Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 10, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THE CITY. There is a number of free beds in the . Bishop Clarkson Memorial hospital for the treatment of surgical diseases of children. Chief of Police Seavey has gone to Balt Lake City, The object of his visit ¢ kept a secret at tho police station. He will return the last of the week. Deputy Sheriff dou Grebe is in a gquabble with the fair peovle. They want to pay him $1 a day for his servi- ces as chief of the deputies at the fair grounds, but he refuses to accept less than 3. Doputy United States Marshal Weeeler beought to Omuha yeste from Crawford, George W. Davis, charged with sending obscene matter through the m Davis gave bond and was released. A chattel mort tional bank, for and chattels used in business of George Schroeder & Co., at 818 and 815 Howard street, was filed yesterday with the county clerk. Nellie E. Reynolds, of 1009 I2ast Dom- inick street, Rome, N. Y., wants to know of her father, Thomas C. Noonan, & railrond contractor, who left home two years ago and came to Omaha. She has ‘written Postmaster Gallagher on the subject. Andrew Peters, William Mores, Wiil- fam Maher, W, Westergard and George Anderson, five new muil carriers, were put to work yesterduy. They will cover Central Park, Onk Chatham, Bedford Place, Lowe’s addition, Omaha View, and from Mason to Hickory, Twenty- fifth to Thirtioth, Denise’s addition and Kountze Place. Person tl Paragraphs, R. A, Lipe, of Blair, is ut the Millard, L. L. Price, of Odell, is at the Murray. W. H. Brown, of Cozad, is at the Arcade. . C. Carson, of Chadron, is at the Mur- ray. C. L. Bull, of Lincoln, lar W. 8. Dicken, of Syracuse, is at the Mil- lard. W. H. Merkle, of Chadron, lard. Mrs. R. C. Moore, of Blair, is at the lard. E. B. Chase, lard. E. R. Stewart, of Lincoln, is at the cade. August Dippel, of Fremont, is at the Ar- cade, N. W. Richardson, of Red Cloud, is at the Paxton, L. and K. Robbins, of Lincoln, are at the Paxton. W. D. Matthews, of Fremont, Millard. + W. H. McCann, of Hay Springs, 18 at the Millard J. 8. Couley, of Arcade. age to the First Na- 50,58, on the goods the cold storage is at the Mil- is at the Mil- Mil- of S 18 at the Mil- ard, Ar- is at the nd Island, is at the W, B. Humphrey, of Lincoln, is at the Murray. J. . MceConoughy and E. Gould, of York, are at the Paxton, B. B. Colmun, of Broken Bows, is regis- tered at l!lu Millard, W. G. I ifer and wife, of Keunard, &S rogistavedut thio Acean . H. B. Kuowlton and J. R. Sims, of Has- tings, ure registered at the Paxton. and Miss Estella the Murra Mrs. W. B. Thorpe Thorpe, of David City, ure Senator 5. Paddock and Frank A, Paa- dock, of Beatr| are istered at the Mur- Tay. Rood, Miss Giray, Miss Mable Gray and Mrs. E. . Rood, of Hollywood, are at the Paxton, Mr. Stuart Hayden and turned from their eastern at Hull Side. Daniel J. Folly has returned from his trip 10 the coast, having spent the sumwmer n Washington, Oregon and California, Miss Worthiugton, sisterof Bishop Worth- mgton, 18 lying dangerously ill av the resi- ence of the latter on South Tenth street. Chief Galligan, of the fire department, has gone to Kan i the nutional meeting of chief engineers of this country, Claus Spreckels, the sugar king of Hono- lutu, passed throuih the city yesterday in s special car, en route to San Francisco from the east. Mrs. M. D. Hascall, with her baby. of Ogden, is visiting her pareats, Mr. and Mrs, Williaiu Alstadt, and will - reiaia about two months. Rev. F. A. Genius and family have re- moved to Chicago, where his sous, Richard and Arthur, formerly in the wholesale milli- nery busiuess in this city, will take a four years’ medical course, Mr. E. Hasson, son of the forcman of tho Davenport Democrat-Gi te, accompanied by Mr. 1. A. Hitchcock and George H. Etuer, visited Tie Bee office yesterduay, Mr. Hasson greatly admired Tne Bee composing and stereotyping roowms, Misses Mary und Sarah Hanna, who have for along time had charge of the Paxton cigar und news stand, have embarked in busiuess for themselves. They have pur- chased the cigar aud news privilege at the Merchaunts, furnished the stand handsomely aud put in a large stock of cigars. 1hey will sell I'ne Bee and all the standard publi- cations, These young ladics ure well known to the traveling fraternity, who universally respect and patronize then: Coots Looking at Stone, Contractor Coots, who is erecting the city ball, left Sunday night for St. Paul, Minn., to examine the stone on Kettle river, about ~forty miles from that oity, offered for use in the construction of the new building, He ‘was accompanied by Alexander Scnall, who 18 to do the stone ecuiting on the building. Before returning they will also examin red stone at Portage éntry required for ming by the specifications. Missouri Valley Doctors. The annual meeting of the Medical Society of the Missouri Valley will be held in this city on the 19¢h inst., commencing at 7 p. m. At this meeting the auaual election ot ofil- cors will tuke place, ‘I'he secretary, Dr. Carter, requests that the members come pro- pared with a paper to read, a case Lo report, 8 pathological specimen to exbibit, or to take part in the discussion. It 15 said that the society is in a flourishing condition, haviug over 110 members, wife have re- trip to their home L) Won $100. Joseph Garneau, chairman of the commit- tee on outdoor entertainments of the Merchunts' Wi assoclation, bas given an wrder for $100 to the Sixth Ward republican club, the prize won by that organization in the ward ciub purade of lust Thursday ni; e cluva treasury will now be iu a better condition than ever “and euuble it to make some coutemplited improvements in its place of mesting. The order next, will be cashed on Thursday Do you propose to enjoin the city or tho contractor in the work of tearing the prosent basement walls of the proposed city hall was asked of Contractor Ed Breounun yester- day “No, Idon't. My cose agaiust the city is in the courts, aud the action of the decision will cover the points whioh might be sought in an injunction, Besides, it would delay matters in the erection of the new building, 10 which I ut opposed as much a8 any oue. It is from these reasons that I shall not seek 8 restruining orders.” ixeursion to Uolumbus, Ohia, September 15th to 16th inclusive, “’lho Rock Island Route' will sell tickets to Columbus, Ohio, for the annual Grana Lodge, and 1. 0. O, I, ckets good 1o re- excursion and return, at half-fare, meeting of Sovereign Patriarchs’ Militan open to everybody. turn until Sept. 25th, 8. 8. STEVENS, Gen'l W, Ticket Oftice, 18056 Farnam, AMURDERER'S OLLL. It Is Now Occupied by the Slayer of Petor Ruser, George Soule, who is charged of having murdered Peter Ruser, oné week ago, at the latter’s home at Ruser's park, had his pre- liminary examnation yesterday morning before Justice Anderson. The little court room was full of witnesses and spectators. The accused looked hag- gord and acted uneasily during the trial. Rudolph Ruser, Thomas Ormsby, Calvia . Wagne Ernest Herkelman, 3 Lee, C.__Root, W. R F Charles Wroth, John A, We Henry Ruser, Cecolin Ruser, Joseph Bayer. Charles W, Rosvelt and B. ', Ford, were cailed by the prosecution to testify. 080 of them who had seen the shooting detailed the facts substantially as published in Tnn Bee. Others said they had neard Soulo make threats several times that he would get even with the Rusers for refusing to let him have beer once when he had no money to pay for it; also with Rosevelt, who, it ap- pears, had offended him about one year ago. ' After having purchased the revolver from Weaver, Soule was heard to declare that Rosevelt. would have to look out, be- cause he proposed to get even with hir The defense declined to offer any tosti- It will attempt to prove, however, it when the case comes to trial, that Rosevelt tried to shoot Soule some time ago; lso_that by reason of a gun-shot wound in the top of his head, the latter's mind is not sound, Soufe was held without bail to the district court and lodged in the county jail for safe keeping. AR TICKET, To the Nebraska State Fair at Lincoln THe OMATIA BEE will present a com- plimentary ticket of admission to the Nebraska State Fair at Lincoln to every person sending a yearly subscription to either Tue W ¢ BEE with $1.25, or Tur SUNDAY BEE with $2.00. Orders must be in by September 6th, so as to give time to muil the twub as the Fair opens on September 6th and closes September 13th. These prices are no advance on the regular price for the Weekly and Sunday editions, but the publishers of Tue B desire to give their readers a chance to the exhi- bition at Lincoln free of admission fee. Cash must accompany each order. Address your orders to THE B. PusrisaiNg Co., Omaha, Neb. PAIRED WITH “BLUE GUASS." Omaha Physicians Will Not Meddle With the *clixie,” In the Omaha Clinic for August there is an editorial on “The Elixir of Youth,” by James Carter, M. D., from which the follow- ing is taken ‘‘Local physicians are making arrange- ments to test for themsolves the truth of M. Brown-Sequard's assertions, the results of which will b given in the Clinic.” . A Bee reporter called upon Dr. Carter esterday to ascertain what experiments ad been made in this direction by Omaha ph gilans, and the results thereof., He was informed that the article in ques- tion bad been written a month ago, while the subject was in its infancy, and the fas- cinating elaims made for the elixir were still to be determined by actual experience, “But, the world does move,” said the doctor, “n the field of medicine as well as in other affairs of man, and sometimes with ustonishing city. Within the last four woeiss, se I hundred experiments with the elixir been made throughout the country with the following resuls, In a few in- stances only the patients operated upon de- clarea themselves benofitted by the b ment: a yery large majority, experienced no effects whatever, whilo a few were the vie: tims of abscesses, gangrene and septicacmia, terminating fa v in some cases, “*profiting by the experiences of th low i abroad, ir fol- comprsed of so tive results and a disustrous cuses, ely concluded to ment and allow it small number of ext the Omaha plry drop the mutter of expe »mel w to drift into innocuous desuctude, They have accordingly relegated ‘the elixir of youth’ to the realm of forgotten non-utilities where it disport in playful abandon with the ‘biu craze, and where the grand company of kindred souls in reunion may welcome the last but not the least of man’s follies to the chaos of forgetfuluess.” Second-Class Tickets Via the Northern Pacific R. R., allow the holders the privilego of stopping over at Spokane Falls, Wash., and all points west of there. The Northern Pacific is the only line traversing Washington Territory from east to west and north to south. Ratesfrom Omaha and Council Blufis to all points on the North Pacifie coast are as lyw via the Northern Pacific as any other line. Brownell's Girls and Teachers. Hrownell hall reopens for the fall and win- ter sessions of '80 and '00 on Weduesday next. It is expected that there will be about oue hundred students in attendapce, the number being the largest with which the in- stitution has ever ovened. During the past vacation there has been a new studio added to the hall which will henceforth be liberally used by the classes. The faculty remains the same as lasu year with the exception that a new instructress i art in the person of Miss M. A, Young, of Evgland, has been secured. The faculty, therefore, will be as follows: Rov. M. A. Doherty, principal; Miss K. T, Lywan, vice principil; Miss A. L, Benham, instructress in rhetoric_cnnd literature; Miss F. A. Waltand Mrs, Doherty, preparatory; \an! thel Davenport, mathematics; Miss M. Wallace, Miss Lucy Burgess, instru. A , and Mrs, J. W. Cotton, vocal music; Miss M. A. Young, art. Something to Remember, If you are going east remember the “Rock Island Route” run the sleepers and chair cars of their solid vestibule train to and from the Omaha depet, leaving Omaha at 8:45 p. m., thus avoid- ing the transfer at Council Bluffs, Three solid trains dail All chair cars are free. Dining cars on all through train Our trains make close connec: tion with all eastern limited trains con- necting in union depot at Chicago, avoiding a transfer across the city to parties enroute to New York, Boston id other eastern cities, “‘and every- thing ]llLlu better thun other lines cau offer.” 3. STEVENS, Ticket office 1305 Farnam. Gen’l W, A, Enlargicg the ter, The twelve carpehters kept constantly in the employ of the swelting works are at present erecting an addition to the smelter building 80x50 feet and three stories high, This addition just doubles the capacity of the old smelter and will, of course, reguire an in e of workmon. The second story will be devoted to ore bins und & double hoistiug apparatus will also be put in A brick building 30x50 is also boing put up for uu electric light to furnish light for the establishment. ‘The sample building, a structure feet is now finished and in constant use. It is here that the car loads of ore are quar- tered us wany as fve times to geta samplo of the ores for the ussayer. Use Mibaloviteh’s Hungarian tice in ull cold drinks, Who Wants a Waif? Sergeant Whalen has & mania for looking after all of the waifs and stray childres that drift juto the city., His latest charge is Willie Clement, & ragged urchin about seven years of age, who came in from Rook Soriugs, Wyo., in & box-car Sunday. The lad claims that his parents have been dead since “the snow went away,” and that he has no bome aud wvo friends. Sergeant Whalen took up & collection — and purchased the lad a suit of clothes, and is now luoking for some one who wauts a bright boy (0 raise on shares, 60x115 black- o e i et o ISSED THE JUGULAR. Mike Roach’s Narrow Escape From Death. Cut-Off island was not behind the other suburbs of Omaha in tragic affairs Sunday, “Oklahdma” had a shooting match, West Lawn n fight, the city proper a suicide and Cut-Off island came 1n with a cutting affray in which Mike Roach, a barkeeper in C. H, Yates’ saloon, nearly lost his life, The row occurred in Yates' place. Roach was behind the bar and got into a row with three fellows who refused to pay for drinks which they had purchased. Roach insisted upon being paid when the three men assaulted him. A rough and tumble fight ensued in whicli' Roach got decidedly the worst of it. During the row one of the trio drew a knife and mado a glash at Roach, in- flicting & dangerous wound in his throat, The wound exposed the windpine and cut al small artories, The injured man wus wced in a cab and hurriedly driven to the police station, where his injuries were at- tended by the aity physician. After liis wound had boen dressed Roach returned to the Island, where he lives, He claims_to know the wen by sight who as- saulted him but does not know their names or occupatjon. No steps have been taken for the appreliension of the assailants. l)ynpomm Malkes the lives of many people mi able, and often leads toself-destruction. We know of no remedy for dyspepsia more successful than Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla. It ucts gently, yet surely and efficiently, tones the stomach and other organs, removes the fainu feeling, cre- ates a good appette, cures headache, and refreshes tho burdened mind. Give Hood’s Sarsaparilla a fair trial. It will do you good. WILL PAY THE RENT. The Effect of the Ten-Hour System at the U, P. Shops. The employes at the Union Pacific shops are now working ten hours per day and are happy. The new order of affairs should have gone into effect last Wednesday, but, owing to the interruption of the various at- tractions of Merchants' week, it virtually went into effect yesterday. The incroased number of hours means & corresponding in- crease of pay, aud Mr. J. P. Holley, the master mechanic, says that this affects an army of 000 men, It means an additional expense of nearly $18,000 per month to the Union Pacifio railway company, but both employers and empioyes bope ' that the change is permancnt. “How do you like the increased number of hours!" asked a BEE representative of a be- grimed son of toil as he leaned his brawny arm, for the moment, on his hammer. “Well,” said he, *'I am glad of it, and I be- lieve every workman in the shops is also, The increase trom eight to ten hours will pay the rent for most of the lads. The b, are now recewving from $2.90 to $3.50 for a day’s work, aad taking 30 cents per hour as an average, it mokns an increase of 60 cents ver day, or 812 per month, and this goes a good ways toward paying the rent of the ma- AXTON HOTEL, OMAHA—Special at- tention to commercial men. Finest and largest hotel in the west. Kittredge & Brainard, proprietors ey Wanted a Larger Salary. A successor to Rev. D. W. Kerr, who last weck resigned the pastorate of the South- west Presbyterian church, has not yet been selected. Mr. Kerr will remain in the civy until the 1st of November, and then he will probably visit Europ Mr. Kerr resigned his pastorate because his congregavion did vot feel able to meet the salary demanded by him. The great European expositions have awarded the premium to Cook’s extra day Imperial Champagne for bouguet. A Subject of Enquiry. Oxa s, Sept. 9.—To the Editor of Tnr Bee: Why don’t you investigate the mesh- ods of the chatte]l mortgage sharks who prey on the poor of Omaha. The writer knows of iustances where they have entered the houses of a delinguent debtor and taken the bedding, kitchen range of and table while supper was in course preparation and carted them aw debts whereon the prizcipal and inter been paid by the collection of usurious interest to an amount equal to both at legal rates. You can readily get at facts in _this direc- tion, and your duty as @ public monitor should impel you to do so, SUFFER [The writer of this h but we print his communication to ¢ tion to the abuse. 1t isnot to be e however, that a newspaper can ral town and pry into the private bargains made by poor people with creditors. Many of thiese people, like the writer of the above, would never boavilling to appear in the case or let {heir numes be known.—Ep. ] Catarrh S a blood discase. Until tue poison 1s expelled from the system, there can be mo cure for this loathsome and Therefore, the only atment is a thorough course Sarsaparilla — the best of all jers. The sooner you begin the better ; delay is dangerous. “I was troubled with catarrh for over two years, I tried various remedies, and ‘was treated by a number of clans, but received no benefit began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. few bottles of this medicin 1 atten- pected, dangerous malady. effective tr A cured nie of this troublesome complaint and com= letely restored my health,”—Jesse M. oggs, Holmau's Mills, N. C. “When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rece ommended to me for catarrh, T was in- clined to doubt ity efiicacy. Having tried so many remedies, with little ben- efit, I had no faith that'anything would cure 1 beeam maciated from loss of appetite and jmpaired digestion, L hiad nearly lost the sense of smell, and my system was badly deranged. 1 was about discouraged, when a friend urged me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and Te- ferred mé to persons whom it hiad cured of catarrh. ‘After taking half a dozen bottles of this medicine, I am convinced that the only sure way of treating this obstinate disease is thiough the blood.” —Charles H. Maloney, 113 River st., Lowell, Mass, Ryer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, M Frice $1; six bottles, 85, Worth $5 a bottle. \~ (L/{ffl//[/ OLLEGE. MHICAGO FEMALE GOLLEGE™ Morgan P, hicago. Boarding| Sel and Youne . Kol catulogu addrs 1 Morksu Vark, LIl Racine Wis., 13'\( INE (*mn« i, Bape, . tifuily iiuatdd, ¢ 0 hoaith 10kl A M, OMAHA BU \"‘lflfi/ euAD vOR Gorsma MILITARY ACAE X Col. C. I, Wright, 1, 8 Hyatt, Comd t o Cadets, JEW YORK wall-on-Hudson, A. M. Supt; b, F. Morthwestern Miiltar Twenty-three miles north of € Ll for catalogue to Highiand Park, 1. FEMALE JIGKSONVILI. ACADEWY |-rllm1 d col S P A R e o POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure. ty, strength and wlolesomeness, More eco. nomieal than the ordinary kinds, and cannoh be sold in competition with the multitudes of Jor or shortweight alum or phosphate Enwrlerl. £old only in cans. Royal Baking Powder Coms pany, 120 Wadl Strect, CALIFORNIA DIs&B'X?i’:fiIEs:F_ SING TO_TASTE == LEATHTICONG, e KGOl (L ew York. 4"“4 A DISEASESTTHROAT =L u NGb g}}u AGMRANM Send for circolanF] perbottle 3 pr 9 & | ME ‘coa OVILLE. CAN MDJ THEONLY— qumr‘l GUARANTEED 9 By HAIL. % CURE FTOR Svia TR CIRCULAR. ABLETINE MED:Ca CATARRH| NROVILLE 041 SANTA : ABIE : AND : CAT: R: CURE | For sale by Goodman Drug Co | =y MNSTWME w N N‘«NO« = ‘anmn. + Sonp: g WRAPPERS (LARGE 312E3 and receive & o HANDSOHE 3 I+ GNY *MATRHIESS - FOR * SHAMPOOING - " Containing e PHotosnachs 2 ol . @lobratad + AetoRsand ACTRESSES e b o & 2 1 L o 2 2 2 2 2 CHEVIOT SUITINGS N FOR GENTLEME A very popular. The fine black [ [} ? $ § [ ‘ 1 colors . favorites. : We 8and smooth finish; fore [ é l ' ' 4 4 4 have them; rough =) «---‘-‘--‘--«««‘ X 2 o g & 2 -2 & Z = Z -4 F- - = 4 2 and domestic make, Price of suits made to order, $20, $25 and $35. We have a large assort- Trouserings. $5 to $12 Our overcoatings ARE beauties, made to order for $20, $25 and $30, And with silk linings. Our.work and fitting wij| Qplease the most fastidious. Mail :flllud. Open evenings, orders promptly s TAILOR 1409 Dougias. (D 0 L 2 0 0 Ll 2 2 2 o < 2 be consistent LY WHAT ance. Is a line of elegant knee pant suits, 4 to 14 which we off brown cheviof, the other a fine ('lll]\ aray and fully worth twice what we n long y An immen We will i Of Childrens’ very good suits, this suit, as we believe it to be the best value we ever offe with our name, IT I8 SOLD FOR. inaugurs Childrens' Good, substantial suits, si The material in this suit is not stictly all wool but the little cotton there is in it, makes the and we guarantee the suit to give eveelient wear and good satisfaction CaNEl T 3 4 to 13, fall we THE OPENING Of the schools make a big demand for Boy's CIanluz in the west, and our prices cannot be matched, dress your boys well for very little money. lower priced grades of boy's suits are cut and made as carefully as the finer ones, we propose to have any thuw, that cannot be recommended for wear and honesty of material. ing fr We na LSHINOTIEIER ILOT es 4 to 14, $2.25, These red. are strictly all wool, We call & Our assortment is unapproached by any house Look through onr stock and you will find that you can We have nice tasty fall suits, star om $1.25 up. Our ve nothing, nor do It would not nd OUR RULE TO TAKE BACK ANYTHING THAT IS NOT STRICT- te the fall season in our Boy's department with three €|I“x'lll bargains which will be opened tomorrow, and with which we mean to surprise you— ght, of avery neat pattern and made tasty, at $1.90. goods stronger, pecial attention to The material is Lionest all wool cassimere, no shoddy, of a nice greyish pattern which will not show dirt, and the suit is well made, and has a neat appear- You could not buy such a suit in any other house for less than §3. TEEZ TITIRD BARGAIN se line of boy’s - ab §2.90. ca'simere; both ¢ ked them, ant suits; from $2.50 upward. OPEN TILL 9 P. M. Nebraska Clothi Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. 1s called to the f that a complete g 1oy's Clothing a e COAT and ity or lutast wmoctral GRATEFU it “wherover ¢ to shuply it e ound s b and Send for Co. DesMoines, ebrated lines of Boc ed by ( tories at Chicago, D Wis.~should write dence, FREMONT, Heedquarters for i DREXE At the (14 Slan Attended, choice NOVELTIE ound_upon our and workmanship Stationary, Fanc tions. Largest | the w SHOE DEALERS M. Henderson & Co., of Chics (Successors to John G Orders by telegraph sollcited and "Telephone to No, ATTENTIUN ct We are now receiy in FALL GOO! assortment of Men's an lapted to the season, mu; tables FALL OV style and superior Uinbrellas, nizh in qual but moderate in L—-COMFORTING pios s 7 anetors: bilts: Gt et 1 vy tendoney 1o s e Honting ar y 14 n wenk point. muy by keoping 0 well inzelto olling rocers Hon rof milk. abeted thu Druggists v Goods, Toy’ and cheapest stock Town. Desirin to ine ts and Shoes, manufactu 0 —Fa and I WA xon, TIs SON, res bl Traveling g L & MAUL )3.) i, 1407 Farnam Straot, S aug | Epps’s Cocoa. BREAK‘AST. anl o properiy nourished Sold only opathic Chemists Tu Booksellers 00 page illustrated catalogue. and No- in st. Redhead, Norton, Lathrop & exam- the Justly cel- 10u Lie, Undertakers and Embalmers ang 1t (sehicd Tatreatiang ook o A1 “limonts e TOF pirity’ d ol debility in marriec y life ¥ sox, IATTIC OF INKIC, sent Fre STANDARD REMEDY CO, Chicago, Iil. 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Amounting to 83,12 With st.te, coun: apld return mail very will be a your enclusing an ope bearing your full nddress. IMPORTANT. Address U. BA "', Crry 100, MEXICO, By ordinary letter, containin l|! Mo £y MDER 1 by & \ press Companie, v York Ex- change, Draftor Postal Note speciul Featuses, By terms of coatract the Company must de- posit the sum of all prizes inciuded in the scheme before seiling & 8 ngle ticket, and re- celve the following otlicial permit: CERTIFICATE,~I hereby certifythat the Lon- don Bank of Mexico and South America has on /u(ml deposit the necessary funds to guarantee the payment of all prizes diawn by the Lulu e de la Beneflconeia Publica, 1. RODRIGUEZ It VERA, Interventor. Furtlier, the Company is re uired to distribe ute fifty-si l! r cent of the value of all the tickets In prizes—a Iarger proportion thun s v oiher Lott ho number of 't eny ts 1s limited to 1 by other lotierics V. 1l VIn Qe enelow Tho ¢ iie 1o k13 st S Sept, | City of ome | shin 10 the World. | Qo "1 Bth New Tork to G a gow Furnensta....Sept. JiL | Clicassia .8opt. 5th Devonia .. | Etionin, ..o 0ek: oo New York to A/am, Gibraltar and Italy, a Londondorry Utopin Sept, 1l | Victorta. .0t Tth o Bloon, Kee cernge rte o “ontinental Tours Tottans of Cro tedieit rates. A Try Onos TlN]KFN SPHING VEHICLES Wiriglng ahickls 42 1 ke Tho springs Tmproved with estr sxauuy nd . o Ediak Lo Lo wolkht put an Stpied ‘mqually woil L rough country or fing S drive Fivayou bR watleraction A Perfeot Face Powder. 's L Bowder: e L Bloe's, 1,1 .um 1 rug: N i Ttk s, 1 54 1 silbuto Dy g A 1o el Tus lckurons b | TATEST PERFUME exoursire | Oueste FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA We hage two styles of them, one a nice Il wool. 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