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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1890)
8 THE CITY. Bank clonrlnjra yesterday , $917,333.79. Florida wntormolutiH Imve nrrlvod In the city and are being retailed at GO and 7A cents cnch. Oillcer Hloom is mourning the loss of n now Colt'rf revolver that was stolen from his pocket wliilo ho was doing duty at the baseball pnrlc last IMday aftornoon. A soldier named Glnty was arrested by the United States authorities at Fort Otnnhn , charged with the assault upon Lora Zlgler. Ho claims that ho Is en tirely innocent. Frederick Alton , the colored child of parents living at loll ) Cmnlntf street , : ito too many -cont-a-do/.cn bananas Tues day , and. was taken with cholera ami died at 1U : ! this morning' . The Omaha turnvereln Tuesday night appointed Louis Holmrod , Herman Koehlo , William"Stoeekcr , F. llaarman Fred Met-/ , Br.nn < l John Buumor a com mittee to inako arrangements for an ex cursion to West Point on July 20. Tenth street , opposite the IJ. & M. Joiiot , is impassable for teams , graders being tit work on the now tracks. Par ties having occasion to reach the depot sun do so only by way of the Eleventh itrcot viaduct and along Mason-street. A meeting will bo held by the congre gation of the Kountzo Memorial church tonight for the pm-poso of deciding whether a call to the pastorate shall bo extended to Kov. Mr. Turtle of Illinois. Mr. Turtle has preached before the con gregation and the general opinion is that the call will bo issued. Dr. S. U. Patten and J.W. Carr of this city and J. O. Tate of Grand Island leave today to attend the session of the supreme lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Boston on the 17th inst. The delegates from states west of Chicago cage will rendezvous at that city and leave there for Boston Saturday morning in a special car. People In the vicinity of Corby and Twenty-sixth streets are complaining that tlio bridge on the former street , ivhii'h was washed away during the late storm , 1ms not been replaced , so that they are compelled to ford the stream or Co out of their way several blocks. The Board of public works says the street commissioner has been given orders to repair the bridge and it is not known why ho has not done so. Kvcryliotly Knows That nt this season the blood islllloil with im purities , the accumulation of months of close confinement in poorly ventilated stores , work shops mid tenements. Alt these Impurities and every truce or scrofula , salt rheum , or other ilise.isc , may bo expelled by taking Hood's Snrsanurillu , the best blood puriller ever produced. It is tlio only medicine of which " 100 doses one dollar" is true. v Send In Your Pattern. Postmaster Gallagher lias received h circu lar from the postmaster general , addressed to the public , asking for suggestions of pat terns for boxes to bo placed upon residences and business houses in citlea having the free delivery system , for the deposit of mail. This Is to expedite the delivery mid do away with the necessity of can-id's waiting for people to como to doors. Pozzoni's complexion powder is universally known and everywhere esteemed as the only powder that will Improve the complexion , eradicate tan freckles , and nil skin diseases. Ziinnicr In Another Hole. Prank dimmer , who hus presided over the county pharmacy for so long , has gone to manage tlio old Powell drug store on South Thirteenth street , which lias recently been purchased by G. Ml Nattlngor , ox-secretary of the board of trade. J. P. Kckcrs , formerly proscription clerk at tlio Powell store , Is filling Mr. Ziramor's place until the county commissioners mnko permanent arrangements.- I miner has not as yet handed in his resignation. California Cat-ll-Ciirc. The only guaranteed cure for catarrh , cold in the head , liny fever , rose cold , catarrhnl keafni'ss and sore eyes. Hcstoro the sense of taste and unpleasant breath , resulting from catarrh. Easy and pleasant to see. Follow directions and a cure is warranted by all druggists. Send for circular to ABIKTINE MEDICAL COMPANY , Oroville , Cal. Six months' treatment forl : scut by mull , SI. 10. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. Salt Ijnko Stook A number of Union Pacific and Omaha gentlemen are about to establish largo stock yards at Salt Lake City. Among these inter ested nro Thomas L. Kimball , Col. D. C. DodgeV. . C. II. Allen , J. II. McAlvin and John \V. Hodufor. Alien and McAlvin have the scheme in charge , but sny that the nego tiations have not advanced sufllclcntly to sheil much light on the project. About one thousand acres of land outside Salt Lake City have been purchased or leased , on which it is proposed , It is said , to establish the enter prise referred to , _ Miles' NKI-VO anil Ijlvor Pills. An important discovery. They act on the liver , stomach and bowels through the nerves. A now principle. They speedily cure bllliousncss , bad taste , torpid liver , piles and const ! tuition. Splendid for men , women and children. Smallest , mildest , surest. ! W doses for yr cents. Samples free BtlCulm itCo.'s 10th and Douglas. V. M. C. A. Notes. The state secretary , Mr. Nast , led the noon prayer meeting yesterday. Next Monday evening , the monthly mem bers' reception will bo hold. Miss Joinno will bo present and iibsist in the evening's diver- blon. blon.At At the second meeting of the ladies' ath letic class this morning , there were but four members of the class present. Tlio tennis club will have a grand opening of the grounds at Twenty-second and lluruoy streets next Saturday afternoon. George A. Joplin , the now membership secretary , began work today. Nervous debility , poor memory , ililltdencc. sexual weakness , pimplescured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Samples free ut Kulm & Co.'s 15tli and Douglas. _ linrmim'K Traveler. Charles Stowo , the press representative and general p.isscngcr agent of Itanium's big iliow , is In town making preliminary arrange ments for an exhibition some tune In August. Ho tells a very lively and Intcrostlng story of his ojqioi-Icneo In Europe , also about the pi-eat excitement created them by Barman's Immense attraction ; how It simply took Lon don by storm , and what the great newspapers said about It in columns of elaborate editor ials and many other things. In nil his travels , however , Mr. Stowo has not Keen a newspaper ofllco that surrosscs that of An AIiMHiuo Oni-c. The O1UG1NAL AIHET1NK OINTMENT Is only put up In largo two-ounco tin boxes , and Is an absolute euro for all sores , burns , wounds , chapped hands and all skin eruptions Will positively euro all kinds of iiiliw. Ask for the OHlGlNAL ABIKTINE OINT MENT , Sold by Goodman Drug company at 23 cents per box by mall ad cents Attention Traveling Men. All traveling men that wish to take part In dedicating the now burial lot for traveling men only at Forest Lawn cemetery , will meat utM. O , Maul's undertaking establishment on Furnam utrect nt three p. m. sharp , Thurs day the twelfth instant , to take part in the burial ceremonies of Uobort Peyton , follow brother trnveling man , who will bo tlio first to bo burled In tills burial lot. Traveling mon who will take part will please leave no tice at Maul's In the morning so that a sunl- clciit number of carriagaa may bo at service. Mov. Mr. Savldgo will uCleiate , A. M. LYNBMAN. Froo. Sample * of Dr. Miles' Uestoratlvo Nervine at Kulm & fo.'s , 15th and Douglas , cures headache , nervousness , sleeplessness , ueu- * * * * t . JIIKKHAUSHK'.H AFFIDAVITS. It In Quito Mkoly Ho Will Have to Mnko Homo More. To controvert the affirmation of Leon Kopald , published In Tin : Bir : Monday , P.W. Blrkhauscr springs tbo following affidavits upon the public ! State of Nebraska , \ County of Douglas , I ' P.V. . Hlrkhauscr , being duly sworn , de poses nnd says that nc has read tlio affidavit of Leon Kopald , published ns part of the edi torial in Tin : OMAHA Hsu of Monday evening , Junol' ' , 18UO ; Hint the Insinuations and ns- sm-tlons therein made as they apply to this affidavit , are wholly nnd absolutely false. That affiant never , at nny time , heard any conversation between said Leon Kopald and H. II. Ofmstead on nny subject whatever nt nny time or place. The nfllant never talked with H. II. Olmstead at nny lime concerning Leon If opald's claim for damages on account Of the Tenth street viaduct. Affiant further says that Leon Kopald's tenancy of the European hotel on South Tenth street is from month to month only , and thnt the damages awarded him by the board of appraisers of damages to property along the said proposed viaduct wns a liberal allowance. That the nllownnccof $7.10 damages referred tn in said Kopald's affidavit was to Hans Thuilgnard , proprietor of the Atlantic hotel , situated nt No. ! ' ) " - ( South Tenth street. nnd that said claimant has a lease to said promises which will not terminate for more than four years from the time of making said award. That affiant believed nt the tlmo of agreeing to allow said Thcllgnard said amount of damages and that ho still believes said award to bo Just. [ Signed ] P. W. Subscribed In my presence and sworn to be fore mo this 10th day of June , 1800. [ Signed ! FIIANK L. McCoy , [ Seal ] Notary Public. , State or Nebraska , I County of Douglas , f J > U. H. Olmstcad , being first duly sworn ac cording to law , deposes and says that lie has read the a II I davit of one Leon Kopald , which was Incorporated In an editorial published In tlio evening edition of Tim OMAHA Bnt : of Juno 9 , IS'JO. ' That all the statements made In said affidavit , wherein ho claims that certain overtures were made by this ntllant to said Kopald , In the presence and hearing of P. W. ! iirlluutscr , nro unconditionally and abso lutely false. That the said P. W. Blrkhauser never nt nny time suggested to the affiant that Kopald's claim for damages on account of his interest in tlio European hotel on Tenth street would in any manner be affected by a settlement of the Spetman judgment against Kopald. That unlnnt has at no time , either in the presence ami hearing of P. W. Birklmuser or. other wise , intimated to Leon Kopald that ho could in any manner influence any member ot the board of appraisers in fixing his said damages. Affiant further says that ho never saw P.V. . Uirkhauscr in company with Leon Kdpald , or has alllant ever had nny conversation with said Kopald in the presence or in tlio bearing of P. W. Birkhausor. ( Signed ) U. II. OI.MSTC . Sworn to before mo nnd subscribed in my presence this 10th day of Juno , li'JO. ( Signed ) FitAXK L. McCoy , [ SIAI. . ] Notary Public. State of Nebraska , I County of Douglas , f8" " T. S. Clarkson and T. A. Creigh , being first duly sworn , say that they were the other ap praisers who with P. W. Birklmuser assessed the damages to property owners on Tenth street , in the city of Omaha , on account of the building of the Tenth street viaduct. Tnat Leon Kopald's interest in tlio European hotel was appraised as high as could consist ently bo done , ns wo believe , as he had no leasehold interest In the building or ground , but was occupying it from month to month ; that P. W. Hlrkhauscr in no way , either by word or action , attempted to influence us to appraise said Kopald's interest for a less amount than wo ourselves thought its real value. [ Signed. ] Titos. A. Citrion , T. S. CLAIII&O.V. Omaha , Neb. , June 9 , 1800. Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before mo this Uth day of June , IbOO. [ Seal. ] . FUAXK L. McCov. Notary Public. Speaking of the affidavits Lawyer Knemp- fcr said : "I do not remember Just now wheth'er Kopald or some one else about the hotel told mo of the proposition Olmstcad is alleged to have made. It was talked over in the hotel ofllco three months ago and I beard tlio talk. Just ns soon as thing oc- rcd Kopald told it to all the people in the pfllcc , a dozen or more and it would bo strange if the man should invent such n story on the spur of the moment. I consider Kopald's word perfectly good. Tlio story which I heard wns in effect about what the affidavit states. " Mr. Kopald wns seen. "What do you think of the Olmstead-Birk- hnuser affidavits ! " "What do I think of them ! I think they nro a pack of lies and I can prove it when the time comes. . "Birkhauser says that ho never hoard any conversation between Olmstend nnd myself. Ho didn't eh 1 Well then Olmstend is a liar. It was like this. My wife mid Mr. Schhink and some other people wore sitting in front of the house one ovcnfng In the middle of Febru ary lust , when Olmstcad and an older gentle man drove up. They had a bay horse and a top buggy with the top down. Tlio man with Olmstcad was heavy set , had n full partly gray beard and wore a cloth plug hat. I never saw him before , but could pick him out from among a thousand. "Olmstoud got out or the buggy nnd stood on the wallc. The old gcntlcinun sat In the buggy , not ton feet away. Wo talked so that any ono in the buggy , not deaf , could have heard us. "Olmstcad said , 'if you wi l sign over your claim for damages against tlio city I will glvu you a receipt in full for the Spetmnn claim.1 Then ho turned and waived his hand toward tlio buggy said 'Tills is my father-in-law , ho is the chairman of tlio board of appraisers. You had better do ns I say or you will get - little damages nnd maybe none nt all. ' I said I would do no such thing and he went to my wife. "Ho was right ; I got - little damages. Ho say I rent from month to month. I have n saloon license. That holds mo for a year and if ho will go to my landlady Miss Ken nedy ho will learn that I have a verbal lease renewable every three years. Would anyone- iio fool enough to run n business like this in n house bo might lese nt any time. I have nearly twice ns many rooms as Thlelgaard who got ? T. > 0 while I got Si-Jo. I have witnesses to prove nil this ; tny wife , Selihuik nnd my clerk. " Mrs Kopald would not bo able to identify the gentleman in tlio buggy but heard Olm- stead refer to him as liis latlier-in-lnw. Olm- stcnd , she says , came to her and said : "Mrs , Kopald you had bettor got your husband to assign these damages to mo or ho won't get very much out of it. I will give hinm a re ceipt for the Spetman bill. Changed Ills Mliul. During our state fair n largo fleshy gentle man came Into our drug store and was suffer ing Intensely from pain In the stomach , caused bv n change of water and diet. Ho called for ginger nnd brandy. The latter wo could not supply , we therefore recommended Chamber lain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy. He replied that ho had no faith in patent medicines , 'but finally concluded to take a dose. In n short tlmo Ko returned and bought a bottle. The first dose relieved him. Wo have a large sale of It , mostly to commercial travelers and to persons who have used It nnd know what It Is , CIIAS. AIISOI.U , t Co. , Mor gan House Drug Store , DCS Molncs , Iowa. MUST K13131' 8UCU13TS. Itankei-H Not Allowed to Divulge the Stiuiilinic of DcposllnrH. ' The ease of Margaret A. Allls et nl. vs. the State Bunk of Nebraska , located ut Crete , was licgun In the United States circuit court before Judge Dundy. Tlio suit U brought against tlio bank by the widow of Edward P. Allls , who , previous to his death , manufactured tlio Allls engines. A man named Brldgoa of Crete wished to purchase some machinery from Allis , arid asked for time for $15,000 on the amount asked for tlio outfit ) and this was granted him after ho had biiou rated as being worth $50,000 by the Cruto bunk through Its cashier. Later , the machine comp.uiy was defrauded out of tliq machinery nud U transpired that Bridges was a bau.kVupt , In tlio moaiuimo , Allls dloil niul the widow now soolw to re cover $1.1,000 from the bank , assorting that tlio machinery was bold to Bridges simply upon the representation of Its cashier , Mr , English. Duritii ; the process of th trial yrsterday morning Judpro Dundy rendered a very U-jportuut decision , William Wai- Inco , cashier of the Oirmlm national band was placed upon the witness stand and asked If It was customary for banks to answer questions put to them concerning n man's credit. This wns objected to nnd the objection was sustained , The witness was then asked what officer would answer sucli questions If they wore asked. This was nlso objected to nnd the Judpo sustained the objection , ruling that both questions were Irrelevant ns it wns not tbo duty of bankers under the law , although com mon usage may have made It a rule with such institutions to do so. A Noted Month. Kcokuk , In. , Democrat : August , 1887 , wns a noted month. It gave extreme heat and extreme cold , the results of which were disastrous to tlo | public health. Cases of colic , cholera morbus nnd diarrhoea wcro nbundantnnd there were , numerous calls at the drug stores for Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Kcmcdy , Druggists of this city tell us that this remedy bos been moro frequently called for during the past month than any other preparation , nnd that it has proven n panacea for tlio very worst cases. Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera mid Diarrhoea Hemody Is a meritorious medicinal prepara tion for nil summer complaints for wbicli it Is recommended , nnd grows In popularity In this city nnd vicinity. These sales are In creasing rapidly , nnd wonderful cures are re ported. _ DlNtrlut Court. F. P. Klrkcndnll & Co. have sued tlio city for $ 'i.,000 damages , which they allege re sulted to their property on Lcavcnworth street , near Thirty-sixth , by reason of the gr.nding of that street and cross streets. The case was taken up by Judge IIopowcll yestcr- terdiiy nnd will bo completed today. Louisa Johnson has brought suit ngatnst W. Dutchcr ct nl to .recover $100.30 for mate rial furnished in the erection of a house in Heed's first addition. Kngcno O'Neill has commenced suit against Jnincs Banner to compel the execution of n real estate contract. County Court. John J. Ashcnhurst lias sued the Midland publishing company In the county court for $7oO. In his petition ho alleges that ho en gaged with the company as secretary at $1,500 per year. Ho nlso subscribed for ? 1,000 worth of stock with the understanding that he waste to pay § ) .jO each year on the stock , the nmount to bo deducted from his salary. After serving ono year ho resigned , after ho had paid W50 on tlio stock. Ho returneil.hls stock with tlio understanding that the $ i.r > 0 would bo returned to him. This ho claims lias not been done nnd he sues to recover it. Erastus A. Benson has sued Frederick Drcxell for S-1GS on several notes given hi pay ment for a lot in Briggs place. The National Bank of Commerce has com menced suit against Cora H. Slomnn to re cover ? y .Gfl , the balance duo on a note. Patrick Ford and John O'Donahoo hnvo brought suit against Isaac S. Hascall to re cover J3r > 0 on a note. John J. Nightengale has sued Fred U. Nu gent for % A1Tt on a claim against Philip Bul- 1'cr & . Co. which had been assigned to the plaintiff for a valuable consideration. George W. Loomis was appointed guardian of Dwight G. Phelps. Ilosa Livinston was appointed adminis tratrix of the estate of Carl Livinston. Mrs. Winslow's ' soothing syrup is the best of all remedies for children teething. ! 23 cents n bottle. _ TIIOS13 G HADING OONTUACT ! 715 They AV111 Ho Carried Out ns Origi nally Intended. The grading contracts which were let by the board of public works last Saturday will bo carried out ns originally intended. Away down in one corner of the city treas ury a little wad containing about $ -10,000 has been discovered and turned into tlio general fund. Somebody happened to think that city warrants nro never drawn for more than IX ) per cent of the levy each year , leaving a bal ance of 10 per cent , which is counted on as being non-collectable. As the years go by , however , this amount is gradually collected nnd forms a surplus. Acting on this idea a search was made through the books of the treasurer and comp troller yesterday , which resulted In finding tlio amount of $10,000 which had been accu mulating during the period from 1800 to 18SI ! . 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 , as there was 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 that ns large an amount as $ 0,000 could bo on the books of the city and nobody know anything about it. A Traveling Man's Experience. F. S. Vcrbeck , who represents the typo foundry of Messrs. Barnhardt Bros. &Spind- ler , Chicago , says ; . "On my return homo from a trip I found our little girl sick with summer complaint. I went to a drug store nnd procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy. Wo gave her n few doses according to directions. She recovered in n short time and wo were well pleased with the medicine. " Gone to Limbo. r Sheriff Boyd took tlio following prisoners to Lincoln vestcrdaymorning. They nil pleaded guilty nnd go for ono year each : II. C. Farmer , grand larceny ; Fred Copcland , for gery ; U. D. Lawrence , selling mortgaged property ; Henry Scliloy , forircry ; F. 11. Strati ! , grand larceny , and M. Drake , assault with intent to kill. Through conches Pullman palace sleepers , dining cars , frco reclining chair- cars to Chicago and intervening points via the great Rook Island route. Tiok- ot olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam. Man-Inge Liecnsc * . Licenses were ssucd to the following parties yesterday : Name and address. Ago. I Stanley K. Phrancr , Sing Sing , N. Y..UO \ Elizabeth A. Pcnnell , Omaha 'J'J ( George W. 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CJSfKull | inrtlcul ri In our pnmplilct , which wo ilo- slro toxi'im free liy mall to every one. 82TTlio Spo- clllc incillclno Is solilnt tl per packiiuc , of six imck- ncc'.i for f.j , or will bo sent frco by mall on the receipt ot tlio money , uy mtitriBvln THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. , 1110 PAUXAMSTKEET , - OMAHA , Nun. On account of counterfeits wa liaro adopted the yellow wrapper , the only Kunulnc. DRINK ROOT HIRES'BEER. . The Purest and Best Drink In the "World. Appetlzizing , Delicious , Sparkling and the Best Blood Purifier and Tonic. A I'licliago [ liquid ] -3e , mokes 5 gallons. EVERY BOTTLE Guaranteed. No Trouble. Easily Made. Try It Ask your Druggist or Grocer for It and take no other. See that you gut HIKES' . THE ONLY GENUINE. JIado by C. E. HIRKS. 1'hlladislphla , I'enn. \VII1CII \ WILL \'OU HAVE ? Light Weight OR Heavy "Weight ? WE HAVE THEM BOTH. Nowadays , it is wiser to regulate one's wardrobe by the thermometer ratherthan 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 varyingseason ; , we carry a full supply for hot days or cool. cool.A A specialty in extra trous ers. You can afford to be comfortable. 1WEAK 1 ii ; from olToets WEAK of l.oiit Manliotm , Youthful Error * , Iinpotvnuy uiul lllwnsoHof Mon etui bo cure. ) perraanq-itly nml privately by our SHUB ! HIM ) . clllc. Beit by mull for ( I llook unit i enl ili for um | > . Ueneu i McJIcal Couipaujr , ! - > I Was uu tou itrc t , Uvituu Musi , S " * " . . ( DHADWOOD , S. D , , May 22th , 1890. NEBRASKA CLOTtllNG 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 anil wishing you good success and prosperity , I remain , very respectfully , TIIHODORli BLAND , Deadwood , S. D. The above is a copy of a letter just received it speaks for itself. We have dozens of them of a similar nature. They all come unsolicited , Our mail order department has assumed enormous proportions. "We 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 examining - * 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 cpmmence to clear out our Boys' Suits. The finest must go first , and we annpunce 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 $ S.BO and $7.9O , reduced to ! $ 3.3O. 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 $7.28 and $6.75 , reduced to $4.78. 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 we still 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 FoifrtBBnth Streets , For Decorating. A Beautiful Line of Novelties and Staple at LOW PRICES. Just received from Leinoyes , Franco. PERKINS , GATCH & LAUMAN'S , 1514 FARNAM STREET. NEW PAXTON BLOCK IJB. E McGEEW . J. , , THE { SPECIALIST. The Doctor Is unsurpassed In tlio trniunvnt of nil forins of I'rlvuto Disease * . i No trratnu'iil has ever been i mure nicccpeful nnd none ' haa liud stronger endorse- incut , A euro 1.1 ( jiuinuiu-ed ill Die \ cryoret cnees In froni3 to5ilayywlthc > Httlio lose of an hour's time. " Th'uo who have been inuliT Ins Irrutnicnt for Stricture or illlllcnlty In relieving the bladder , pronounce it n inoet wonder ful success. A complete euro In a few Unya nl.lioiit pain. Ina'runicnts ' or leas of lime. I ft Pfc Anil all weak- ] Si5Bne s of the ' " " " * BexnuIorKan * tlmlillty or ticrvoiifiicss , In tliclr worst forms und most urviuH il resulU nro absolutely cured. DISIIASKS ruri-d nt homo wltliout Instruments. A wonderful remedy. HOUH3 for Imlli'S fniiii S tn. 4 ONLY. i und all ni rnos nf the Skin , llluo.l . , Honit. HUT , Kid- nejtf nnd llladilcr ( iircd. Cured in 80 to to diiye. The ni'ibtrupid , Fafo nnd i-fft-cl- no treatment kn n to thu medical profosslon. Every iriico of the disease IP- ino rd from tlio blood ; n complete euro guaranteed , RffRfffiSLT f * ' 'or "niiin" \voimm" , tnih IDc ( uliimri'l. Treiiimeiit by corre- Hiionilenco Hlamp for reply. N K Con. HTM ANO FAIINAM ST. Open from B A. M. to 0 r. 11. Eutruncit on Tarnam or 1IIU bt. , OMAHA. NED. Do You Know I That Dr. Simons Is ono . .f the most i anil succi * fiil liliyslelan * In the - S ti'K iin'l t hut li" I"nted ! lit corner of Jones nnd l th Bis. and trout * all i-ason ot \iru\VAllC MIMlll ITV from whatever MiKVUUb UlilHUlll cause , sclentl- noiilly and Riieco i.fiilly. Dr. SlmoiihlsiisiM'C- jiillift' In nil fuinulo onmplnlntH. No pei-hun HUlTuclliK from liny of tluitie dlstrt-ssliiB truuu- los cures to lot everybody know it , go to Hr. Hlmonswho Is u roitiilnrly odiu-atod phybldan without the MMiihlnncu of quackery abui't him. Iio will illiiitunuiio your i.iso uiul toll you plainly whether you onn Iio i-ureil or not I'ull on him as thousands of others huvodunu , t'omc und bo huppy. Butre'-sful tientmunt uy mull. UU. SIMONH ,01 a. ICth St. , OwuUa , Nel ) . ' Je\velera and. Silversmiths , SIXTEENTH AND FAKNAM STREETS , - OMAHA , NEIJ. We invite particular attention to our largo variety of arti cles appropriate for Wedding Presents at .POPULAR PRICES. Solid Sterling Silverware , single pieces or in sots , combinations , &c. , from $2 up to $500. Fine Quadruple Silver-plated Ware , in'now and elegant designs , embracing about everything known to tjio trade In both flat and hollow ware , so low m Price that we dare not name the figures , being only about HALF OUR FORM ER PRICES. Lamps , Toilet Sots , Candelabra , Bronze Ornaments , Mirrors , besides the largest assortment of Clocks to bo found west of Chicago , from $1 up to $2t0- Handsome Mantel Clocks at $5 , $7.60 , $10 , $15 , etc. , with half-hour stri'to attachment , cathedral gonga , ice. Diamonds , "Watches , and Rich Gold Jew elry at Greatly Reduced Prices. Repairing at Lowest Rates and All Work Fully Warranted. Grand Lottery of Juarez. Under the Manacement of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries. INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING , Will take place In pulrtlo nt the OITV OK JUAUEK ( formerly 1'uso del Norto ) , UoxloO WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25th , 1S9O. Under the personalsuporvlsfnn ol GEN. JOHN S. JIOSBY , and MU.OAMII.O AUOURU.Kat thp former nguntleman of sui-h prominence In the Unltod States that his iirrsanco nlniio 1 $ sulllolont ( 'mirunU't ) to the imlillu that tlio drawings will ho hold with strict lioiiusly .mil fair- " lies : ) tu nil , mid the liittor ( thu Supervlsorof the Aluxtuun UuvuriiiuunU Is of uiiuul stuuUlutf und Integrity. CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO. Only 6OOOO Tickets ! Only 6OOOO Tickets ( WHOLE TICKETS , $4 ; HALF TICKETS , $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS , $1. 1 Prize of $60,000 , $60,000 , ino Prlroi of Approximation $ ai uae.li Prizes. t S.OM ' I'rlzoof 10.1XK1 10,0'W 101) I'rlios of 'M cndi 3.0 1 I'rltaof 6.UUU 6,0 , 100 I'rlios of 25 o.irh 2,600 S Prizes of l.UOU euch 3. ( > W Turinlnal Prizes. 10 I'rlzuiof a J uacli jf.OfiO fOTTcrmlnnli to fin M Trim of WJ each I7l ! " 9- VI I'rltcdof 100 each M > Wi9 Tormliiali lo IIO./W ' 1'rUo of U each _ 6UW ICO 1'rliciof VM 1'rlzoj of I Tola Prizes amounting to $ ia&,070 Wo the underlined hereby rorllfy Hint tlio llnneo If any ticket drawing n prlzo h ont to the n lorj Nnelonnl uf Moxlec , In Clilliimhun Imi on ilepojlt ilunoil , Iti fnei ) Tiihio will liu collcctoil ami reuiiUua Irom the Mejlcnn Inlermitlonul llniiklnK Compiiny. to the owner thereof froonf chaw. Iho neciM.inry f uiul * to Kimrunteo the payment of ull KDUAII II. lluoNSoy. . tlio prlzui drawn In tlio ( iiaml Lottery of Juarot. President Kl I'mii National lUnk. Kl ! 'av > . 'fat. ' Wofurthorceillfy that wo wlIUiiimr l oall Ilia ar AGiar-iTS WANTI-ilJ. rangements , ami In person mana u ami control all For club rat < u. or any other Information , wriie to Ihoilriwliign of this Lottery , ami tlmt the iwmo am the umlernlk'iiurt. itntliu your mldroi" rlu.irlr. w"Ii I'Olulticteil with lione.lt ) , fulrnuis anil lu Kuoil fallli Mlalo , County , Strool ami Nunibor. Mororapl'l ' m : I lOH&nloall partloi * . delivery will bo Hmiirod by your encloslnu an envoi * JOHN a. MOSnv. Commissioner. opu bunrliiK your full nddriMn. . , , _ CAM I i.o AIIIUJMI.I.KS , MUXICAN IrU'KHNATIONAt. HASKINO CO. . Supervisor fur the Uovuriiiuunt. Oily of JutiroMu.xluo. . Send rprnlttnncps for tlokols liy ordinary Inttor , oontnlnliii ? Money Ordpr , | 8sllt.i , iy uu i.Mugl : , ! UoniDunlus , Now Vork ExolwiiKO , Hunk Unit tor I'oataJ -Note. AdilrusHdU registered lot t DM to MlilXIOAN INTlSrRNATIONALx BA.NKINQ CO. , OlLtj ofJuai'ox , Moxloo , via nil Paso. TOJC.
