Nebraska Newspapers

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THE ROMANCE OF A ROBBERY
\ Mrs. Russell's Alleged Advcnturo With a
Coterie of Oattle Thieves.
THEY DIDN'T HESITATE AT MURDER ,
Tlio Principal ofMioSl OOOO
' 'JCclln n AVclril Tale of Mtirtlur
ami Kobbnry In lilccillui ;
KllllHIIH.
Durltiffless tlmn thirty years of life , pcllto
t'lorctto llusscll , the principal In the fclO.OOO
robbery which occurred nt the corner ot
Fouitccnth nnd Chicago streets Snturtlny nf-
tenioon , has succccilcd \vcavlnpiihoutlier- -
Belf u iTttnnnco Hint would cause tlio average
modem novelist to blush forlils Inferiority.
Uurinu the past few days on rilrof mystery
hits tilled tlio central station nnd pervaded tlio
frescoed domain of Judge Hclslvy. The nod
ules of UIP detectives have been close togeth
er nnd tluTO have been ftvquciitconaultuttona
in the chiefs star clintnbor.
Hcjiortero linvo been tubooed. Tbo most
Industrious questioning failed to bring fortli
any tiiiiiblo ( ? results , until yeslcrd.iy when
' .ho fuct of the robbery wus dlscovorvtl.
When 11 linn reporter wiled nt 011 South
Pourteonth street yesterday moniing , n sour
looldiiK wonmii catno to the door. Mrs , Uusscll
\Viis nslcotl forAvheroupon the wonmn became
exi'lled.
"Vou nro a reporter ! " slm fairly shouted.
"You'ro and husband told
a reporter my mo
this inoiniiiK if you coino iiostcrlni ; nroiind
here to ( 'lvo you something you woiildn't for-
Ket vi-rvst'on nnd I inn of a good mind to
biiKlii 1'11'lit now , " nnd shoclovntcd the broom
fihubcld In her hand to u most thru.itenlng
iinijle. lut ! the gnu's wo braved and nn-
othiT ituiuiry was gently in.ido for Mrs. IJus-
HL'l.
HL'l."I
"I don't Uno\v anytblny nbout Mrs. Hus-
BCll , " himppcil the woman. "Sho moved nway
from lime thh iiiornlMg. "
"U'hcro hua she KOIIO ! "
"Howshoula I know ! \Vituliorbrother I
guess. "
guess.Vholshcrbrothcrl"
"Diin'tknow. "
" \Vheru doea lie llvol"
"Uou'tknow. "
llwiis llnully discovered that Mrs. Itussel
had boon taken nway byayouiift man who
claimed to bo her brother , nnd nlthough she
is still in tbo city her residence ia no
Unnwn.
The story of Mrs. llimcll's career during
the past fmv years Bounds much moro lilto
llctlnn Hum It does like the history of a life
tbnt hut been netiinlly llvel.
Of iMrs. Russell's early life , nothiiiff Is
known In Omaha. The mimes of her parents
the place of bur birth are unknown. She is t
woman of jr.uoful : carriage , and In convcrsa
tion she spualcs coneetly and well , nnd i
would .ippcar tbnt hi'r line ! had never been
cnit in the iliv s of lifo's st-.i.
The first that Is now known of her by the
ofllccrs liriv , Is wlu-n ho appo.iri'd upon the
Mirfiw in ICiinsns City , 'iiul sunongat n rcr-
t.ilii colt rio v.'as linown us the "Iricnd" of J.
w L. UiiHh , n rich man of sporting and siwula-
tivo pioc'livities , whoso resldeneo during a
greater portion of the year was at Kansas
City.
Hush madolarRf sums of money and spent
it ncnily us rapidly ns it canio Into his colTors
nnd ho nnd his parnmonr cut an extensive
swnth In the clmoH just without the palo of
society In the city by the ICnw ,
Ittish , when asked la what pursuit ho was
engaged , would atisucr that no was 11 cattle
inuii. Ills b'iso of operations In the cuttle
liisino was nt Otta\va'ICansas , u own
nbout ono hundred miles southwest of
Kansas City.
Whether Rush ever did any legitimate
liuslniMS Is not known , but In m.iking her
fltiitomoiit to County Attorney Miihonoy the
ox-mistress of John L. Rush stated thai her
worthy lord , together with bis partner , n
man known ns James Ho.'an , wore not wont
tocoiillno their dealings incattlo tolcKitimato
trndo I'TO ( Us by this method did not new-
inttfiito with n dcRroo of rapidity to suit
them nnd so they undertook to increase the
protits nnd nt the saino tlmo dccreasu the
uuiount necessary for investment.
They toolc to cattle stealing , nt least
that is what Mrs. Kusscll tells ,
nnd undo money very rapidly. Hush
juitl Ilogan , assisted by a band of cowboys
sworn to their alloirLiuce. tnadu nllirrimaires
into Texas two or tluoo times a year und
vrhllo down there managed to accumulate
goodly herds of cattle without paying for
thorn In current coin or anything else.
They would mn the cattle across the line
Into tlio Indian territory nnd to a rendezvous
in a desolate and lonely section of the terri
tory anil then a halt of inany duys would bo
innilu. While at tUo rendezvous tlio brands
on nil tlio c.ittlo would ho changed by expert
handlers of the branding Irons , and then , so
says tlio cattle king's ex-inlstross , Rlc.saiji.
Unsh nnd Hogan would tlrlvo thu herd boldly
Into Kansas and dispose of them ut the most
nvnllablo market.
TliU bold work was continued for some
tlmo and Hush amassed u fortune , nnd la the
meantime Mrs. Uusscll lived with him in the
close-si relations.
Hush nnd Hogan hadfl'young man In their
employ as confidential clerk. Ho was thor
oughly ac < inulntod with tbclr business meth
ods.
ods.One
One day this young man bccamo ambitious
nnd his ambition , like Ciusar's , cost him his
llfo.
llfo.Tho
The clerk ono Jay , as tbo story ROCS , after
Ibo return of his employers from
a most successful trip to Texas , mot
Iliem in the private consultation room of
the linn's place of business and boldly do-
cltired to thorn that unlass money , In sums
not at all modest , was immediately forthcom
ing to him from them , ho would Inform on
ttiem and give tliom over to tlio ollleora of the
law.
law.Tlio
Tlio pirtncrs In tlio cattle "trulo" llstcnoil
to their clerk with mitlonee , and then Mr.
Hush suggested that his p.irtnornnd ho take
the matter under advisement mid give their
answer on the following d.iy.
This proposition was accepted by the clerk.
Homomlicr thnt this is thu story us related
by FlnrottiKussell.
That day , she pays , In some way , the con
fidential clerk of the oatUc kllnjs met his
Xloatr by iKilaou iidtnliiistorud to him by J. L.
Uush.
Murder had been added to his category of
crimes.
Uush escaped suspicion and arrest through
her slli'iico.
Not long after this , this versatile demon of
crlmo whom she so vividly portrays , grew
tired of his mlstro's , Florettn Jinssell , and
1 began to make le veto another woman In Kan
sas City.
Jealousy was then aroused.
She went to her recreant liege , nnd not
withstanding that she know of the death of
the clerk , bho threatened Kush with the ven
geance of the law. He put In a counter bluff
accusing her of being an accessor } ' after the
Tnct ,
Tlioro was n pow-wow , aud finally n com
promise \vns made ,
Huih ugivcd to place $10,000 In cash In tlio
1'eoplo'H National Innk of Ottawa ,
payable to her in ono year ,
hho to receive the certificate of deposit so
endowed , provided that bho should forever
hold her ix'ico.
The terms wcro accented , the money de
posited , the certlllcato Issued and she disap-
jiearod from public view , living In seclusion
In Kansas City.
Hush married his now love and selected
Kansas City as n homo.
The months went by , and the day upon
which FJorettn Uusscll was to bo | > crinltU > il to
draw from the Ottawa bank , the money that
would maUo her comfortably rich drew near.
Thcro is employed in the Omaha stove
works on Douglas street a young mimlio
claims to bo the brother of Mrs. Russell
Last Thursday the woman loft Kansas
City and i-amo to Omaha. She sent a mes
sage of her arrival ana he found her n lodg
ing place iu n wry huiublo cottage at Oil
North Fourteenth street.
The ccrllilcato of deposit she hid hidden
among the many articles in her trunk. Sat-
xirday morning she unpacked this and took
the certitlcatq from Its hiding place.
Jt had boon arranged between her and the
man she called brother that she should bring
the certllk- ito to him that inoniliin and that
ho should take U and go to Ottawa and se
cure the money aud return with It.
She started to fullll her part of tho.ar
rangement nnd leaving the house walked
down Vourtfcnth street toward Douglas.
Just as slio reached the eonuir of Four
teenth and Chicago , tlivro was u rush from
behind , her hand bag was snatched from her ,
a man ran pant and n round a corner and her
10,000 cortlllcato was pone ,
She stood speechless whllo ho ran out ot
sight.
She * obtained but n glimpse of the man but
she rccojrnlred him ,
DitritiK the jvarof her Impatient walling
'or ' the time when she should draw
from tbo bank , she several times noticed n
nan whom she suMK-cU-d of watching
ter. Hho saw the same mnn
nt the Knnsai City depot the
morning she left there for OtnaHii , nnd she
saw him run nwuy with her hand-bag lost
Saturday.
She oays ho was employed by Hush to do
the work.
Such Is the story of Florottn Uusscll.
Attor the thott of the certificate a telegram
was sent to the bank at Ottawa nnd payment
of it 3top | > od , nnd as the money was do-
jxislted in her name , the woman will prob-
ubly recover It.
The detectives nro trying to secure Hush
nnd the man who stole the certificate.
The identity of thoyounKman InthoOmnha
stove works , who inserts that ho Is Mrs , Utts-
Rell's brother , hns l > een pretty well covered
uj ) , hut the detectives have [ wsltlvo informa
tion thut the only bond between them is a
mutunl hatred of Hush , the young man hav
ing been also Injuted by the cattlenuui.
Knt tiled to the Host.
All arc entitled to the best that their money
will bujso every family should have , nt
once , a bottle of the best family remedy ,
Syrup of Figs , to clcauso the system when
costive or billons. For sale in We uud
bottles by nil leading druggists.
l.V 'JIIi ; UisUAIWAY. .
Tlio County Commissioners SoldierIng -
Ing TliroiiK'i ' Tlirlr Work.
Thcro was nn adjourned moctltiK of the
county commissioners yesterday morning.
It took a whulo hour of monkeying to
secure n quorum , the appointed hour being
10 o'clock and call-to-order tlmo II.
Icfor ! > 3 the mooting heqnu fritz Herrko ,
the very lively little German , broad as ho is
long , wlio guvo the newspaper boys so many
A 1 storlunbout his trip to Kuropo a few
months ngo , made various members of the
board listen to several yards of a cer
tain tale of woo recanllng his tax
assessment. Fritz laid for his victims with
the adroitness or a 1'inkurton , nnd the man
ner In which ho made them hear him was
worthy of n diamond studded trophy. Ho
ovuis "tho KIkhorn Vnlloy house property ,
nnd dug up a document among the county
commissioner records showing that ho had
given umplo reason for his assessment being
reduced from ? " > ,700 to 1.500. Ho also showed
that some clerk engaged on work in connec
tion with the assessment l > ooks had made
n coj > y of his petition for the use of the
board "and In doing so had inndo it appear
that rritz wanted a reduction from
* 7.WO to $ : > ,7 ( > 0 , nnd the board had gone
ahead and reduced it by this ropy. The
thing was plalnlv n very rank clerical error ,
according to Fritz's story. .Mr. O'KoclTo
held , however , that tlio assessor hud sent In
two reports on the property with ligures
given In the order noted above.
1'rltz stuck to his men until they convened
us a bo nil nnd corrected the minutes so as to
read SH.WK ) instead of $ . " . ,700 ,
( iruding und county bridge building bids
vero opened and referred.
Numctous charity nnd insnno matters ot no
inportanco to the public were handled in ono
vnv und another ns usual.
The city engineer was instructed to udvcr-
io for bills for grading that part ol South
Slovonth street located outside of the city.
A great gi 1st of small bills was referred ,
Mid ntnoug others ono from Dr. 1'caboity for
" 51" ) for malting n microscopic examination of
he hlnod status on the clothing of Allen mid
Jorothy Jones , the old couple who wore mur
dered.
An adjournment was taken until 2 o'clock.
Commissioner Corrlgan was the absentee
vhen the county boaid convened in the ufter-
10011.
The speclfil committee having in charge the
natter of the working of city prisoners ro-
> ortod that upon investigation the proposition
of VnnCourt & LetnUh to furnish a stone
> llo hnd been considered and requested the
re-port bo adopted nud the county attorney bo
equc-stal to draw up a contract with the
atone dealers.
Ed. J. Hrennen's billor$7r > 3.3. " > , balance duo
'or constructing the hospital sewer , was al-
owed and tlio amount ordered into the next
ippropriation slitet.
Dr. At. McMunigul presented abIllofMO
'or looking alter tour corpses. The bill was
cut ? 10 and the bilauco allowed.
County Attorney Mnhoney's bill of $435.00
'or ofllco rent for the second quarter nnd
egal expenditures in criminal cases was ul-
.owcd ,
The regular monthly hills of the various
cjunty ofllcials were presented and allowed.
The contract for furnishing wlro screens
for the county jail was awarded to Leo Ua-
voek at eiSJ.iW.
After considerable discussion the gas com
pany's bill for June , amounting to 13-.OI ) was
allowed.
A county road running from the northeast
cast corner of section JU , 15 , 12 , thence west
ono mlle to the Llttlo Papls , was established.
This connects with the AleArdle road.
Bills amounting to fJ.O.UOS , from the Juno
appropriation sheet , wcro taken up and
passscd.
The bids for grading a road in the western
part of the county were oppned nnd the con
tract awarded to O. Whitney at 12 cents per
cubic yard. Knight Brothers secured n
grading contract In the vicinity of Elkhoni
nnd will do the work for 11 4-5 cents per cubic
yard.
After deciding to advertise for the removal
of 5,0)0 ) cubic yards of earth on the line be
tween sections 3 and 11 , township 1(5 ( , range
12 , the board adjourned until Saturday after
noon. _
Announcement.
C. B. Moora it Co. , have boon appointed
wholosnlu nscnts for the celebrated waters of
Uxcclslor Springs Missouri.
1)11.
CnrrloVilllaiiiHon Asks the CourtH to
Set It Aside.
The Dr. John W. McMenatny will case has
at lust got Into the courts. It got there yes
terday und wont in on au apical from tlio de
cision of the probate court. Carrlo William
son Is the aggrieved party , and In her'pctltion
she sets forth the following as her reasons
for contesting her father's ' will :
1. That the paper purporting to bo a will is
not the lust will nnd testament of the lute
John W. McMonnmy.
2. That the papers purporting to bo a will
were never executed , published or declared
by the deceased us his last will.
3. Tliatnt the time the prctoiidort will was
made the doctor was not of sound mind and
was not possessed of testamentary capacity.
4. That the uiiikin ? of the said pretended
will was brought about , and it was put into
existence , by fraud , duress and the unlawful
and undno intlucnca of ono Churlcs Mc.Men-
nmy nnd one Klla Scott , both of whom nro
benellrlaries under the document.
V. K. Glllxirt has gene into the distinct
court , where ho will make un attempt to recover -
cover $1U)0 ) from N. F. Seifert. Gilbert isa
contr.ictor and builder , and In this capacity
he erected a ? l(500 ( hotmo for Keifert. After
the house was built Seifert refused to pay ;
hencu the bringing of the suit.
Klma 11. AicLuughlln seeks to recover
$1,000 from the KqulUibio llfo assurance com
pany. During the year 1SS1 lUma had a hus
band , ono Andrew F. , who bad a life Insur
ance policy of000 In the above named com
pany , IIo inndo three payments of premium ,
amounting to F.HiJ , and then died. The com
pany was notllled of the death and refused to
pay and so Mrs. McLnughllnlias now brought
suit to recover the amount of premium that
her husband paid. \
Daniel Turner yesterday commenced suit
ngnlnst the American waterworks company ,
iiinl In bis petition ho sets forth the fact that
UB will usk for u Judgment of $10,000. IIo al
leges thnt during the month of July , 16S7 , ho
was employed ns night engineer nt the old
pumping station on the river Just above the
Union I'aeitie shops , and thnt ono dark night
whllo ho was wandering about the engine
room his lantern went out The next stop
was to tnko down a hanging lamp that was
suspended ton feet from the floor. Uy means
of a ladder ho reached the lamp , hut , la get
ting down , the ladder uuioL , thu lamp tipped
over and the burning oil spread from his
heiul to his feet. Turner was badly burned
and somewhat disfigured , so much so that
nothing but u Judgment lit the amount asked
will ropav him for the mental and physical
suffering that ho has experienced.
For Colds , Croup , Asthma , Bronchitis and
Sere Throat use Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil ,
and got the genuine.
THEIR AGENT IS SUSPECTED ,
\7olls-Fargo \ People After the Norfolk
Express Robber ,
*
SOME SUSPJCIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES ,
The Perpetrator of Olio Ilobbrry Cup-
turctl Unwinds Showing t * '
1'ftiil Hvninnn'H Sivhi-
dlcr Captured.
Superintendent .Anderson of Wclls-TTnrgo's
express company has two younn men on the
carpet at Norfolk trying to squeeze out of
tliem some facts about the t',000 robbery
cornmlttoJ there lust Saturday ,
Ono of them , L. Gttrcscho , Is the company's
nRcnt at Norfolk , nnd tbo other U nil Elkhorn
brnkotnnn who has frequently walked for tlio
messenger on his runs. Uureselio la u young
fellow , not over twenty. Ho catno from San
Francisco , where ho hnd been employed In
the auditor's ofllce , nnd has been
nt Norfolk nbout two months. Whllo
Mr. Anderson Is holding him under surveil
lance hnrdly any ono connected with the
company believes thw boy to bo utility. Thcro
are sevLT.il str.miro features nbout the rob
bery. This inonov hnd been expressed by the
First National bunk at Norfolk to parties lit
Pierce , n small town twenty miles north. A
few iiitiiutc.3 bcforo the westbound train from
Missouri Valley arrived on Saturday It was
delivered to ( luresclio , who receipted for it
put the luckugo iu his haversack and , went to
the depot.
Upon his arrival nt the depot ho claims to
hnvo locked the money , together with a bill
of Udlng for it , In the strong box of the ox-
pros * car. Ho then stepped across the plat
form to receipt for some freltrht and when
ho returned ho found the box or safe open
and the money pone. Inasmuch ns his key Is
supposed to bo the only ono In existence that
would open the safe , suspicion nnturnlly
rests upon him. However , the brakcman
might have hnd a dupllcnto niado when ho
was working for the regular messenger and
watched his opportunity to make a little
haul.
haul.Whoever
Whoever took the money was well
acquainted with the express business , or
ho would not have thought nbout tak
ing the bill of lading for It
also. In missing the bill when cheeking him
self up on the train a messenger might not 10-
incmbcr readily when crowded with business
that ho had such a package , nnd the robber
would gain time in getting away before his
crime would bo discovered.
The Wells-F.irgo company captured a thief
at Lockwood , III. , who stole MOD and n book
of money orders , July M. Ills natno Is A. C.
Penfold. mid ho w.is the ngent at Unadill.i ,
Nob. His sudden departure aroused suspicion
mu ucmg u wooiit'ii-icfrKUU nmn no ono uu-
lievod he hnd turned thief until mi investiga
tion into the olllco was made. At Llnco'n '
I'cnfold forged and cashed ono order for $15 ,
nnd offered another drawn on J. II. Nuff nt
the Lockwood ofllce. Uy the tlmo ho went
through there the agent nt that place , who
hud been notified ot his departure , wns on
tbo lookout for him , consequently when ho
put in an appearance mi ofllcer took him into
custody. Ho is now in Jail there , nnd will bo
tried for committing a forgery in that state.
Miles' Ncrvo nnd I.ivcr Pills.
An important discovery. They act on the
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A now principle. They speedily
euro billiousness , bad taste , torpid liver ,
> ilcs and constitution. Splendid for moil ,
vomcn and children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest , yo doses for 'Jo cents. Samples free
utKuhu Co.'s Ifthaud Douglas.
OMAHA'S SCHOOL EXHIBIT.
A SlnKiilflcont Showing Made at the
Teachers' Convention.
The exhibit made by the Omaha schools at
ho national teachers' association at St. Paul
attracted a grcut deal of favorable criticism.
[ n the report of the exhibit the St. Paul
? aul Pioneer-Press contained the following :
At the high school is found a lar o amount
of line work in drawing from such schools as
: hose of O niuh a , St. Paul and Cincinnati.
These exhibits have attracted the greatest
ntcrcst on account of the difference In the
ory. The Omalu plan has been to teach the
[ Hipil to draw from the object almost
at his first lesson , thereby necessitating the
use of porspcctlvo and shading from the be
ginning. The reason given for this method
is that largo numbers of pupils leave the
schools before they reach the high school
grades , and although endowed with a few
rudiments are without the ability to explain
their writing or conservation by means of the
pencil. In other words , the plan Is proposed
to make drawing a medium lor the convey
ance of ideas from its earliest uso. Consequently
quently fromtho lowestgrades pupils attempt
to represent the object as It is , uud while the
results nroof course , In most instances crude ,
by the time the pupils reach the eighth
trrado they have a uotablo facility in sketch
ing anything and everything. Color work is
not attempted , the teacher claiming that iu
the limited tlmo dcvotod to drawing iu her
schools it is better to make the pen
cil a means of expression rather than
to leave the pupil a slava to
such arbitrary rules of color as
that purple and yellow go well together when
some shades of purple and yellow when com
bined are absolutely repulsive. Judged by
the standard of practical results attainable
within the lower grades of school work ,
Omaha is well entitled to bo proud. Thcro
nro homo specimens of manual handicraft at
the foot of the sketches , but they were made
by pupils duringhomo hours and were used in
many instances as models for drawing.
Cincinnati is directly in contrast with
Omaha In this branch of work. Following
the old plan of outline simply in the early
grades , sketches as such are found only in the
higher grades and perspectives are poorer
nnd shading hard when , pomparod with the
sketches of the pupils who began the work of
reproducing the object Itself from
their first lessons. Designs seem
to bo the copies in the last exhibition and
they are involved in many wondrously beau
tiful patterns. As the moans of producing
designers the system Is a decided success in
theory ; indeed , it is so in practice ; for it is
said the school sends on au average a dozen
designs every year to factories , but it would
seem that it has ant , in itself the power of
producing pupils nblo todofroohaud work
without much moro practice. However , the
patterns of wall and dado paper , of mono
grams and fancy designs In colors are beauti
ful in the extreme as examples of special
work. The point involved In these two
representative exhibitions is whether the
production of specialists or the endowment
of the pupil with a fair ability to draw is the
desirable end. and which ono will roost likely
accomplish the desired result. For this
reason teachers have thronged the rooms and
discussed without stint the work and the
theories underlying.
St. Paul's exhibit Is largo , duo doubtless to
the fact that there Is llttlo dlftlculty In put
ting the matter in position. In drawing the
St. Paul school has an unusually fine exhibit ,
the work in sepin especially being the finest
over scon at any association meeting. The
work In water colors Is nlso unusually bril
liant , and there Is little doubt that in color
work the St. Paul exhibit Is easily first , The
St , Louis normal school has some flue de
signing in shades , made of colored paper , hut
not being a public school , It is hardly just to
compare it with others. The exhibit of the
Hnunlbal , Mo. , schools is unusually excellent
and especially so. ns the result of only ono
year's work. From a careful Inspection It
scorns safe to say that Omaha Is first in the
matter of drawing , Cincinnati equally su
perior in dozens , wkilo St. Paul is ahead iu
sepia work and water colors.
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Through coaches Pullman puluco
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via the grout Rock Island route. Ticket
olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam.
Swindler Scoured ,
C. D. Cannon , the young man whom \V. T.
Seaman says swindled him on n real estate
trade recently , was arrested by the police
ycstoi-Jny. Ho vns ban ; over in fc-00 bonds to
appear before Judge H < loy next Friday at
S o'clock. Cnitnon tnidi.l . Mr , Seaman a tow
lot * on a Missouri river umil-bar for a num-
bcr of carriages nnd other vehicles.
Headache , neuralgia , dizziness , nervous
ness , na inJ , sleeplessness , cured by Dr.
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STOXE CO.S'TH.YCTOUS.
Third Srml-Anniml McHlng of the
.Missouri Vnlloy Association ,
About twenty-live or thirty stalwart lookIng -
Ing men engaged In the business of cutting ,
contracting anil quarrying stone at Omaha ,
St. Paul , Kansas Glty , St. Joseph and other
Missouri valley points , heht nn association
meeting yesterday afternoon in the private
olllco of the Billiard hotel. The delegates
present werq : A. Sulrrnielstor , Kansns
City , president ; A. Sclmll. Omaha , vlco
president ; Charles Lauer. St. Paul , second
vlco president ; Wllljiini II. Minor , St. Paul ,
treasurer ; \V. K. Ktivry of the builders'
mid traders' cvchnngo , Kansas City , secre
tary ; Abcrcromblo & Co. , St. .loseiih ; Bar
rett ilrot hers , Sioux City ; U. AV. Babcock ,
Kasotn , Minn. ; William Imire.Wnrremburg ,
Mo. ; William BussyTopcki , , Knn. : T.K.Cmnp-
bcll , Leavcnworth ; . ,1. Connor * , Council
muffs ; Albert Foil , Omaha ; Mathew nun-
lop , Kansas City ; J. A ( Jrccn , Stone City ,
la. ; 1) ) . IleinzuunnSt. 1'iml ; Benjamin Mel-
quist , Om.ilm ; A. Pirkorel , Wnrrenslmnr ,
Mo. ; David Pullman , KansasCltv ; IS. Saul-
tcr , St. Paul ; W. II. Tyler , Lincoln , and
James A. Voui.g , St. Paul. The linns of Kct-
tigcr Brothers , Strong Cltv , Kan. ; S. P.
Santy ft Co. , Clements , Kan. ; Sehrall Jb
Hogcrs , Leavcnworth ; ht Joseph stone com
Fitzpatrick & Mollugh , St. Paul , wcro also
represented.
It was the third som ! annual meeting of
what Is known as the Missouri .Valley Cut
Stone Contractors nnd Qimirymen's associa
tion , and was held behind closed doors. The
proceedings , however , were not important.
They related entirely to routine mutters and
nn interchange of reports from the different
sections ns to the condition of work. The as
sociation has as its objects mutual benefit ,
protection of interests and control of the cut
stone business. Its members assert their
right to employ workmen regardless of
whether they belong to any so
ciety or not ; to llx the com
pensation and pay every laborer according
to bis usefulness nnd the amount of work ho
can perform ; to sell stone to anybody and at
nny Imildlng where It h demanded , nnd em
ploy irt many apprcntici's as they please.
"Weshill not tolerate any authority In our
yards but our own , " s.iys one provision of
the resolutions.
They luvo a board of arbitrators to settle
nil tlllterciicos In C.MO of Mri.ios. nnd , when
deemed expedient , to regulate the scale of
wcges.
On next Thursday , July 17 , at 7.150 p.
m. , tlioro will boa , mooting held nt tlio
residence of M. V. Uaniion , ! ! 010 Shor-
intin avenue , for the imrposo of organiz
ing a now parish in tlio northern part of
tlio city. All Catholics living north of
Luke street tire rcqiimlfd to nUoud.
Tlio I'oliceniiMi's Picnic.
The Metropolitan Police Ifcllol association
has completed nmuipemoi.ts for their lirst
annual picnic , to be held in Glover's grove at
\rllngton on the ! Mth inst. The grounds
comprise nbout throe hundred acres and are
admirably adapted to picnic purposes.
Horseshoe lake udjoins the grounds , afford-
ng fine fishing and bathing and boating fa
cilities. The site selected is located upon the
ino of the Fremont , lilkhorn & Missouri
Vulloy railroad , mid n special train will bo
run from this city , leaving hero at 7'JO : a. m.
; md returning will leave Arlington at 8 p. m.
The laro will boil for tbo round trip , chil
dren between seven und thirteen years of ago
50 cents , and children under seven freo. A
ftonerul invitation is extended to all to par
ticipate in f.ho enjoyjixoit ) of the occasion.
The following committees will have full
chai-go :
Honorary Committee Hon. It. C. Cush-
ln , Messrs , Hnitmnu , Gilbert , Smith ana
Bennett and Chief \ \ . S. Soavey.
Commlttooof Arrangements Chief Scavoy.
hiof Detective Haze , Sergeants Graves and
Sigwnrt , Ofllcers O'Connell , llowdon and
Mc.Muhnn.
Following Is the programme :
Overture by A. O II. band.
Address of welcome by Dr. Samuel Glover
of Arlington.
Kesponso by Mayor Gushing.
Exhibition of club swinging by Officer
Pool. Special prize , pair of Indian clubs
presented by Gwln & Dunmlro.
Foot race , 100 yards , open.to all police of
ficers. First prize , Elgin watch valued at
830 , presented by Hnyden Brothers. Second
prize , silver cake dish valued at $10 , pre
sented by S .Tonasen.
Shooting match open to nil police officers.
Winchester or Stevens rifles , tti calibre , dis
tance 110 feet. First prize , suit of clothes ,
valued at S30 , presented by Continental cloth
ing company ; second prize , fallovercoat , val
ued at $ X > , presented , by Nebraska clothing
company.
Sack race , open to all. First prize , J.S silk
urnbrolla , picsented by N. B. Falconer ; see
oml prize , SO parlor lamp , presented by Sam
uel Bums.
Fancy rifle shooting by Ofllcer McMnhon.
Ladles' running raco. First prize , $15 pair
of opera glasses presented by Max Mover ;
second prize , S10 sut of German table llnou ,
presented by Thompson & Beldcn.
Hunning race , 100 yards , open to all. First
prize , $10 valise , presented by Omaha Trunk
nnd Bag Co. ; bccond prize , line meerschaum
piiio.
piiio.Tug of war between policemen with odd
and oven numbered btnra.
Ladles' shooting match , distance forty-
flvofect , five shots. First pilzo , tete-a-teto
silver set valued at $23 , presented by the
Sams jewelry company. Second prl/o , bottle
Queen Anne perfume , presented by D.V. .
Saxo.
Fancy bicycle riding , open to nil. Pri/.o
'
silver o'up. presented by C. S. Haymond.
Cash prize of $ . " > for tlio handsomest lady on
the grounds , presented by J.V. . Moore of
Elk City. Nub.
A gold headed cane , presented by John
Baumcr , will bo voted to the most popular
policeman at 10 cents per vote.
Fut men's race , opeu to all welching over
220 pounds. Prlre , $15 Smith & Wesson re
volver , presented by J. S. Collins pun com
pany.
A platform 40xSO feet has been erected nnd
dancing will Do ono of the attractions. A ? JO
fan , presented by the S. P. Morse dry goods
company , will bo given to the best lady
waltzcr.
The Sacred Heart academy for day
pupils , situated on St. Mary's avenue
and 27th st. , is an institution devoted to
the moral and intellectual education of
young fjirls. The course includes every
thing from an elementary department tea
a finished clalhslonf education. Besides
tlio ordinary ncndomlc.il course , music ,
painting , drawing mid the InngUiigos nro
taught. French is Included in the ordi
nary courbO. DilTororico of religion is no
obstacle to the receiving of pupils , pro
vided tney conform to the general regu
lations of the school. Tlio scholastic
term commences the first Tuesday In
September. Classes bogln at 0 u. in. ,
nnd pupils tire dismissed at 3:30 : p. in.
Corcns Photographed
Mrs. S. O. Couch , Nql 101S Corby street , Is
the owner of u night-blooming cercus which
came out in glorious bloom Monday night. It
was mush admired by many of the neighbors ,
and when it was at its fullest was taken down
to Cholccner's gallery and photographed by
candlelight. The pinto promises to turn out
a splendid picture of the ( lower.
The result of the photographing by arti
ficial light of this llowcr is anxiously awaited.
Pears' Is the purest andbastsoipovor.iuda
To I'o4tniiHterH. !
For sale , a full sot of IIrat quality post-
ofllco fixtures , in good order , 628 broir/.o
look nnd cull boxes , hard wood tlniKli ;
nil Ynlo work , jiut up with Bcrew8to betaken
taken down. Can ho fitted to any ollico.
Coat over $2.000 ; will bell for SUM und
nay 840 commission. Address I. n.
Seurs , Davenport , la. *
GIUL.S AND HhA.Vi.
'I hey Are Not nt All Suited , to Kituh
Other.
The "sormonotto" is especially for
you , di-nr girls. Tlio ndvk-o could bo
put in throa words Don't do It , says a
writer In Harper's Younir people. 1'os-
slbly tlioro might coino tin occasion sny
once in a lifetime when a good round
bit of the genuine article "slang" would
prove funny. Hut to hear vulgar words
used by a gentle girl Is almost invariably
shocking. I remombcr passing t\vo girls
in the street , and hearing ono of them
bay , "I'll bet you n quarter. " It gave mo
a shiver. And when a group of school
girls fill their conversation us , nlnsl
they often do with ono siting phnioo
after another , the effect on tin outsider
is painfully disagreeable.
The habit of talking slang grows
rapidly. It Is like reporting a bit of
scandal. Have you never noticed if you
say an unkind word against a neighbor ,
how quickly a clmnco comes to say
another ? And with just that enmo
appalling case a Imbit of xishnj careless
coarse words Increases.Vocda grow
riinldlv.
Tlioro is plenty ot good , strong English
to give expression to wit , drollery , In
dignation or sympathy , without recours-o
to the phrased which belong to horne
jockeys , gsiinblord , tipplers anil vaga
bonds. The street Arab picks up slung
ns ho docs the ends of old cigars from
the gutter. Surely a well bred girl ia
not on tlio same level in her speech und
manner. Why should she UMJ vulgar
words any moro than she would slain her
hands ?
There ought to be something akin to
flowers iu a fnwh young girl. She need
not bo prudish nor priggish. No ono
wishes her to say "prunes und prisms"
to coax her lips into tlio proper curves.
Hut refined and dainty in bpooch as well
as in dress she surely ought to bo.
Won't you please think about it for five
minutes and MO if you do not agree with
mo ?
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists.
14.OO DOUGLV.AS STRKblT
OMAHA , NIU. :
Tlio most widely nnd favorably Umnvn spec
ialists In the United Slates. Tliclr loins < - < -
purliMice , rcmnrkiililu skill und iinlvor-.il suc
cess In the ttc.itinciit nnd euro of Nervous
Uhronlo nnd Snrgk'al Ilsi ) < iiiu4. pntllln tliesu
eminent physicians to tlio full coiiHih'iicu of
tlio allllcted ouny when1. Tliuy Kii.inintco :
A unitTAIN AND I'OrilTlVI' CUKE for
tbo uwf ill effects of uitvlr vlco and the mtiuei-
ous evils that follow Iu Its train.
IMUVATi : . 1H.OOD AND HIC1N DIHn.VSHS
bnpi'cllly , comnlott'ly nnil ijcrmnnt'iitly ourod.
NllltVOt'S IlKlULlTY AND SKXUAI. , DIS-
OliUKltS yluia readily to tliulr skillful treat
ment.
1'IhES , FISTULA ANT ) KECTAL Uf.C'KUS
Ktinruntrctl cuitdvltliout p.ilu or detention
fioin l > uslm > ss.
liVUKOOKLn AND VAKICOOKLi : poniia-
nnntly mid successfully i-iiiod in i < vniy cuse.
SVlMIIMh. UONUIIUIIKA , OIiKKT , 8u-i- |
mutorthcu , Si'mliial Wu.ikiiPi * , Lnst.Manhuoil ,
NlRlit Kmlssioiis , Deeaytil r.itultlei , IVmalo
\Venliiicss n ml till rtollunto disorders lirculliir
to t'ltlicr sot positively uurrd. as well us nil
functional disorders tfiit Jesuit from youth
ful folllcsor tlio iiTL'Cssof iniitiiro vents.
sTIMrrillvM ? GiiarimU'oil pcrnmnu ntly
O11V1U1 U1VL < oiired , ronioviil cumiilRto ,
without cutting. iMUStloor dllut-Hlon. Cures
airt-etcd at homo by patient without a mo
ment's pain or ttnnoyaiieo.
D TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MtN.
AQ1TTJT ? The ixwful offcctq'of
OUKL , ciirlv vleo which brtnss
orpnnle wcnkness , ilustroyln ? both mind anil
body , \\lth all Its dru.uled ills , puriiunonty
cured.
nP RTJTTs * Addro < n tlioso who Jiavo im-
IJI\J. UL < 1 liJ paired thcnisplvoi by lin-
piopnr InilulRonoo and sollt.ii v Inlills , which
ruin both mind and body , uiilUtlnt ; tliuin for
buslnps . stud v or marrltiRn
WAUKIEU MKN or those ontprlnson tli.it
linppy life , tiwiiroof pliyhlcaUlobllity , qiilcLly
iissSlud.
OUR SUOOBSS
Is based upon facts. First I'ractlonl experi
ence. Svcond Kvcry ca"o IsspL'i'Inlly stuulod ,
thus at'irting ' Hunt. Tlilid Modieincs nro
ptcnavcd In our laboratory o.victly to suit
each case , thuaufTuutlnguiiics without Injury.
Drs. Belts & Betts , .
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - OMAHA. NEB.
Drs. Merril 1 & Merrill
Chronic , Nnrvoni. Illocxl nnd Surclcnl rtlxpa o , nnd
( tl.'ejBO ) ot the Kyi , Kar , NOHO , Throat and Cliu.it.
tspuolul Alt-ntion to DMunsuH or'o -
iiinn nnd ( Jlillilron.
Tlio doctors have Imd jcira of oxix-rlonco In tlm
lioipltal" of Ilruokljrn nnil Ntiw Vork , nnd nru nnionit
tlio nio-t fuocosnf ul and vrldcljr known Bn'cIalUts | la
tlih country.
'lo Young and Alltlilln-Aend ftlcn ,
I/iit Manhood , Norvoui Doblllty , Sperinntorrhw
Bciulnnl Ix)9to < , I'liysloil llornr , nrlilnc fliini Inills-
crctlorii p oduclni ; vlcci'lo iinuiiii , duipuadenoy , pliu-
plt'H on the fiuo , aversion to Hotloty. I'nnlly dHrotir-
ucwi , lack of rnnllilcnen , ilull , unfit for tinlyur biul
mt tlnili llfo a bunion , anfely , i > vrinununtlyund
lilooil nnd Hkin Illflnnsin.
KyiilillH , n dlscnio most dreadful In ll > results ,
couinlotiilr oraillciiloil.
( letiito-Urlnnry
Oonorrlia < , Olcnt. Syphlll , Hrilnicclo , Vnrlrnoolo
nnd htrlctura riidlo.illjr nnd nafoly rnruil nltliout
pain or iletunthm from liuslnusi. AllSevnal Dnfiir-
inltlos unit liiiH.'Uliia'iits | to murrlnxu luccussf a\\j \ \ ro-
IllUVIM ]
All lloctat Ill on i af ly nnl pnrminptitlr cured.
llonrili H. in. , till8 p. m Hnmluyii , IU till I' ' .
N. II. I'lTsons nimljlo toTUItni nur liotrcatnl nt
their liomiu liy rorrmpordonco. Mmllrtnoi and lu-
BtructloiiH Hont liy c'Tprnm , Cunsullatlon frev.
Hunil 4 cenUIn t ini > to tnmiru rc' | > ly.
tlH rUiuuiitli bt. , Unpo'tito
Opera Ii iiui > , Uiimtin , Neb.
A Talking Parrot for 87
RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
VERY FINE YOUNG PAR
ROTS ,
Which I am going to soil the
nuxt week at
$7 Each.
With a Guarantee to Talk
Ttlsraro chance to get a
tnlkinx p.irrot for an uxtrn-
ordlnury cheap price. Uo
not inlsH yoiircnaiu'u.
MAX GEISLER ,
417 S. 15th St. , Omaha.
In tnntlystojn
for I'M NS. 111(1 ( I-MIH , ItAlMCAl 111' .
lirVDAl'IIK , TOOTIIArili : , or any ollu-r I'AIX. n few
IUIID uro llku 111 null1 , musing tlio ( Kiln to InM'int ly ilop.
A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Intcrnnlly tnkiMi liitlo p < of from thirty to htyilrotn lit nlitilf tntnlilpr ofwutrr will fire In
n few jiilnuti Craiuti. Siriiln | , SourStnnmoli , inllo , I'latviliMH'o. llourlhiini , I'lwlor.i Morlms ,
Dyiotitry' lhrrlui < n , Sick llcnilnclio , > 'nuci , VoinltliiK. Ncrvotunim * . Slooplossia'ss , Mul.irla ,
uuJ nil Intornnl pnlus arising f rum ulumxu uf dint or \ > : itor unit hot cnii u- < ,
DO cents a bottlo. Sold by all Druggists.
The Onialia Medical and Surgical Institute
Forthctrpntrarnt ifnll cnnONtO
TruMei ll l Kncllltloi"ppnrntusnad llcnioiVo * for Hucoi < itnllrtMlmi > nt of mi'ry form of ill "aio ro
qulrlniiMiMlloilorHiirKlilnlTn'ttinont. > 'INICTY ROOMS FOR I'ATlliM's lloarl nii > lntti < iiilnnod. Itosl
Acfomrooitntlona Wist , Write lor cltciilnti on Dcfc-mltlp Mut llnirei Trim < ' , Cluli IVrt t'nrvntnrn ol
JJ'liH [ < , 1'llns , Ttirnori , fnnciT , Ciitirrh , llroiulilUB , Intinliitlon , r.li-drlell ) , I'ninlv-iH | - | Hipnr Kldiicj
llhililcr , Kye , Knr. Skin nnil Illood , nnil nil "llrnlcal opi-nitloni. DISK\BiS : 01' WOMKNn niivlnltr Heel
of UHpnirs u ( Wouon 1'rrc. Wo Innalntoly lidded & llim-ln IVyirtiiu-nt for Wmin-n iluunuCnnilnomoiil
( Slrlcllr 1'rlnnlii ) Only licllnhln Mnltenl Initltiito innklnif n pi > olulty at IMUVATI ! i
AH Illcioil IM-onie * Kiicof fully tri'nti'il Syi'lillltli' ' poison ramoviul from the j lrmrltlinn
Nfir Roilorntlru Tnatnii'nt forl iijof Yll'i ! 1'imor. f'nrllo uiuliln to M lt m innjr l > o IrouKvl nt himol'J '
correnpooilonco. All eoniniunlc.-uloiu cnnllilrntlnl Mo.llclno or In lrumnnti i < oiit liy mull nr o | uim , m
cutely I'lirkcd , no nmrki lu liiillottniniitonK nrirntlKr. Oniper onal Inti-rvh-T iircfnrroil rnllnnilrnnniill
uiur nrnil lil-lorj- yo'ircnao anil no wllUonilln plMn Trr.ippur nur HOOK ' 10 MlN' : FIUM : . iifou I'rlTuta
Bpoclalor Ncrvoui llieit ) < on , Imputoncr , SfphllK , Oieclunil \ nrlfoa'lti , < tlth qvoitlon IMt Aildrusi
Ornaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Corner OtH and Hnrney Sts. , Omaha , Neb.
Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Management of the Mexican Intornatlon.nl Banking Co. , Concesslnnarloi.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE , 'URP03E3
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will takninfo \ \ In rmlilln nt , Ilio CITY O' ' TUFforinnrtv ( IMsr ) di l Vtirlo ) , Jloxtou
WEDNESDAY , JULY 28d , 1S9O.
Under the -icr-sonul wnorvurnn ol { | | lJf. JOH'I S. MUSHY , nnrt Mil. CVMII.O Alint r.rf.E5 ,
tlif former n Rontlfinau of such proniliioncn In tbo United Slitm that hU nro-joneo nlnno li
Biiniclent vuiiinntuo to thu pulillu tli it , the ilrnvlnvi will ti" liclil wllh slrloL fiuiHMty iiua 'nlr-
ness tuull.aiuUtliu Utturilhu Suporvlsuror thu Mmlouu Qovornmun'j U u ( ocitul utaiiulni !
unU Intonrity.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
Only 6OOOO , Tickets ! Only 60OOO Tickets !
WHOLE TICKETS , $4 ; HALF TICKETS , $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS.L . _ $ _
IxIST OF
1 Prize of $60,000 $60,000 $ , inoi'rliosof Approximation l.'XJeioli . Prizes. , ON
' . "rlzoof 10,0(10 10,0(10 ( Itxj 1'rlzoj of RO each . B.OJO
1 1'rlteof ft.OU ) fc.l J 100 1'rliei of 2S each .
ai'tlic.of lllM ( each 801X1 Tormlnnl PrUoa.
JOI'rlicsof awoncli S < n < ) f.MT TinlnAln to KU.IMU I'rliout til ench .
Kl'rlrcsof 100 cnoli t > , U 6irJToriijlnil3 toUO.WJ I'rlio or III ) oaoli
lit ) 1'rlzojof DC cncb.i. , , , ti.KiO
UJl'rliCJOt Uencb 7MO 1014 Prlzoa aniounthis to . $1125
\Vothe nndorntirnoil licrphjr certify thntlho Ilanoo If any tlckot clmwliu n nrlzo linont to tlinnnitor-
KArlonal nf Mexico In Cliltiunhua hna on deposit Blcnort , Its fnco nlni ) will l > rolloctol uuJ romltHU
frumlho Mexican International llimklru Coinp.'inr. to thu imilur tboroof frun nf clinrno.
Ihu noccHs rr funiU tocunrnntei ) tlio iiijmcn tot all K n\it II. HiioNiuy.
thi > prlJus drawn In the Umnd Ixittcrf or Jinirci. ProsMcnt Fl l'n n National limit , I'.l PasoTot
Wofurtliercortlfjr tlintwo will x\it rvl o nil the nr. AaiSNTS WANTRU.
rnn cmunti , nnil In pomon mnnniis nnil control nil Far rlnb rntoH , or nnr otlior Infurinntlnn , wrlio to
tlit'ilmvlnsior tliU l.oltory , nnil Hint tlio unius uni \initcrslunol.uliilliiil y ur iiWro" rlairlTi with
( oniluctod with Inmost ? , fnlrnujj and Iu RUOI ! faltli Htule CountyStroutAinl Nuinbor. Jlnro npM mill
tuw&rilB nil pirttns. il llvirT"lIl IwB nureil lirTour oncloiln nn uiivul-
JOHN 9. SJOSnV Commissioner. ope In nrlnii your full nililroti. . _
CAMH.O , JlUXlCAN IMPKIISATIII.VAI. HAMtlNfJ Of ) . ,
Ouporvlsor fur the Uovornmont. Olty iif JtiuruJloxloa
? ontl remittance for tlokoti by ordinary letter , conUlnlim Money Ortlor.
- Issued by nil Kxpr iaConnutilos. NowYoik ExclniiiKO , llank Draftorl'OdUU
Note. Address nil n-Riattrod lettoiilo
ME1XIOA.1M IKTlilK.NATIOr-IA.li. BANKING OO. .
City ofJuaroz. . Mexico , via El Paso , Tex.
Great Slimmer Bargain
MAX MEYER .
,
Jewelers and. Silversmiths ,
SIXTEENTH AND F.ARWAM STREETS , - - OMAHA , NEB
Bargains in Bargains in Watches.
Nickel \vntclici fronif
Sllrur wntchoi from f > npwnrih.
Diamonds.
. Ijndli H uld wnlrhuii from HTi upwnrtli.
Uc'Mtlumeii'aKUld ulclic'a froui tl ! > upwnnlJ.
Diamond rlnui from f2H ) upward * . in
Bargains Jcwclcry.
Diamond uilliir buttons from M upirnnli.
Diamond tiarf plnn from $ 'i npwunlH. Wornrry iifull linn of Jcwclory Incliicllni
Dlnmoml cutf button * froiiiS * ! upward * . luilli Holhl ioM ami llnu rnlluit iiluto rliui ,
DIumoudiitiulifrumfi.MJ uptfittiK filiiii , oitrrliiu , lockntn , chnlm * linic olota ,
Dlnmunillncu pins from ; iUumiinli. | iiotkl.'Lceti. enlf nnd tollur butloim. ito. Ar-
Dluiimnilctr rliiK.i fromr.liiwiinU. ! | titles mtimlly irorthfl n hollnl .Wo ID TSc ,
DhnnoncI bnici'letH Irani $ lpi tiptvanlH. unilnllotlMTKOdil.H urn Kol'l : it Ilio name pro-
lamontl [ itc'iKlanlH lriin ) 'i upwiirili. portion. Kuo.uur iliuw whidowa. buu our
liii'clilacoj fruni M upwimU
Watches , Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
at Reasonable Prices.
Reduced Prices Silverware Clocks
Greatly en , , Lamps ,
Umbrellas Goods Etc.
, Optical , .
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1302 FnnmT >
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
Oily Passenger and Tiokot Agent.
Denver , Colo. ,
Capital Prize $7,500.
TICKETS HO CIJ.VTS IIA.C'11.
$26,370 , PAID liACII MONTH
BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES ,
Address , II. F. Ill 10 DUS ,
DKNVEK , - - - Coi.oiuno ,
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