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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THURSDAY , JUNE 26 , 1890.
THE CITY. '
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p.5 Six qnr lornls of tin were received tit
f tlio customs hon.so from WnloH. consigned
' ' to the Annour-Uudiihy pucklny coin-
I1' ' puny.
7 O. D. Brown nnd wlfo yoBtorday sold
f William H. lliwhinnn 88xlt2 ! feet on
Lonvcnwoi'lh Htreot betwcoii Tonlh nnd
Klovcnth for * : )2l)00. ) )
Mrs. Clurko of the Open Door wnH
culled to Clilcngo yestordiiy by n telegram -
gram announcing the death of a grand
child , the daughter of Mrs. Ilutchiuon.
William A. LiW8on ; , of Elm Crook ,
Neb. , IUIH lout a fourteen year old boy ,
mimed Claud. lie has forwarded n de
scription to the police and iiaks thorn to
make a Hcarch ,
Arrangements are being made by the
city and Frank Murphy to htivo the city
prisoners put to work to earn their
board on the rock pllo on the corner of
Sixteenth and Ixard.
1 II. T. f'larko hn returned from Brad-
Bhaw and denlea the report that has
been published regarding a lack of 8ys-
f tern in the distribution of goods and
funds hont to the people of Bradshaw.
Thirty or forty Tumors and their
friends took the train at 8:1C : yesterday
morning to tuko j > art In the oxorclaos of
the Nebraska Turner bund at Lincoln.
Mayor Gushing and Messrs. Vander-
voort , Ilolmrod and Edgorton were in
the party.
The pastor and members of the Sow-
nrd street M. K. church complain of the
loud and profane language of the base
ball players in the vicinity of the church
nnd ask'for police interference. A simi
lar complaint and request comes from
the residents in the vicinity of Twenty-
eighth and Ames avenue.
The trains leaving Plattsmouth are
being systematically worked by pick
pockets. The latest victim reported In
Omaha yesterday. His name is M. L.
Davis of Hoxlo , Kan. "When leaving
the Plattsmouth depot ho was uncere
moniously jostled about by a group of
four well dressed follows , who captured
his pocketbook and $7 in cash.
The I'urcst and IJust
Articles known to medical bcienco nro used in
preparing Hood's ' Sarsapurillii. Every In-
Krcillont la carefully selected , personally ex
amined , nnd only the best retained. The
incdieiiic is prepared under the supervision
of thoroughly bompctcnt pliarnmcists , tiucl
every step in the process of manufacture is
rarefnllv watched with a view to securing in
Hood's ' Sarsapiu'illu the best possible result.
Ij I'.l .I GJt.ll'liH.
S. K. Jackson nnd wife left yesterday for an
extended trip east.
Louis Lltllollcld has been entertaining for
some days p.ist his sister , Mrs. C. E. Baker ,
nnd her husband , of Cliieopee , Mass. Uotli
of the latter Itfft for the cost yesterday by
way of the Wabush road.
Mrs , C. II. Dewey returned Tucsdav from
Battle Creole , Mich. , where her husband is
lying quite ill. W. I. ICiorsted , one of Mr.
Dcwcy's ' partners in business , loft last
evening for llattlo Creek. Mrs. Dcwoy will
return to her husband in a few days.
Ueeretl Up TJO.
Marion Anderson was brought to Omaha
from Fulls City and arraigned in the federal
court on a dim-go of selling iicer to Indians.
Ho pleaded not gallty and was bound over to
the November term.
Store Tor I' '
The net proceeds of tlio T. K. concert at
Jloyd's opera house for. the bandit of the
I ) mil haw sufferers was S'iliJ. The money
lias been turned over to Mr. T. M. Shallen-
berger of Ur.ulshaw by Knelid Martin , chair
man of the lliiancc committee.
An Absolute Cure.
TheOKlGINAL AUIETJNfi OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two-ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute euro tor all sores , burin ,
wounds , < -napel | ) linnds ami all skin eruptions.
Will posltlvulv euro nil kinds of piles. Asic
lor the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
25 cents per box by mall ! il ) cents.
Uorhifj Tor Gas.
The machinery for boring for gns in the
west p'irt of the city was sent out yester
day. It consists of a large derrick , a cable
and other machinery. Tlio boring will bo
done on Oscar I'lekaril's land on Park street ,
lust west of the Little Paplllion. The work
is under the direction of Captain Lewis , and
it is proposed to bore IIOO ! on 1 , IOJ foot. It
will require thirty to forty days to complete
the tirst boring.
Want , n Koad to 101 Ic Point.
A party of gentlemen from Elk Point , S.
D. , consisting of A. O. Hingsriul , secretary
of state ; Geor o It. Freeman , capitalist , and
I'1 , M. Gllmoro , attorney at law , visitoii the
city yesterday for the purpose of convincing
thoMlssoiuiPaeltlo people that a lluo of
road from Omaha to Elk Point would bo a
paying enterprise , arguing that it would piss
through the richest portion of Nolnnska and
tap the great corn and stook raising bolt of
Dakota. The gentlemen were granted an
audience , and alter receiving bonm promises
that the question would bo investigated , re
turned to their homes last evening.
Stronger.
Building Inspector Wliitlook has returned
from the convention of building Inspsctcra in
Chicago.
Eight of the principal cities of the country
were represented directly and many others
by telegraph. An organization was effected
nnd oHli'ors chosen for the ensuing year.
Mr. Whitloek says that Chicago's mayor
and building Inspector provided lavishly In the
way of entertainment and that overv one had
n nmgnillecnt time.
The purpose of the organization Is to pro
mote legislation for a strong building law and
the general exchange of views.
In February , the association will moot with
tlio National builders' and traders' exchange
in Now York.
Tlio Hcpnrtcd Postal KoliliorlcH.
Chief Clerk Cramer of the railway mail
Bcrviee returni-d from Chicago yesterday ,
where he had been c.Ulo.l to consult with Su
perintendent White relative to postal matters.
In speaking of the reported wholesale robbery
committed on tlio runs between Council
Bin Its and Davenport , la. , Mr. Cramor staled
that ho doubted the truthfulness of Hie re
port , "for , " said ho , "It would bo Impossible ,
to carry on this system of stealing for eight
or nine mouths without detection. I heard
that the valno of the property stolen would
amount to S'Al.O'X ' ) , but I doubt this , for If
thieves took ovcrv registered package that
parsed over the line during the year they
could not obtain so largo a sum of monoy. My
territory does not include Iowa , consequently
1 am not prepared to speak intelligently upon
this subject , but the whole mutter is now in
the hands of Inspector Jim Stewart of Chicago
cage , aud ho will make the investigations , "
Ho WnH Called Down.
Elbert Nickel wears n broad flapping som
brero , n buckskin belt , fringe on his p-mta
nnd spurs on his heels. Ho comas from
Cheyomia county , Kansas , nnd as lie stalked
along the strcot the barrel of a navy revolver
bum ; down below his coat. He , roila to the
station in n patrol wagon and enjoyed the
noveltv. A search disclosed a cartridxo bolt
well nllcd and a tremendous pair of brass
kiiu'Ulas.
"Elbert you nro charged with carry Ing concealed -
coaled weapons. "
"That's right , Joiljjo , thorn's the wccpons
nud they're dandles. "
"What do you carry them forl"
"What fur , why to shoot with. What do
you carry 'cm furl"
'You can't carry n ( run in Oniahn , Elbert. "
"Well , I BWOW I What do you do when a
le'ler calls you downl"
4'Ko one will call you down hero. You can
po , but 1 will take euro of the BUU , " und El-
licit went out into the sunlight , diucd.
No artldo of household supplies is inoro Im
portant Hum PluU'a Chlorides , the dUdtifct-
GOING EI.SinVHHKK.
The KtpntrlntPil Union Pacific Kin-
plnycfl Keok Honumcrntlve ImboY. .
There wore no men discharged at the Union
Pncllle shops yesterday and tlio men in
authority assert that the 25 par cent reduc
tion has been made and that the issuance of
tttno checks to men discharged had ceased.
"But , of course , " said one official , "man
are leaving of their own accord every
day. "
Tno men looked naknnco nt the idea that no
more of them will bo discharged. They express -
press the opinion that the company , having
discharged nearly two hundred men nnd re-
dmyd tlio working time of tlio balance one-
sixth , Is satlslIuJ to rest awhllo and give pub
lic condemnation time to subiidc.
What will all these men do who have been
discharged ! " a reporter asked one of tlio
workmen yesterday morning.
"Well , " said the mechanic , as ho paused a
moment In Us work , "there will bo very few
of them that will bo able to obtain work
cither in Omaha or Council Bluffs. Both of
these places are tilled with mechanics and
work is very slack. Many of the men , I have
been told , are going to Washington and
Oregon. "
"Will the company furnish them free
tmns | > ortntiou for themselves and families I"
"No , but I think they will bo able to obtain
reduced rates. "
"Will the men bo taken back In the falU"
was asked T. II. Dailoy , the president of the
Pioneer employes1 association.
"That is owing entirely to the condition of
trafilc nt that time. Lust summer the num
ber of working hours were reduced nnd in the
fall they were restored. "
The Pioneer association of Union Pacific
railway company employes will hold a meet
ing at tlio Durnnt engine house this af
ternoon at ' 1:10 : for the purpose of admitting
new members nnd discussing the feasibility
of an excursion this summer.
Tlio association is nearly entirely social
and at the meeting to bo held today no
action will bo taken on the discharge of the
100 men , which took place last Monday nnd
yesterday. _
A handsome complexion is one of the great
est charms a woman can possess. Pozzoui's
Complexion Powder gives it.
PUBLIC WOIUCS OWIOIAIjSf
Tlio Chairman and the Kv-Clinlrmnii
ol'tho Board Talk.
"Goodbyes nro supposed to bo near nt hand
now , are they not , Chairman Balcombe ! "
quired a representative of TTic Biu : yes
terday morning.
"Yes , " replied the retiring chief of the
board of public works , n look of genuine sat
isfaction playing upon his face. "Yes , " lie
repeated , "but you have forgotten my full
title I'm ' nn 'ex' now , nnd us comfortable'
and happy an 'ox1 as you over meet. Not a
wave of trouble roll across my peaceful
breast. "
Ueplylng to other inquiries Mr. Bulcombo
said :
"From the day upon which I assumed the
duties of chairman thrco joirs and n month
ago-to date I never thought for a moment
that I would bo my own successor. I have
always acted upon the theory that I would bo
n one term olllcial ; that any man who un
selfishly and zealously performs the duties of
this office strictly within business lines , us ho
would conduct h'ls own business , ignoring all
personal nnd political differences , friend
ships nnd enmities nnd fearlessly and
honestly strives for the best possible
results for the great body of taxpayers , as I
know I have done , is sure to bo a one-term of
ficial under the present state of public indif
ference nnd prosperity. While the great body
of taxpayers may individually most heartily
approve of such a course they do not attempt
to exert anv influence la public affairs fur
ther than to vote occasionally. Hence they
allow in a city of this sUe about one
hundred active , interested persons who nro
either making money through their busi
ness transactions with the city or who arc
interested in political success to control ,
as a rule , the appointment of tlio public ser
vants to their liking und In furtherance of
their financial or political intoicsts. There
fore , I never expected to bo my own suc
cessor , nnd lot mo say that my successor now
will meet the sumo fate if he pursues tlio
same course that I have.
"There have been $5GS2 , ! ) ! expended in
public improvements in this city since 188'J ,
and over iSIriOO,00 ( ) of this amount has been
expended during my term. "
Being asked whether he had any plans for
the future Mr. Balcombo replied :
"Soon after my entering the ofllco I told
an old friend that when my term was ended
I should see a little of this bit : world in which
I thought I had done as much hard work as
the next one. I propose to now act upon my
remark of three years ago nnd do some trav
eling , though I cannot state Just yet wucti I
shall start. "
Mr. Blrkhnusor being seen said :
" [ shall not take possession of my now
plneo until July 1. I am as yet ui.ablo to say
what changes will bo made in the ofllco. I
know nothing about the plneo but I guess Mr.
Balcombo will post mo up. I have
known him for quite a while and
I have no doubt but Hint ho will give mo
what pointers I require. I made no tight on
on Mr. Bnleombe I simply fought to get the
place. "
This Inst remark wns scarcely in consonance
nance with an assertion which Mr. Blrk-
haascr made a very few weeks ago to the
very same reporter whom ho addressed this
morning. The other remark wns in reply to
questions .regarding a rumor that ho would
bo appointed , when ho said that if there was
anything of that sort ( his being appointed ) in
the air ho didn't know anything about it.
Headache , neuralgia , dizziness , nervous
ness , spasms , sleeplessness , cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuha &
Co.'splDth and Douglas. .
UP WIC13 A FLASH.
Tm'-Ilool' Maiiiiftictory Com
pletely Destroyed l > y Fire.
An alarm of lire from box 8 sent the do-
dnrtmeut flying down to Thirteenth und
Pierce Just before noon.
A dense volume of smoke nnd n shaft of
flame which could bo scon for many blocks
attracted a crowd under the impression that
the elevator was on lire.
The blaze was in the tar-roof manufactory
of T. W. Kogors , in tlio rear of Garnoau's
branch bakery , and the wholouffnlr tar ,
frame buildings aud nil , went up like a pull
of powder.
The department responded promptly , but
too late to bo of much service boyoad pre
venting the spreading of the flames.
The building nnd contents , consisting of
material and machinery , WAS a total loss , and
was valued at about ? U,500. It wns lusured
for $ .
$1,100. _ _ _ _ _
Hiuli School.
The following is the programme for the
commenconifciit exercises of the Omaha high
school which tuko place this evening nt
the Grand oporu house :
Muslo Mm I'll Orchestra
Ksstiy The Miibloof the Fiituro
Minnie llurxlund
Oration Tlio I'niuchlso ,
Arthur 1' . Montmorenuy
Music No vulet to of Minimi n
Harriet K , llrown
Kssny The Use und Abu-iu at Ambition. . .
Kutronln Ootnur
Deeliinintlon The Chariot It'ieo From lion
J1 tir l.tu rlmoi-o Uonlso
Muslo Orchestra
Ksiiiy Tlio .Modern llerulnn . .Alleu ! ' . llowulb
Oration-Gnu of Our American I'ntblmm. .
Prod S. Nave
Music I'hino Duct I'osllllluu D'Aimmr. . .
IV. lluhr
KlUiilmMi l.Uliloll nnd I'linllna Coltott.
Itncltutlon John Hums uf Uottystwr. ? . . . . ,
Kdnn llarncy
Voo'il ole } " fiiruu mill Autumn..I'cruzzl
' 00 > u ' pl ° "
1 u. Vonlllaii lljntSoiiK
Illuiimntlml
l.oulbo IMIoltorf
Oration Tlio I' idonln I'owur
, . Hurry ij. Akin
Mu < .lo. . . . ,0rchostr.i
Conferring of Diplomas. < r
tipraah by Mr. O. 1Goodman. . Piualdent
lioaidof Udacutlon.
Muslo , . . .Orchestra
This evening the momlxirs of the class
of 'Wl will bo received Into the fold of grad
uates by the high school alumni association
at a reception tq lie given In the halls of the
high school building.
LIve pigeons wanted before July 1 nt
$1.60 pop dozen. Ship to P. E. Mockflt * ;
Lincoln , Nob.
The School Census.
The work of taking the school census of
Ouiahu la about completed , ami by Saturday
night the enumerators will have their re
turns in shape so they will bo enabled to tell
the exact number of . .children of school ngo
In tlio city.
While the returns nro not complete , It is
now known thnt the census will show n most
gratifying increase in the school population ,
as it will not fall below. 21-IOt ) , or a gain of
about 1,150 , since the taking of the 1830 cen
sus.
sus.By wards , the First , Second , Fourth , Fifth
nnd Sixth , will show the largest Increase ,
while the others , with the exception of the
Third , have held their own.
The Third ward will show n slight falling
off , which Is accounted for by the fact that
during the past year tlio building of business
houses nnd manufacturing establishments has
driven the residents into other portions of the
city.
city.Tho
The only railroad .tram out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Council BlulTs , Dos Molnoa nnd
Chicago business is the Hock Island
vcalibulo limited , leaving Omaha nt1:15 :
p. m. daily. Ticket oillco 1002 , Sixteenth
and Farnam St. , Omalia.
BUILDING TIIIiTjtOCK ISLAND.
The Bids Tor the Work to Lincoln Have
Been Opened.
Sscond Vice President Parker of the Hock
Island road opened bids yesterday for tlio grad
ing of that line between South Omilui nnd
Lincoln. Contracts will probably bo lot to-
dny and ground broken early next week.
Smith , Glltett & Co. of St. Joe have al
ready been awarded a contract to build tire
bridges , and they expect to commsnco work
at once.
It is proposed to have the road completed
nnd trains running before cold weather.
When asked about right of way , Mr. Park
er said that ho had secured title to all the
land required through Douglas , Sarpy and
Cess counties , but lie has not closed up
the deals In Lancaster. Ho is wait
ing for Lincoln to vote the SoO-
000 bonds that have been asked
and when that slmll hnvo been done dirt will
lly at a rapid rate. Ho could not say whether
the Plntto would bo crossed nt North Bend or
Ashland. Both places were still under con
sideration , with the chances very largely in
f'1\'nt ttf tlin fniMiinf *
"It has been rumored Mr. Parker that you
propose to locate nnd build shops of some
kind at South Omaha. What foundation is
there to it I"
"None whatever. Wo have no occasion to
build shons there , not even a round house ,
though thnt depends upon the arrangements
for our connections and the way trains may
run. Possibly wo might bo compdlccd to
erect a house at South Omaha in which to
shelter engines , but I doubt it. "
A Louie Ijf.st of
Active preparations nro being made for the
great official "change act" in Union Pacific
circles July I. The list includes about fif
teen officials , running from road muster to
general manager. Mr. Dickinson , who held
the latter place , goes out entirely , and J. O.
Brinkerhoff , superintendent of the Kansas
division , succeeds him. This promotes A. T.
Palmer to the vacant chair nnd brines E.
Hush , nn old conductor , into the rank of as-
fcistnnt. Mr. Hush's headquarters will be nt
Wallace.
John II. Griffith steps from the office of
auditor of. disbursements into that of general
purchasing agent , and Mr. Anderson traveling
agent , is to bo his successor. No one has us
yet been selected to take Anderson's place.
Joseph W. Hill , a young man in the audi-
tor'tf olllce , becomes assistant to Vice Presi
dent Ilolcomb. J , S. Tcbbctts retires from
the position of general freight a out to be
come superintendent of the coal department ;
0. II. Uhoads has been appointed to the stone
and William Wash burn to the hotel depart
ment.
Fred B. Whitney , assistant freight agent
nt Kansas Citv , steps into Mr. Tcbbctts' shoes ,
J. V. Parker , the nssibtunt at Salt Lake ,
moves into the vacancy created by Whitney's
promotion.
E. C. Eccles , formerly Pacific coast agent ,
goes to Salt Lake City , while A. H. Johnson ,
heretofore in charge of the freight work ut/
Denver is transferred to the oillco in San
Francisco. It is not known who his successor
will be , though a young man named Adams ,
general nirent at Butte , Mont. , scorns to bo
the favorite ,
Kant Instead of West.
Jnck Dowling , the great Burlington rust
ler , ticketed forty-three Of the discharged
Union Pacific employes Tuesday evening. A
Northwestern agent tried to get thorn
but they boldly repudiated that line be
cause of its close relations with the
Union Pacific. Some went to Chicago , some
to Buffalo , n few to Rochester , half a iiorcn
to Syracuse and thirteen to New York City.
Another party will follow tomorrow or next
day.
Showed Their Appreciation.
General Passenger Agent John Francis ,
division superintendent , J. 11. Phclln and
General Agent A. C. Zloinor , of the Burling
ton , have been complimented by the news
paper men with whom they took nn excursion
recently to Newcastle , Hot Springs and
other Black Hills points , with h indsomo
presents. Messrs. Francis nnd Kleiner each
received a line gold watsh chain nnd Mr.
Pholln a very pretty charm.
Iccorntd With the Shield.
Since t\jo \ publication on Monday last of C.
11 , McKibbin's record as general purchasing
agent of the Union Paclllu , hundreds of people
ple , tilled with curiosity , have visited the
Lowe avenue mansion erected bv that gen
tleman. Vicc-Pre.sidcnt Ilolcomb , Director
Mlllurd and S. P. Morse were out lookingnt it
Tuesday evening. They discovered a distin
guished feature In the shapes of a handsomely
carved shield like that of the Union Pacific
trade-mark set in tlio front wall as a Keystone
over the mala entrance.
The AVashontH ICcpnlrcd.
Superintendent Jayncs says that the wash
outs on the Norfolk branch of the Chicago ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha railroad were
repaired yesterday nnd all trains nro now run
ning' . The water in the streams there Is now
falling , while It is rising in the streams
further cast towards Pcnstor. The estimate
of damage to crops by the storm has boon ex
aggerated. Some corn on the low bottoms
was submerged , but ns the country is roiling
the corn on ttio hills w.is but slightly dam
aged. _
are' Soap Isthomo.-.tolciiaiittollctndjunct
DULY ACICXOWLKDGKI ) .
The Bradshaw Itellel * Committee Ho-
ueivos the Moo'n Second Remittance.
The following receipt has boon received by
Tim Bun for funds collected in aid of the
Bradshaw tornado sufferers :
YOUK , Juno 21 , 1690. Received of Tin : BGK
Publishing comp my contributions as follows ,
Jl'JO.Oil for Bradshaw cyclone sufferers ,
N. M. FmiQUsON' ,
Treasurer Bradshaw Hellof Fund.
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versal La sltuilo ,
I'aln In the Hick. Dimness of VMiin , rrcnm'.iire Old
ARC. nnd niiiny othsr ilKe.iii'H that lead to Ina.inlty
or roniiiiiip'.lnn an I n premnt iioeruvo.
WT Kiill pnrtlciilan In our pamphlet , wlilrliwo de-
Blre to * > enu fico by mall to OMTV one. C"fr Th Spu-
clllc tno llclnolH.sold nt 51 pos pnckiiuc. or pU pack-
nn < " < tor } f > , or n 111 lie ent free by mall on tha lecclpl
of the niniivy , by addles iln
TI1K GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 FAUXAM STUEKT , - OMAHA , NKH.
On Recount of countcrfclti wo have adopted tlio
yellow n rapper , thu only genuine.
14O9
SI DOUGL6S---STREET.
- - .
_ . . account of our .
nnd inurensinj , ' Practice ,
wo Imvo IIUMOVED to
inoro Fpiicious and con
venient olllccs.
Betts & Betts ,
1409 Douglas St. Omaha , Nob.
Ml. J. E.
THE SPECIALIST.
The Doctor U unsurpassed
In tlm treatment of nil
form * of 1'rhntu
Jjti1 more fiiccomf ill ami none
* ' Jin Inn ! stronger endorse
ment , A enrols iuunmHTi ; ! In lliu xvrynrnt cnpcs
In f rom 1 to 5 \\ltlibiittholopfl of nn hour's time.
- T)10L. ) W(10 ( | mxc , „ . , , „
iii'drrliu ' treatment for
Stricture or illfllqiihy In
ij tlio bhlderjproiinunie It a ninnomlcr -
fill euccom. A complete euro In a few days \\liliotil
piln. Inn'mtpcnts orlim > < timo.
.
timidity or IHTVOUPMCIC , In their worst forma ami
m < )4t ) drenjf'il reinlM or a alitolntrly cured.
A ml all 1'KMAI.R
| , omo
InetriimenU. A wonderful rnnuly , JIOUH9 for
ladles from 8J9J < Q > 'I Y.
anil all Plfcntes of flic Skin ,
lllood , llentt. I.lUT , Kid-
nya nml nimhicr cured.
P Cured JnW to Wdnys. Tlio
nu , traiild , info ami effort-
| VC treatment Known to the
medical prnfeetlon. Every Irnco of Iho dlieero ic-
mm ec | from llio blood : ft compute cure guaranteed ,
1'or "man" or "womiin" , iach ( Do
( itr.min ) . Treatiuint by forre-
Hpfludonco Klumi > for reply.
N. K Con. 14TU AND PAIIVAM ST.
Open from S A .M to 0 I' M.
Untranrn oa Turnum or llthbt. ,
OMAHA. NEB ,
C V D U 11 I Q fan bo cuml. . .
O I rrllLlO diivshy iisoot tlKUiuir-
voloimMuele Iti-medy J.iUD.ixi foru case It I will
not euro. t'Al'TION to pet th' ' < tinnulne ri'hi-
edy. Wrltoori'iiUon T I * Joslytt , Olti liar-
uey Street , Ouiuha ,
f
. * "
Our great sale of thin coats and vests has commenced. For custom
ers -who remember our former summer sales the mere announcement
of this sale is sufficient. They know that it means an opportunity to get
their goods at about ONE-HALF THE PRICE THEY HAVE TO PAY
ELSEWHERE FOR THEM. We have this season an enormous stock ,
and it consists mostly of the better grades of goods , but these will be
slaughtered at prices which others will charge you for inferior and low
grade goods.
Fine plain Mohair Coats and Vests in several shades at $1.78 worth
$3.8O.
Fine striped Mohair Coats and Vests in several shades at $2.28.
Very fine Drap D'Ete Coats and Vests , elegantly made up with A
French facing at $3.28 ; you have to pay for similar goods fully $6.
The finest Black Serge Coats and Vests at $3'.8O , worth about $7.
Very fine FrenchFlannel Coats-andVestsin beautiful stripes at$2.9O.
A large variety of black Alpaca Coats at $1 , $1.6O , $2 and $2.28 ; also
extra long Alpa'ea Coats.
To get a correct idea of the values we are offering in these goods
you must see them.
IK SUMMER SUITS
We will not take any chances this time. The season promiscsto be the shortest we ever had ; and wo
commence an early clearance sale , We offer today two lots of stiks at such reductions that buyers can ,
readily see the superior values we offer.
One lot of all wool plain grey cheviot sack suits at $6.50. $ This is a suit that has been made up
to retail for $12.50 to $15 ; the quality of the goods is excellent It is lined with double warp Italian ,
made up stylish , with patched pockets , and makes a splendid business suit.
The second is a large lot of sack and frock suits of black cheviot , the most fashionable material
this season. These are made up in fine style with worsted binding and fit elegant ; the suit is worth
over $15 , and we offer them at $8.90.
Ask our salesmen to show YOU these suits.
SHIRTS
It is astonishing what a quantity o { flannel shirts we are selling this season. The enormous sales
induced us to buy very heavy. We have recently closed outa manufacturer's entire stock and place
them on sale today at about one half their former prices. Among the lot we offer :
70 dozen Oxford Cloth Shirts , excellent patterns , woven colors , made up with yoke and in good
style at 50c ; a few weeks ago these shirts would be considered cheap at $1.
40 dozen silk striped French Flannel Shirts at 90c ; worth $1.75.
Never were such bargains offered in flannel shirts as we have this week.
1 '
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
Yotself
GomfortalilB ,
r' < V" " J
Sydney Smith's sugges
tion of talcing off one's flesh
and sitting down in one's
bones , was made before the
days of modern improv-
ments. Now comfort may
be secured and good taste
not be offended by simply
donning a thin coat and vest
and a light pair of trousers.
A full supply of the same
for the heated term may be
found at
HOW TO BUY
u N
Tl-Ihl F1KT1-1
_ STOKR.
Every partleulur hcmwUerppr wants nleo
llnan , Miu iiinst anil will have It.
Wo are iiropaietl to BCiKl.saiuples to tlio
ladles of Omaha , from wlileli they can uxiUo
Wo deal oxeliislvely In I.lnens , anil curry
only the choleeht Iniporlatloiis direct doin
the inanafacturur. VIHI savothuiolddlo prollt.
I'liroluisors have the henellt of IIUI.IAIIIMTV of
L-ooils , anil tlio lowest jirliTH conshteututli
lilXli iiuallty. Write in for Information.
WM. S. KINSEY & CO. ,
Thu I Kill Aveiiuo Linen Store ,
888 Fifth Avenue , - New Yorli
PERKINS , GATCH & LAUMAN ,
( < *
Sole Agts. for Omaha , 1514 Farnam St.
Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Manasement of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concesslonarloa.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will take iilaco In publlu at the CITY Ol' JUAKEZ ( formerly Taso dot Norto ) . Mexico
WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25th , 1S9O.
Under the personal sitporvlsfnn ol GEN. JOHN'S. MOSDY , ami MK.OAMII-O
tlio former a gentleman of Biich prominence In the United States that his iirosoiico alone l
biifflolent Kiiaranteo to thu publlu Unit tlio drawings will ho hulil with Hlrlot honc-ity ami 'alr-
nc > s to all , and the latter ( the Supervisor of the Moxloan Qovunimim'j la o ( uqutu Btuiiului ?
and lutoarlty.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
Only 6OOOO , Tickets ! Only 6OOOO TicketsI
WHOLE TICKETS , $4 ; HALF TICKETS , $2 ; QUARTER 'HCKETS , $1 ,
LUST Ol ?
1 Prize of $60,000 , $60,0001 $ , , , , . „ „ , o/TOlr. . . " :1- : um
' . 'rlioof 10UXI 10,00) IIHI'rl/oj of M melt S.VJQ
1 I'rlruof 600) I W l 1UO 1'rlzui of 25 imch. . . . . . . . AMI
3 I'IIIB. of iuuu ei.ch . < * < ) I . Terminal Prljoi.
10 I'rliui of aw w . . MifiTcrmlniH Io fijVx ( ) I'rliu of 'tit oncli $11.930
( / ? 1'rlzua of 100 uncli 6.UX ) tW Turmlnuli tufM.UW I'fUa of til ) uacli H > -
1U ) 1'rlunof tC ench t , ( W
i of W eneli 7.&JU lOM Prizes araounttns to $126,070
\Vn Iliann.1c , lznci1 licrcby certify that tlio Ilnnro If nny llrko rtniTlnir ix prlzo 1 nont to tlio uiilnr.
Knrlunal uf .MuxluG In ClilliUHhua litu on depuHlt elk'iivd , Its fiini vnlilo will bn rolluctud unit 'iuKU
from HID Moxlnin Internnllorml Ilatlklni ; Compiiny , to thu uwiiur tUorenf fruo ol'
Iho necostnry funcU Io Kiinr.intcu thu payment of all KIIIIAU 11. Mitossov ,
Iho prize * drawn tn thu liiand I ittery or Juarez , I'rcsldont III I's'o Nntloivil Hunk , Kl Tnio , Tot.
W lurther corilty Hint wu " 111 nii | rtl > oidl thu nr- AGIiNTa WANTKI ) .
rnnEURiont.1 , nnd In pemon iinuuitfit unit control nil Foriliihrutni , or nnr otlior Inforiuntlnn , wrllo t
tlmilriwlni ; * of Ihli I.otturr , Mrnl that tlio nanio aru tlionniluralKniil. Btntlnu your nddroit clBiily. will }
I'oniliiclud with hununtr , lalrnoji and In tfood f ltU Htalo. Oninty , Street 11111 Nuiubar. Morn nipld null
townrtla nil p.arllHd. dollverf will lie imurod hy your cncluslni ail en ul
Ci ti. MOBnv. Cdinnilsslonor. opu | jn rln < your full iiiMron.
CAMII.O Aiiuur.iiK-i , SlEXIOA.X iNrUllNATlONATi IHNKINO ( JO. ,
lUipervlbor fur the Uovurnmont. . Ulty of JiuuL'i , Muxlua.
pr Bond remittances for tickets liy ordinary letter , eoiitalnlna Monuy Order ,
- -UJ > Ithiiod Ijy ull ICxpn'saC'ompanloa , Now Vorlc Ktehaiigo , HaiiU Draft or 1'osta }
Note. AddicHa nil lejjlstored letters to
MEXICAN INTliillN.A/riONALi BA.NICINO CO. ,
Olttj -Juai'oV. . Moxioo , via ml ljaso , Tox.