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BEST GOODS AT LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
The " Daylight" Store , S. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas.
"We can not give away goods. We are in business for business' sake ,
this talk of giving the people "something for nothing" is not our way.
We give value received , one hundred cents for every dollar's worth
of goods bought of us.
We manufacture and sell more clothing than any house in the
WORLD.
SPECIALTIES IN CHILDREN'S WEAR.
BROWNING , KING & CO
Largest Clothing Firm in the World. S. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas St.
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A VERY FINE LEGAL POINT
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- Involved In a Suit In the Lancaster
County Courts.
THE CELEBRATED GANDY CASE.
Political Drift The Bur
lington a DoniCHtlo Corporation
Flambeaus Participate in the
Aslilnml Republican Rally.
LINCOLN BUIIBAU or THE OMAHA BBC , )
11WO P STIIKKT , V
LINCGWJ. Oct. 20. )
' A line legal point was raised In Justice
Snolllug's court this morning. An employe
of the Chicago , UuiUiiRton & Qulnoy rail
way company , UobortVhlto by name , owes
n grocer's bill In this city of ? JO. The bill
could not bo collected bec.iuso of the sixty
flays' exemption law in this state to a man of
family , Mr. Grocer therefore assigned his
Claim to a Council Bluffs , la. , party , who
pamlshecd White's wages , the company hav
ing confp"-cd that f S5 was due him for work
end In done and performed. . The Iowa
case is still ponding.
In the meantime , however , White brought
ult in Justice Snelling's court for the
amount duo him from the company. Tlio
question arises as follows : The Iowa law
gives a non-resident no exemption , and if the
company pays the claim hero , liability mny
attach there , and consequently tlio company
piny have to pay n part of the debt twice.
The judge took tlio case under advisement
mill this afternoon , and consulted supreme
eomt decisions In Iowa , Kansas ,
Michigan and Nebraska , and came
to the conclusion that if the
company was liable in Iowa it would bo at
tributable to its own fault , .is the wages duo
the plaintiff hero nro not payable in Iowa ,
and therefore gave White Judgment for $35
and the co ts of the suit. It is probable that
the case will develop into something im
portant in the higher courts.
TIIK 1UMIY CASE.
The celebrated Candy case was called be
fore the supreme court this morning. It was
argued anil submitted , but the decision lias
not been handed down ana will probably not
be bofoio to-morrow. Tlio case in question
was brought to the supreme court on error
from Klcliardson county and Gandy'a coun
cil evidently seek to clear him ultimately
front the charge of perjury. On this charge
ho was tried , convicted , and sentenced to the
ttenotoutiary fiorn the district court of Rich-
ardsuu county. A Jury of his peers stud lie
tvas guilty , and the presiding Judge ,
upon the verdict , sentenced him for a term of
years t Hyersville.
roMTiCAi. roiXTnnn.
"The result of the vote November 0 , " said
Hon. Brad U. Slaughter to-day , "will speak
more forcibly than words of the work that
liasbcon done ovoryw hero during the cam
paign. I have no doubt whatever of tlio re-
ult. Nationally speaking it will practical ! )
l > e a solid south against u solid north. Ad-
vloen from every quarter confirm mo In this
opinion. Nebraska * u 111 not lose a man on
the state ticket , and you will bo surprised at
the majority. A caieful stilly of the demo.
cratle tiCKet will convince the unprejudiced
that it is weak instead of strong. If the re
publican state coiuention mudo any mistakes
in the selection of a ticket the democratic
party failed to take advantage of It. Whila
the democrats may make legislative gains In
qniu localities the republicans will do like-
vrise lu others. In my Judgment the house
and senate will stand relatively about the
Maine as two years ago. "
"Will Ssnntor Kevkloy bo clotted ! "
"Certainly , " said Mr. Try , of York , "and
by a seed round majority , There is very
little if any disaffection in Saline county
yo man rlands higher lu his homo county
than Mr , Kcckley. Ho made n record two
yean axe that is appreciated by
. .Vila constituency , ami what Is bet-
6 tor ha haa been making a rcc
nra In York county since his residence thera
that put * him above even u chance of sus
picion. Oursenatoilal district Is nil righter
( or tbe legitimate republican nominee. I
VndersUad that Mr. Real is standing fair
abd nuar o by hU v\oni , and if he do * * he
villmako friends in the long run. Both
York and Saline counties will give the usual
republican majorities.
THE "Q" A POMfSTlC COUI'OIIATIOV.
The attorneys of tlio Chicago , Hurlmcton
& Qulncy railroad company appeared be
fore tlio supreme court yesterday and asked
to withdraw the petition and answer seeking
to take the case to the federal courts , and
substituted the plea that the company was
and has been a domestic corporation since
1SSO , and entitled to the privileges of eminent
domain throughout the state. Attorney
General Lceso was fully satisfied with the
move. The railroad nttoruejs were per
mitted to make the change , and
the following ruling , handed down
during the afternoon , will prevent taking
legitimate state cases to the federal
courts in the future , and it must result in
great bencllt to the people of the state hav
ing litigated cases to settle in which railroad
companies aio one of the parties to suits :
In the supreme court , the stale of No-
brask ex icl William Loose , attorney gen
eral , vs the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy
railroad company , nuo warranto.
And now comes the said statoof tvcbraska ,
by William Lccso , its atto.ney general , and
the defendant , the Chicago , Burlington &
Quincy lailroad company , byVirtDexter
and Marquette & Dewccse , its nttornois , and
thereupon the defendant withdraws its peti
tion for the icmoval of said cause to the cir
cuit court of the United States , and said
cause coming on to bo heard , on the informa
tion and answer , and the attorneys for the
respective parties having' been heard , the
couit doth nnd and adjudge that the defendant -
ant became nnd was at the time of the tiling
of the information , and has been since the
1st day of January , ISM ) , n body corporate
under and in accordance with the laws of
Nebraska , and entitled to the railroad and
property nnd to oxeiciso the rights , privi
leges and franchises of the U. ft M. railroad
company , and otherwise a domestic corpora
tion , and subject to the duties and liabilities
of domestic corporations , and that said de
fendant does not unlawfully usurp the rights ,
privileges and franchises in said information
mentioned , nnd It is further ordered nnd adJudged -
Judged that said defendant pay the costs of
the suit.
itnFUSKS TO MAimr THE ami. .
Merriemas Vcrmaas , a i oung farmer re
siding near Holland , In this county , was ar
raigned to-day befoio Judge Stewait charged
with being the father of Jonlo Bartholo
mew's unborn child. The evidence adduced
to sustain the charge WAS direct and convinc
ing , and the young man was bound over to
answer to the district couit In the sum of
$700. He was released on Ids own recog
nizance. The parties to this suit are con
nected with some of the best Holland fam
ilies of the vicinity In which they live , nnd
consequently It provokes no little interest.
The victim is a daughter of Dr. Bartholo
mew , quite well known in Lincoln. Janlo
will be satisfied if Merriemas will give his
name to the child of their folly , but this ho
stubbornly refuses to do and will tnko the
consequences of the law. The court room
was crowded during the hearing. Both lad
and lass have their sympathizers , and the
whole Holland neighborhood was on hand to
give counsel ana aid. Merriomas stoutly
maintains his innocence. Janio has passed
the age of consent.
WENT TO ASHlAVn.
The Lincoln republican llambeau club wont
to Ashland at 4:15 : o'clock this afternoon to
Join in the rally and parade at that place to
night. Nearly two hundred Capital city republicans -
publicans accompanied the club. It is said
that Sauudcis county marshalled the largest
nnd most enthusiastic crowd over seen on u
like occasion. Senator Mauderson , who was
tlieiu to-day , addressed the gathering.
CITV NEWS AMI NOTK .
The residence of Mr. Walsh , 1J15 G street ,
was the scene of a daring burglary jester-
day afternoon between 3 and 5 o'c.ock. Over
coat , shoes and other wearing apparel are
among the articles feloniously purloined.
Tlio theft was rondo during the temporary
abaenco of the family. Oftlccrs nro on the
trail and it Is not impossible that the burg
lars will bo run down.
1'ollco Judge Houston was busy all the
forenoon. Sporting homes wcro raided lost
night and frail women were dragged to the
lights of Justice , and laid down a portion of
the money paid for forfeited virtue. Some
of the drunks paid , others with the vacs
wcro relegated to the rock pile.
Citjtcnsof \\aiersewerdUtrict No.
2 met at Judge Webster's oftlco last night to
take action to restrain tbo collection of tlio
sewer tax levied. A committee of fixe , con-
ftUVncof J. D. HurdJ , H. MiCUj , A. D.
Kitchen , P. S. Potvin nnd John Heed was
appointed to draft a substitute assessment to
present to the council for its considuiiitiot , .
The committee met at the oftlco of Commit-
teaman McClay this morning and n careful
substitute was prcpired. If this is not ac
cepted the matter will accompany district
No. I into the courts.
The laying of the coiner stone of the new
court house has been postponed
until some day next week not
yet decided upon. Notice will
bo uiven in duo time. The exercises will bo
under the auspices of the masonic fraternity
of this city. Speakers from abroad will be
invited.
The Burlington keeps up its record of bc-
inpr behind time. The train duo here at 10l. : >
a. in. rarolv over gels hero at the hour desig
nated by the tiino table. During the past
month the arrival of this train wdl average
at least forty minutes late.
Kor Itronchiul , A thitiitic nnd lu 1-
inoiinrr C < > iiiilatiilH , "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" have remarkable curative proper
ties. Sold only in boxes
Siispretrd a Trap.
Chicago Tribune : "Hero's an article
headed 'Marvelous Eicapo of a Distin
guished Oiti/en from a Horrible
Death , ' " said the dutiful daughturwho
was reading the morning paper to her
invalid father. " 'The friondb of Mr. J.
Alphous Dramblo wcro shocked on learn
ing a few mornings ago that ' " '
"Jane. " interrupted the irate parent ,
"before you read any more of that you
will oblige mo if you'll look about half
way down to the bottom of the article
and see whose patent medicine it's ad
vertising. "
fnr Tired Ilrnln
Use Hors t'ord'ti Act d Phosphate.
Dr. O. C. Stout , Syracuse , N. Y. , savs : "I
gave it to ono patient who was unable to
transact the most oruinary business , because
his brain was 'tired and confused' upon the
least mental exertion. Immediate benefit ,
nnd ultimate recovery followed. "
An Undeserved Indignity.
Chicago Tribune : "I see that a portrait
trait of Burns , painted by Rubens , bold
in Toronto the other Uuy for only $3 , ' '
said the literary editor.
"I call that low-down mean , " said the
sporting editor , as ho brought his list
down on the table. "There ain't a chap
in the \\holo blamed league that can
hold a candle to Burns on third ! "
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Price's Cream Baking 1'owder does not contain
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PIUCB I1AKING POWUKU COt
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DINING THK VICTOHS.
Tlio Annual Itiuuiuct of the Omaha
Run Club.
Amid Koodfcllowslilp , laughter , n flood of
cnuinpn no and a menu , that would arouse
the cnthiHlusrn ol the most critical epicure ,
the Omaha Gun club celebrated Its fourth
nnnunl banquet Thursday night ut the Millard.
At the head of the table \vcio seated the grny-
lialrcd pioneers who hunted the dcur and
Huff.ilo when Omaha was but n mere trad
ing post , while further down sat the joungcr
members who now seek in more remote places
for Komc , and whos > o clover marksmanship
had furnished for this maKnillcent spread Its
choicest dainties. No banijueU In Omaha
everexceUhoseof thqgun club , and Thursday
night's least was ahead of uny of its prede
cessors. Hero is the menu itself , and it elo
quently tells the tale :
Oi stors.
Pheasant Soup , a la Chasseur.
Prairie Chicken Consomme.
H.ikcd PIKO and Pickerel.
Hoast and Spitted Hed-IIead , Mallard and
Teal Duck.
Canvass Hack. Jack Snipe on Toast.
AVild Goose , Widgeon , Wild Turkey with
Jelly.
Pralrio Chicken. Sago Hens.
Mirganzor with Cranberries. '
Moot & Clmndon.
Spitted niack Deer. Coon and Sage. Spit
ted Klk Steak.
Black Uear Uocky Mountain Goat.
Deviled Gray Squirrel , Chasseur.
Braized Prairie Chicken.
Quail Cutlets , Tartar Sauce.
Antelope Steak with Trench Peas.
Piper Heidsuick.
Wild Indian Pudding ! Wild Pumpkin Pic.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Cakes Cafe N'oir. Cheese.
The happy souls who sat down to this
magnitlccnt spread wore Messrs. liroatch
Hughes , Folcy , Arrasmith , Worloy , Gwlu ,
Krug , Hardin , Williams. Parmalco , Peabody -
body , Hunt , McGreor , Kennier , Peabody ,
Lake , Field , Brewer , Kennedy , Sharp ,
Byrnes , Smith , Snyder , Hulett , Eaton
Crcssy nnd Fuirchild. Judtjo Lake presided
as master of ceremonies.
Six gold moiluls awarded Jar via'Brandy
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WI1O IS THK JU/TKO WIMjIA.M ?
It DOOH Not Appear the Ho Kjsldps In
Oiuahn ,
In the telegraphic colums of this morning's
BEE will bo found a dispatch which tells of
the elopement in Chicago , with a young man ,
of Miss Edith West , the daughter of C. N.
West of that city. Tha story runs that the
departure took place on Wednesday last ,
when thu young woman was to have been
married to a gentlemtita from Omaha named
Wm. Dennoy. A careful search for a party of
that name In this cityleads to the belief that ,
in respect to the disappointed bridegroom's
residence at least , the information
is not reliable.So far as the
directory is concerned there is but
ono William Denney to bo found.
He is receiving clerk in the Union Pacific
supply department , has been there for some
time and is a married man.
In business records the name of William
Denny noes not appear either for Omaha or
South Omaha. Two years ago there was a
mattress manufacturing flnu hoi o composed
of several Denny brothers , ono of whom was
William W. Denny. The firm , however ,
wont out of business , some of the members
remaining here , William W. returning to
Aurora , 111. , where he is now in business.
His brother Charles B. Denny , of the steno
graphic Arm of Sutcllff & Denny , a.ss
William is a married man and has been lor
several years.
Malaria Fever cured by Jnrvls' Brandy ,
"A Oonlor'a Boll. "
Yesterday a farmer from the country
\\ho spoke Kticllsh very imnerfcctlv , entered
the tranltc bloct In search of a physician ,
He&awone of tlio American District call
boxes in the ha'i ' , and supposing it to be a
doctor's bell turned the knob. The district
ofllco sent a cab , and after a few minutes'
absence the driver , ns mud as a Tune , report
ing that "nobody up there wanted" him , and
then taking his turn m the long line of wait
ing cabbies. The crank was turned a second
time and a wagon responded. But nobody
could DC found who wanted a
vehicle. A third call then came ,
nnd .1 ine'.suiiger was despatched
to the place , and in a few moments later an
other cab was dispatched to the place. By
this time the district ofllce had become satis-
lied Unit something w as rong and ono of the
ofllco men was sunt to ascertain whnt it was.
Ho and the messenger and the cabman
reached the place about the same time and
Just ns the countrj man was about to give the
cull another turn. The three caught his arm
and asked him what ho meant sending in the
calls ho haJ sent. 'Die caller was over
whelmed nnd stammered out u reply that ho
thought "it was a ( loctoi's bell. " The -pity
the district people have for n man who does
not know ono of their call boxes from u "doc
tor's boll" is too profound to bo expressed m
words.
Into ruin to see falling
Teeth once sound is quite appalling ;
Their decay at once is seen
When you opo your lips , between.
Use to whiten teeth that darken
Tragiant SOZODONT Just harkenl
A. Had Cnsc.
City Physician Halph tells of a touching
case of destitution and sickness m which a
woman from Blair Is the sufferer. She was
found by him in an old tumble down shanty
where two old nnd decrepit men as ] wor as
herself had taken pity on her and given her
shelter. She had given piemature birth to a
child two or three dajs before and as none of
the three inmates could afford the luxury of
a physician , the poor woman was in a pitiable
condition. When found bv the physician she
was still alive , but in u most squalid condi
tion , 'with msufllcicnt food and scarcely
enough rags to cover her nakedness. The
doctor provided her with food , clothes and
medicine.
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