Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: HRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 THE CITY. The name of the Arcade hotel has been changed. and will henceforth be known as the Hotel Casey. Mr. C. Jones and Miss Mollie A, | Henkle, both of Lincoln, were married | at the Windsor hotel ahout noon yester- day by the Rev. T. M. Howe. Mre. C. H, Fitch, the master work- man of the lndics assombly, Knights of | Labvor, No. 879, has been confined to | her bed for the pnst week with brain | fever, Aurora Koist, tho five year old daugh- ten of Honry Koist, 2023 Baneroft street, died of diphth 4 Wednesday night. This is the second death from this disense inthe Koist family within a weelk, Division Superintendent White of the railway mail gervice, is in Omaha mak- ing an examination of the department office here preparatory to completing his quarterly report, Miss Isabella V. Anderson, the elocu- tionist, wishes to meet the teachors of the Omaha schoois at her rooms in Sheeley block at 10 a, m., Saturday, to say something of interest to them, The Seventh ward democratic club will meet in Cates’ hall, and Walnut strects, or ay Sheeloy sta- tion,. this evening. This will be the first meeting of the club this year and a rousing time is ed, Detective Charles Iimery yesterdayleft for West Point, this to apnear as 8 witness in the case of the e vs Stuht, who is charged with selling llquor without o license. N, J. Burn- ham, of this city, will assist in the pros- ecution. Now that H. D. BEstabrook has re- , turned it is understood that a meeting tof the government building site ap- raisers will be held without further ‘delay to complete the work necessary reparatory (o sending their report to ashington. The ladies of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will meet this afternoon, at 2:30, at the “Open Doo Capitol ave, for a ghort pra) e and sewing., Con- tributions of money or anything in the way of provisions for the institution ane solicited and wiil be tefully re- ceived on this oceasion. Personal Paragraphs. A F. Cook, of St. Louis, is in the city. H. J. Ley, of Fremont, is at the Murray. . Dan Loeb, of Lincoln, is at the Muarray. W. G. Roberts, of Lincoln, is at the Case; W. W. Griggs, of Lincoln, 1s at the Casey C. B, Yates, of Lincoln, 1s at the Millard. C. H. Willard, of Auburn, is at the Mur. ra) James W. lard. g lard. Mrs, S, W, lard. F. E. Sanders, of Lincoln, isat the Mil- fard. . A, Holmes, of Tecumaeh, is at the Mil- lard. J. W lard. Mrs. H. Code, Omaha. H. S. Fuller, of C Millard, Dawes, of Crete, is at the Mil- . Brooks, of Beatricg, 18 at the Mit- Bell, of Aurora, the Mil- Sewell, of Hastings, is at the Mil- of Crete, is a guest in } te, is registered ab the Iverett, of Grand Island, is at Samuel W, Chapman, of E the Paxton, T, P. Livingstone, of Plattsmouth, 13 at the Murray. Cnarles A, Wicbe, of Grand Island, the Murray. " A. W. Forman and wife, of Fremont, are 8t tie Casoy. J. B, Dietz and S. E. Stavrett, of Clarks, are at tho Murray. R. L. Spencer, wife and child, of Kearney, are at the Puxton, J. M. Rugg and Mrs, O, bury, are at the Paxton, Dr. A. S. Pendery and W. S. Lipe, Blair, are at the Millard. Mrs. L. B, Shephard and daughter, of Ar- Rington, are at the Millard, ‘M. L. Liviogston and A. W. Courson, of Lircoln, are rogistered at the Casey. Gus, Toenholdt, well known ia Omaha, left for Germany yesterday Lo attend the silver ' wedding of his parents. The Hon, Amos 4. Cummings, the famons newspaner correspondent, now correspond- ent for the New York Sun, is making a short yisit (o his friends, Messrs, May Bros., ®t Fremont, Nl ! At the Windsor—W. Nn.'\l 3 Miss Katie Lehman, Wisner, Neb. ; Arden, Burlington, Ia.; A. Stewart, aton, Ta.; 1. K. Lime, Dunning, Neb.; Wlllh!m Medford, Shenadonh, Ia; C, R. Hughes, North Platte; E. F. Chessman, York; A, C. Heflefinger, Keurney; D. P. Siogles, Horton, Kuan. —_— The Senator Coming. Chief Clerk Higby,of the Murray, received & telegram from’Senator Paddock saying i that he will be in Omaha next w The senator returned from Washington Tuesday might and is now at bis howe in Beatrice. tsmouth, is at is at Rugg, of Faur of S. Thayer, Hampton, Another Lutheran Oburch, Tho Swedish Lutheran Salem congrega- tion was organized Wednesday night, The churcn will be located in the vicinity of Twen- ty-fourth and Vinton streets for the accommo- dation of Swedos living in the southern part of the city Army Notes. Leave of abscnce for one mounth has been granted Captain George W, Adair, assistant surgeon, Fort Robinson. Leave of absonce for one month has been rauted Captain Wil Richards, Six- enth 1 fantry, to t t ou the 20th. City Hall Work, Coots & Son resumed their work of tearing down tho city hall foundation at 10 a. m, yesterday, the members of the builaing com- mittee having come to a defiuite under standing with them with regard to everything relating to the building excent as the kind of stone to be used, which will be either Herea or syluite, e fottery Tivket Sale Whon Mrs. Swmith, the woman charged with selling Louisiana lottery tickets, was arraigned in police court yesterday, her attorney raised a point of law, contending that the complaint was incorvectly framed. The point will bo discussed this morning. The attorney for Kred Dablman, who is eharged with the same offense, askod for o gontinuance for his clicnt until Tuesday, which was granted. e — Withdrawing Permission. W. 1. Kierstead, of the board of public works, says @ weeting of that body will be called to rescind the permit granted to the Omaha Motor company to extend its line on Thirteentli street south of Viaton and thence run into twwa over Vinton and Eleventh strocts. “Phis action will be taken in response to a rotest from the property Lolders on Thir- ?uenth street who bave paid for all the im- Proveicuts on the street, — e e Two Small Firos. An alari of fire avout 6:45 last evening “called the department to the three-story _brick building at the corner of Twenty pinth and Leavenworth owned by John O'Keefe and occupied by C. 8. Billings with mvfinf glasswire. The fire was on the oor, but was extinguished with no damage. A second alarm at 7:20 p. m. called the department to Fortieth and Muin streets to +the tworstery frame residence owned by I Overall uud ocoupied by J. Hom The mnqml to about $200. Cause of ' - -\l-nn Use ©iate's Chlovid 's f ¥ fox househiold disinfection, You will like it, CRUSHED BY THE CARS, W. R, Jones Fatally Injured in the Union Pacifioc Yards, A sorious accident ocourred inthe Union Pacific yards ut the Thirteenth street via- duet Wednesday evening in which W. R Jones, aswitchmen, met with probably fatal injuries, Several cars were derailed and more or lees damaged. Engineer Wilkins, Yard Foreman Koud son ana Jones were engaged in arranging cars on the elevator track. The engine was coupled to a car without brakes, and the switchman informed the engineer thit, being this was th he would have to back it in_coupled with the engine, could not be ntherwise controlled. He informed the yard foreman and encineer that there wera cars on a side track which wore 1o close, ana_that they oughtto be set back. His suggestion was unheeded, and without farther cercmony the switehman jumped on the rear foot-voard of the engine near the car, The engineer started back at a ravid rate, and, as Jones had said, the car to clear. ‘T'he result was that it was forcod on top of the water tank of the en- gine, pinning Jones and bruising him terribly between the two, He was held in this posi- tion about twenty minutes and when released was found to have reccived @ broken leg and to been_internally injured. He was taken to the hospital, but his recoyery 1s regarded hopeless, The cars on theside track, though tho brakes were sot, were forced from the track and came near toppling from the viaduct to the street beiow. Jones had {uu company, and w. rival 1 Omaha, Marion, Ia. The oficials will investigate the accidont. 1S THE CONTRACI? entered the employ of the a_ comparatively new ar- His parents reside av WHERE The Retnining Wall Agreement's Whereabouts Unknown. “The grand jury will be in session a month,” said a knowing court house hanger- on. “They ars going at things in a manner that will causo a rattling of dry bones around here. They are goiug behind the re- turns and looking up matters that were sup- pesed to have been dead years ago.” ‘The grand jury went into an examination of the contracts and estimates in connection with the building of the court house retain ing wall. True, they didn't get far in the work, The first paper asked for wis the contract between Hrennan Brothers and the county for the coustruction of the wall. It couldn’t be found. It belonged 10 the recoras kept by a former _ndministration. Commissioner's Clerk Webb scarched the records of b oftice, but could find no trace of the doc anlts in the county clerk's thoroughly overhaulea for the missing papers, but_without success. They are still missing. None of the commission- ers were around the building, and means of obtaining information concerning the cou- tract and the work were decidedly limited. Dan Angell and J. H. Winspear were be- srand juryall morning. Mr, Angell with knowing something about tho retaining wall job, v Mr. Angell was callea to give his auth for certain- statements he is reported to haue made al ng crookedness in the matter of the hos- pital groding contrac MANAGER GENERAL NO MORE, Boyd S:vers His Connection With the Stockyards. Yesterday morning Councilman John F. Boyd sent the following document to the president of the Union Stock Yards com- pan Hon, John A. McShane, President Union ock Yards company, Omaha, Neb.—Dear 1 hiereby tender my resignation as gen- manager of the Union pany, the same to take effect October 1, Very truly yours, J. K. Boyn. The reason assigned for the act on the part of Mr. Boyd is that he desires to devote his time for the present, at least, to politics. When the Union Stock Yards company was organized Mr. Boyd was elected to the po- sition which he has just resizned. Several months ugo, W. N. Babeock was appointed assistant to the president of the company, and upon nim will now devolve the greater: part of the work heretofore per- formed by Mr. Boyd, He will, however, have an assistant to attend to certain of the small details of the business. Mr. Boyd, 1t is understood, enters the field as a candidate for the democratic nomina- tion of sheriff of the count; WoN'T BAKE BREAD.—In other words, Hood’s sarsaparilla won’t do im- possibilitie: proprietors tell plainly what it he ubmit proofs from Johu K. ask you vou are suffering from any di or affection causcd or promoted by impure blood or low state of the system, to try Hood’s sarsaparilla. The experience of othors is suflicient assurance that you wil' not be disap- pointed in the result. nterfeits, Assistant Superintendent Widenor, of the Owmala street railway company, says that within the past few days a large number of countorfeit dollars have been passed upon the cable conductors. The counterfeits are said to be most_clever imitations, They have almost the ring of the genuine dollar, and their only discrepancy is that they are a little light. The only wuy ordinarily to detect themn is by the raised surfaces where the silver plating on them is worn off, Discoveries More Valuable than Gold are SANTA ABIE, the California discovery for consumption and diseases of the throat, chest and lungs,and CALIFORNIA CAT-R- CURE, the only gnaranteed cure for catarrh, cold in the head and kindred complaints. y ure sold at §1 per package, or three smmended and used by leuding phy us of the Pacific coast. cret compounds. Guaranteed by Good- maun Drug Co. Fined Ninety Dollars, James Reagan has asore bead, a bruised body and is aprisoner, Wednesday evening he had a fight in the vicinity of Tenth street aud Capitol avenue. After the fight, he ran to Lis boarding where he was arcested by Oficer Reagan resisted and struck the of- ticor ou his right thumb, kuocking it out of joint. Av the station house, after Ryan had turned him over to the jailer, Koagan became ®0 unruly that Captain Cormack and Sergeant Mostyn had to hold his arms while Detective Horri- gan, who was acting as Jailer, searched him. Reagan's abuse toward Ryan so roiled him that the latter drew his club and while licagan was held fust by two burly ofticers, Ryan dealt him a blow over the head that would have killed him instantly bad he notsquatted sufficiently to partially ward the stroke. Captain Cor- mack ordered Ryan out of the lock-up and Reagan wus throwo into a cell, Yesterday aftervoon Reagan was fined This medicine can always be depended upion, not only in the milder forms of summer complaint, but also for malig- entery aud cholera infantum, The lives of many persons and especial- Iy eliildren are saved by it each year, —— She Rit 1he Wrong Man. Wednesday eveningJonn A, Wakefiold was assaulted by Mes Mary loese, a8 he was driving out of his lumber yard on Ninth treet, Upon inquiry, it was learnod that the woman had been lylng in wait for George Wakefield, agaiost whow she has a real or fancied griovance. Mr. Wakeflold was_quite severely bruised upoa the face und suffered an ugly gush upoun the forehead. He whipped up his horse and thus escaped furtber injury, His brother George had preceded him only a fow rods, und wis also attacked, but he vroved to be 100" quick for the enraged woman, Angered Imord coutrol of Ler actions, #he sought to wreak vengeanoe apon an in- nocent party, and woll-nigh sucoeeded ‘I'ie woman was arrested yesterday morn- “ing by Deputy Sheriff Stryker and will be taken before the commissioners of insanity. A reporter called at the residence of,Mrs, Reese, at the corner of Eighteenth and Plorco streots, yestorday. morning, for an interview. Krom the mneighbors he Jearned that the woman had been arrested, at the instance of George Wakefield, on the charge of insanity. The peoplo all stoutly protost that the woman is perfectly sane, and they expressed themsclves as believing that this charge was made against hee for the purpose of covering up the real facts in the case. A SALACIOUS CASE, Buck Assaulta His Friend and is Fined. Jorry Buck,a laborer who lives in the north part of town, was before Judge Berka yes- terday afternoon charged with assault and battery on the person of August, Lux. It appears that Buck has had reason to suspect his wife with being unduiy intimate with Lux, and consequently when lio found Lux’s watch hid in the tea canister a few nights ago he was very wroth, His firet act was to nammer Mra. Buck out of shape aud then lay in wait for Lux, When the latter came around fn the evening Buck assaulted him with @ board and made an object of him in wshort time. He was flusd §5 aud costs, Jerry Wife's There aré many accidents and d eases which affect stock and cause ser ous inconvenience and loss to the farmer in his work, which may be quickly remedied by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Voleanie Oil Liniment. O Beindorf-Baker, A very quiet home wedding oocurred Wed- nesday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Baker. Amid s smallcircle of their most intimate friends and relatives, Mr. Charles F. Beindorff and Miss Emily Wilmer Baker were united in the eternal bonds of wedlock. It was 7 o'clock when the bride and groom, accompanied by Miss Oralie Lamar, as maid of houor, and Mr. Arthur D. Baker, as best man, entered the parlor, which was prettily decorated with fowers for tho occasion. Rev. A. W. Lawar, a warm friend of tho family, officiated in_the short but umpressive corémony. The bride was married iu a bluish gray traveling dress, After a brief reception, during which the newly-married couple receivod the con- gratulations and good wishes of thpse pros- eut, Mr. and Mrs. Beindorff were driven to the Union Pacific depot, where they departed for the west on the 7:50 train, After visiting Denver, Salt Lake and San Francisco they will return to make this city their future nome. Notwithstanding was made as private gant presents were that the wedding possible, many ele- received, showini the warm - friendship and wide popularity in which both the bride and groom are held. Mr. Beindorft is the junior member of the firm of Fowler & Beindorff, a very ablo architect with a bright outlook for the future, Statem nt From Castle Rock About the Plainfleld Addition Company. We, the undersigned,eitizens of Cas Rock, Col., believing that the news- papers of Denver are doing the Plain- field Addition company a great injus- tice in their published statements, 1 at it is our duty to say that the Plain- d Addition company are doing a legitimate busi with no intention or desire to defraud, and furthermor tuat their deeds and plats are prope filed and recorded in this count, that they are able to execute warranty deeds to their lots, and it is also known tous thatthey are building and im- proving their property. In witness whereof we have he signed our names this tember, 1889, J. H. CRAIG, Mayor, HARRY JONES, County Clerk, HorcoMn & WHITNEY, HuGH TAYLOR, Clerk District Court, COLE BRISCOE, Sheriff, T. B. Moore, M. D., G. WEBSTER, County Judge, W. J. WHITTIER, Proprietor Castle Rock Journal, Tdo hereby certify that the parties whose names are subscribed to the above writing are personally known to me and that they have acknowledged before me the above to be their respect- ive signatures, and further that I, the undersigned, coneur in the statements contained in the above writing. L.] WILLIAM DILLON, Sept. 23, 1889, Notary Publ Our novel enterprise has caused un- usual comment among the newspapers, and a few have cried fraud before invest- 1gating; so we submit _the above state- ment to holders of deeds and others, which fully explains the situation. Owing to the failure of a great many to record their deeds within the spe: fied thirty days we will have quite number of lots to give away in the next few days,and auy one desiring a lot must send twenty-five cents for acknowl- edging deed and four cents for postage. We will return all old letters with postage to those who failed to secure a free lot on our previous advertisement. Being determined to place our lots in the hands of bona fide owners who will look to our success, we will also dispose of 500 choice lots for one dollar each. Plainfield is (wenty-five miles from Denver, Colorado. We have plenty of water and beautifully located. Here isa chance for you; if you desire to accept either proposition do so at once. le into 234 day of Sep- A Sharper's Game. Frank Pierson, a low-browed, pitted-faced barber, is again in trouble, Wednesday hereturned from Lincoln, after being run out of Omaba, and proceeded to Al Marks' barber shop on West Cuming street, A game of dice was sucgested, and Picrson was the firstto enter tho game. After he had dropped $12 ha squealed, an, swore out a warrant for Marks, The latter is a pretty handy gentleman himself, and by pouring a story into the ear of the “‘cop” on his beat, he had Pierson arrested s a sus- picious character. Pierson lay in jail over night, but was rleased in the mornig. He has been arrested soveral times befor ever, and is perfectly familiar with the hos- pitality of the jullers at the station housa, Marks will be tried to-day. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Th! wder never varies. A marvel of pure. . gD aud wholesdin $icre’aco. E':“ 5 :.‘"..‘:&.‘%' &E.}::mf.,g PRODUCING T H E PROOF. Overwhelming tacements Rogard- ing the Puritymnd Powor of a Popu- Iar Preparation— What Scicntists Say. Tt {« not only natural but just that proof should be demandediby the public, for every statement or clalm 19 made to the publia When, therefore, it assertal that a certain articls 18 not only pure and palatable and a most delightful hevemce, Bt also that it pos- sessos qualities nlmapt imvaluable for the human system, peoplé are right in demanding the proof. Read thd following: Professor Henry At Mott, Ph.D, F.(8,, of New York, says: *Hy the most oarefnl analy- sis, 1_have found Daffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey frée trom adalteration or foreign substanees, These qualities shonlil certainly recommend it to the highest public favor.’ Dr, Willlam T. Cutter, S8tate Ch necticut, says: “Duiv's Pure y contains no deleterions or injurions qualithes and its abtolute purity as well as sclentifio mole of manufa ture, must recommend it to general use and favo Dr. the prices we do. nent anthor, dealers at from $8 Maii be 1t in my praesice.” nm- B, Mills, L.L.D., says: have nsed Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with great benefit {0 my wito who is o coufirmod invalid, 1 am o Prosbyterian clergyman and a Doctor of Divine jt. bit I am not afraid to recommend Duffy's Mult Whiskey as the purest and most sfficient preparation as i medicine that 1 know of, and my experience 1 a large one.” Hundreds of additional statements could bo furnished, but the merits of this articls which has buen before public S0 many years amply Prove themselyes its great power and value, all classes of custo DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1405 FARNAM STREET, OMATIA, NED. (Upposite Paxton Hotel.) In the finer and clay to consult his own interest. to $10. Our offer No, 2 for this week will be a line of suits with suits for which other houses me asking 818 or §20. One style is all finea worsted Corkserew in sacks and fr mers, grades of suits we goods made up in the latest sty We place these splendid Suits on st imere Suits, well made sacks and frocks be pronounced by everybody the most astonishing value for the money. cellent dress suit, otherstyles are gool Cassimeres in plain and mixed enlors for husiness goods and honestly made, and which will give as good satisfaction as any 20 dolls show all the latest novelties in material and cut. We have put into this line se WE HAVE A TREAT In store this week for buyers of Men's Clothing, Our stock of Fall Suits was never so extensive a3 now, and its variety warrants the assertion that whoever buys a Fall Suit without at least looking at ours fails There is not an establishent in the West that offers the selection or names To stimulate an early fall trade we will make this week the following extraordinavy offers: 800 Men’s All Wool Cheviot and Ca sizes from 34 to 42, at $5 90. sightly suits and of an excellent quality of goods, which is made to wear. nd trimmed with gool serge lining, all The Cheviot is & nice stylish plaid, the Cassimore a plain brown, coth very The same suit is sold by most le this week for $3.90. ~at $10. always giving the best 10 dollar suit in the market, but those we are offe We have the name for ring this season at this price will Thoy will compare favorably ral styles to suit , which makes an ex- wear, honest suit. The new wide wale of 8 button cutaway with Prince Alboct lapels--a beautiful .y - style--we offer all these goods at our usual iow prices. Our illustrated catalogne of fall styles rendy for muiling. Send us name and address is you want one, Nebraska Clothing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas OPENING Office hours, 9 8. m, to8p. m, Sundays, 10 a. m, to 1p. m. ists in Sonses ©e Consuitaifon at ofiice or by inml free. Medicines sent Ly mail or express, scenrely packed, free from observation. Guara cure guick! hflf,lm\ permanent; NERVOUS DEBILITY aie sions, Physical De z fr tion, Excess or Indulgence, producing ness, Despondency, n the sion to society, easily a dence, dull, unfit rorstud. life n burden. Safely, p vately cured, Consult Drs. ¥ Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. T T 8 Blood and Skin Diseases 2 results, completely erndicated of Mercury, Scrofula, Blotch ors, Pams in U} Syphiiitic Sore Throat. Mouth anc tarth, ete.. permanently cured have 'fail Kid ] and_Dladder Complumnts, 10ney, UMinaTy Hitncal. Disheier too ‘tre: quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine high col- ored or with milky sedinient on standing, Weak Back, Gonorrha leet, stitls, Promotly and ately Cured,’ Charges lte inaranteed per. STRICTURE! (i v moval complete, without cubting, cansric dillation. Cures’ eflected at home by patient Without & moments pain or annoyance, To_Youo en and Middls-Aved Men, A SURE EUHL \‘1‘5 Brrulianecafor learly RS, BEITS 'Alirbss thoss who bave impaired {nemsalves by i . gonces o m tary babits, whica ruin both body and mind, u dy or marria dtting them ror business, Chronfe, Nervous Skin and st g and Winter goods in in Children's costumes are t | with usand we | tention of the Ladies' to un1gue assortment in that t wardrobe for the sm | a8 pared to FRIDAY, SE At Homy To our old friends. new on Sores, and Rones; “Tongu where others sona or MAX MEYE TABLISHED Max Meyer GENERAL AGENTS STEINWAY, { ARRIED MEN, O those entering on that hap py Iife, aware of physical debility, quickly ay Bisted. st OUR SUCCESS. 18 based upon facts, First—Practical Expe rience. Second—kvery case is espeoially studied- thus starting avight.” Third —Medic: pared in our labatory exactly to suit each ca: thus affecting cures without i, §®Send 6 cents postege for ce on Clironic, Nervous and Del Thousands oured. $&r=4 triondly may save you future suff hame, and add golden years to life. o letiers an- T lps3 AorompaTiod by § conts in SEATIDS ss or call on Ry, BETTS & BETTS, 408 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, LEOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. Established in 1887 ——BY THE—— MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMEN ratel works o Diseases. otter or cali Remember, All Instcuments Gu be Just as Repr OPERATED Under a Twenty Years' Centrasi by the Mexican International Improvemsnt Compan; Grand Monthiy Drawings held in tho Moresquo Visitors Welcome. Friday Sept. 27, Men's and Clothing and Furnishings, which we hay ever offered to our customers. particulaviy MBEX and ready CHICKERIKNG. DAY, display of Fall | o i Novelties 0 ve n specialty invite the at- o our present line. all bo to make | ADOLPH ME! 1566, & Bro, FOR THE ABE, And other first class PIANOS,and STORY & CLARK ORGANS We do Not Sell ciled” Planos, ‘“‘Sten aranteed to esented. SPECIAL! We offer a fine $325 Piano for $250 EASY PAYMENTS, MAXMEYER&BRO Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. Pavilijon in the Alameda Park, ¢ Mex- ud publicly conducted by Government Otileials appointed for the Durpose by th Secreturies of the Interior and the Treasury. LOTTERY oF THE Beneficencia Publica The llluulhl dollir Drawing City of vawn 0n Qclober 12th, 1889, CAPITAL PRIZE $60,000, 80,000 Tickers at $i4, $320,000, of Tickets, American Money, $4. HALVES$2 QUARTERS b LISD OF PRIZES, Py TAL PRIZH OF aglimpse behind th AL PRIZA OF FAL PRIZEO Thursday, Sept, 26, 2 Engagement of the Queen o Supported by her Famous Com hat cyclons of mirth and mus| ying the Adv Alnateurs impressed seenes Pri b Weanesduy morning, iriett, 0 ke ) ure 100 PRIZES OF. 100 are, ¢ 0 PIZES O .80 are 17,000 henTon by bo4 PRIZES 20 11,080 such ngas . piz f 150 Prizes of # a) 0 #0,000 Pri: 8 9,000 pAY.S falr price D 1o 20,000 Pl b u0d gloves fik to 10,000 Prize 6,000 .. 860,00) Prize.... 15, Amounting to 81 All prizes sold i e United States full pald U8, Currency. AGENSS WANTED, o FoR CrLun Rames, or any further fuform. atlon desired, writelegibly to the undersigned, clearly stating your residence, with state, coun: atreet ad wumber. More rupld retura niail elivary will bo assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing your full address. IMPOGTANY. Hear N tor the book 1 Wil HAg TN JOuN o. KI sbrated lines of Boots and She ed oy U, r0n & O STy ot O Address W By ordls Lastied by o ra xprass Companies, New York Ex- change, or Postal Note. special Feature By terms of contract the v posit the sum of all prizes schieme before selling 8 ingle e celve the following official permit: CERTIFI ~1 hereby certifythat the Lon- don Bawk of Mexico and South Ameriea has on clal deposit the necessary funds o guarantee payment of all prises drawis by the Loteria du ‘Beniehcenscia Pubi R. RODRIGUEZ RiVERA, Intercentor. Further, the Company 13 required to distrib- ute fifs; T cent of the value of all the tickets in prizes—a larger proportion tian 1s @ivenby any other Lottery, lly, the number of tickets is lmited t SO0 | 3000 Jous s ase s01d b oLuCK lottor uslug the same schemes, gnu«rm,' { ]'_.' ¥ must de- ¥. D, fU? uded in_the ot, and re- la mmhll ern lllmq miles north of ¢ 2"}t sxperienced instruecort dr; and unsurpusted faciii ealth. home comforis and € Send 10r catalogue L Lighlaud Friday and 7 and under the direction of Webster & Maéde of i th ten by Bronson Howard, £sq., author’ of the and $1,00, NSON, Johnstown, SHOE DEALERS | Saturday, 28, ¢ Comediennes, NELLIE MCHENRY, npany of Arm, \ o ic, GR«EEN ROOM FUN! itures and M baps of a ire for Writ- with & re. Seats go sule ABOUT GLOVES T hat tiero is and get utche They are made Gloves enclose About {nterest 1862, N. ¥ Desiring exum: 063, 1 of Ch Business N, President. Buperlntoadent. Acagemy, ol | Clinton, Elgin, | Belokty TECLARKE ESTABLISHED 1851 { 186 So. Sure Cures!t Gpicago, tils. { Giark SE. The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is still Treating with the Grealest | &KL and SUCCESS N ATl Ghramc, Nervous and Private Diseases. 23~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the effects leading 10 early decay and perhaps Consumption or Insnn;ty, treated sc ifical ‘w methods with neverfall &~ SYPHILIS and allbad Blood and Skin Dis- Efi!tl ermanently cured. IDNEVand URINARY complaints, Gleet, Guno'rhuu Stricture, Varicocele and all discases ! of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured promptly withcut ity o Stomachy K TisEry or other Orgata: #9~No experiments. Age and experience im= | portant. Consultation free and sacred, Ba-Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chrcm: Nervous and Delicate Discases. ink Marviage scni for Dr. uide Mal Femnl each 15 cents, both 3 cents (stam Doctor.” A fn:m?lyklxn orcaln inieand shame, and add golden ye ife's (Secret) Errors,” 5o cents (stamps and writings sent everywhere, secure from Hours, 810 8, Sundays g t0 42 Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., ‘ 186 So. Clark St., CHICAQO, ILL. 8 NERY " i garantecd spe ness, ' Convulsions, fits, Headache, Nervous Prostration causod by the use of alcoliol tobncco, Wakefulness, sental Deapression, Softening of the Brain, resalting in insanity andleading t dcehy and death, Premaiure Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Powor in either sex, Involin and Spermiat- orhaea caused by of tliet abuse or overindu ch be one month's treatment, $1,00 & bo for#i.00,sent by mail prepaid on receipt of pri WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES, To cureany case. With each order received by us for six Hoxes, uccompanied with $.00, wo will send the purchaser our written guarantee to ve fund the money If the treatment does not effect weure. Guarantees Issucd only by Goodman Drug Co., Draggists, Sole Agents, 1110° Furnam trect, Oneha Nebraska State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool FROM NEW YORK EVELY THURSDAY, Cabin passuge §1 Lo $3, necording to location of ¥ tal room. Excarsion R to Steerage to and from Burope ut Lowest Rates, AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, 1 Agents, 5 Brondway, New York, JOuN BLEGEN, Gen'l Westorn Agent. 164 Randolph St., MOORES, THOS, MCCANNY, Agents, at O GIVEI\I AWAY ! CAND BRAIN TREAT- fic for Hysterta, Dizzi- ervois ragla, Chieago, HARRY ¥ E rects L w...gnu?on f —THE—— CHICAGO SHORT LINB OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST — TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFKFS Chicago, —AND Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Frecport, Rockford, Dubugue, Davenport, Madlson, Janesville, Winona, La Crosse, And all other Important points East, Northeast and Louttenst. b s tickets call 00 the tekel 0 abroet, i Harker Bloek, or &t Hilliaan Sieepara and he fest Diniug ars o the e " S [l o1 She 4 chuo: o'k B2 "ubi el wuy, Aud every aikenbion 500 Sasicigors By coaressus swpioyes of g i b ¢ 150 @eneral Mannger. COKER, Assistant General Manager. A V. tuln'.\un General Vussenger snd Tickes m GEQ A FFORD, Asointant General Passenger A Ticker Agont. S5 3 CUA KB Usnera Nnvlrihl.nflunk Streets, Omaha. UmnLA mzmwwsur.aw..u XN s’I'I‘:i.‘UTE. M. W,GoR, 1374 & Doous 518, OMIAHA, NEB, ¥OR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CERONIG and STRGICAL ISEASES BRACHS, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. ' B Faciltion Apperatys and omedisatorBuceomtul Trentment of very form of Diseass. AEDICAL or BURGIOAL THEATHENT, ™ NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS,) Board & Attendance, Beat Accommodationsin Wests 07 WRITE FOR OIROULARS on Deformiti Bricen Trusson b Faet, Gurentivpaor ) "i dd Tumors, Cancer, Oatargi, Bronchis ectricity, Paralysis, Eye, su.flm o ad i ’hm Brerationss DISEASES OF WOMEN s30 ity W MAVE LATKLY ADDED A LY (XG-IX DEPARYR) WOMEN DUKING CONFINEMRNT. (STRICTLY PRIVATE, Only Reliable Medical Institute making a Bpecialty of ZI;’IB.IVATE DISEASES 1004 Disctses suseosstally trented. BOGK 70 MEN, mE ."”“ Toth and Dodgo su--u, 0! A Sure Cure —OR— IO PLATT. 20 to 60 DAYS. This is a disease which has berctofore Baftled all Medicul Science When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Karsapas or Hot Springs fail, we guaranteé o cure, We huve o Rewedy, utknown 1o anyono in the world outs :ompany, and ons that has R FAILED to curo the most obstinate cases, Ten days in axes does the work. 1t is the old ciironio ted cases that wo solicit. Wo have ds who huve heon ubandoned by physicians, and pronounced incurablo, and wi © the World Lo DEing us o case that we Will not cure i loss than sixty awys, Blnce the history of medicine & t1ue spectil for Syphilis has been sought for but neve found unuil our writs cifse and we it 15 the only Remod posttively cute, 0 ed in sayin in the world t Decuiise the Jatest mieaical by the best known nuthorities, true specific before, Our everything el'e has time and money witl : ver had virtue, or do uns thiatl cunnot curs you, yo thut lave tried everyibing ol ety 10 us now und get permancnt rellef, you never ca got it elsewiiere, Mark whiat we' say. in (1ie end You niust tako our remedy or NE recover and you that have been afiiictod but & shorg tine should by all nieans come to us oW, Dok oue in fen cases ever get permanently cured, Muny get help and taank the: free from th Oiseise, but {n one, two or three years ufter i appears again in a‘more horriblo form . This is & Blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Biood Discus s when Everything 1lse Fails, Norice—~We desire to cuution patients in re. gard to parties cluiming 1o use the Cook Heme Cdy. Ot formulu 18 ot and CANNOT b kuown 1o anyone out ourselyes. The Gook Remedy Co., Rooms 418 anl 4]9 Fax'on Block, DAUNKENNESS Liguor Habit, fl-lnnmm-- [ Golden Specifie, 1 can b ghyen i cup of oo G d will el V‘ 1t medicines thic tor with phys) dy and odorate drinkor i iy peciiio uy b pregnated with the o .unm..u.mq for the Immvrup[ Hte 10 extst. ¥or L Lath i Douglas ‘sts., T W, Ot AL 1. Fostor & Bro., O FOR MEN nu'i.v A MSITWE oneat et AUV O RN Housandx Of Ary i Fouatnuhia thom: T e Vairese ChIE W CH! CHESTER'S ENGLISH mmpv:&mn,m,