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'I'JfcOJ ' OJMAJ1A JJAJLliY JBB2JJ1. l IDAY , SEPTEMBER 195 1890 ,
BESIOR OP THE COUNTY BAB ,
ft ii Humored tliat Judge "Wakelcy
Resign from tb Bench.
| JE DOES HOT DENY THE STORY ,
) JTct Claims ( lint It in Too Tlirly lo Ana -
a ounce \VInt Ho I'
to Do in Llio
Blatter.
ff ,
i There -was aipletbut very earnest report
afloat at Iho court house yesterday that
jfudgo VVakoloy was about to resign hl place
bn the district court bench.
The older and more prominent members of
lliobarxvho claimed to have licard the rumor
Qldso lix an undertoao and with expressions
Dl profound sorprfro.
"Vlthout losing nny time n representative
Df Tut : 3)nn ) called upon the judge , who was
found atlus residence , OO7 North Nineteenth
fctrect.
'Thorcls a report an oat , judge , llmt you
arc about to resign ; Is there any truth in Itl"
ashed the news man.
" \Vcll-O \ , I don't see how Iho matter p > t
, . 80) Jar on U ) boa report , " was the reply , in a
licsllatingandn rather confused manner.
_ "Ihavo Justroturncd from otcn days * trip
to the Blade Hills. I had a delightful tlmo.
That , to me. Is a very promising country.
[ They're ) grinding out quite irooddcnlof
goldtliorc. Did you over visit that country1' !
U'lino AVOS particularly tireclous with the re
porter just at that moment , so liosaldi
"Ihiivo not as yet visited the Ulack JIllls ,
butpnrOoii mo If I request that you fnvor
ETjir HiKWltlinn ntmvorto myqxtcstlon. "
This caused the judge to sin Ho very broadly
wlillo It also Uroufbta titigo of color to his
Checks.
"Is tlicro any foundation for the report ! "
llio juilffO was a aln aslccil ,
'Tliuirols ' no Immediate.occasion. "
"Aro you likely torosisn at any time in the
beit fo\v weeks orcry lew months ! "
"Heallyl donoT care to discuss the matter.
I think it lee early tobcf-ln stlrrinRtho mat
ter up. There Is anotlicr year left of ray
term. "
"Von will -plcoso pardon me , Judge , but do
you Intend toscrvothis other vcnrj"
"lonlycaro to repent that llhlnklt Is a
Ilttlo toocnrlyto stir folksup on thosubjcct ;
atidno\vl wish you would not press mo fur
ther on tho" matter , for I must assure you
tbat Itwill houseless so fur as my givlngyou
A doflnito answer isconccriicd. "
District Court.
Talrbanks , Morse & Co. have commeneed
jrcplovln proceedings in the district court
Bgalnst Ella M , Djer , Omaha National bank
and tbo OmaLa tyro foundry , to recover pos-
lessloii of a stationary engine and a largo
Quantity of lcltlnRctc. ,
f Thomas TPrlco sues Joiopli Archibald for
fOjIiTOwhich ho claims Is duo him under a
certain rotitract for operating a parry of
pock located ia Phillips county , ICansas.
The Crystal Ice company Is'kued for S10.00O
By a lit tlo six-yoar-old tot named .A-nnlo Fred ,
dnughtcrof David Fred. The petition , says
tbatou December 5 the child was jilayiiiulu
front of her home , 1720 South Tenth street ,
kvlicn s Iw was run ever by anlco ' .vaRonbc-
loiifln to defendant find licr loft arm was
broken.
l JN TJ1I2
Inmates of tlio County Jnil Enjoy a.
illKli Old Time.
The -usually q.uM neighborhood in the
Rclnlt.yof tlio county jail wuiall bustle nnd
mmotlon"Wednesday night , and fora time
lhoj > asscrs-byhadan idcathattlio inmates of
thobnstlio-\vcro tearing'tho structure down ,
bent on. mnkiiiK a hold break for lUicrtv.
About 7 o'clocli the noise was hideous
jSouiulliiK lllto men pounding with slcdtco
hiimmersuponthcbars of the Interior , -while
iiownudthen the pandemonium was Increased
Ity iho most unearthly screams that were
Bvei'Uttocd byhumau beings.
This soon attracted the attention of the
public mul nmussof humanity commenced
pcurlnup tliostops into the yurdsurroud-
ilig the bulldlnp.
'They ' hayo killed the jailoraud are trying
toescuiiol"
"itun for the police 1"
"A. mob is after Ncal" and lib expres
sions passed from moutli to moutli.
Still the crowd Increased until the street
nnd thORroen Plat about the county building
contained hundreds ot ucii , women and chil
dren.
The noise grow la volume as the minutes
rolled hy , until at last 1'at Ljnch , the Jniler ,
out of. Tiroath and with the remarlr , "What In
W nro all ofyoxt peoi > To doing hero ! " rushed
up the stops and into tbo jail ,
As suddenly as it had. commenced , tlio noise
Subsided and the crowd disx > crsed.
" " A number of people were scon durino tlio
BYeiilr Kiuid , they wore all of ono opinion
tliat a 31'ar.fulrlot was in progress vlthln the
xvalls of the county prison. Mon who rcslilo
Intlielcinityof the jnll state that this isnot
fchollrst time that the prisoners have turned
fchcmselvca loose , but tlmt It lias been n.
inlghtly occurrence for more than aweolcpast.
.Pat Xyncti , the Jailor , was seen upon the
fflibjoet , and with n look thnt was child like
pud bltiiul , said : "I was In the jail all ot the
evening and tliero was no noise ; In fact , It
yras unusually quiet. During thonftornoou.
Chore v"is some noise In the women's quar
ters , but It was caused by a crazy woman ,
% vho died early in the evening. "
f I'eoplo wlioaro Inn position to Imow slate
that Ljnch was absent from the Jail all the
nfternoon mid did not return until uu hour
after tlio fun commenced ,
The prisoners know this , and. taking nd-
Cfotiifrcor liU absence , Indulged In a rolliclc-
Jjif old tlmo.
Nine of the insurrectionists at tlio county
flnll liiivo been packed into n solitary , and will
Iwlcopton bread and -water , with very Ilttlo
tot the bread and npooddciil of the water , for
ntiinlcr ) ofdays , or " 'until they're hummer
than so many newly bora kittens"as ono of
the guards cipresses it.
There Is comfox't for the man with n pro-
anaturi'ly irray beard in Uuckin liani's Dye ,
' oceauso tt never falls to color an evcu brown ,
jsr black iis may bo desired.
Water Lily Soap will float.
COAXING O.VMU9.
Olio Kqulnoxtlal Storm rrcvciitccl
MllWin kco' > H KiR-litoQiilli Victory ,
Never before was an equtnoxtlal storm
wore opportune. It lu s prevented. Milwaukee
from Koorliifc' her eighteenth straight victory
over OintiUn , anil now nil tTio Brvirors will
liavo tfli'rowoverls only seventeen straight.
Bitunlayvlth nusploiona vcatUcr , the ro-
juvcixnteil , clliirircil liicolns ! will bo hero
ntidlmttlo forsuprcinncywLtlitho illnolcSox.
U'hisy ' Avlll also pl.iy Sunday. Lincoln is ilo-
Inu" u ( , 'roub deal ofbni 'luK' as to How they
tlioy nro polng to laiiibiist Omaha's Cluir-
liii Horses , otul u hot Hht |
vlH surely result , Joe \Vnlsh \ says ho'll bunt
> ii , if ho pets six months for It. Everybody
Cipectsto turn outuucisco the two Nebraska
iriiins rhuw up oiith otlior. It will bo the sur-
\lrnlol thoflttcst. a'heso will bothobest
> pan\pi * until Bitunlay. the S7th , when Charlie
jibboywlll arrivoaud cnileavor to complete
thosoaioii bythrasliliisOninha. Ou SuiiJuv ,
the 23th , tha Ajwatleja will glvo ua three
pamesono In tlio morning ntul ttvo iutho
utteriiwu , the latter f or tv sliiKloatluiisslon.
tu Monday , the "JtU , the sciisou closes so fur
tu Omaha uud St. 1'ual nro conccincd.
TtiolSfTcctH of Jtcntnl nxlinustlon.
Many iliscascs , especially these c ( tha nor-
\oua system , tire tlio pixxi'Jcta ot dally ro-
lictveU mental oahaustlou. Iiu inci.s iivoc-a-
tloiis often iuvolvoftti amount of mental tvoar
nail tear very projuaicliil to physical hvaltb ,
"imil tbojiroft'saions. if nrJuously pursued , are
solossdeatruotlvoto Iralu and uervo tissue *
Jt la one of the ziiost linKrt4ut | attributes of
Jlostettcr's Stoinsi-h 3)itUirs ) , th t It coinpen-
Batoa for thlsunduo loss of tissue , uud tlmt It
Imparts noM energy to the liralu uud nerves.
1'ho rapid Ity wltli which it renews weakened
ir.ouUil cue ivy and physical vitality U remark-
oblo , unJ shows that its InvlwratlnR proiier-
tlesaxvof Uo highest order , llesiiles ineroas >
Ing vital stnuilnunu , coutitcractlng tlio of-
jooU of mental cxhnuition , thii itoUntlal
inotllclno cures and proven U [ over and aeuo ,
jheutiutlsiii , chrcnto dyspepsia and constipa
tion , lilJnoyaiid utcrino weakness and other
complaints. Physicians also conimuad It a3
MmodlcatcUitiuittlaut mil rwodj- ,
OKSP.S BPOTTKll.
Whnt la Thought of It br tlic
Concluctorn.
Tlio "spotkr" Is becoming the bane of Iho
motorconductor's llfc nnd haunts him even.
In h Is dreams lllco a frightful nt b tmaro.
"It Isn't became the boys are all nfrild
that the spotter \vlll catcli then holding out
onio ot the company's ' money that they are
sotcrrlbly down cntholrlbo/'saldono / ' of the
conductors yesterday , "for they despise
rather thntt fear them. The discharges ot
the pint f env days show that other charges
than , holdlngout money have been preferred.
I don't ' kn off whether any oltlie men aroln-
cllncd to 'knock down,1 or not , hut It they are
I know ot no such , cases , It IIM bccomo
qu I to the tiling to glvo a conductor tlio name
ot it whether tlicro is any ground for the
charge or not , nnd the same chestnutty jokes
obouthls peculations are petal ? the rounds
that nro to ho heard about tlio policeman ROt-
llug drunk or sleeping on tlielr Lcats. The
company apparently a els ua down ( or a gang1
ot thieves , and sends out their spot
ters as much aa to sav ' 'You'd
steal If 3-011 could , but wo
will catch you if you do andyou'U better not
try it , '
"Jt soetm to me that this Is altogether
wronc , Jf a mauls dMioncst nnd wants to
steal ho will do it , spotter or no spotter , and
the inevitable result on the otherwise honest
men h not Inclined to be bonellclal. The
knowledge Miat thqy ore susjiccted and al-
wixys watched tends to lessen their self-
respect , and some of them are auro to boffin
to think tliey mlcht as well have the game
asthcnainc , I don't say tliat this Is bound
to follow in every case , tor ntnau who means
to bohonustwill bo honest under any nnd all
circumstances , butlfhistv tendency to result
ns I liavo ftated. Of course , we don't have
to work horolf vcuon't like the manner iu
which thiiiguiro run , bub It Isn't always
csnvcnlen t to throw up a Job when another
Isn't InsiRht.
" 1 have a family depending on me , and I
am bound to ffivo them seine consideration
bolero consultiir ! ( my own Inclinations. I
Imvo been Tjllroudlnr too lontf , however , to
submit to UU tlilny for u steady dlot , and I
shall resign just as soon an lean get another
job."OnooE
"OnooE the men - whovvas recently dis
charged was Riven no reason other than
that ho had violated rule 13. A violation
of tills rule nay lo said to cover n
multitude of sins. M the rule is quite
lengthy. The discharged employe's short
comings are not specified. Tlo may have unin
tentionally neglected to ring up afuro while
siuinrcly iiifrontof the passenger as ttio rule
requires , or ho may have carried a friend
free , and cither of tlicso reasons may have
occasioned his discharge , but the public
lmo\vs thnt the spotters uro at work , and it
Is ntonco set down as a fact that the com
pany bos cauphttho offenders stcallngand
given him the bounce. It innkcslthard fern
n man to get a job any where else and works
him a great Injustice.
"The discharged employe of % vlioni I spoke
Is thoroughly upright , and not nn employe
now working ; for the company bdloves that
ho ever misappropriated a cent. Ho admits
that ho carried Ills girl ana tier sister several
times without collecting fare , and that may
bo tlio cause of his discharge , but thnt Isn't
the reason that will bo attributed by the
public generally ,
"I have licard for some \irno that spotters
wro nt work on. the line , but I haven't looked
for them. I have tried to RO along about my
business and pay no attention to thorn. The
boys would tell every day or two of Laving
them on tlielr trains , but 1 did't run across
ono to know who ho was until yesterday.
lie -watched mo so closely and paid so much
attention to my register that I couldn't help
noticing him. I concluded that I had Unally
tumbled onto ono of the company's ' sharpers.
When ho began to talk to mo I know that I
was right Iu my conjectures. Ho played him-
sclColIas a stranger in the city ami keiitii.sk-
IIIR the names of streets , and would want to
know who lived here or who kept that store.
I had seen him en the streets fully a hun
dred times , nnd always supposed that ho was
engaged in business somewhere down town ,
so that when ho tried his stranger dodge I
knew that howas playing- part and atouco
cosvlctcd him In my owu mind of being' a
spotter.
Ueforo lie left the car I diked him If ho
wasn't grind that I had given him that Information
mation , us It wtti all so notvto him , Ha saw
that I was on to him , null lie blushed to the
roots ot his hair ,
A. spotter can't work a line very long before
the conductors discover what ho Is , at least
such spotters as nro DOW at work. They are
not 'smooth1 enough. A conductor who wants
to 'knock : down'faros Isn't polng to do it
when ho his a spotteron the train , or when
ho has only a small load. Ho will do his
work when his train Is crowded anil even if
; here Is a spotter tliero lie can't ' tell how
many there are in the jam.
"Jill thcro is to It , I want them to keep out
of uiysifjlit , If they got on my train , I don't
want to know who they are. It makes mo
feel ugly every time I think of them , nnd
whenever they are watching me 1 want them
to bo so slick a bout it that 1 won't ' mistrust
whntls going on. "
"Spotters ! " said another conductor , "well
I should say so. One of 'em was on my train
tuo other day , nnd what do you think ho
hndl"
hndl"V'oll
\V'oll sir , itwas a printed card all filled
out to help him along in his business , it was
all ruled off in columns , nnd at the top of
each colxinmvnsa head , all fixed ur > In apple-
pie order. He had to put down the t line t nut
he got on the train , tlio street , tlio car num
ber , the nuniberof piusjiicrers , thenuinbor ot
fares roffistcred , and overythliiK for a com
plete record. Ho sat down and began filling
out his blank , and 1 saw the whole thing
ever his shoulder. Thousrit I didn't know
him , but ho didn't fool mo. Idoii'tltnoiv
how many there are , nnd I suppose there nro
qulton numbcrthat Ihavon't dotected.whllo
perhaps there aro.some I haven't ' over seen ,
But I am dead "outo" tnrcoor four of them.
Why , they nla't at all sharp. They
watch a win so closely that
his notice Is attracted to them ,
seems to mo if Iworo n spotter I wouldn't
advertise myself to the very men I was
watching1 , but I suppose they think they
know their business. 1C they were a little
smarter perhaps it wouldn't ' ho necessary f or
thorn to trump up fnlso charges against the
conductors In. order to convince the company
thnt they wo earning ttioir salaries. "
Some of the conductors say they know
nothing about nny spotters , except whatthey
have seen hi the papers. They have never
discovered any of them on their trains , mid
are not looking for them. They are attend-
liiK to their work an d they sujjp-ost that th ere
may bo something1 in the guilty conscience
theory. The majority of them , however ,
either have seen the spotters on their trains
or know that tlieynroat work.
A weak back , with a weary aching lame
ness over the hips , is a sign of diseased kid
neys , Use the best Itldnoj' curative known ,
which Is Burdock Blood Bitters.
In livery Itcrtfi.
3o ? the Chicago , Milwaukee St , Paul
railway belongs the credit of being the
first In the country to reduce the matter
of electric lighting of trains to sciontiiio
norlcction. Ono of the novel features
introduced In the sleeping curs Is
patent electric read hip lamp in ouch
section.Vitli this luxurious provision
reading at night betore anil sifter retir
ing becomes us comf ortnhlo us by day ,
und when roltrlng the toilet may ho
made In comfort and collision. Tlio
boilh reading lamp in the Pullman
bleeping cure run on. the Chlcagro , Mil
waukee & St , Paul railway , between
Omaha and Chicago , la patented , and
cannot Iw used by nny other railroad
company. It Is the greatest improve
moni of Iho ago. Try It and bo con
vinccd.
Sleeping1 cars leave the Union Paciflo
depot , Omahaat , 0:10 : p.m. dullyarriv
ing at C'hictigo ' at Ul0 : ! u. m , Sooxiro
tickets nnd stooping car berths , at Uu Ion
Ticket ollluo , 1501 Ftinuim street ( Darlror
Block ) . Omaha.
J. E. PHKSTOS , P. A , NTASH ,
Paas. Agent. Gon'l Agent.
General VnnWyck ,
.At the Dlxon county fair Wednesday
General VunAVyclc spoke to a luriro and
cnthulastlo audience , The fair vas a wonder.
ful exhibition of the resources of the county
and compared favorably with the older
counties of the state , Fluaiictally and other-
wlao the fair vas n success. General Van *
Wyck's able address was well received and
heartily applauded.
"Water Lily boaji 5 ceuti a
PRffl THE STATE CAPITAL ,
A. loot "Widow of llncoln Rotted \ > j Her
IMPORTANT SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ,
Ilown Joker Got : In Jail Humors of
Street ItnlUvn-jliuiirovemcn ts-
Tlile-vcs IJ'o
City Notes.
ricoz.x , Net. , Sept. IS.-fSpcclal
The reports couccrnlng George 3j.
O ay getting possess ion of liU mother-in-law's
property and tlien turning her out of doors ,
was Inn measure corro"borated when Mrs.
Helen J" . Roe , the lady claiuilns to own tlio
projicrty , appeared hcforo Justice Cochran
today to get out a writ oE replevin to recover
thotarno. The houses and Iota | ln question
arc- valued nt S3.000 . at the lowest estimate ,
nndMrs.ltoo declares that she hus never
deeded tbo lots to Gay , and It she has It wns
done througli some fraudulent means of which
she was not cognizant at the tlmo , The poor
U'oman told n very pathetic story to tlio
Judge , hut when the replevin Avas drawn up
and \vMiiotlflcd. . that it would cost her 91
she declared with tears iu her eyes that slio
didn't ' have a dollar iu the world sliico Gay
gotholil ofhor proporty. Tlio papers there
fore were not served.
THE JOKnDIDN'T MX ocr.
.A fellow named K.P. Stcnnan thought to
play a very funny jolto on the iwlicotoday ,
and going intotho St. Charles liotoi no tolc-
phoned to the police station pretending thnt
no was Deputy Marshal Hamilton at Fremont
and asked the aid of the Lincoln police in
catchlnpr some Imiigiiiary thieves , liotold , n
Krcat utory about n. stoi-o beingrohbod by a
score ot desperate follows and guvo a detailed
description of thorn. Ho said they wcro
headed for Lincoln when , last seen. Shortly
afterwards the police attempted to call him
up tOBCtsotno further Information about tlio
robbery and , Undinpr thnt "central" had dis
connected them , nslted for the number Just
tnllilnp to them , Tno police were very much
surprised to learn , that the connection had
been not with Fremont , as claimed , hut aim-
ply with the St. Chnrlcs hotel. The ofllcors
went to that hostelry and arrested Sherman
on the charpo of impersonating tmofiiccr. Ho
is now in Jail regretting his Ilttlo joke ,
BTI1EBT ItAU.WJUr TA.C.K ,
A number of < VL < itrn onnttntiqf * nrrt liorn
negotiating for the purchase ol a numhor of
the street car lines in the city , ami if such a
denl is rnado it is hinted that electricity w ill
in a great measure bo sulstltutcd for mule
power. Whether this deal is effected or not.
the Lincoln street railway , It is reported , will
prohably accede to the popular uoinnnd for
quicker transit and put on electric cars
sooner or later , In case such a change is
made , the South Sixteenth street line passing
east of tliostuto house will ho the first to
htxvo electric cars.
Today the uewJiorth Lincoln electric line
cotnpaiiycotnijicncedrunnlng cars over its
lines , butfor the present horses will furnish
thomotivopowr. The motor house is located
two Mocks west of the old woolen mills sit * .
T ho Hue extends from about a quarter of n
milo aliovo the power house south to
Thirteenth and 0 streets lor the present.
It Is reported that the deal between tlio
oxvncrs of the South Liincola line nnd ex-
GovernorDa\vcs , S. W. lurnuam. "William
Oyler und others is about consummated.
The Standard street railway company Is
talking of oxtcndlngits terminus near tie
fairgrounds on Seventeenth street cast to
the branch on. Twenty-seventh street.
SCITtEME COl'UT DECISION'S.
The following opinions -were handed do\vn
today :
Chicago Burllngtoa & Qulncy railroad
company vs Krlskl , lError from Platte
county. Reversed and remanded. Opiuion
by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb.
1 , In an action of P , 1C. againsttho Chicago
Burlington & Qulncy" railroad company lor
malicious prosecution in , the arrest und trial
ot the plaintiff for the larceny of railroad
ties , on the oath of 33 , P. I1. , the agent of the
dofendent , hold , that if from the evidence the
agent had reasonable ground lor suspicion ,
supported by circumstances sufficiently
strong in themselves to warrant a cautious
man in the belief that the accused \vas guilty
of the offense , and that the agent believed ho
\vas puiUy , then tliero xvas propablo cause
forme prosecution of the accused , nndthere- ,
fore , malice xvas not to bo presumed on the
part of thodefcnclaiitor its agent ,
2 , The court below having so instructed
the jury upoix the trial , and. the evidence
clearly warranting the Instructions given ,
and the Jury having returned a verdict for the
plaintiff , held , error In overruling the de
fendant's motion for a new trial ,
( lermon insurance compauv vs Hcldulc &
SMbousW. Error from Cumlng county ,
Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Mr.
Justice Norval.
1 , The policy Iu soilt provides that the In
sured must obtain tlio written consent of the
company for all additional insurance on the
property Insured , or ho shall not recover In
case of loss , and further provides that "tho
usoof general terms , or anything less than a
distinct spceiflo agreement , clearly expressed
and endorsed , on the policy , and signed by a
duly authorized agent ot the company should
not bo construed as awnivcr of any printed
condition of tlio policy , and no notice to , nnd
n o consent or agreement by any
local agent [ should affect nny con
dition of llio policy , until such
consent or agreement is endorsed thereon. "
Tholnsured subsequently procured further
insurance , of which the local agent ivas uotl-
Jieil , and orally consented thereto , but such
agreement -vvas not endorsed on the policy.
Tbo property was destroyed lyflro. Held ,
that the notice to and the oral consentof the
local agent did not ulndtho company , and
that the additional Insurance obtained with
out the written consent stipulated In the
policy , rendered tlio policy void.
5 , In an action on a policy containing n
provision that In casoof oilier policies , the
insured shall recover no greater proportion
of the loss tli an the sum insured bv the policy ,
bears tome ivnolo amountoc the policies , It
was admitted that there was other insurance
on the property amounting to fliuo , and there
wai before the Jury testimony tending-
show that theentiro loss was less than the
whole amount of Insurance. Held , thnt it
was error to instruct the jury that the
measure of damages was the market value of
tbo goods destroyed ,
Cheney vs Wagner. Error from. Johnson
county. Motion overruled. Opinion by Mr.
Justice Maxwell.
1 , The failure to fllo n motion for a new
trial In the court below while it will prevent
a review ot tlio errors occurring at the trial ,
Is no cause for striking ; the petition la error
and transcript from tbo illcs.
2 , No exception Is necessary to a final Judg
ment.
3 , Petition In error nnd transcript filed
within one year from the date of the trial will
ho retained asiui error case.
Urownvs Itlco. Error fromAladlson county ,
Dismissed , Opinion by Chlof Justice Cobb.
1 , Iu an action under sections 5L and 77 of
tliocodeof civil uroccdurowhero service vas
by publication and tlio plaintiff's nflldavlt
omitted to stJito that the Defendants , or uonio
of them , resided out of tlio state , held , that It
xvas competent for the defendant to appear
s wclully In 'support of n. motion challenging
tlio Jurisdiction of the court or to quash a
Judicialpaperwlthcut further appearing us a
defendant in the case. Torter vs Chicago &
iMorth western railroad , lNoh.,14 ; Cleghora
vs Waterman , 1ft Neb. , 22D ,
3 , A. rullngof thocourt sustaining the de
fendant's ' motion to quash the service against
him by publication , without a judgment of
record. Is not such a final order determining
tlio plaintiffs riRhti of action as will bo re
viewed on error , llrovvu vs Edgcrtoa , It
Neb. , 4W.
Aslibyus flreenslado. Error from Gaga
county. Opinion by Justice Maxwell.
In uu action of replevin Inised on an agrcc-
iiicut of the liusb.-uij for thosaloor incuuibcr-
ing of personal property , the testimony
showed that thu wife was the owner of the
import ? nnd that the husband had no au
thority to sell or iiieuinbcr the same. Held ,
that \crdlct In favor of the wife ! for the
value of the property was rlglit and would bo
sustained.
ItieUtirJs vs Hone. Error from Inncastcr
county , A-tllnned. Opinion by Justice Max-
veil.
In an action on an account for Roods sold
and delivered to R. & Uo. ouo W. II. U. be-
1 ere the delivery of part of the fjaxls pur
chased the interest of 14. In the firm business
nail assumed his sliaro of the debts. Aa tea-
tided to by onoof the wltnouos , "ho stopped
into the shoes" of It. HWo , that the testi
mony shows that "W. IRMUiaa a member o (
the now firm assumed th .debtsof . l.ln Uo
lirmol life Co.
1 That thcro was h6 'Inatcrhl variance
therein as between thai rnio brought In the
justice court und tliat tried iu the district
court. ,
I ) . The evidence held to'Jintnln the verdict.
Watson vs Hoodo , Drror from Gngo
cojnty. Hovcrsod niljrcmanded. Opinion
by Justice Norval.
Whci-o an action is brought on n contract
of warranty , and the .petition Is silent as to
whether the contract Is In writing- , there Is
no presumption that It exists Inparoland the
\vrittcnwnrrontylsndnilsSablo In evidence
at tbo trial.
2. The purchaser of personal property must
have relied upon the statements made bv the
seller , ns to toe Duality of the nrtlclosold , In
order toninlntaln nu action for the breach of
tbo warranty.
3. The vendor is liable for patent defects In
tlio property sold , if It is so stipulated in the
warranty.
4. In an action for n fnlluro of a written
warranty on thosaloof n horse , which guar
anteed that the horse is roRlstered In the
stud book of England , held incompetent for
tlio seller to prove by parol testimony that
prior to the sale ho Informed the purchaser
tbat the horse was not registered.
5. Plnlntiff's exhibit B , copied into the
opinion , held , not proper rebutting testimony ,
but should iinvo been Introduced In chlof.
8. Before ncopy of a loiter can bo received
In evidence ever the objection of the opposite
party , it should bo made to nppcar that the
original Is lost or destroyed.
7. Where no exception is taken to the
p-tvlug of Instruction untllixfter the verdict ,
It Is -waiver of error , If any , in giving such
Instruction.
8 , Wliero tlio general' reputation of a wit
ness for truth and veracity In the neighbor
hood -where ho resides is proven bud the Jury
may entirely disregard the testimony of such
witness except as ho Is corroborated by
other credible testimony.
Myersvs Healer. KrrorfroniOago county.
Reversed und remanded. Opinion by Justlco
Norvul.
When the facts constituting a cause of ac
tion or dcfcnso are stated la a pleading us a
matter of information and belief , and not
positively , an objection to this mode of state
ment cannot bo raised by demurrer , nor by
objecting to the introduction of testimony nt
tlio trial. Tbo objection can only bo takim by
motion. Stoutcnburg vs Loybraut ot al , 13
O , S. 229 ,
229Vhero
. \Vhero a purchaser of negotiable paper
before maturity takes it with Knowledge of
facts which impench Its validity between an
tecedent parties , or with a belief based upon
circumstances brought to his linowlcdiro be-
f ere the purchase , tbat the maker had a dc
fcnso to the note , such purchaser Is not an In
nocent holder and the paper Is subject to the
defenses existing between the maker and
payee.
3. Before the contents of a written Instru
ment can bo established by oral testimony
tlio loss of the instrument must bo accounted
for.
for.Omalia&
Omalia& Uorth Platte railroad company
vsJanecek. Error from Col fax county. Af-
tinned. Opinion by Justice Norval.
Whoroa railroad company constructs Its
road in front of a person's tract of land , and
in close proximity to his residence , held in an
action to recover damages by tlio owner
against the railroad company , tliat ho can re
cover for nny damages ho may have sus
tained in respect to bis property not suffered
in common by the public nenorally. Injuries
resulting from smoke , soot nnd cinders from
passing engines arc proper elements of dam
age.
age.Union i'nciflc railway company vs Mars ton.
Error from Buffalo county , Affirmed , Opin
ion by Chief Justice Cobb.
M. applied to an agon tot the Rock Island
& 1'coria railroad company at ono of Its sta
tions in the state of Illinois' to ship certain
ofllco furniture , includinpa stove , to Kear
ney , on the line of the defendant's road In
this state. 1'ho ugcut informed M. that the
custom was for shippers : to rcloaso stoves ,
but ad vised him not to dollforreasonsgivcn ,
but to nar the additional expense of sending
it nt carrier's risk. To this M. assented nnd
oflcred to pay the freight to said agent , vrho
informed him that hocovld'os well pay it at
the end of tlio route. Hie agent placed the
goods into a car of a freignt train which pro
ceeded on its way. Four or live hours nftcr-
wards the agent handed In n paper , saylne
that it was a receipt for the goods shipped.
This paper M , put in his" pocket without ex
amining It , and which proved to he a hill of
lading of the goods containing1 inter alia the
condition : "Stoves nt owners risk of break
age. " The goods -\vcro received nt Council
JSluffs from the Rock Island railroad by de
fendant and carried to Kearney. Upon ar
rival tlio steve was found to have bccnbrolicn
en route. Iiinn actioa by M. against the
"Union Pacific railway company for damage *
lor injury to steve , held that as between M.
nnd the Hock Island & Pwrht railroad com
pany tlio steve was carried at carrier's ' risk ,
2 , Certain instructions given as requested ,
nnd others modified and given as modified ,
set out with such inoilltlcations in the opin
ion , held rightly given , end rightly given as
modified ,
3 , The evidence ) held to sustain the ver
dict , especially In view of the fact that upon
the trial the Jury were ordered , nnd per
mitted by the court at the request of the de
fendant , to go out In charge of a bailiff nnd
examine tlio steve la Its broken and. damaged
condition.
Curry v. Wetcalf. Error from Hamilton
county , Afllnned , Opinion by Justlco Mai-
ivoll.
ivoll.Where
Where the only error assigned is that the
verdict and judgment are against the weight
ofovideuee , and the witnesses on each side ,
liavingciiuul means of hnowlcdge , testify tea
a contradictory state of facts , a new trial
will not be granted.
The following causes -ivero argued and sub
mitted : Coiumerlcal National bank v. Ne
braska State banlt , Liming v. Kyle , Marvin
v. Welder , Ulchardson v. Btoiio.
Court adjourned till tomorrow at 8:30 :
o'clock a , in.
in.THE
THE DIAMONT ) TIUKVCS.
All of yesterday and part of ino day before
was consumed by the district court In listen
ing to the evidenceaffainst Bill\Voodsl < Vaiik
St , Clalr and Dill Wcbbcr _ , the thrca follows
nrrcstcd for complicity la the robbery of
Ooldwatcr's jewelry cstabllsoment , The
crime was committed several months ago. St.
Clalr induced the proprietor to leave the store
on a pretended bet and urhilo Gold water was
away the establishment was plundered and
all the valuable diamond rings taken. The
pursuit and capture of tbo thieves in Council
Jlluffs was n clever piece of dotoctlvo work
planned by Marshal Jlellck and Detective
Wulone.
On arraignment Wobbcrpleaded guilty , but
Woods , relying on the film ( lain t ride of Ms
attorney to clear him. pleaded innocence.
But his lawyer got foiled In the performance
of substituting other rings for the real ones
taken and at 9 o'clock last evening the jury
brought In a verdict of guilty- . His sentence
to the penitentiary will probably bo twice aa
long as that of Webber , who acknowledged
his guilt. Testimony agalnstSt.Clulrwasiiot _
sulllcicnt to convict himof burglary , but as
he was the cunning ra-Jcd that Induced Gold-
water to leave his store just before the rob
bery , the police nnd alt bther persons con
cerned believe that ho id Vparty to the crime.
THINK THE I\MAfibstTOO IIICII ,
Juno2r , 1SH while Ceb'rgo E. Brady was
driving down Norfolk avtmuoln Norfolk his
team was frightened ly ) > the blowing offot
sicnn ; in n locomotive i' , belonging to the
Oninba & Republican galley railway com
pany nnd ho was thrown pfit nnd run over by
his own wagon. Two < ) r fhroo of his ribs
were fractured nnd ho whs othorwlso hurt ,
besides receiving' IntcrnM'lnJurlos. ' Ho sued
the company for W,500 ; nndwos awarded
$7,133 damages. The jcouipany. however ,
think this excessive nnd' today the case was
appealed to the supwnioVntjrt.
AT TUB STVJ jJOl'SE.
Al. E. Ewanof the lanif commissioner's of-
flco has been In failing health for aoino tlmo ,
and tonight he left for Hot , Springs , Ark , , to
recuperate.
The Wes ton grain and stock company has
notified the secretary of state of its Incorpor
ation. Tbo capital stock Is quoted at $8,000.
Jainca E. Taylor Is the loader iu the enter
prise.
The Nebraska terminal railroad and ele
vator company , which makes Its headquarters
at Sioux City , liled its by-law * today with
tlio secretary of state. The corporate seal of
tbo company U to be a disk vvltli the name of
the corporation around Its outer edge ,
TIIK TUASJIT nOTKI. flASKI ) .
The Transit hotel was closed yesterday by
U inorUrago hold by Jilrs. Saraa I * Muroy.
the mother of M. M. ilarcy , the proprietor.
The mortgage called for $ llM , ( ) , which ho
could not pay. Over Jl.OOU of unsatisfied
claims , suoli as meat and grocery bills , are
bald to exist , Lack of pitronugo Is attributed
as the cause of the failure.
Lieutenant II. L. Hawthorne of tbo Second
artillery at Fort "Hlloy , Kan. , will bo here fern
n week to recruit men for the regular army.
If the prospects are good another ofiloor will
be lent hero next winter nail remain n uiontU
in the saruc wprlc , *
ones ANT. fiims.
A fellow rmrneil Penwnrdcn WM arrested
by Detective Matono last night for beating :
blsbonrd bill nt the Opelt. lie was en-
conscd In the Windsor , When I'onwtirdon
saw his game was up he shelled out the cash.
A warrant Is out for the arrest of a young
nan named Otto Doll -who is charged by his
oged mother with having stolen her spec
tacles and pawned tliorn ,
There is considerable talk nt present of the
gas nnd electric light companies being con
solidated. Whether this meant more expen
sive or cheaper lighting fucllulc it is biird
to tell.
Samuel R. Broljst , wlio was arraigned in
tbo district court today on the ohargo of as
saulting General J. U. MoUrldo with
a revolver with Intent to do great bodily
harm , was let off with a line of $10 and costs
for assault nnd battery.
The German nntl-prohlhltionlsts nro dolcg-
some very effective work hero In recruiting
the ranks with Germans who have neglected
heretofore to take out their naturalization
papers , Nearly n hundred such have been
found within the last \vcok and arrangements
made for their naturalization ,
No need to take tuoso big catlinrtio pills ;
one of Dr. J. II. McLean's I lvor nnd Kidney
1'illets U ( lulte sufficient and more agreeable.
SOCTJf OJtlAll.L XEll'S.
I rocecdlicsot' ! the Oily CountII.
Councilman Burke presided and Messrs.
Jlelcher , Dougherty , Connelly , Towl nnd
llowley were present at the meeting of the
city Council Wednesday night ,
On motion of Councilman Connelly the ac
tion granting the certificate for threa years as
n member of the board of education to Mr.
Tan Aken was reconsidered , Messrs. Con
nelly , ilurlce , Do\igherty , Melchor and How-
Icy voting yes and Towl voting1 no.
On notion of Councilman Iturlco the city
cleric was instructed to notify the president
of the board of education to annul the ccrtill-
cato of election issued to O. T. Van Akcn for
tbo term of three years.
Anotlicr School llnaril Snarl.
The city council , nt its special session Wed
nesday night , has added another complication
to the board of education muddle.
At the meeting Monday night a resolution
was offered directing tbo city clerk to issue a
certificate to U. T. Van Akcn for three years'
term , and in compliance therewith the cleric
made out and delivered a cortlllcato.
At the meeting of tlio council 'Wednesday
night It was claimed that the resolution
authorizing the cortltlcato was not carried and
if carried was illegal.
Councilman stated that n certificate was
first issued to each member of the board of
education without any length of term. After
wards Mr. Van Akcn , who -was elected
as a three-year candidate was given n
ccrtillcatc for three years with the three
years scratched out and one year written in.
.Demurring to this , Mr. Van Aken asked the
council to give him a ccrtiilcato for the term
of tbreo years. On the other hand , it was
stated that heretofore the candidate receiv
ing the highest number of votes
has been given the certificate for
tbo longest term. The action of
tbo city council in annulling the
certificate nnd In Instructing- President
Persons to disregard the certillcate will fur
ther complicate the present entanglement in
the board of education.
Dainngo by Rain.
The hardest rain of the season occurred yes
terday. Damage totheamountof$200 wasdono
to the now Stockman building , N and Twen
ty-fourth streets. The Homo restaurant suf
fered considerably. Losses In small amounts
were expressed all over the city , the whole
aggregating several thousands of dollars.
Notes About the City.
Charles Leo is sick with innlnrinl fever.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Hemrlch Stcgg uro
down with malarial fever.
A combination democratic meeting nnd
dance has been called by A. llerneker nt bis
dance pavillion , ' .Twenty-fourth and G streets ,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank Dennis , who has been nt the
point of death for some days nnd whoso hus
band's course has been ccnsureddied Wednes
day night. Charitable persons are contribut
ing funds forfuneral expenses. Three orpTiau
children are left destitute.
With your name and address , mailed to
Iho Swift BoeclQo Co. , Atlanta , Ga. , la
necessary to olitaln aa Interesting treat-
Istj oa tko blood and the diseases Incident
to it ,
S S S -
* Skis Eruption Chured.
Ono of ray cuatotncrj , a blgUr resptctcd tnd
Influential citizen , but who la now nbseDt from
the city , buuBotlSwlft's Speclflc with excellent
result. Deuya It cared him of a skin eruption
that ho had been tormented with for thirty years ,
and had resisted the cuiatlvo qulltlegor may
other medicines.
. KoiiEiiT CLEOO. Tiroes' : , FdJr. Cty , Neb.
No one doubts that thfc
KLabo corset lasts a 3'ear
without breaking or kinking"
or shifting a "bone , " because
the store refunds the money
in case of a single item of
failure in these respects.
And no one doubts that
the Kabo ans-wers its purpose
and suits the \vearer , because ,
if it don't , the store refunds
the"money on call within a
week or two or three.
It is the unbreakable cor
set , the Kabo. It is the
un-\vear-out-able corset the
- \ - - ,
Kabo. It is the corset that
suits , the Kabo.
The only question is : Do
you -want the Kabo kind of
a corset ? iv < "
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
CHJCAaoCoRswCo. , C&ca 0and New loriu
MUSS BRAND
LI nun Collar * and
Correct StU ) .
Beit Quality. Perfect Fitting.
TRY THEM.
INSTITUTE OP OUR UDY OF
THE SACRED HEART.
WASHINGTON HEICHI.TS , ILL.
Tlili Institute , sUuotoi ! In ono of tlin most
loiLUtKul lulmrbi of Chicago , otTcro to VOIIIIK
Ladles , every ailviinta o fur obtaining u
thorough iniil useful eitiiuutlon. Htudlmvll 1
bo rcsuiin-il .Hop ! , . > , 1WJ , 1'or partioiilar ? ! ml-
drvssiiiipcrluro&s ,
ILLINOIS MILITARY ACADEMY , u"HfiV.-rI" :
OrculurorilKNHY ) . BTKVUN8 , A. 11 , 1'rln ,
$ ' 100. llroukollull.clrU. Circular * trot
VTKW V'OKIC JIILITAUY AOADKSIY.
IS ( Jol. U. \Vrlilit , U.S. . A.M. Cornwall , . ? ? . Y.
5335"
p
Fair white liands.J
BrigM clear complexion
Soft healthful skin.
" PE MS'-Tlit Great Ertlisli CemplHton SO P-SolilEviptoe.1
; defie
> , the old proverb
l APOLIOis ; re er
roya.1 ly if-self-i'T y i > i n you r nex h
t- , , , = _ l i rf.Qocgr.segp , | jj.
0 DO YOU LIVE IN GREASE ?
Q
As a true patriot and citizen you should naturalize yourself
by using the best inventions of the day for removing such a olmrgo.
To live la Qreaso is utterly unnecessary when SAPOLIO is sold'
to. all the stores , and abolishes grease and dirt.
NO CURKU MO
Dr.DO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
FoTcntPcn yfnrs' oxporlonro. A rceularcrnclimtoln medicine , a dlploniinnhoir. Is 'lllloittrln ? wlH
the reutcitiiiiccc < 4 nllNrrvuiiii. Clminlonncl tWutoilhon ei. jlpeiniinontciiro unaranlajil forOntirrli .
Bpcrmatorrhivn. last Manhood , Scmlnnl WenkiwsK , IsUht I/mos , lmi > ocncy ! , HyplillK . Htrtcttirn , nnl.u
( llBcason of the lllooa , Skin oml Urlnnrr Orimiis. . N. II. 1 Kiinrnnlco . NUJ . fur uvcty r.nio . . I unjorlaki . . ninl . ril
t < > cute. Canmillatlunfioc. llookpljrstcrles ofl.lfc ) oiit froo. 0.11coliouM-'J a. m. to 8 p. iu.a.iu3ijr
, . .
IU a iu. to in.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tirmais NIGHTS ,
S SA-nlll . . . .
J ? - > A.VMA-ll.\Kf.
COMMENCING THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 18
THE EMINENT ACTOII , MH.BOHr.llT
MANTELL
THE MAciNiricnxT srECTAci'r < A.ri rnoDUC-
TIOX OF TIIK
\ BROTHER
}
HOT iilicct now open.
The Brandc
SUNDAY , SEPT. 21.
Beach & Bowers'
-F\AMOTrS
1'itrcKS.
llox scats. JI.01 nnd ' ! > rents ; Orcliostra. TO
cents : llaiuony. ' ( - " > ninl 2 > cent * ; ulliMy , 1 ! >
cents , llox Bliuct open Satm-diiy niornlnj.
RAND
G
EXPOSITION
COLISEUM BUILDING.
September
-TO
TO0ctober
= 0ctober 13
ROEDER & BELLMigrs.
Spaces and Privileges Closed.
Dime Eden
WILL IjA-WLEH , MANAGER.
CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STS. , OMAHA
WEBIv OK HEl'T. 15TII ,
BOZ. . BO l. BOX.
AWONDKUl A. I'HKNOMRNAl A I'llKAK.
A dog tlmt roarts , nvclla , coiiriU.niulpby.t Umnlui'n
f nvorlU ) gnino hlRh HTO. Illnulinm'it AVooiIunllnad
Knmlly. lo ! Catno , JuiKlcrjr. Vornun , Kaelnl Artlit.
LHtlo Klllln lilnulinin. Malu [ mpprinimtnr.
DlftlK AOJUTS TO AM *
DRUNKENNESS
v LIQUOR. MAJBIT.
IN AU THE WORLD THERE IS BUT ONE CURE
DR. HONES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can be clYtn In a cup tf rotfct or tern , or ! ar
tlclu of load , without tbo knowlcdea ol tbo patient.
If neoeaaary. It la Absolutely haraleaH and will effeot
apermaocat nnd spndy euro , whether the patltnt ta
modoritedrinker oranaloobolicwreok , IT NK\Kit
YAI1 . It oparatos 10 quietly and with men cer
tainty tliat the patient uudcrfzooo no Inoonvcolenoa.
and ere ha la aware , bla complete reformation ta
enectod. 48pogobookof pHrllcuiarifroo. To bohadol
KUIIN & CO..16tll AUouBlt < a.Altth ACumlngUtfl.
CX Tr d aupplled by HI..AKE. BHUC11 ii CO. , and
- I DIIUO OU.Omah .
icadlnftieinud/for nlltlio
"nnnturnl dls < lmrKP anil
PrlvntOll 'ftHp n ( men. A
corlnlii euro for llu'ilehlll-
1 tatlnK vtaktH'Bj peculiar
touoind ) .
JfrencrH'O It Ami fool info
MHtEv .NCHtwltuCo. ) In ruoniumcndlnn It to
81.00.
JOSEPH GIUOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
THIS PAPER IS PRINTED FROM
rxou Tim
Great Western Type Foundry ,
7/74 / Howard St. OMAHA.
OAl.VI'JSXO.V , 1KXAH ,
thaRrcat Gulf Ultyot the near future. MUR
iilfic-diit Imrbor. A lulllloti und uliutf dollars
now bcliiK npt'iit In rook nnd Iron iloelts , Tlio
ficaportof the country wostof ttioMlstilnilpiil ,
AVrlto fur liiformntloii and inupx.
IIM. THUKIIEAUT iUO. Kutabllslu-d 1S37
THE ONLY LOTTERY PROTECTED
BY THC
EXI
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
LOTT
OF THE BENEFICENCIA PUBLICA ,
( PUBLIC CHARITY )
isva ,
utl In unuUo cottnrrlrd nlth cuy ollie (
I'uinpuny ml MIC the KUIUO ituiuv *
THE HEXT MOHTHLY DBAWIHQ
WILL DC II tlo IN T
THURSDAY OCTOBER 9TH , 1890 ,
WlllCll | H till ) filtANI ) SEMI-A.V.VIIA1. Hi
NAItr DIIAWINO , llio CAPITAL I'HIKK
Hundred ami Tnonty Thonsaiul DolUr.s.
Tlj lornn of contract tlio coinpnnjr nnil rtopos
thfiiim ofnll prlzoi Inclndoil In llio pclioino liofur
nolllnea Blniilo ticket , mid rccolvo tlia folly ivlnitolll
clnlttormlt :
CiitTiricATK-I lioroby certify lliat tlio U.inkol
Ixndon niul Mexico Imn on dcpoilt tlio iicccjinrr
fumU to Riinrnntoa tlio paymnnt of nil prlzai
drnnn by the LKiterla iln la llcncllclonclii I'libllro.
ArOI.mAU CA8TU.I.O , Intorvcnor.
Kurtlmr , tlio comiiany Is rcqulroil to < ll trlbula
flftf'Blx per co nt. of tliu vnluo of nil tlio tlkelsln !
prltcu a larger portion tlinn U niton by unyothor
IjOttcry.
1'rlco of Tickets , American .Money :
WHOLES , J8. IIALVKS.W. QUAIIT1CU9. U
KIGIITHb , l.
Clul ) Kates : 759 ncttli of Ticket * for { 53.
I.IHT UP i'iiizis. :
1 Cnpltnl I'rlzo of J180WO . In JIW.WXJ
1 Capital I'rlxo of 4U.UX ) . . la tU.UM
1 Capltnl I'rlzo or .UUOO . Il M.OCK )
1 ( iniiicl I'rlzu of > , ( XX > . If b.OIKI
2 Prizes or $2UK10 . , . nro 4,0X1
fl'rl7.i-iof 1,1101) . nro f > , ( XM
2urrl/naor UK ) . nro 10.0W
IWJI'rlz(38nf 2UU . nro 20,000
SWI 1'rlziin of 110 . ire as,0 J
i--Jl'rlzo3nr 40 . uro Xl.luo
AI'PItOXIMATlON 1'KIX.ra.
150Prl70 of fl-jilnpproxliuntlnit to ) m.OM
Iirl70 . JI3.003
ISOI'rlroiof ftOOnpiiroilinntlnit to flU.UJO
i > rUe . 15.00 ]
IMi'rlzi-BOf WOnpproxIniatltiB to KU.O'JD
prim . 0,0)1
TOJTermlnnU of ttli docldoil by fl'JO.UUJ
prli'0 . 11'Jfn
'J.WJl'rlzo . . . ' '
nninnntlni ; to t3.'i7l'JU
A1'rbpi \ \ HUM In tlio Unlt-jil Htulei fully pul.t n u
fi. Cnrrcncr.
'J'honumbnr of tickets In llmltwl In SO.OM-20,013
lcx > tlinn are sold by otlior l itturlcs imlnic llio uniuu
Bchcino.
lT"llpralt by nrillnnrr letter , rnntiilnlna nmnoy
ortlcrx lttfliie < t by all uxprcsti CDiiipiiiilc.i , or Now York
Kxrunnuo.
gWUiirrenry must Invnrlobly bo sent rc.'lstoroJ.
Address U.
City ot Mexico. Mexico.
OR CHAS. B. MANTELL & . CO. ,
4OI NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Tim Rational Hunk of Coinmnrco , Oimtli.i ,
Nob. , will pay on duiniinil. nny tirlzu o.jirtru ]
flrawn In tlio lot tt-ry do Iu liviiulli-oiuilii l'ub
llca of City of Mexico. W , S. UEUTOII ,
Ahslstunt
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO , " tliu
\Vonilnrful Hpanleli
Itemed- mildnlth
n TVrltlen ( iiiiiiiiii-
ttlflto CUIU
,
U'tnk Memory , IXJSH
uf Ilmln I'owirilcuil-
. , . , , . , . , „ _ ncIic.U'nkcfuliicfi' ,
BpforoA. A erUpo Ixntiiuiihood.hi-rv-
rhutogritpTicl fiMin Life , oimicmi , I.nBnHode ,
nil drains nn tlliisa of power ol tbo Generative Or-
cniln ) either eox , cnunctby ovcr-cxvitlou , yuutli >
fill IhJltcrcllnnn , or the oicemlve u o of tobacco ,
opium , or ntlniulantB , vrolch iiltlmntcly U'nJ tu
luflnnlty. Couiiim ; > Uon and lumilty. 1'utnplii
couvcnl nt form tu carry In tlio vetl pocket. I'tlcu
81 n package , or 0 for 85. U'ltU every { D order xrn
Klvo a terltten ( iiiitrmitto to turn or nfuml
the money , bc-nlly mull to auy uclJrecB. Cir-
cnlnr frtff. Mention thlfi raper. Atf \ \ *
MADRID CHEMICAL CO , Branch Onice fo' U.S. A
4l77iii | < "rn Slri't , riUfAIJO , , ILL.
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K uh u Af'i.tOnr. 15th anil .
J. A Fuller A Co. , Cor. lltli nnil Ooujjlus UU
A. I ) . Foster & Co. . Council lllulTt. [ own.
err
r 1 1 a r y irmaiwntljr
„ iiire < l In so to 00 riay .
_ _ Wo fllmlimtu all puliinri
from tti ryvtcm , fto tlioi thrro can uovrr be 4 rutum of
tlieilUraioln tny folia. 1'trtlrn can 1m trcuUil at
home a * well an litre , ( forth * mint prlro mid lindor
the Muno ( riiarHnteA , ) but vrlth | ) ID vhu prefer to
como herp , > vo Mill contract toruro thein or rcfi'iid nil
money And pay enllio oxKDbO tif coming , rallruaU
Inn and liotoi blll .
Flft year * In
ODRMAKIC REMEDY" Vtv t4 nil
JS'eirr J''attrtl
to euro the inut obrtlnulo cam. AS'e rlmlrnuv tliu
\rorldforarnMivrnciiii iiateuio. Bliico tbo liUI6r7 of
rrnoatruoiir clllcfor Kyiihllli li lxu imuvlil
for Wut never found until our Muffle Itoinfdy wai dl * *
rovorcd , Konoollior genuine , Writ * for tcfcrenocm
COO 1C HKMl'.nY CO. , Onialut , > 'cbra > la ,
Office , BU CUlr REMEDY"J J