaths to Hlshop Cos-
Brovo of Davenport , In. , to bo hold In trust
until u successor to the deceased shall bo np-
polutcd. lllshop Cotigrovo Is made executor
with a bond ,
The will boars the date of February 6 , tSS" ,
nnd Is witnessed by J. Glauber of Oimilu and
M , A. Kennedy of Lincoln.
Adolf Lalloz , " carriage manufacturer , 110
Carroll Street , Dudiilo , X Y , states ? I was
troubled with nausea of the sterna * h , si' ' .c
icutluclio anil general debility , UurUocU
Dlood UlUcrs turud wo ,
IlAIMtOAI ) HEADS.
They Ilest Very Uncailly Upon Very
Jinny 8liottlilcr .
Rumors of more changes nil the Union
Pacific headquarters. Everybody seems to
bo In drcnd of losing his place. Those who
felt safe before General Manager Dlckcnson'a '
fall would not now bo surprised to Imvo their
own heads drop without a moment's '
warning.
"I would sdvlso nny man working for the
Union Pacific , " said a prominent citizen , "to
keep his eye on the lookout for another Job.
You can't tell ono mlntito what Charles
Francis Adams will do the next.
"Dlckcnsou was discharged without cause ,
nnd I can tell you , too. that Adams' treatment
of him has created u strong feeling In this
community.
"Tho constantly unsettled condition of
affairs in Union Pacific circles keeps every
body more or less agitated. There is so much
uncertainty that It extends to and affects
business interests. "
The latest rumor has It that there will
sooner or later be nu eruption In the gcnor.il
freight department. It is openly stated by
parties who claim to have reliable informa
tion that General Traflle Manager Mellon
will bo the very next man to walk the chalk- ,
line. Those who uro on the Inside , however ,
declare they know there Is no foundation for
the statement. Nevertheless , recent develop
ments look very strange.
"Why should Adams call Tobbctts out on
the road with him to talk about freight mat
ters instead of Mellcn or Munroe , unless
there is something In the wind I" inquired
one interested Individual.
"t know , " ho continued , " .the officers may
stick up for Mellcn. hut , mind what I tell
you , that's only a blind. Ho was entirely too
thick with McKibbon to stay hero long.
"They may tell you that ho apologized to
Holcomb , promised to hereafter bo loyal , nnd
got his salary raised , but there's nothing
in It. Look out for bigger sensations than
nny thing wo Imvo yet had. They nro com
ing. I have some doubts about Brlnkcrhoff
succeeding Dlckenson. He is n rood manbut
the train men on his division don't take very
kindly to him. I heard n conductor remark
in the most significant manner yesterday :
'Dickcnson goes July 1. Wo will quit about
the Una. It would bo very
unfortunate , of course , to have
anything serious happen on account of Dick-
enson's removal because ho has a friendly
feeling for the road and all the boys on it.
"Ucsseguio , general manager of the Moun
tain division , may bo transferred to Omaha.
If ho is , I would not bo surprised to sco Bob
Baxter elevated to the position now hold by
him at Salt Lake. "
Xot Pleased with the Scheme.
Local traffic men are not pleased with the
Interstate Commerce commission's request
that rates from the Missouri river to Chicago
bo reduced from 20 to 17 cents per hundred.
Mr. Kimball of the Union Pacific says thnt
tariffs nro lower now than before known , con
sequently another , nnd what must if made bo
a permanent reduction , would , in his opinion ,
lower the earning power below what the
roads MH stand. It is unfortunate , ho thinks ,
that the commission should bo called upon
when rates are on a war rate basis to recom
mend that they bo reduced ! J cents more.
A Newspaper Excursion.
Next Saturday the B. & M. will send a
party of Onriha and Lincoln newspaper men
out on an excursion of the northwest line of
that road , to Newcastle , Wyo. , nnd Hot
Springs , Dak. The purpose of this trip is to
give the public at largo some informa
tion about the development of that
far away. region , tlio coal interests ,
the now road that is being built , summer re
sort improvements and news In general. The
party will have a special Pullman car at its
disposal and cverthing necessary for an eu-
Joynblo time.
A Finn Special Train.
General Agent Phillippl of the Missouri
Pacific has arranged to send out ono of the
finest special trains today that ever left
Omaha for the accommodation nnd comfort of
those who go from Nebraska to the national
convention of Christian Endeavor association
at St. Louis. Among those who have booked
for berths are S. U. Bond , chairman of the
state union ; A. W. Lane , secretary : Miss
Comlu Philbrick , secretary of the Omaha
union ; Thco P. Cramer , C. R. Wilson and
II. S. Bird. The train is scheduled to leave
the Webster street depot nnd will be com
posed entirely of Pullman palace cars.
An Kxoiirsioti Party.
Gardner M. Lane , second vice president of
the Union Pacific , and daughter , Boston ; Ed
mund Smith , president Of the Oregon Kail-
way & Navigation company , Philadelphia ;
Ellenton P. Whitney nnd Miss Constance
Whitney , Milton , Mass. , are in the city en
ronto west. They nro on a pleasure tour and
will take In all the Pacific coast attractions.
Notes nnd I
Superintendent Jayues of the Omaha & St.
Paul railroad went to Sioux City yesterday
morning.
General Manager Holdrego of the B. & M.
and General Superintendent Hughes of the
Elkhorn went west on the latter line of road
by special car yesterday morning.
Tickets at lowest rates and superior
accommodations via the great Rock Is
land route. Ticket ofllco , 1002 Six
teenth and Furmun streets , Omaha.
ANDICHSOX'S HEPOHT.
Another Commissioner Undertakes to
Olvo It Ventilation.
"I sco nothing whatever In Mr. Anderson's
minority report regarding the final wind-up
of the new county hospital matter , " said
Commissioner O'Keeffo yesterday morning ,
"but nn utterly groundless bid for votes.
The whole point of his report is
that ho asserts the records show
less than ? 1,000 duo on the hospital building.
The assertion is almost too silly to bo noticed
when nearly everybody knows there nro four
distinct records kept , and always have been ,
of every dime paid out by the commissioners.
First Is the voucher , then the warrant issued
by the county clerk , the cash register of the
county treasurer , and fourth the returned
warrant. And these very best of records in
the world nro now in Douglas county's vaults
for every cent that has ever been expended.
' 'Tho Clmrles-Hoss assertion which ho
makes is worse than silly , it is idiotic. The
commissioners' records show that Ross was
appointed at a salary of SUM ) per month ns Inspector
specter of the retaining wall around the court
house , and that as soon as that was douo ho
was again retained as superintendent of the
btono basement tit tlio now hospital building. "
A N'oted Month.
Keolnik , In. , Democrat : August , 188" ,
was n noted month. It gave extreme heat
and extreme cold , the results of which were
disastrous to the public health. Cases of
colic , cholera morbus and diarrhoea were
abundantand thorowcronumcrous calls at ( ho
drug stores far ChuniDorlaln's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Hemody. Druggists of this
city tell us that this remedy has been more
frequently called for during the past month
than any other preparation , nnd that it has
proven a panacea for the very worst cases.
Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Hemedy Is a meritorious medicinal prepara
tion for nil summer complaints for which It Is
recommended , and grows In popularity in
this city and vicinity. These sales are in
creasing rapidly , and wonderful cures are re
ported.
THOSE GIIADINU CONTUACTb.
They Will llo Carried Out UH Origi
nally Intended.
The grading contracts which were let by
the board of public works last Saturday will
bo curried out as originally intended.
Away down In ono corner of the city treas
ury a JIUlo wad containing about f 10,000 has
been discovered nnd turned Into the general
fund. Somebody happened to think that city
warrants are never drawn for more than W )
jwr cent of the U < vy each year , leaving u bal
ance of 10 per cent , which Is counted on 113
bollix non-collectable. As the years go by.
however , this amount Is gradually collected
luut forms a surplus.
Acting on this Idf a n search was made
through the books of the treasurer nnd comp-
trolli r yt sterility , which resulted In Ihuiing
the uiiumut of * lO.OOO which hud been uccu-
ululating during the period from IfcOO to
1830. This sum was turned Into the general
fund nnd the board of public works was noti
fied that the contracts for grading might bo
signed , ns there wus money to pay for the
work.
Accordingly the contracts were signed yes
terday nnd the work will proceed.
A great deal of comment was heard around
the court house last evening when this fact
became known. Several gentlemen thought
it a strange proceeding thnt as largo an
amount as f 10,000 could bo on the books of
the city and nobody know anything about it.
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
is only put up in largo two-ounce tin boxes ,
nnd is nn absolute euro for all sores , bums ,
wounds , clinpjwd hands nnd nil skin eruptions ,
Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask
for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
S5 ! cents per box by mall 30 cents
TUB IllVKIl APPJUOPiUATION.
That Now Available Will Ho Exhausted
lit a Kc\v Days.
The rumor that Kansas City is laying her
plans to capture the lion's share of the Upper
Missouri appropriation Is not very seriously
considered by the resident engineer , Mr. Pot
ter. This gentleman has no doubt that Kan
sas City would accept any amount of money
offered but doubts that she can get nny right
fully belonging to Omaha or any other point
along the river.
The work being done above Omaha is rap
idly eating up the present appropriation. By
the end of the present month , more money
will bo required or the work must cense.
The amendment to the river and harbor bill
proposed by Senator Paddock provides for nn
appropriation of $15,000. This , the engineer
thinks , would bo about right and would com
plete the work. _
Miles' Ncrvo and Ijivor Pills.
An important discovery. They act on the
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new principle. They speedily
cure bllllousncss , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles nnd constipation. Splendid for men ,
women nnd children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest , yo doses for 25 cents. Samples free
nt Kuhu & Co.'s 15th and Douglas.
A TOUCHING SCI2M3. .
Had Her Little Itoys Committed to n
Ilonso of ItcftiKC.
Mrs. Annie Smith , a middle-aged
woman , and her thrco young sons , aged
ton , eight and six , years respectively , fig
ured in a sad scene in the mayor's ollleo in
St. Louis tlio other morning. She led the
three boys , all bright ana neatly dressed
children , in the ollleo and asked to Imvo
them committed to the house of refugo.
She said that her husband was sick and
tumble to work by reason of his habits ,
and that she had a young child and was
compelled to work herself she could not
take care of the boys , says the Post Dis
patch. When Sergeant MeGrew began
to question her she became indignant ,
and showed a disinclination to answer
him. When she was given to under
stand the boys would not bo taken olT
her hands by the city unless she gave
the information sought , she materially
altered her tone.
When the little fellows were turned
over to a big policeman for removal to
the house of refuge the building rang
with their cries and appeals to their
mother to snvo them. The crowd in the
olfico attracted by the cries of the little
fellow was touched by the scene , but if
Mrs. Smith was moved to nny great ex
tent she exorcised a masterly control
over her feelings.
The now offices of the great Rock Is
land route , 1G02 , Sixteenth and Farniun
street , Omaha , are the finest in the city.
Call and see them. Tickets to all points
east at lowest rates
The TiOiififcllow Family.
The most interesting spot in Cam
bridge is the old Longfellow house ,
where Miss Longfellow , the eldest
daughter , and Rev. Samuel Longfellow ,
the brother of the poet , now live , says
the Boston Gazette. The house looks
exactly as it did in the old days when
the great poet received his friends with
sweut and gentle courtesy. His spirit
seems to haunt the rooms and halls , mid
will bo over present to those who had
the privilege of his friendship. The two
younger daughters , Mrs. Richard IT.
Dana and Mrs. Joseph G. Thorpe , jr. ,
have built houses adjoining tlio old es
tate , so that the Longfellow sisters live
side by side , in the order of primogeni
ture. Across Brattle street is the little
park named in honor of the dead poet.
It was an appropriate idea that the va
cant land over which LoncrfollowJe eyes
often wandered as ho looked from his
windows should remain free to tlio in
habitants of Cambridge as n memorial
of him. _ .
Perfection in Artificial Ilmls.
ThoPittsbnrg ( Pa.artillcial ) limb company ,
of IH ) ! ) Penn avenue , Is fast winning fame and
popularity on its merits. For lightness , com
fort and durability their artificial limbs ex
cel all others , Every member of the llrm is
himself n wearer of an artificial leg. They
know by experience what is needed and how
best constructed ; and by constantly improv-
img defects they have arrived at n high state
of perfection , Tlusir prices nro reasonable
for the superior work they produce. Dr. J.
W. Thompson is the manager of the company ,
and has had a long practical experience in this
lino.
An Old Misapplication.
When Frauloln Brauno came to this
country she discovered that she had not
yet mastered English us it is spokpn ,
though she had fatudied her English
grammar carefully. "Ach yes , I shall
remember , , " HIO said , "this window
above the door is the transom the
transom. I did know that word. And
you call this a register ? Yes , I shall
learn that name. " Not long nftor the
dignilied German lady astounded some
visitors by asserting , k > O no , I Imvo not
found this country cold. I have been
very comfortable. I sit all day with my
feet over the transom. "
lt auporloroxrollcnca proven In million' of tiom < n
for innrotlmn 11 quarter of n eoiitury It U mod l > y
thu Unlti-d ijtntvi liuvurninont. KmtorHod hy tlio
lu'nds of thn grant lliuvurjlllo-i. AH tlio Struliuoit ,
l'urc t nml Miut llcnllhfnl. Dr 1'rlco'a rrunni llak-
Inu I'uwdor , iloea nut cuntalu uniinonlu , lliuu ur
uluni. Snlil < inlr In rntiv
I'HU'K IIAKI.NII I'UWDKK co. ,
Nuw York L'lilvnuu. H.m Kruncl cu. Kt.I.oult
Six Days Vol.
The olllcos of the Kuropoim sttill of
Gonniui untl Knt'lbh tloctors , 1009 Doug-
Ins street , tire crowtlcil every tiny. Hut
alx iluys rointiln to these who wish free
Ecrvluu for three months nnd iilrcatly
1,700 piitlunts were rccolvcil , 420 won )
not uccojitotl bccituso Incurublo. The o
doctors nro deulliit' generously with our
people. C'liturrh nnd ( tittirrhul ilenfncs-s
positively enroll by their Uenunn cu-
turrh tfcutmouU
Save Your Hair
B Y ft tlmolytisoof Aycr's Hair Vigor.
This propnratlbn Ims no cqunl ns n
dressing. It kcep the scalp clcnn , cool ,
nnd healthy , nml preserves tlio color ,
fullness , nnd bounty of the Imlr.
, " I wns rnplilly becoming bnlJ nnd
prny ; but tiftor ttslng two or thrco
bottles of Ayor'a Ifnlr Vigor my Imlr
grew thick nnd plusny nnd the original
color \vns restored. " Mulvlu Alurlch ,
Cauann Uoutre , N. II.
" Sonic tlino npo 1 lost nil my Imlr In
consequence of iiicnslcs. After duo
waiting , no new growth nppearcd. I
then used Aycr's Hair Vigor and my
linlr grew
grewThick
Thick and Strong.
It luxs nppnrontly como to ntny. The
Vlpor Is evidently n great aid to nature. "
J. B. Williams , iMorcavlllo , Texas.
"I Imvo us"d Ayur's Hnlr Vigor for
the pant four or II vo ycnrs and find it a
most satisfactory dressing for the Imlr.
It is nil I could desire , being harmless.
causing the Imlr to retain its natural
color , nnd requiring hut n small quantity
to render thu hair easy to nrrange. "
Mrs. M. A. lialloy , U Charles street.
Ilnvorliill , Mass.
11 1 have been using Aycr's ITalr Vigor
for several years , nud bellevo thnt It has
caused my Imlr to rotnln its natural
color. " > frs. 11. J. King , Dealer in
Dry Goods , &c. , Ulshopvllle , Md.
I rilEPJUlED BT
Or. J. C. Aycr & Co. , Lowell , Mass.
Sold by DrufgUtonnJ Pcrfumcu.
CALIFORNIA
T1UJ1 LAND 01 ?
DISCOVERIES.
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tATARRH
AillFJIMEMQKo4
Santa : Abie : and : Cat : R : Cure
I'orbulu by Goodman Uruic Co.
Extract of Beef.
Makes the purest , cheapest anil best lleef Tea
Finest moat flavoring stock Cor Soups.
Sauces uud Made Dishes.
One poundof Kxtrnetof llecf equal to forty pounds
ot lo.ill bocf , or the vuluo of about J7.10.
Genuine only with
Justus rou Lloliig's
signature tis shown
WHICH WILL YOU HAVE ?
Light Weight
-OR
Heavy Weight ?
WE HAVE THEM BOTH.
Nowadays , it is wiser to
regulate one's wardrobe by
the thermometer rather than
the almanac.
If the morning is sultry ,
you are sure to need heavy
trousers by evening , and
vice versa.
To meet the demand of
our varying season , we carry
a full supply for hot days or
cool.
cool.A
A specialty in extra trous
ers. You can afford to be
comfortable.
Near Newport , K. I.
OportwVoiluotiil.iij Juno ' _ ! U.
A ilelliilitful > unnner iK'im f T rntmliei Ampin
t ; rou lid nway | c ' I I'crir t 'iiame ' tine wati.-
llno view. . I" ail"U uiul tliii'V ; At r i r II. ait
Ht 1'r iHdenc" . It 1 Alter Jimo 'I II t
cut , is'imyvrl , U , 1. u , l baJcr ,
DEADWOOD , S. D , , May 22th , 1890.
NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY , Omaha , Neb. :
Dear Sirs : My suit of clothes came last night in good shape. I thank you ever so much. I am
more than satisfied with my bargain , They fit .just as nice as if they had been made to order in
this city. I will do what I can to advertise your house. I have shown two of my chums the suit , they
were surprised and said they intended to write to you at once , Shall order my fall or winter suit and
overcoat from your house. Thanking you for the fair treatment I have received at your hands and
wishing you good success and prosperity , I remain , very respectfully ,
THEODORE BLAND , Deadwood , S. D.
The above is a copy.of a letter just received it speaks for itself. "Wo
have dozens of them of a similar nature. They all come unsolicited ,
Our mail order department has assumed enormous proportions. Wo
supply thousands of customers from a distance and have saved them
considerable money. We send samples of cloth and measuring blanks.
Our instructions for measuring are very simple , and in nine cases out of
ten insure a good fit. Our goods are sent with privilege of examin
ing and trying on , and if they are not in every way satisfactory , you
need not take them , so you run no risk in ordering. We also fill orders
for Hats , Shoes and other Furnishings.
Clearance Sale of Boys' Suits !
The season is nearing toward the end and we now commence to clear
out our Boys' Suits. The finest must go first , and we announce heavy
reductions to make them move fast. Extra fine knee pant Suits of wide
wale all worsted goods , in light and dark shades , formerly selling at
$8.SO and $7.9O , reduced to $6.SO. These are of exquisite workman
ship and no finer or better made suits are sold in this city.
Very fine knee pant Suits in beautiful mixtures of worsteds and
cassimeres , formerly selling at $7.2S and $6.7S , reduced to $4.7S.
These are extraordinary values , and we would advise an early call
while the sizes are yet complete , as they will not last long.
In lower priced Boys' Suits \vestill have an immense line. We have
done this season an enormous business in our Boys' Department , and
our buyer has been rather reckless in quantities. You are doing your
self an injustice if you buy a Boy's Suit outside of our house.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
ITR.
ITR.THE
THE SPECIAUST.
Tlio Doctor Is unsurpassed
In tlio trcutiiu'iH of nil
form * of I'llvatc 1
ni'iru successful and none
has find vtrotigcr endorse
ment. j\ cum Is gunrnntcvil in Hieery \\oret caecs
in from 1 tps ilnys wlthiiilttlio Iocs of nu liour'n time.
Those who | ui\o been
under ins treatment for
Strlcturoor illnicully In
relieving the bladder , pronounce It a mod wonder
ful Mirccsf. A complete cure In n few Uuys without
alii. Ins'rutneiila or loj > if jimo.
Andnlwc ) l-
of t h enl
nl orgaiiH
timidity or nervoiifnces , In their worst forms uud
mo t ilreadf-il results nro absolutely cured.
- lB ! IT" iirk And all KKMAI.E
DISEASES cured
nt homo \\lthout
Instruments. A wonderful remedy. HOUUS for
Indies from 2 to 4 ONLY.
and nil Dlsens P3 of the Skin ,
lllood , Ileurt , l.her , Kid
neys nnd liladdcr aired.
Cured In 30 to 10 days. The
most rnpld , cnfo and cffvrt-
l\o treatment linoun to tlio
medical profession. Every tiaro of the disease re
moved from the lilcod : a complete euro guaranteed.
* I'"r "man" "womnii" each lOc
) ffh Ffl or ,
Bit % ( stamps ) . Treatment l > y com. "
twtti' < ur Hpomfonce Stamp fir reply.
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° l'i' ' from S A. M. to 0 P. M.
jjmrnncn on Farmim or Hlh tit. ,
OMAHA. NHB.
Denver , * Lottery
Denver , Colo. ,
Capital Prize $7,500.
TICICHTS , CO CKXTS KAC1I.
$26,370 PAID EACH MONTH.
BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES.
Address B.1J , R1IODUS ,
DENVER. - COLORADO.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
Biwclflo for Myttcrl .niizlnoMFt ! > , l.'i'iirnlBJa. Wnlre.
fulnctx , Mental l < cpiv iloii , Hiifttnlnir of thu Hrnln.ru *
rulHnit In ln , " " > "y " "d l 'Hn to mliery ilwav ar..I
ilnth , Pri'iiiifiuro Old ARK. linrrcnnrs * . l.on or rower
In either er. Involuntary l.oiien. mi'l HpiTinatorrluiM
caimil by ovurcxurtlo.t of the ( train , fcelf-i tui'O ur
oier-lntlmjfenco. ach box con tain * ono month'M tioAt.
ment tlalmi , r U for l > , tent liy inniliireimM.
Wllli eitrli iinler for tlx lioiea , will tcml purchaser
piarantco to rormul monrv If Iho tri-airm nt fplU to
i Ui'1 ' . " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " * - l-l < lily tv
GOFDMAN DUUQ TO. .
1110 ITaruam Ktrcut , Oinulia , Nob.
r.XQttai-i
1.1 ALL THE WOHLU THERE IS HUT UNE CURE
DR , HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It c n kc l en In u 'Urf ofDllie ur leu. or lu or.
tlrlft uf ruuU. without tiio knowledge ol the pailent
It neoesurjr. It t * abiolutclr lnrmU-in aim will nect
nerminent nd ipeody cure , wliclhcr thei yatiput i
amoder4ioarlnkerorau looholiowreoX. ITNKM.U
f'AM.s. It operate > 10 quititly > i ) < l wltb such ctr-
taincyllut the intlent unJorsocs no Inconvenience ,
nd uro hi 13 aware , liU complete roformitlou la
eMocteil. 48 naeobooliot particular * tree. To tic had ol
HUItN It CO. . 15th & Uouk'lu , Uthb CunuugUla.
f / Trade luiiplind by 1JLAKE , ] JltUC It CO . and
llICllAUDsdiH DUUO CO. Omaha. _
C\ ' | ' | | | | K fan bo etirt'it In : \ > to W < Uiy
Oil llll.Uy \ | | , , u of to | , limrVolollh MltlttO
Itcrneilj. I.VjOUU for vuia It will nut cure. 1AL-
TION to K l lliHt'i'iiuluo rtiuivdy.Vrlio ur cull ua
1. C Junlyii. 'JU1J lluiney htrout. Umalm Nubruakit.
1'ice I I'll/I /
Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Mnnacement.of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES
'
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will talto plnco In public at the OITY QV JUAUEZ ( forinorly I'aso clul Norto ) . Mexico
WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25th , 1S9O.
Umlor the personalsupcrvlsfnn ot GEN. JOillX S. MOSRY , ami MU.CAMILO AUdUELLEJ ,
the former a Rontlcinan of Huoli promlnoneo In the United Slates thiit Ills presence iilnno l
KiilIlfientcuarantL'o to the puhllu that the dr.iwlnsis will Im holil with strict liunmty mill 'air-
ni'ss to all , uiul the lattortho ( Supurvisur of the Moxluan Quvuraiuun'j U of uiiuul atanuliiir
and lutcgrlty.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $ GOOOO.
Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6O.OOO TidcetsI
WHOLE TICKETS , $4 ; HALF TICKETS. . $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS , $1. $
LxIST OP
1 Prize of $60,000 $ 1 Approximation Frlzos.
, . $60,000 $ , inn Prlzpi of t M each
'rlroof lO.linn . . ; . . lO.OOO 10) ) I'rl/.ej of 'M rach 3.01
1 'rlruof 6UX ) . | i.uuu IUU Prizes of 25 oifli :
8 I'lUccof l.WJU ciich . 3.1XX ) Terminal Prizes.
10 Prizes of -JOJ eneli . 2 , ( J JTOTcnnlnnUto WiO.UJO 1'rlio of $ 'J o.icli
Ml'rlrosof 100 cncli . 6IW ) SUUToriuliials to J10.UJU Trite of } 1U uiich
1001'rlzciof Wench . 6.000
ZWl'rlicaot W ) cncli . 7ttK ) 1014 Prizes amountlns to $ ia&o73
Vfa tlio unrtrrslnnea hereby certify that tlio Haneo If nny llckr-t drawing a prlio li ont to the nmlor-
Nnrlonal of Moxleo In I'hlliuuhua hni on deposit Bljjno.l. . Iti fneo viiliio will ho colluotuil and rumlUol
from the .Mexican International llnnklns Company , to tlio owner thereof freuof chtirici * .
thu nccesnnry funds to Runr.intco the payment of ull KlKIAlt II. IIIIIINMIN' ,
the prizes ilruwn In the liiunil Lottery of .Inure * . Presidential Pine National llrink , I'.l P.iso. Tot
Wo further certify that wo will suporvlso all tlio nr- /UlKN'Pd WANTRIJ.
rnripementfl , nml In person mnniiKO unit control nil Far club rutai , or any other Information , wrllo I *
lliedr'iwlnit'of this Lottery , anil thnt this rninio are tlinnnilcriiluiiait. ( tntlnu your iidilru" clo.irly , wltfi
conducted with honesty , fulruosa anil In KUOI ! fultu Stnlo. County , atroet and Nuinbor. Miiro rapid mall
towards ull pnrllen , delivery will boiuiurod liy your encloJlim an envoi-
JO11K B. MOSriY. Commissioner. oi'o Imirlnn your full nildroii. „
CA.MII.O Amiuui.r.KH , MEXICAN iNruuNATioNAt , IIANKINII Oo. ,
Supervisor for the ( Jiovurnmont. Oily of Juariu , Muxlco.
Si-nil remittances for tickets y ordinary letter , contalnlim Money Order ,
iFMicd by all Express Companies , New York Exchange , llanlc IJniftor I'ostaa
Note. Address all registered letters to
MLiXICXAJM INTlilI-iNA.TIONJS.lA BANKING CO. .
Glly ofJuarez. . Mexico , via lill ljuso. Tox.
MAX MEYERBRO. .
Jewelers and Silversmiths ,
SIXTEENTH AND FAKNAM STREETS , - OMAHA , NED.
We invlto particular attention to our large variety of arti
cles appropriate for Wedding Presents at
POPULAR PRICES.
Solid Sterling Silverware , slnylo piocea or In sots , combinations , io. , from
$2 up to $500.
Fine Quadruple Sllvor-platett Wnro , in now and elegant designs , ambraolns
about ovorythins known to the trade in both llat and hollow ware , so low in
Price that wo dare not , name the fiuuroJ. bolna only about HALF OUU KOHfil-
ER PRICES.
LampB , Tollot Sots , Candelabra , Uronza Ornaments , Mirrors , besides thu
largest assortment of Cloclta to bo found wast of Chicago , Irom $1 up to $ S < JU-
Handsome Mantel Clocks at $5 , $7.60 , $10 , $16 , olu. , with half-hour btrilcu
attachment , cathedral goiigs , iScc.
Diamonds , Watches , and Rich Gold Jew
elry at Greatly Reduced Prices.
g at Lowest Hales anil All Work Fully Warranted.