8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; rTHlTHSDAY. FEBRUARY 2'J , 1803.
IS DOCTOR SLOMAN DEAD
Insurance Company Booking Evidence to
Prove Him Alive.
PAYMENT OF A 810,000 , POLICY REFUSED
Alleged That the Doctor Mnilo Fraudulent
Itoirceijtntlon to Hvt the Policy
Htory of How Ho Won Itiiurcit
by Detroit
There will be a fight In the courts over the
payment of the life insurance carried by Dr.
Edward K. Sloman , who is supposed to have
l-ccn drowned In Lake Matmwa on July 11
1 ist. At least one of the companies that had
j-ollcies on the physician's life will contest
the right of the hrlrs to collect the amount.
An agent of the fidelity Life Insurance
company has been in the city for some time
looking into the facts concerning the death
and former career of the deceased , and ns a
result hb company will refuse to pay a pol
icy for 810,000 held on the doctor's life. The
defense will be that the policy was obtained
by misrepresentation.
Till ! All < i rd rrnml.
Early In January. 18tt ! , Dr. Sloman met
with n serious luvlilcnt in this city. Ho was
netting out of his buggy one night when ho
missed Ills footing and fell under the wheels.
Ho held on to the lines and his horse backed
up.nnd stepped upon the physician's groin ,
injuring him very seriously. Ho was taken
to his homo and was in bed for nine weeks ,
a stomach trouble appearing in addition to
the injury in his groin. During this tlmo
and Tor cloven weeks ho received ? .r > 0 per
week from an accident company In which ho
held a largo policy , and also liberal benefits
from several lodges to which ho belonged.
In March Dr. Sloman left Omaha and went
to.Detroit , his former home , and remained
several weeks. While in Detroit ho took
out two Hfo Insurance policies , one for ? 10-
(100 ( In the Fidelity and one for $2,000 in the
( icrnmnla. In his application for the Insur
ance In each of these companies the doctor
In answer to the question , customary with
all Insurance companies , as to whether or
not ho had recently received any injury or
had been under medical treatment for any
disease or illness , replied In each Instance
that , he had not. Jt is on this answer that
the Fidelity will contest the payment of his
life policy in that company. The Gcrmatiia
policy for 2,000 has been paid.
SIoinaii'M Death Doubted.
But there Is another feature to the investi
gation that is being made by the insurance
companies. Dr. Sloman disappeared from
Omaha about the 10th of July , and on July 14
the dead body of a man supposed to have been
the doctor was found in Lake Manawa. The
inquest , which was held in Council Bluffs ,
resulted In a verdict of death by accidental
drowning. Thcro was some question just
after the funeral as to the identification of
the remains. It is now alleged that there
was but one man who identified the body us
that of the missing physician , and that the
witness was an insurance agent whose
company had no policy on the physi
cian's life. It Is also claimed that
several of the physician's friends who were
present at the inquest refused to look at
the body and that the identification was
very Incomplete. The remains were for
warded to Detroit for burial , anil the willow
and brothers of the deceased have removed
from Omaha.
The managers of the company who are
working on the ease have not decided yet
whctncr to put in a defense of incomplete
Identification or to allow the contest to bo
made on the ground that the insurance was
obtained by misrepresentation anil fraud.
null' .Shell uiul Shell drawl.
NOUTII OAi.vr.sTON , Tex. , Feb. 21. The
Immense beds of shell and shell gravel in
this region furnish a splendid building and
paving material. This is proven by the
words of praise our extensive shell streets
and sidewalks elicit from visitors. North
Galveston gulf sldo location is of infinite ad
vantage. It affords uncxcplled transporta
tion facilities , makes the climate delightful
and healthy fiom January to December and
gives the town its wonaerful oyster indus
try. Ucsldes thcso advantages it is situated
upon well elevated land , perfectly free from
malaria and fertile witti agricultural and
manufacturing resources.
"Sie-l | : l Orili-r. "
CHICAGO , MII.WAUKKK & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY. GUNKHAL AGENT'S OPPICK ,
OMAHA , Nob. . Dec. 8 , 1892. Dr. Hirsoh-
borg : Dear Sir Your ophthalmic exam
ination made of my eyes seems to mo
most thorough and painstaking , and I
can earnestly recommend you to all in
need of glasses. Yours respectfully ,
P. A. NASH.
The drctor can bo consulted this week
only at the store of Max Meyer & Bro.
Co.
UP HER NOSE.
PhyglvIniiH I'liul 11 1'cnch .Stone In n Young ;
( llrl'H Niifiiil 1'iiBtuigo.
A remarkable case of long-standing injury
was discovered at the Institute for the Deaf
Tuesday. Superintendent Gillcsplo and an
expert auricular surgeon wore engaged In
making an examination of tno hearing of
the students at the institute and they found
one young lady who complained of an impedi
ment in one of her nasal passage , She ex
plained as best she could that she
had been troubled in this way over
since she was a small child and
the physician decided to make a care
ful examination for the purpose of seeing
If It-were not possible to remove the obstruc
tion. It was found that there was a hard
substance cysted underneath the mucuos
membrane of the nasal passage and it was
.necessary to cut this sao or cyst in order to
discover the real nature of the unwelcome
anil unnatural occupant of the cavity. To
the surprise of the surgeon , when ho cut the
cyst ho found the haTd substance therein to
bo a peach stone in almost a perfect state of
preservation.
The stone haa evidently secured a loilg-
mcut in the nasal passagojjf the patient at a
very early age , when tno membrane was
delicate and tender. It was a great relief to
the young lady to have'thn substance re
moved and to have the nasal passage restored
to its normal condition.
Ills I'nlthY1I I'omtdiMl.
BISSEM. , O. , Nov. 21) ) , IS'J-J. I desire to say
that I have great faith in Chamberlain's
Cugh ) Hpmedy for the euro of throat anil
lung troubles ; also for croup. E.V. . McCol-
him. There is good reason why Mr. McCol-
him should have routldeneo in this remedy.
It will euro a severe cold in less time than
any other treatment. There is nothing that
will loosen and relieve a cold so quickly. It
will not only euro eroirp , but if used us teoon
as the first symptoms appear it will prevent
the attack. fiO-ccnt bottles for sale by all
druggists.
What the Hon. George G. Vest says o :
the skill , etc.-of Prof , lllrschberg :
, 'UNITKD STATUS SEXATK CHAMHEK. "
I am using glasses which I purchased
from Prof , lltrsehberg and they are tin.
best I ever tried. It affords mo grcal
pleasure to recommend Prof. Illrsch-
borg as an excellent optician , and liU
glasses are simply unequalled In my ox
perlenco. G. G. VKST.
The Professor can bo consulted thlt
week only at the store of his agents
Max Meyer & Bro. Co.
IT WAS THE OAT.
Jtlneldnn Ilcrriimmi ling n Suit Acuhist i
Sioux City .Miiimgur.
Herrmann the Great has a griovnnc <
against the manager of the Peavy Gram
opera house at Sioux City , and nothing
short of a transfer of $5,000 , from the Cori
Palace amusement caterer to the pockets o
the magician will settle the scoro.
Herrmann has for several years carried j
number of trained pigeons which ho uses h
performing ono of his pleasing and bowlld
crlng feats. The birds were valuable am
had been trained for years for their jnrt litho
the performance. They wore perfectly tami
nnd trcro allowed the freedom of the staiji
nd dressing rooms during the performance ,
to careful was the magician of his pets that
10 always stipulated with the man
gers of theaters that no dogs or cats
vero to bo allowed In the theater
m the evenings of his entertainments. At
iloux City ho was especially cautious and
varncd the manager and theater cmplo.sca
hat cats and dogs must bn kept out of the
louse during his stay. Ills caution was not
iroperly heeded and during the evening two
f his trained pets were killed by the theater
at.
at.Now
Now Herrmann has decided to sue the
pera house manager for fTi.OOO damages for
lie loss of part of his supporting company.
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Chllhlnlin unit Frost Illtefl.
A few applications of Chamberlain's Pain
lahn will relieve the itching and burning
icnsntlon caused by frost bites and chit-
ilalns , and its continued use see effects a
lerraanent cure. Pain Halm is also a sure euro
or rheumatism. 60-cent bottles for sale by
11 druggists.
Do not fall to consult Prof. Hlrschberg
it Max Meyer , Bro. & Co.'s store about
our eyes.
fiEGKOKS Iff UUtfl'liffTWtf.
liiny of the Colored People In the South
ItrcollllllK Iunil Oiviii-m ,
TUSKKOKK. Ala. , Feb. ± ! . [ Special
.Telegram to Tun BEK. ] The second an-
inal negro conference at Tuskcgco was
icld yesterday and was attended by
about 400 negro farmers , many of whom
are engaged in educational work in the
onth , and about a doxcn northern visi-
ors , who came up from Florida winter
esorts and from Montgomery. General
Samuel C. Armstrong , a pioneer of ne
gro cducaticn , was the most distill ;
ruishcd visitor , and ho made a short
alk to the conference- regarding their
I'ork and their ambition to become lanrt-
lolders in the south. President Wash-
ngton was gratified to find among UOO of
ils visiting farmers today that there
voro ninety land owners and. their hold-
ngs ranged from two acres to100 acres ,
ind ono man had 1,100 acres. A year
igo ho had but few land owners in his
conference. All are ambitious to secure
and and the example of those who have
arms has been beneficial to the home-
ess. The evils of the mortgage system
vero reported lighter and the condition
) f the schools better.
Ono feature of this conference was
, hat Prof. Washington presented each
of his visitors plans for bis three and
our-room cottages that can be built
cheaply to take the placeof the ono-
oem cabin which was the homo of the
icgro in the south during slavery and
HIS boon since then. The declarations
of this conference reaffirm those of last
car ; discourage the colored men from
caving the country ; urge them to secure
and and become taxpayers ; the drawing
of a sharp line between virtue and vice
n their own race ; bring public sentl-
nent to bear against the idlers among
ho colored men ; demand fair treatment
rom the railroads and condemn the
uimorous lynchings in the south. The
conference endorsed the message of Gov
ernor Thomas Jones of this state con-
lemnlng these outrages.
Whiter Cholera.
A mild form of bowel complaint , popularly
cnown as winter cholera , made its. appear-
mco recently at Paribault , Minn. , and sev
eral other places. No apprehension need bo
elt from It , as a few doses of Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhnsa Remedy will
effect a euro in every ease. For sale by all
Iruggists.
If your vision is not perfect see Prof.
lirschborg , the Now York and St. Louis
eye expert , at Max Meyer Bros. & Co.'s
store.
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I'nrkcrs in Convention.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Feb. 22. The ninth annual
jonvention of the Western Packers' Canned
Goods association was called to order this
morning shortly after 11 o'clock by President
j. G. Seager of Oilman , la. Delegates wore
n attendance from nearly nil the western
states. President Seager read his annual
iddress. The association then proceeded to
the election of a new set of officers. The re
sult is as follows : President , L. G. Seager ;
vice presidents , Ohio , A. W. Coulter , Ciu-
Innatl ; Illinois , Peter Whitman , IJloomiiig-
ton"Michigan. ; C..M. Eaton , Bcnton Harbor ;
Juliana , I. B. Williams ; Missouri , B. B.
Boatwright ; Iowa , A. F. Blrchurd , Marshall-
: own ; Nebraska , A. H. Baker ; Colorado ,
Max Kuner ; Wisconsin , A. M. Landers ;
Minnesota , F. C. Dorsy ; Tennessee , J. H.
rimmins ; Texas , S. S. Linn ; Kentucky , D.
W. Archer.
The old secretary was re-elected. The re-
nalnder of the day was spent in hearing
> apers on various subjects of Interest to the
issociation and discussing them.
An honest pill is the noblest work of the
ipothccary. Do Witt's Llttlo Early Hisers
cure constipation , biliousness and sick head-
icho.
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DUmlHHod the Indictment.
CINCINNATI , O. , Feb. 22. United States
District Attorney John W. Herron , by direc
tion of the attorney general of the United
States , has entered a nolle prosso to the
Indictment against E. II. Horner , a banker
at S3 Wall street , New York , which was
fouiul by the United States grand jury hero
April 13 , 1801. Ho was charged with violat
ing the anti-.lottery law by selling European
premium bonds on the lottery plan. His re
tiring from business is the occasion for sus
pending the prosecution.
Ignorance of the merits of Do Witt's Little
Early Hlscrs is a misfortune. These little
pills regulate the liver , cure headache , dys
pepsia , bad breath , constipation anil bilious
ness.
National Ouurry Workers.
CHICAGO , III. , Fub. 22. At today's session
of the National Association of Quarry Work
ers a committee was appointed to frame
resolutions of sympathy with marble pro
ducers respecting the discrimination against
the domestic marble by the government.
The committee is composed of W. H. Smith ,
of Atway. O ; II. W. Clark , of Oxford , N.
Y. and A. F. Cadcn , of Evansville , lud.
I'liUiniin u UlK Huy < > r of ICt < mHii | ; .
NKW Yoiuc , Fob. 2-2. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BKK. ] Gcorgo W. Pullman
is said to have been a big buyer of Head
ing during the recent raid on the stock of
that company. His interest before was
considerable. It is believed when the
situation clears up a little ho will bo
found to bo ono of the dominating fac
tors in the coal combine.
You don't want a torpid liver ; you don't
want't a bad complexion ; you don't want n
bad breath ; you don't want a headache.
Then use Do Witt's Little Early Risers , the
famous little pills.
Dhl Xot l > pntroy the Itocorili ,
PEOltiA , III. , Fob. 22. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEE. ] The lire in the
"Whisky trust" building did not de
stroy the records of the company. The
lire was confined to the top floor , and tin
offices are on the two lower floors , whore
the Vaults containing the papers arc lo
cated.
A slight cold , if neglected , often attacks
the lungs. Brown's Bronchial Troches givi
sure and Immediate relief. Sold only ii :
boxes. Price 25 cents ,
IIAYDENS' SHERIFF SALE
Yesterday Wo Bought ftt Auction Snlo a Dig
Line of Furnishing Goods ,
ALL TO BE SOLD OUT AT ONC
Wo Untight Them IVity Down nml AVe Will
Soil Thrni Wny Down Much of the
Stock Will ho .Sold nt One.
Fourth IU Value.
You have probably read about a lot of
Rents' furnisninq : goods being roplo.vlnetl
by a certain Omaba bunk ana stored
away in Johnson Bros , warehouse.
Those goods wore sold at auction yes
terday. Wo scoured the entire lot at
about 40c on the dollar. In this lot
will bo found gents' negligee nhirts , sus
penders , silk and Hncn handkerchiefs ,
inuniers , foreign and domestic 1 hose.
Wo will put a price on these goods that
will close them out at once. 1 lot of
gents' Initial silk handkerchiefs , fancy
navy blues , only oc each , regular price ,
2 , " > o each. Boys' negligee shirts only
15c each , worth -lOc. 1 lot of gents'
fancy silk handkerchiefs worth Me each ,
while they last , only J'Jc.
50 dozen gents' lace buck automatic
suspenders , the best in the market , only
lc ! ) each ; regular price , tide.
In this lot was an elegant line of gents'
fine all wool negligee shirts in line
broadcloths , tricots , cochecos and wool
bcdford cords. The regular price on
these goods is 82.00 , $2.25 and $2.50. In
this sale wo will close them out. Your
choice of any shirt for ! )8c. )
1 lot of men's and boys' pure silk
Windsor tics only 15o each ; regular
price. ! l."ic.
2 , " ) dozen gents' linen handkerchiefs ,
pure white , only lOc each ; regular price ,
2oc.
1 lot of gents' white silk handkerchiefs
worth 75o to be closed out at UUo each ,
less than half price.
1 lot of gents' extra heavy and extra
largo size silk handkerchiefs in pure
white , only 50c each , regular price Sl.OO.
100 dogents' British brown 1 hose ,
double heels and toes , full regular madp ,
have never been sold for less than 2. > o
per pair , in this sale at just i price , 12Jc
per pair.
1 lot gents' fancy night shirts , full
size and made from good quality of mus
lin , only -loo each , regular price 75c.
Gents' linen collars , the very best
made in all the now spring shapes , only
lOc each.
50 doz gents' linen cuffs , regular 2oc
quality , in this sale at 15o per pair.
1 ease of gents' unlaundcred shirts ,
double baclc and front , linen bosom and
cull's , hand made buttonholes and good
quality of muslin , only Me each.
DRESS LININGS.
New stock of silesia at lOc yard , all
colors , just received. Why pay others
J5c for this same grade' ? All colors
cambric , fancy percahne and fancy
printed silesia , canvas ducking , wadding ,
padding , collar and bslt canvas , farmers'
batin in black and colors , serge , fancy
sleeve linings , in fact , the most com
plete lining department in Omaha ; all
at Haydons' well known popular prices.
DRESS GOODS.
All wool dress flannels , 20c per yard.
Union storm bergc , all colors , only
29c.
29c.50inch heavy German serge , $1.15.
A beautiful line of now spring fabrics
now on sale.
The celebrated Jamestown goods ,
worth 50c , tomorrow only 20c.
Our prescription department is com
plete and all prescriptions filled at low
est prices , and Vy a registered pharma
cist. Cifll and got our prices.
WALL PAPER. A larger stock , bet
ter quality , and still lower prices than
wo have over offered.
offered.HAYDEN
HAYDEN BROS.
FAK.1I13US' JI.VKCI1 KXCUHSION
To Chcycimo County , NrbriiHkn.
Special to farmers and those wishing to
become farmers :
I have from fiftec to eighteen thou
sand acres of land in Cheyenne county ,
Nebraska , on the famous Bellmont irri
gating ditch built last year. This sys
tem insures a full crop every season ,
multiplies the product capacity of
the land at each submersion ,
destroys insects and produces per
fect fruits. It maKcs the farmer
independent of rain fall. Rain does not
fall on your harvest crop before you can
get it gathered , or spoil your hay before
it is stacked. No sand lleas , "gallinlp-
pcrs , " or aligators knock at your door at
midnight hour for admittance ; but 270
bright , sunny days in succession not only
force your crops to a more abundant
yield , but make the life of the farmer
what It should bo , as bright as a picture ,
free from care , and supply him with the
comforts of life.
For particulars concerning this great
enterprise address or call on W. H.
Green , room 217 Karbach block.
Sec Dentist Koim10 ' & 41 Barker blk
Sco the celebrated Sonmer piano at
Ford & Charlton Music Co. , 1508 Dodge.
Iimucunil Arrnncoinpiits via. It. K O.
For the second time since the civil war
a democratic president is to bo inaugur
ated at Washington : The Baltimore &
Ohio offers an unexcelled service ,
through limited buffet , vestibuled trains
with Pullman sleeping cars from St.
Louis and Chicago to Washington.
Excursion tickets will bo sold to Wash
ington and Baltimore at one first-class
limited faro for the round trip February
28th to March 'M , inclusive , good return
ing until March 8th , from all points
west of Parkcrsburg.
For maps and time tables , rates of
faro , and guide to Washington , call upon
any agent of the company , or address
O. P. MCCARTY , G. P. A. ,
Cincinnati , Ohio.
or L. S. AI.LUN , G. P. A. ,
Chicago , 111.
A tfXU UXVH.U K.V TS.
On Wednesday evening. March 1 , the Nor-
dlca Opera and Concert company will give
ona of tlicir famous performances at Hoyd's ,
This organization Is the only approach to op >
eratlc form of entertainment which wo shall
got In this country this .year. It is certainly
the strongest that can possibly bo gotten to
gather , and embraces such artists as Mine
Lillian Nordlea , the famous dramatic so
pvano , whoso triumphs in Europe have Deen
mutters of musical record. The most nota
bio oveat in the concert hero will bo tin
appearance of all the artists In the complete
tlie only Pure Creatu of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum ,
0ed in Millias of Homes 40.Years the Standard *
operaticropresi'tiiutlon of the fnmous ono
net oiicrn , "Ciivallsrlii Husllcnua,11 which
will bo Rvon ! In ironcci t form , with Mmo.
onlleiv ns S.intman. Mmo. Scalchl i\s Ix > ln ,
Mls ' ? , , LnK ° l , n,8 l' 'ln. SIR. Cumiianlnl ns
I'lirlildu anil SIR. Wcl I'uonto as Alllo. The
sale of scuts will bit ] u at 0 o'clock Monday
morning.
Amoiit ? the clcvor cotcrlo of entertainers
with the HophtnM Transoccatilo Specialty
cpmimny , which nUl bo the attrnctlou nt
lloytl s theater f r thrco nlhts ( and two
natlnccs. commcitritiff this inornmfr , arc
Misses Mcl.vlllo Stetson , two youtittladles
who 'Rlvo illaloct Imitations of all the
HlTercnt people > vojnieot In our tlally walks
of life , anil situ ? riMtlro on that ever popu-
ar la-ra-ra-booin-Uc-ay , with striking
effect. They arc stared In conjunction with
the famous Trowey , and mnko their IIrat
appearance lu tills city. The sale of st-ats
forthoentlro engagement will open at 9
o clock this morning.
"Mr. Potter of Texas" If , as Is saW , It Is a
complete dramatization of the famous novel ,
should offer great opportunity for stronir
ictlng , every scene helni ; vlvW with Hfo nnd
ictlon. Many of the names In the cast are
veil known nnd seem exceptionally well se-
ectcJ. At the Farnam Street theater 11 vo
lights , beginning with a matlnco Sunday ,
"ebruary BO. The usual Wednesday nnd
Saturday matinees. Any scat In the theater
Wednesday matlnco 25 ecu : s.
Ilnntl'H ( Jure.
In saying that Hood's Sarsaparllla cures
ts proprietors make no Idle or extravagant
claim. Statements from thousands of re-
lablo pcoplo of what Hood's Sarsaparllla
las done for thorn conclusively prove the
act Hood's Sarsaparilla cures.
Hood's Pills act especially upon the liver ,
rousing It from torpidity to its natural duties ,
cure constipation and assist dlcostion.
Help wanted to distribute circulars. Wo
> ay $1.00 per 1,000. Must give good rofor-
cuccs. Apply at once. Address. Mutual
Advertising Co. , Chicago 111.
Clipiip Trip to Ciilirnrnlti.
The Phillips Rook Isltiml porsoimlly
conducted California excursions for
kluvch will leave Omaha on the lid ,
17th and 'list. Through tourist sleeping
ears to Los Angeles and San LYanoisoo ;
also special through car arrangements
o Oregon and Washington. For par-
tieulars cull on any Rock Island agent
or address Ghas Kennedy , .gcn'l. N.V
iba. Agt. , 1G02 Farnam street , Omaha
COURT CALENDAR.
,1st of Tcxhiy'H Culls In HID District Courts.
The call for today is as follows :
LAW IIOO.M NO. 2 .IUIX1E SCOTT.
28-338 Olson vs Oinnlia Packing company.
JH-HOH-Mczottl vs Ish.
20-77 Elslo vs Itoyd , sheriff.
29-100 lltinscn vs Adams.
29-147 MorrKey VH Htoirord.
2U-177 Dli-key vs Hflni.
20'198-Mllllkun vs Xowell.
20-2l)0-0llbs ) ) vs Ilrcvort.
a'J-248 Nebraska Mortgage and Loan com-
lany vs IM.xIey.
20-201 Mi'Oavoek vs Slonn , Johnson & Co.
20-320-Klelil vs Albright.
3l-in llyclu vsKent.
30-77 Umalia 1'rlntlng company vs Oar-
ii-au.
30-83 Walla vs C.'asper.
3U-107 Omtilia Tin waru Manufacturing com-
taiiy vs Kdwanls Iliirner company.
30-114 Wltulan vs Omaba llrowlng nssocla-
lon.
30-125 .Mutual Loan and Trust company vs
Argood.
30-175 American J.oan and Trust company
vs Stnitton.
30-1HH Klnkend vs.Tnncs.
20-217-Ilolvlir VHTrelt/ .
20-331 United SUiU's National bank Vs Mc-
llrldu.
LAW HOOM NO. 3 JUIIQi : DAVIS.
28-3 Yolxtir vs Omaha Street Hallway com
pany.
2B-1G4 Irwln vsBcbnll.
28-175 Htizclton vs Klllott.
28-100 Woods VH Murphy.
28-20'J Moroarty vs lieu Publishing com
pany.
28-2G8-Clnrk vs-Wolsbans.
2202 Dunny VKStiibbendorfT. '
28-304 llurkurfWav. .
28-332 MadHcn ITS Otiiulia Street Railway
company.
28-330 Mason vs Poutli Omaha.
I.AW IIOOM NO. 4 JUIHU : 1'KitausoN.
G-118-rLa Cletlo I'lro Ilrlck Manufacturing
company vs Thompson.
8-331 Cunningham vs Fuller.
18-170 ( 'olmrn vs Salisbury.
19-2 Hood vs IJIco.
22-215 Monoark & Co. vs Wilkinson.
23-27 Kinurson , Talcott.t Co. vs lliintia.
23-132 Mechanics and Traders bank vs
Howe.
23-289-HlllUo vs Ilellman.
IAW IIOOM NO. 5 .11)1)1K ) OdDCN ,
25-340 Oosnoy Live StockOommlaalon com
pany vs Paddock.
27-203-llarbach vs Shields.
27-311 ( lotrclmiami vs Wyctli.
2C-27U 1'orvls vs Munro.
EQUITY HOOM NO. C JUDGE ! IIOl'BWEI.I , .
20-225-ltlcser vs .Sloman.
EQUITY IIOOM NO , 7 JUDOB IIIVINI ; .
29-184 Globe Loan and Trust company vs
Hrown.
20-302 Krob vs Holns.
30-81 Sblpman VH Kronen.
30-100 Avondut vs Cowln.
30-130 Hutchlnson vs Omaha.
30-141 Hosenburry vs Omaha.
30-1G1 Alton vs Cunnlmiliam.
30-182 Cunningham vs Allen.
Fulled to Agree.
The Jury in the case of the state against
Theodore G. Scott , the young man who was
accused of appropriating diamonds of the
value of $175 belonging to the estate of
Victoria Howell , an old colored woman , who
died last January , after being out twenty-
four hours failed to agree , and was dis
charged at noon yesterday.
Orrnt Promlso for Wood .Mtuiiifucturers.
It is only quito recently that manufac
turers ot furniture , wagons and wood work
generally have become aware of the wonder
ful promise offered by North Galveston , Tex.
Directly tributary to this young city and not
many miles distant in easterii Texas are
over 40,000,000 acres of timber , which com
prises all of the high grade hard and soft
woods.
Many pcoplo are coining in and are now
doing business , but there is room for a great
many more. With rail and water facilities
for shipping and markets In all directions
there should not bo any hesitation about the
outcome of manufacturing ventures. For
further particulars call on or write Franklin
F. Williams , First National bank , Omaha ,
Neb. , the local agent. The address of the
home otllco is North Galveston Association ,
Box 1)33 ) , Minneapolis , Minn.
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signs and estimates furnished. Henry
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r will shortly be published in
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AMUSEMENTS.
NEW Get n GOOD
THEATRE SEAT for flOo.
1'KIIJA Y ,
3 Nights SATUKDA.Y ,
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2 jflafineess Saturday-Sunday
Inter-Oceanic
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HEADED
H i"V T ° setlior with the I.ar-
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KKl'INKD VAHIErV CO. IN THE WOULD.
SioonStuulny Mntltmc- .
KQv Ho-crvcd to nil parts of the liouao.
Feats Thursday mornlnx. 1'rlcej ; Klrnl lloorWJa ,
TScanctfl ; balcony Mo and 75oi gallery 2 jc.
. 27 mid 28
The Qroit : Irnniatla Triumph of the Age ,
MR. JoHrvf STETSON'S
Company of plujrors from ttio Olobo tlieutcr ,
Boston , In the orlzlmil version ot the
famous pltiy the social burprlsu
' ARena man should ninrry none but n good
woman. "
A play of consummate olcvornosi w tli a ro-
tnnrkuhlo oust ,
Arrinmod o.vprossly for mid pltiyctl only by
tills orviuil/.atlmi.
The sale of seats will open Saturday morn-
ni : at the following prices : Klrst lloor. " . " > o ,
J1.03 undSl.Mi balcuny , We and TJU ; Kallury , 25a
' .VKUI GRAND
BOYD'Sr , ! . \ CONCERT.
Wednesday Evening , March I
OPERA AND CONCERT CO.
Including
Mmo. Lillian Norcllca ,
Mmo. SoflnScnlclil ,
HlR. Cnmpnnlnl. Miss Ixiulno Kimel ,
bl . Del I'uento , llorr Until Kluchur , .
Mr. I. l.uck.Munu ,
- IN A -
Miscitr.iAyiSfn ; CO.VOKHT
of Beloctlons from the ( fornnui. Krcnoi ! nnd Italian
grand ( Ji > eru , olnttliiK vrltli ii'lecllotn
from Muncasiil'B
to be donn In concert form and In Ititllnn.
Tito mil" of e t will npmi Moudny meriting i
the fullowlnx SUAI.UUF rlllCKS :
I'nrnuot . flfOSo ! | l < row balconjr.fl.W
Klrst mows In circle 2.(0 I.nut II rows lialcony 1.00
NoxU rowiln cliolo 2.00 ( Ion u'liiin bulcony 1.00
] , n t 3 rows In circle. I.MInllury , ( ; . to
lien , iwliiin. l t lloor . 1 ( XKlr ) | t tloor boxo . . .I6tX >
Klrntlirown balcony. Z.UOl llnlcony box 1000
i rreollit positively Kuriiondod. Mtnti will not beheld >
hold for nnyono excepting pnrtlo oflUlde of the >
city , t-peculallnu will not be allowed
FflRHflHSi. THEATER ,
Iflo , if5e , IIIK ; 7fic ,
TONIGHT
" A piJsv
Bijou
All this week
TTtiJE MINER'S OATll
Ana the
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ropulnr price * 20 nnd 'JO conti ,
MA'I'INItliJ1.V. .
Kvcry liidy , every day. at every porforra-
ftuoo , roculvui a haadiou * trlple-illr
bull.