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COMPANY TO PAY
FOR WIRE ERROR
Supreme Court of Kebmka Oirei
Final Judgment in Cate of
Mistake.
as well, as for hundreds upon hundreds of other Omaha men who are fortunate enough to share in our greater
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The most important cloth
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of Omaha retailing.
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OMAHA SUITS ARE SETTLED
THK BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1.1, 1015.
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(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOWf. Feb. 12.-( Special. )-A tele
graph company li responsible for the de
livery of a ncmwe over the lines of a
company with which It haa an agreement
to transmit messages, states the supreme
court In affirming tha Judgment of tha
Douglas county district court In tha ease
of the American Express company against
the Postal Telegraph-Cable company of
Nebraska. The case .Is one trowing out
of the failure of theteender ta the Chi
cago office of the telegraph company
properly to transmit a messaga to the
New Tork office.
The suit is one growing out of the filing
'of a telegram at the Lincoln office of the
telegraph company by the express com
pany for Watson, Woods Bros, tt Kelly
company. Importers of horses, in which
the telegraph company was ordered to
pay ,000 franca? to Joseph Watson, who
was In Antwerp, Belgium, purchasing
horses. Instead of sending the message
as eighty thousand the letter "y" was
dropped and but 8,000 pent, which necessi
tated the stopping of delivery of thirty
five head of horses which had been pur
chase for a sale to be held In Decem
ber, 1905.
. Jadament Reverse.
Coupling together two wagons and driv
ing them through the thoroughfares of a
city does not constitute contributory
negligence held the supreme court In
reversing the finding of tha Douglas
county court In the case of Herman Zig-
ltian against the Beebe & Runan Furni
ture company of Omaha. Zlgman sued
the company for the death of his child,
who was killed While stealing a ride on
a wagon of the defendant company.
A judgment of 13,000 was secured by the
plaintiff during the trial of the case In
the Douglas county' court
riamaa-e Case Dismissed.
One hundred bushels of potatoes, which
were warranted to grow, but which upon
delivery were found to be unfit for use,
formed tho basis for a damage suit to
(.collect on a promissory nota in the su
preme court. The case K brought by
Wenry J. Backes against 1. C. Cook from
the district court of Boone bounty. The
rime nrlBinallv was for 1235. but was dis
missed for the want of a cause of action
by the trial Judge and this finding was
affirmed by the supreme court.
Nevrmaa Grove Wet.
The supreme court today declared the
Village of Newman Grove in Madison
county to be a wet city. In affirming
the Judgment of the Madison county
district court, in tha case f the state
of Nebraska, ex-rel Charles Olson,
against Herman M.' Claney. et at., tha
court upholds the election board, which
-declared a ballot that would have re
sulted in a tie, being declared Illegal
for the reason that four trustees were
voted for Instead of three, as. the ejec
tion called for- Two hundred and thirty-
three vote -were cast at the election,
April 7, 1914, 117 favoring Via granting
of the lioenses to the saloons and' 11
expressing themselves as, against such
action. . . j
' GtveV Egraa Ckaaee. .
Criticising ; the , county attorney ..af
Dawes county, for not being at all times
rea-ardful of the Interests of the accused
during the course ol his trial and finding
that three separate complaints were
leged In tha Indictment against Michael
3Zgan, sr., his conviction for grana lar
ceny was reversed and tha case remanded
for retrial, by the supreme court.
Egan was charged with stealing, re
ceiving and concealing a horse belong
ing to William Haima. a fellow ranch
man, and later aelllna it to a horse
Jjuyrr.
Kadner Jndarmeat Vpkeld.
Judgment for 14,1:5 received by Adam
' Kadner against the Omaha &. Council
muffs street Railway company, for m-
flurtes received while a passenger on one
v of the defendant's cars, waa upheld by
th auDreme court today. Kadner re
ceived the Judgment in , the Dougl
Bounty district court and tha supreme
court haa affirmed the finding of the
lower court. . . .
Kadner was riding on tha, front step
Df a car, while on his way to attend
the Lake school and in turning a corner
as thrown from the car and had hla
left leg amputated. The accident oc
curred In September, 1310, when the child
was but 12 years of age. ,
ISotes fraa Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. 12. (Special.)
Joseph 8. Stanek was appointed guardian
over Emll Hubka, a prominent Bohemian
farmer living near Virginia, by Judite
tValden Thursday. Members of his family
' testified" that during the last few months
he has made a number of trades which
caused him to lose a large amount of
money.
... t. -..., TKurartav set aside the
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decree of divorce Issued January i- last
In the case of Edith E. Stone against John
A. Stone. Mrs. Btone was given the de
k. w.ii.Ha nf Metaertlon. but I
crc un n.c .
mm, few days ago her husband returned and
an amicable settlement waa reached.
J. E. Wetrler of Oketo, Kan., aiea
Thursday evening at a local hospital of
cancer, aged 43 years. He leaves a widow
and four-children.
More ' inen ?nwr nrnr r i: c.:.- i r- Together
Than mnu-riiuv vduaiiiy juitb mm vvciuuaio with
Our entire stock of NOVELTY MIXTURE TOP COATS and all RAINCOATS and GABERDINES .
ITS THE ONE SALE YOU POSITIVELY CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
Again
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will make you the owner of any winter weight
KING-PECK Quality Suit or Overcoat
onMixtuvretv Top Coat and any Rain Coat
In Our Entire Stock Which fT tf r. T "1 TN
Positive Saving of From $4.00 to $6.00 on Every Garment in the Lot
Our entire stock of $10 and $12 Mackinaw Ooats have been
included in this lot number is limted so be here early. "i
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Choose any one of the several hundreds of
Quality Suits & Overcoats SsS Top
Mf a and df 1 ' ' 1 J ' - ' - a
Coats
Gaberdine or Raincoat
$15, $18 - $20- r
and
any
In Our Entire Stock Which
We Have Been Offering
All Season at ....... .
Every Price Reduction Whether $6.00 or $11.00 oh This Lot is a Genuine Saving
. You'll experience no difficulty in finding a garment
to please you in every particular from this great lot.
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MwSiS.Top; Coats (Si Qaberdines
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In Our Entire Stock which
We Have Featured All
Seasonal "P kSJT p
Positive savins of from $13 to $23 Get your share
The world's best, hand-tailored quality garments
are the sort you'll find in this most unusual offering. ,
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Saturday, Oomo
down with your
friends & watch
them again to
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FACTS-
3976 Suits and Overcoats at opening of sale.
About 1950 suits and overcoats for tomorrow's selling.
All novelty mixture top coats are incorporated in sale.
More than 300 rain coats and Gaberdines have been added.
Sale represents a saving to men of more than $45,000.00
Entire main floor clothing section devoted to Bale.
Plenty of experienced salesmen to serve you promptly.
Size and price plainly designated on all window garments,
Many suits in sale are correct weight for spring wear.
No garments laid away or exchanged."
Original prico plainly, stamped on every garment. ,
tJome, get your share v ,
Slight Charges for Alterations . '
V Charges will be made for all alterations .or customers
may tace garments to their own tailors for altering.
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Saturday-A Great Derby Sale $cH
Hats worth to $5.00, yours for
All broken lines of Derbies have been assembled for a
complete clean-up Saturday. Take your pick of the lot
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Saturday "Velour Hats, regr $ fT7 45
ular $3 to $7.50 values, for
ll imported and dnntle lonr Hats niaat icmtm oar sbelrea
at once. Price Is not copaidtcod all oon now her. get on. (or
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TWO U. P. MEN ARE KILLED
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Koadmaiter and Conductor Lose
Livei During Test of New De. ,
riceto Catch MiL
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XI. Sp-
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UIIANU 1SUAND. Neb., Feb.
ci(l.) That the people oj Nebraska's tavr
Blctpalttira are amplr able to eontro!
their own distinctly local affairs, anil
that the legislature should keep hands on
tii the gist of a resolution unanimously
adopted by ' the executive committee of
the Commercial club at a banquet en
joyed by the committee aa the arueata of
Manager Word of the Koehler. boUl last
Xilght. The action was takea with tefer
ence to the several publio utility cor
poration bills Introduced at Lincoln to
thwart municipal ownerahlp. .
GOTHENBURG. Neb... Feb. li. (Special
Telegram.) Testing a new mall-catching
device this morning two- miles east of
Gothenburg with a test car running fifty
miles per hour a crane struck a car. kill
ing freight Conductor N. F. Akeyson of
Kearney and Roadmaster C. M. Johnson.
lso of Kearney.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb, Feb. 11 (Spe
cial Telegram.) Conductor N. F. Akeyson
a ad Roadmaster Johnson were killed at
Gothenburg, Neb., this morning when a
number of f.'nlon Pacific officials were
testing a mall catcher patented by Dr.
Plrkofer. f that city.' The inventor.
Trainmaster Stephens, the superintendent
of tha railway mall service of this route
and other officials were present to wit
ness the test. The test was made rith
only an engine and . one car on a side
track. The arm of the mall catcher gave
way and went through the side of the
car with the result stated. Roadmaster
Jrhnson was badly Injured and died on
tha train on the way to this city.
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A Paraaaal State-meat.
Thera . are ao-called "honey and tar"
preparations that cost tha dealer half as
much but sell at the saroa prioe aa the
original and genuine Foley's Heney and
Tar Compound. Wl never after these
Imitations and substitutes. We know yon
w.ll buy Foley's whenever you aeal a
uiih syrup If you once use it. People
come long distances for the true Foley's
over iblrty years the leading remedy for
roughs, colds, croup, whooping cough,
bronchial and lagrippe coughs. Sold by
ail dealers everywhere. Advertisement.
Hica Teat taw Batterfat.
STAPLKTOJf, Neb.. Feb. 12. Special)
D. J. rison, one of tha local resi
dents of this city, had the milk from his
Jersey cow tested and found II per cent
butter fat of milk. This was the result
of a friendly controversy among bis
neighbors, who also, have cows.
Tha ( ( ctkaasnatlaaa.
Use . isloan's . Liniment and . you won't
cars what causes . it. Tha first applica
tion helpa Good for sciatica, neuralgia.
Kc. All drueglals. Advf rtlaement.
Arliaataa Ptoaeev la Deal.
ARIJNUTON, Neb.. Feb. IS Special.)
Jefferson L. Rostmbauin. an"bid resi
dent of ' this county, died Wednesday
evening at his home five miles northeast
of here, after having bn operated upon
at an Omaha hospital for cancer of the
intestines. Mr. Rosenbaum came here In
1872 and was ona of Washington county's
progressive farmers. He was born In Vir
ginia In 1847 and Is survived by his wife
and ten children.
PLANS FOR BIG BRIDGE
AT NORTH PLATTE FINISHED
(NORTH PLiATTE, Neb., Feb. 12.-Spe-
cial.) The county clerk has received from
State Engineer Price plana and specifica
tions and blank bids for tho construction
of the bridge over the Platte river, one
mile east of this city. The county clerk
haa already begun to advertise for bids
for tha construction of this bridge and
these bids will be received until noon
March 17. This Is to be the only bridge
to be built over a river in Nebraska along
the Lincoln Highway: $50,000 has been
provided to pay tha cost of the bridge; of
this amount the city of North Platte and
Platte precinct, east of tha bridge, have
voted $26,000 In bonds and the state pays
the balance. For tha first time In fts his
tory North Platte will have a direct high
way to the east
- Palrkary News Nates.
FAIRBURT, Neb.. Feb. U-(Speclal )
Owing to the high price of corn and
feed Jefferson county farmers are ship
ping out their cattle and hogs. Practically
all of the live stock Is going to market
after being short-fed.
Division Superintendent W. O. ftheahao
ie in Lincoln this weak attending tha Ne
braska legislature. - Mr. Sheahan Is reg
istered as a lobbyist for the Rock Island
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Pure blood enables the stomach, liver
and e titer, digestive organ to do . their
work properly. , Without it they are slug
gish, there Is loss of appetite, sometimes
falntnesa, a deranged stste of the intes
tines, end. In general, all the symptoms
of dyspepsia.
Hood's Karsaparllla makes pure blood,
and this is why it Is so very successful
iu the treetment of so many ailments.
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