TJIE OMAUA DAILY BMW : 'rtUTKSDAV , MAK01L f , 1801.
\V11L \ LIMIT LAX I ) GUABBIXC.
Eopcnl of the Timber OultufiS and Prc-Emp-
tlou Laws Tcculinr in Effect.
NOT CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD AT PRESENT.
\
80IIH Of It * CIctHTIll
llng n nd .Aiiiiisliig Sc-iMii
In ( lu > Capitol Ilo Mistook
'Iholr ( npiu'lly.
WA iiiNiToN IViirvrTur. Ilrr. )
5lt ! l\n imKSTii Srurn , >
\\\sniNiii ( > s , I ) C , March 4. )
The bill to repeal Iho timber culture h\s
niorofar _ touching in its olTtils than western
setllers cciioially hiipK | > si > . Hc-ddes reponl-
ing the timber iiilturo and pro-emption la\\s ,
the now law piovldoa that homesteaders can
not eonmmlu In six months , hut must live on
their rliiliM * one year bcforu they can com
unite , ami pn > the enstonnry $ l'J'i an ncro
outside the railroid limits or ? , ' 50 inside tbo
railroad limits , and scuiro title to their lands
Another ImiKiitant feature of this bill is
thatvhleh praitlfully annuls con
tests for lands which have boon
inlllatcit nftcr final proof hn.s
bcon made by the settler In main Instances
now pending before the inti'iior dep utment ,
special ngtnlN of the hnd otll ( o nave reported
that the proof made by the settler was tin
aatisfnctinx , nllhougli tin' ' land on which
juoof lius boon niiido has cither been sold or
has boon foreclosed under mortgage given b )
the setlh'r lo obtain money for limiting Hiial
proof and puj nionU
The act also provides for tlie leservatloii
of sltiw for roscivoirs for iirigatlon puiposos
nr.tl gi\et tightofaj tbiough all proportlos
owned hv the United Stales for Iho bulMinir
of irrigation canals and dllchos. Uesldos
the pifv Isions relating to the acquisition of
town sites and other property inteicsts in
Alaska there Is a niodlllcation of the mineral
land laws with It will bo of lousiilorablohono
lit to Uin claimants , nllhougli there tna > be
. some mnicnlty in digesting tlie piovislon iol-
\Athotutho tutting of timber la mineral
Ilnnlson lefnsed toslKn the bill
until tin Hhnd been ix mndilU-ullon of Unit
provision icltitltitf to theiuHinnof timber in
mineral stales , and Ihts modlllcation will
scriouslv nlTcct the Ulurk Hills distiict in
South DiUotn , as well as other mineral
status Senator * ltttltow. ( Cnsey , hunde'n
and Allen \\orlcod near ! v all nknt to buiiK
inlluenro to henr upon the1 president to siun
tint hill , nnd it > vas lirpelv through Iho in-
of wc-stein senators and loprosunta
Unit Iho inodillcntion in tbo hill \\.is
lliiouih conmess ut an eaily hour this
v Koblo ( Hod nine specific reasons
v\b > tlio bill .should not become n law , and
v as voiv ur c'iit before Iho president on in
sisting Hint ho should veto it. The modifica
tion passed in the icsolutlnn ( jives the secte-
tnry of the < interior povv or to re ulato m liters
lolntinclo the cutting of timber , and In all
cases \\heie the United Stiles has uiotiKht
suit UKtdiisl people \\lio have removed tim
ber.
ber.It
Itill take nbout ono month for the in
terior depirtnient to formulate rcKtilatlons
byhldi land oftlccrs can act. liisttuctions
have already boon sent to the land olllcers ,
dlrcctniK them to allow no fuitlior cntiios
until tbo rules nnd u-gulations ol Iho intoriot
dcpnttnient can he mnniuiKiiteO. 1'bo Intenoi
depr-'iiient otllcials uro notquito clear as to
tbo n. ' 'nil tlio piovlslons , and it will
takuhouiu. weeks to dtMlnlli'ly itccido what
was intended in this pruat omnibus bill Ono
offei t , turnover , is com oiled , and that
is tlmt \\Hlselllo ilvo-slMhs of all the con
tests now pending helot e the department It
it quite probable that the piaotlcd workings
of the luw u ill demonstrate Iho fact lhat the
next ronpe-ss will hn/o to inuko some inodltl
cations of Its provisions. Theio can now bo en
tiles inado onlv under the homestead , doseit
nnd mineral laws.
SCKM S ATTIII" VVIMI-t'P.
It was not n\ery ininsiial proceeding for
tbo ileinocrats to opnoso tbo icsolution tlianU
lug KiM'tmor licod. Two speakers hu\o failed
togotavotoof thanks while Ihlrteon , in
dueling Mr. I'olklio v\as peed enough to
become president , suffered Iho negative vote
of the n inorily when a vole of thanln \ \ .is
proposed.
Immediately after the- house adjourned
tbcro vviio scenes presented in the pnvalo
loom of tlie speaker , which nt'rosufllciont to
consign to oblivion anj pcisonnl feeling that
might hive been ontcrtnmcd toward him hj
an ) ono ( Juito all of the republican mem
bers , singly or in inirs , called to shako the
speaker's hand and bid him Koodby Man >
of the oppressions made lo him wrought up
his fcuhtiRb of gratitude and affection till the
great lilg fellow , sU feet three in his
stockings and weighing J75 pounds , wept
llko : i child. Several times bo at
tempted to rescind to the personal
allu ° ! ons inado to him , but tlio tears
choked his voice and ho could only nod nla
head and squeeze tbo bauds of tlioso who
Rn\e evidence of their fealty to and le aid
for him It vuis trulv a love feast. And it
may bo said Tom Kccdasneer so popular
with the republicans in congress as bo is to
night , for ho gave evidence this nftetnoon of
a topnil lor fiiends lliat ho has never bofoio
Hhovvn.
There was nothing unusual in Ihe closing
scenes in Iho senate Tli.it august bodj
maintained its dignity to the last. When
Mr Moignu of Alaoamn , ic-sipned his mem
beiship of the committee ) on foi-
cign nlations the Hist unusual inci
dent occurred Tlicieque > st of Mi.
Margin created ns much snrptiso as n tliun
dor clap from a cloudless skv. No ono up
pcated to umleistnnd him Half thesciiatois
nioso to tlioir fuel and objected. Several
vent to him nml nsltcd him vhj ho wanted
to quit ll.is connnittcobeio ho bus served
so long and with so much distinction , for Mr
Mor im is the ablest democi at on the com-
nnttco , If not the abU-.st mini on the demo
cintic side of the senate in all rospoets The
Alnbaniin simply shook his'liead nnd replied
that ho was determined to quit the service of
the connnittco It is snlil that the ndvetse
crltlcismsjtnailo \ > y the democratic press before
his action in endorsing the pioposition of
the commit too on forciRii lolations lo place
the United Stales government's credit be
hind tbo Nicaragua canal scheme \as what
led him to resign fiom thocommitlee Sunn
tor Motgan lias been vorj sensitive in this
matter. Ho hnd the plcisuro , however , of
hearing more than a do/en lopublicans and
democnils eulogi/o him and his public soi-
\lcosiuulthonof seeing the scnnto unanl
inoush decline lo nccopt his resignation
Theio v\erothreo or fouraniusliiR incidents
nt tlie close of the senate Among tlio dis-
tingitished men on the lloor of the clmintur
was Seirotnry Hlalno Wticn Vlco Pros !
dent Motion's gn\cl foil for the last time.
Senator Incalls arise from his sea * , walked
over lo the secretary of stale and in the moit
solemn and impressive manner extended his
hand. When Mr. Illntno had grasped the
hand ot the Knnsus statesman armly , tbo
latter suld :
' A statesman out of a job salutes \ou "
"
Mr IniMlls then lurncd about "and loft
without another wonl
Thntstiild and solemn old constitutional
law \ or and distinguished senntoi , Mr
Kvnrts of New York , vho is now a private
citizen , npproiehing Senator 1'addock , chali-
man of the committee on agriculture , and
nuthor of the pure food bill , extended his
hand and said :
"A retiring statesman assures you that
hereafter , In family or on firm , ho will necr
tiso anj thing but pure food "
A beautiful tlonil gavel was placed upon
the desk of Mr Mandeiso'i of Kobr.iska , the
now president pro tempore of the senate
A mop t'tho spectators on the floor of the
sonntownsMr I'offer of Kansas , who suc
ceeds Mr. Ingalls Senator Putlor is a very
piiunt and "skinny looking" man with a long ,
tlowlng beaul that lapel's lo a jiolnt mid looks
ns though it wcro dved. but T um told it is of
n natural color , faoino ono remarked to Mr
Ingiills just as ho was about to leave the
lloor :
" 1 see your successor is hero "
The retiring soimlor lookitl over his spec
tacles and in Ills usual sarcastic manner said
"Vos Ilo Is ono of tbojo cadaverous pei-
sons that rlsuto the surface after thu explo
sion. "
i FPT IN coon SI-HUTS.
It has been many j ours slnco so many men
uero rt'tlretl at one stroke to private life a ?
stepped down from public duties today. The
jjumuer U over 0110 Uuudied and ilfty scua-
tit land rcpii , nlat ives Many if Iht'tn mn.v
c mo b.n k to conKrc or tippe.ir iu otlur
l > ililu1 piacos to tu'tlntntn tin1 leputiitunis
thov lm\o mndo In the Klflv llrsi coiiKiOss.
Othrrs will drop out of sight and novir t > o
hoin > l of ninro. Mutt ) of IIII-HU mon t bvp'M
hands for the laUtlino on the Hour of th > '
two houses to < lnAinniiR the ilistliiKiilshiM
retiring Miiteswon vvoro four pioinlunut
republican inombe rs of Uio tnm o cum-
mltteo on appioDiiilions 'Ihoy wro
Mr Htitterwortli of Ohio , Mr Tan-
on of Illinois , Mr lliuio of
Pennsylvania and Mr MiComas of Marv-
land All nro men of long oxiujriomo in
coniircss , nblo sinkers , e'xnniliMic'od law
makers. nnd sti'illng rupuiiliiMns. 'Ilie'\
hiiiihed In the simatcrestnuiart sliottlj after
Ihi'lr oonprcsslonil < iroors icrinlimH'd and
Ihovveroliko hrothen in thi'ir nlTecthuialo
regard foi une nnolhei \ \ lieu the-v e-ume up
from thu ii'staur.inl and proicodod to lhe >
house from the senate end of the capltol nt 'J
o'clock , they wcie locked logi'llior arm in
arm , nnd winking through tin' broul i-orri
dors Joined lustily in the ion. . ' Uon t You
llc.ir IX-in Hulls" ' Messrs IKittoivvotth and
( 'annon have good \oluis nnd thc.v ga\olhtm
full pln % , much to the amusement nnd enter
tainment of thousands \v1nt thioiiRud the
urcal capitol building.
i ii r 01 n Tt\trti
The next tlino IJcprosentilivo Hohlrn of
Now York , I'haiiman of the republic in nn
tloml commitioo , orders up liquid icfresli-
nients for his fiicniis , lie will prob.uily up-
proxlmato tlio result. Ntirlit boforw lust bo
spruad a hinoh In the iloilt loom ol Iholinuse ,
unil while Itvas uumg served , dlscovet oil
ttiew was nothing to rovlvo the ti'dueud
spirits of his friends 'turning to two or
thiuu of them , ho Inquired It they "would
havotomolhingf" They all replied afllnna-
tHclv , and w hen nsUod whnl \vould be , ono
of them snid "I behove I will take n milk
punch , " "same for mo , " "snmoforino. " "saitiu
foi mo , " vvas n piled all nlonjj t'io line , till
ptobablj a do/on hud ordered milk punc'lies
Mr Holdon , ulio never chinks nnd knows
nothinir about tobacco , called n portci and
told him logo down Inlo the restaurant nnd
make some milk punch for the members , and
to futi h as inn ch ns they \vnntcd Mr Hoi
den Ihon turned on his hcol and wont back
on Iho lloor of tlio houso. The next daj ( yes
tonlavi the bill came to him Among the
clnrgos vvas one for forty gallons of milk
puiic'U.
iiisrr.il VSKOIS.
Torn Uonton and Secrotnrj of Stito Allen ,
from Mncoln , are bete on railroid comuiis-
siou business.
Cashier Ford of the Union National bank
of Omaha saw conuicss close toclav.
The thieo tetii Ing Nebraska lepresentn
lives lenvo for theit homes tomorrow vv ith
their families
During the list two hours of the session
Air Dorsev had itiboitcd In Iho record as n
pnitof his snoecli the review of the esecu-
tiveworkof 1'iustdent Ilnnison's adniinis
trillion. He said lhat it vvas such a oed re
publican document , and showed such n
henltliful condition of affairs , tlmt it ought
t > be handed dovn to posterity In a perma
nent and convenient foim
' 1 ho Indian appropriation bill , as it becomes
a hvv , appiopiintcs ftiU.OOO for the Oenlhila
Sioux , and other filendlj Indians , \\lio le-ft
their homes and came into the agencies dur
ing the iccent outbreak. This was the re
sult of work by Dnffalo Hill and Major
Hurko They asked lor J.-OO.OlW and came
verv near getting It. At the lastnioincnt the
conferees i educed the amount to § 100,000
Buffalo Hill and Major Burke \vlll leave for
Nebiaska immediately. I'rnin b 111. mi.
C'.tl'lTA L XKH'S.
The Ijiniliiiist Case Kiulcil Without
An ) Hoit iit'l'roscetition.
LISCOIN , Xob , March 4. [ Special to THE
Hi F. ) The Tracj T-ilmlqulst olopeinent case
came to a sudden ending todiy and the pris-
oneis wore all discharged from custody T ho
husband arrived nt 2 : 15 this afternoon from
Bicckt-nridge , Cole , nnd Immediately re-
paiied to Iho polleo station. Llmlqtilst saiil
that the whole trouble originated when
Tracy \\asn boauler ut his house In Ilreck
cnridge , whenTiney paid too much attention
to Undquli-t's wife This tioatmcnt the hus
band objected to , and the ruiiilt vwis a sopar-
atlon and Anna lotmnod to her father. Last
rhursdny Tr.ici showed up at Huby , and tlio
fiithoi oi'deied them uvvay from the house
At last accounts Umlquist vas trying to
nmko pe.uo with his wife. Tracj lolt town
on the Hut tiain
A SM\UT WITNTSS.
.ludgo rielcl. a juiy and soveial weary
lawvers have boon eiignped since \ oslerdaj
noon to sccuie iniicn needed in fotmation from
.Indgo Ceorc-o ! Ihltiui , who Is the pimclpil
nitness for plattiliil iu the case now oa ti i.il
\\lieio Willimn W Dunham as ndiiiinistr.it or
of the estate of Marv K. Dunham , deceased ,
sues Pi lend Uuell for $ , ) , ,00 daumgos lor
bieich of contract
The. case of Charles T-otiffWcll vs S'mon '
Gieenstono was settled and dismissed.
TUB KMOIIT'S rui/r DIIIII , .
List evening was I'vthianninhtin Ijincoln ,
and a very ngreeablo time was had The
Pvthlnn Sisteihoocl gave n supper , followed
bj a social at Cistle hall which was -will at
tended. At . o'clock at Bohannn's hall the
jiu/o dtill took place. The oxoicisos were
opened by an cxliiblllon chill by the uniform
rank Addresses \vero inado bj Will L
bchism , giand chancellor of Nebraski , and
Major General Cnrnahan of Ihe uniform rank.
Then followed the pri/o cfidl for i handsome
swoid and belt , for Iho best dulled Indent
in Ihe Mvoul manual and school. The con
testants were , I. . I McClellin , Appollo divis
ion , r S Stretton , S A Warner , Lincoln
divisionW. . M Clink , W. .1. .Tones , Uobeit
S lliowno nnd , I O Tarbot , Lincoln divis
ion Thejvero drilled by Lietitcn.inls
Douglas , Chapel and Horncnus and Captain
Heiger. The decisiion of tbo Judges will bo
ttiven tonight nl the urniory , when the sword
\\ill be piesented.
Hl'HI Ml" tOtltT.
The following opinions \vero hiiided down
lodiy in the supivmocoiiit1
Co'wlessThonipsoii. . Hi i or from Huffalo
countv. " Atllrmed. Opinion by Justice Not-
val
State cicl bhort vs the board of countv
cMinnilssionors of Wionnan county.Viit
denied. Opinion by-lustico Maxwell
State ox rel Sco\ all vs Wilson Mincla-
inns. Writ allow eu. Opinion by Justice
Maxwell , *
State ex rel Ahorn vs AVnlsh. Mandamus.
AVilt denied Opinion bv Justice Not val.
( Srotzlncer state litror from Kichard-
soncoiinly Heversedand lemanded. Opin
ion by .lusllco Maxwell
Coiumeuial Stale bank vs Rowland
Krror from Jl'helps county Hcversed aud
loiiianded Ojilnioa by Justice Xorval
Uarly vs Wilson. Error fiom Iluffalo
county. Afliimod. Opinion oy Justice Max
well.
onus IMI I.SDS.
Sheriff Heubcn Tow no of Thajcr county
brought in a Trench woman to tlio nsjluni to
daj who had Lrone cn/j on religion Ho was
accompanied bj his inoihor , Mrs. Doin
Tow no , who is at piescnttho guest of A. C
Heddish , WH Washington street
'Ibo btate Uetoe'tlve nssocmlion has re
celved a letter from W N. Wiars , OJI1
I'eoria stre > ot , r.ngleivood. Ill , asking for in
foiiiution rogaiiiing the wheieabouts of
Howard Hruddcn , who wis founeilj a Ne-
biaska detettive. His brothers nnd sisteis
um anxious to hear fiom him
Detective I'ound has lecelvoil word that
his uncle , Ulijali I'ound , nieslilcnt of Chip-
cwi Tails , \Vls , Is dead , nt the advanced
age of ninety Ooc eased U the father of ex-
Ciovornor Pound of \ \ Iseonsin , and has a
biothorllvlngnged nlnot.v-Ivvo.
Dave Itowehas signed 1'lnl Tomnoy , n second
end baseman , and II II. Knjmond , n shoit
stop Both \vere vvllh the champion Louis-
\illes last season , and are excellent men
Judge Ktuwart nnd a Juty are engaged In
county couit vvtestlmgltu the easoof 1m-
porllng Draft Horse company vs John It
Orvis , el al It is nn action to iccovcr monej
for u howu sold defendant , widen the latter
savs did not till Its guarantee.
I' W Wurthlngton asks the count ) remit
to give him $ . " 'J1 from ! " W. ilaldv\ ,
which ho savs Is due him for boring a hole in
tbo ground for Baldwin , but which tlio latter
ordeied him to quit boiingfor him.
A .New Depot lor St. Louis ,
ST Lei H , Mo , -J.-ISpecinlTelegram
to TUP HKK. ] Tlionuw Merchants'Hiidgo
Terminal taihoad company decided to erect a
magnillcent depot , to cost not less thanf. " > 00 , .
( KM , and to makeotherlinprovenicnts amount-
inito about Jl.MO.IWi ) mote The dctputlll
front on Hroudvvay , between O'Tallon ' and
Cairstieets , unil is to bo fiom eiu'lit bundled
to one thousand feet long. An oidlnunco
piovldlng for these Imnrovcincuts is la the
committee of ttiu municipal assembly , and
\vlll undoubted ! ) pais both housuo audio-
echo tlio major's approval
THE BOYD-TllAYER CONTEST ,
rn nioM p\or 1 1
covers the wholu Mibjevl , and much
more than I i-an lnliu your honor's attention
to. in this llmlteii arguinont , but expressions
dropped from seine of the statesmen of that
dn > to which 1 wish to Invlloyour honor's at-
tonllon. In that connection Scimter ilcrrian
lookoccasion lo MI.V "I ritinol onUTtaln a
douM ni5 elf of tlio eoi tv > e tnoss of thoivi > oit
of tlie commit Uv 1 rinnot conevlvo the tdin
of thocllslbllUyof un Individual to onico ,
\\hlih nlllce he cnnnot till nt bis clectlnn 1
cannot conceive that Iho legislating of the
stilt" c f Illinois , ciorclslnir the IHUVOI
confcu-od upon It bv the coistliu-
lion of the fulled States 'vvhon the leglsla
ttlie elects ono who Is Ineligible" 1 pioposo
In that same' coniii-ctlon to iisk vour honors
lo Interpret Iho constitution of tills state
when-ill It declare * that a person shnl ! bo
ollglbk1 tn the ofllco of KoM'ttioi " " when
ho hus been u clti/eu of thu United State- * for
l\\o vons previous to Ills election The
word eligible must mom uipablo of
being elected It must be , If
the word mean1 ! cap ilile of being elected and
inollglltihtv ineins imapnclty to bo elected ,
tbnt llovd was not eUctod. It cannot be said
thatiovcinorllovd ( vvas ever govc'tnor of
this state for nslnclo hour 1 have heirel It
ronmUod thnt words grow , but 1 find thnt
thocomts , vs lieu tismpers pushed themselves
into places tlmt did not belong to thorn ,
ciwiteil a word to meet the emergency , nnd
such otllcTrvas not called a inn ornor , but
they put boroic.lt the created \\ord , the I'tinl-
Ifylnir oirsslon | "dcfacto , " andvvo call him ,
not governor , but lU'fncto fjox-'rnoi The
fact lhat Hoyil is In iioiscsslon docs not
pi-ovo thnt the tltlo of Governor 1'hajerv.n
o.xtliiguiblie'd
Ciot'urnor ' 1 Imjor Is the constitutional e\-
ecntivo of this state , anil lloyel his about him
simply iho semblance of powor. The whole
brief of mv ftlcnd is upon the proposition
thatHo.vdls Iho Ro\einorimd Thaycrls out
Ho mistakes thenppeiiranco of things for Iho
reality. In myllfo I have seen llooth plav
Hamlet to poifoction , lull 1 never he.ird it
c'ontendcdtiiatlloothvvas II unlot 1 have soon
counterfeit money pass through tbo nnrts of
ttade , but when it vvas discovpiocl lhat the
bill vvas counterfeit , It v\as not monoVei
put be f me it a iuallf } > lnir vvoicl nnd sa'd
counterfeit bill , counterfeit money. Wo still
retain the wonl oioi.ey , unit the word bill ,
but the quiillf.vlnir wonl , took fiom U all its
vitillty and worth That is m > position In
this case . 'llietro is a wide distinction
between the occupier of un ofllce , nnit the
right to hold it. Ilo Is not Rovornoi.
In that sainoconnection Daniel Webster said ,
touching tbo resolution conceiuniR the richt
of ( icneial Shields 'I hold most uniiuestion-
ablv that the election was voiil because the
ponon upon Mhoni the election fell was not
coiiipotcnt lo dibeh.ngo the functions of the
olllio that \vns Intended to bo contorted upon
him that is to siiy , to ho a soiiutor fiom
Mutch , ! , is 10 , foi SK jears Now , if ho
could not bo u senator fiom March
.5 for sit .xcirs , lho.il ho vv.is not eli
gible for the senaloilal tciui. nml It might
Just ii < well bo said that ho migut boclocted
when ho hid been m ill/on six jo.irs Tlmt
is so cloai thnt I think a httlo icllcctionlll
satisfy every genlleinan on the subject.1'
Inimodiatelv nftermini th.it gioat losiial
rcasoncr , .lohnC. Calhoun , illflciItiK In poll
tics fiom Uaniel Webster , iminodiiUelj arose
In his place and concurred in t lie opinion. It
ias n case \\lioro p.irtwas buried undci
foot and the huv i-oso supiciuo and iniBnlll *
oonl in its propoilions in Iho Uniled
btatcs scn.Uc. S.xiit Calhoun , "I hold that
nothing la tuoio coiUln than th it if ( ienoral
Stuolds Is not now u senator of the United
States , ho never cun hocomp such b > post-
poneinont , The con titutlon is ovplicit in re
qiilrnifrtliat no person shall bo a senator unless -
loss ho has boon nine yeara a clti/en of tbo
Unllod btates If ho is not now n senator ,
tlioie is a vacancy. Illinois would hove but
one vote hot e , and that vacancy must bo
tilled hero according lo law , and tint ho Is
not ft senator , is cleir because ho cannot per-
foun ono dutj beloiiKiiiK to tlio senatorial
olllio unless ho has been natuiilired nine
yens previous to the cotinneuccmcut of his
sonalotml lei m , "
IN apply \\oids of John C. Cnlhonu to
this Ctisc , itould lie that Governor Boyd
cannot porfoim ono duty of the ollieoof KO\-
ornor , beeauso ho has not been a citlion of
the United States t\\o years prexlous to hU
elettion.
'Iho next question was the lesiKiiation of
( Jetieral Shields , and upon that subject there
is much Instructive reniliiiic uhiclivonld
throw a gieat Hood ot li ht upon the question ,
bull Ji'ti hniiliid in whit 1 have to sav
upon that subject. Daniel \ \ chstor stld , ' 'If
thoeleclionas \oiil , a acancj cannot bo
cicited by resignation , 'lliorois \aeancv
iilroady. 'IhoioU ' iiotlnngfor OcncralSliiolds
to lesion" So benitor lioriion said. "It
seems to mo th it the indications nro veiy
cleir that it is Iho opinion of a majoiity ot
he senate that this election \\.is aholulolj
void at the time whoa it was made , and if for
no other tauso , because the indhidnal elected
was not mmlllicd to tike his seat on Muicli I
last , on the ilay.hcu btho \ constitution
hissenalotinl tonn was to commence The
position of thosenntor fiom Massachusetts I- .
porfi'ctlj unatuworalilo. If this election \\as
volil the oflleo has nov or Uon tilled since the
oxniration of the last senatorial term" llul
it is contended that ( loveuior Hovd llllod the
plnco. So said Senator Douglas in answer lo
Senator Horucn. "Ho has lllled it , " but
Senator Bcrrtcn answered , "not nt all "
1'uithcr along Senator Butler said1 "In
asmuch as it is reputed that he could not at
thotlmoof tnltniK tils seat show his cnialili-
catlon \ \ as complete , I must bo pcrmlttod to
sa\ that I am cloarlj of the opinion thnt It
cannot bo Hiilntahied , tint ho over had a
valid title to his seat at all That his elec
tion conferred upon him no title. You inaj
qualify it bj caHiii ! ; the election voidable or
% oid if } ou please , but the result is tlio
same" So jour lionors will see that Iho
same question was there presented and cheio
conslduicd 'Ihat whether it uas voidable or
\oidtheiesiiltwas tlio simo in the f.ieo of
tlio constitution ; thnt ho could not keep the
plico and theieloroho uoerAI sonitor
When the tinal vote was taken the resigna
tion of ( Jeneinl Shields was laid upon the
table , and the sonata llmliv otod without
division , adopting the resolution that the
elCLtion was void.
Whom our honors como to loolc over the
cl.iyiitU.Uloti of tlio names \\lio voted upjn
tbat projiosition , jou will observe that tliero
\veio such democrats as Mason of Yirprinli
stauditi ) ; side by side with Webster , and
there \vas Davis of Mississippi voting sldo
by side w ith beward of New " orlc , and i.s not
that a sulllciont answer to the argument ol
inv friend on the other side Hi it that vote
was divided on pattj or pohticil lines !
Lot mo invite the attention of youi honors
for u moment to a judicial decision to the
homo etloet I lofeito.Mr Corliss of Ktiolo
Island Ono of the conlennial commission
ers had been ducted as presidential cloctoi
Under Iho constitution ho was Ineligible to
boa ptesidontial elector Ho conceived the
idea , that this election was simplv void
able , 01 valid until adjudicated invalid ,
as my brother How o supnests. 1 lo thought
that ho had nn Jolllco .tint ho could resign ,
and thereby ueatea vacancy in which s > omo
other jieison might step by appointment or
olher\\ise The lihodu Ishnd court concludes
Unit opinion in thiswise "Uoforo any pei-
son can decline under this section ho must
Hut bo elected. > > o person uin bo elected
ho is Ineligible , or in other words , Incapa
ble of being elected Kesiptnntion , said I oul
Cockbuin , implies Ih it the poison resigning
hns been dot.toil to the oflico tint ho resigns ,
A man cinnot lesion thnt which ho is not ei > -
titled to , and w hich tie has no right to oc
cupy. "
Ilay dox\ntho piopositlon and I think I
am abloto nnintain it That unJcr that
[ iiov isloii of the constitution of this state no
biiccobsot to Ciovoinor Thiyor has ever been
clotted ; ns admitted by tlioso mcnon do-
tmuior Hint the charge hi the Information
that Ciovcrnoi Uovd Is not aclti/en of the
United Stales is true If true ,
ho is foi bidden by the ( onstitu-
tio'i to hold the place. Not eligi
ble means not capable of being elected. If
jour honor's will talto occasion to timi to the
dcllnitic. ! ! 01" that -word oIlRiuluhi the Cen
tury dlctlomiij just bolug published which
is supposed lobe the most oxte'iislvo work of
tint character over pi oducml fixini the press ,
you \ % ill lind the \vord eligible to ho dotineil
incaKihlo | of hcing elected Not cnpibleof
holduiK ollh.o , Disiiualllled from beiiiL'
elected DlsuualUk'd fwin holdlii ) , ' olllou
Tbnt Is n lint ute word means The couits
have said precisolj the same thing. I cannot
take the time that might otheiuise he do.
blrahle by going Ihiuujjli the minieioiis
aulhotitles hi which tlio woid elii- ; !
WH has been dollnod. I nm.v inalio rofer-
enui to one or two , but 1 must lenvo it for
the present with the .statement that oveiy
judli-lnl opinluii that ian Do found In the
library defining the word eligible maUes It
lelato hack toihe olcotion and docs not con-
Jlnu it to the iiioro right to hold ollico. Thcv
uut It upon Iho proposition that if ho vv as
= JL JL JLJLv JL * '
SPRINGS to the FRONT WITH A SPRING SALE
The old "cock-tind-bull" stories of "Smithvho busted , " "Jones , who burned out" and "Olo Ol
son's stool v that got lost in the shuftlo.will not bo palmecloCl cn our patrons this cur. VVe
liavc the goods and it m titters not how we QOthorn. \ . Wo soil tliom o chonp ( li.il st > mo
sorcnstic1 people may think \\ostole them , but that matters not ; MO hao thorn nncl you
can have them , too , lor less money than any other house inthuvostcaii furnish thoni to you
Overcoats.
\\rc have them for $4 , if you want
'cm ; understand , though , tlmt they arc
not $10 coats , but they arc eyc-opcners
for Sj.
However , \vc have a $6.50 and $7.50
Overcoat , in four different shades of Mel
tons , with silk facing and silk sleeve lin
ings , that needs only to be looked at to
be appreciated.
We have the very latest style of half
box , 5 rows of stitching , silk sleeve linings -
ing-s , and in ever } ' respect a complete
Gentleman's Spring Overcoat , atio.
And if you want to be way up in
tone ) we have Suits to match them.
To the young man who wants to see
a few novelties sweeter than the first rose
of summer , we say come in ; our Over
coats are on exhibition , and we will be
glad to show them to you.
will be rough and rugged. THE OLD RELIABLE
OILMAN'S , - - 13th and Farnam
disqunllfled fiom holding onlcc ho was In
hibited from being ulcclod I want more
puticularly lo draw your honor's attention
tohis constiuclion of in o other sections of
the constitution. The ono relating to the
toim ofofllceof tbo governor nnd that relat
ing to the rights , pow ore nnd duties and pnv-
ilc'ges of the lieutenant govoi nor. That pro-
\lsion of Iho constitution rcliting to
the lieutenant trovcrnor provides that in the
case of the death , nbscnco from the .stato ,
impeachment or other disability of the gov-
cinor then Ihe lieutenant Rovernor may per-
fonn the duties of that olllca. Permit mo for
a moment to nnaiizo tlmt suirgcatioii. The
section of the constitution referred to has in
t the provision thittho licutcpnnt governor
u ly talto upon himself Iho duti s of lhat
ollico where thuro is a dlsabilitv
attaching to what ? The conslltutlon
says disability of the governor. It
don't say clisibllitj of a tlofacto olllcor. It
don't sav uisubllit ) of a person not eonstllu-
tionnllj elected. It don't say the disability
of a person who U piohlbitod from being-
governor , hut the verj welds stuintf to
gether iln the section refers to an existing-
'overnor , % she is aroalit ) and not a lletion.
\ \ ben we use Iho word governor in the con
stitution of this btaiove mean a governor
dcjnro. u Invvful goven-nor. Tliooril gov
ernor la that section does not iclato to an of-
llcor that is possessed of qualities that for
bid Him being such olllcor. There is no
division , limitation or icsorvo of the -word
governor elojuro. And fuithor , that section
of thoeonsllliilion s.iysin the same section
tint the lieutenant governor shall perform
those dulios in the case ot disability or ab
sence or vacamy for tno icslduo of
the teun. It presupposes the elec
tion of a governor , who had enteiod
upon Iho porfounanco of bis duties
and left the residue of the term unfulfilled
If wo should go to the oxtiomo Ihatmj friend
contends lor in Hint section of the constllu-
llon , then jour honors must construe It to
mean tint the lieutenant governor become- ,
governni In the c.iso where you fail to elect a
governor Mj friend , upon the other hand ,
would liuo : jou constrtio that con
stitution to mean tlmt the lieutenant
gov ornor bccamo Rovernor in all cases
where no povernor was elected The oonsti-
tution doii'tsiy thnt , and I nppiehend tint it
is not within the province of jour honors to
intend the powers given to the llculeiiint
gov 01 nor bj the constitution bojonct tbo
powers in 'that constitution which uio
spt'cllkallv pio\ided for. If my position ,
thorofoip , is right , lhat under the construc
tion of the word eligible , that you cannot
elect a foreigner to the ollico of Rovernoi of
this btile , and as tbo senate of the United
States said , there vvas no election , the case Is
precisely the simo as if there had bcon
no billets C'isi for governor ut the
last election nnd in such case tbo con-
stilutlon don't piovldo that Iho lieutenant
gov 01 nor .shall perform Iho duties of gov-
einor , but the constitution upon the ether
him ! his another pro'-lsion which must bo
boinein niiud , nnd the two construed to-
gctheibeicln it is dqdiuoil that tlio gov
ernor elected shall hold the ofllco for the period -
riod of two jears nnd tuilll his successor is
elected and quail lied bo that tlrst in order
stand those lacts riiH-wnstllution decUtcs
the governor in oflico shall teiaain in oftlco ,
the tro\ornor dojuio clhtbod with the consl-
tuliouul power to fulfill the du
ties of lhat ofllco until theio
shall have been olccled a governor
constitutionally qualified to bo elected I
have clissiticd nnd arraugoil In m > printed
arguinont a largo number of aulhotltlo *
showing tholiitoiiotatloa [ which must lie
put uwa | the word "suciOssor" and upon the
word "qualified" as useU In thu constitution
nnd I submit to mj fridiil who opposes mom
this contest that ho will full to llnd an au-
Ihorllj that disunreofti with the proposition
which I am about U ) state to the
court which is that no successor is elected
mul quniltloil within tlioinomihiR of the con-
slluitlon unless hobo ifitporson for who was
capalilo of bc-Ing i-lcuicd , who was clothed
with all Iho consiitutional riglts to porfoun
the uutk'h of that nllU'o , And luithor that
when anvpuson undeitakcslo qualif.v bv
simply taking tbo oath of oflicowho Is in-
eapacltnted from pei forming the duties of
that olllio under the law mid conslltutlon.
that hols not qualified within thu monningof
that word in the constitution Thnt
idonticil question lias been decided
iu mimy Hlntos. Way bick as
early us the Hth I'cniisjlvania ( pist reportj
stilothov iliclnrotbo law to bo ihutnopor-
ROII i 011 id bueloclc'd and qunlUlcd unless ho
passed all the c'onslltnllonal lequiicinents to
ill him lor arcopllng ami perfoi nilng the du-
tUn of that cilUe-c , nn el that is wl.at the \vouls
mu.in In iho slutulus nnu lit the constitutions
of our countiv. Iflliiills their ineiming , it
cannot bo biildlion von admit that ( lov-
iinor Bend Is not a clll/en ot the L'nlted
States , that hon ovoi elected or ever quiil-
Iticul within the meaning of the constitution
in the successorol ( lOVunorTliavi r , And It
not the successor under Iho constitution
( ioveruor ' 1 buyer U not u hold ovur
To
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Mothers.
In the past our Childicn's Depart
ment has been somewhat neglected , for
the want of space to handle it properly.
This has now all been changed. We
have an ample and loomy Chiklien's De
partment in our store , and we have put
in one of the most tremendous stocks of
childien's goods ever shown by an } * house
in the city.
We have over 5,000 , Children's
Waists in stock this day. They arc all
the newest and latest designs.
Our 350 waist is as good as our 750.
waist was last season.
Our Children's Suits start from 3 to
15 years old , ranging in price from $2 to
any reasonable price for a boy's suit.
We have paid special attention to
suits for short and stout boys , so bring in
your plump and fat fellows and we'll ' fit
cm.
officer , as my friend would put it ,
but nn officer under the consti
tution of this state \ \ hicli Mnll continue in
the oflico bv virtue of tint power which the
people ot Ihis slate clothed linn when the
election took jilaio two > ears lino. It Mas a
lOntlnutnKfintliority under the constitution
which shall novcr bo defaced until tlie people
elect n successor in the inanni r Icnow 11 to the
law nnd ono so elected possessing the con
stitutional illness to fully accept nnd
lierfoim the duties of such olllco A
c.iso is ic'iiorted in Mh ( iratton whore
there w.ts a failuu1 of election nnd qual-
1'c.ition ' of n successor toUovcrnot 1'iuipoint
( loveuior 1'ierpjint held over nftcr his term
hid expired The speaker of the senate
iliitined to become governor bv ic-ason of
tli.it contingency. TliosnpiomecoiiH inlhat
cise hold tint until there was nn election and
itmlillcMtion | of n o\emor that Go\cinor
I'iorpont's teiin of office had not expired and
Unit ho u as la\\ fully ( jov 01 not T hit is pre-
cisclj the ( ) ues > tionlieto. Mv friend fuitlior
uitieises the case of We1ViiKinln of
( iOtTi > Wilson , but ho diet not refer
to the ciso of Carr V3 Wilson
Look at the facts In the two cases
Tlio returns as deposited in the ofllce of the
sccrctaty of state disclosed the fact that lov- !
ctnor ( ion" leeched a nnjoritv of all the \otos
cast. Ho took tlio nath of olllcu and pave the
bond. So fao as formalities were concerned
ho was qualified and he did qualify Uo
soiifjbt to obtain possession of the documents
fiom the outpoint : KOVCInor , but thosupienio
couitof West VliKinift said in that < iso ,
jou have not been elected and quali-
liuu in the manner lcno\\n to the liw
'Iho speaUcrof the senate \vns piocisclj the
s moas the lieutenant governor hero , nnd
claimed the oflico of cotcinor. Snid the
couttto thospealter of the senate , \ou cannot
taku this olliec until a successor has been
oloctcd to ( lovornor Wilson , In the manner
nrovided bv 1 uv , clothed -VNlth the constitu
tional qualities to fulfill and pei form the
duties of tbut ofllce 'I hero if ; our Honors
please , U prccisU.v this question
Without furtl.ci ailment 1 submit the
question , together with the prinled briefs ,
for jour further consiiU ration
( icncralubstcr \ \ as follovvnd bv , fndpo
Mason who bised his niguinent on thoron-
stitutlon provision detinin the ( inalltlcutions
for governor. Ho chniacteibed Howo's ar
gument as inoceeding upon the presumption
that tnUiiiR the oath of ollico and Divine a
bond vvas the only qualification required Ho
defended the course of ( iuneral 'llnyer and
his counsel ami closed with u ttibuto tolue
character and worth of Governor Thajcr.
Mr. ! l \\p Closes.
In the afternoon the 'Jhayot-Boyd quo
warrauto nrRtunciitvw concluded by an elo
quent and forcible review of the arguments
adduced bj the nttornojs for the egovemor. .
Mr , Howe said that the law required
that within ten uavs the incuml > unt of
tlio Kuheinatotmt ollico sho'ild qualify ,
otheiv.li.0 the latter \vonlcl bo de
clared vacant. Had Thavcr done that1
The cciitU'ineii on the other slito lua inaclo
no snowing , admlttini ; all then law nnd
facts , that liu wits onlitlod to the scat The
] udfo. bo snld , bad bold that the ton days
din not betfin until after I'll iv or hid ascer
tained thnt ho was a hold-ovci Kovornoi If
Thaverditl not ascertain onJanuuy < > Unit
hoasa hold-over fjovei nor , whei would ho
nsceitaln it'Voul l it bt this yeai or would
ll l > o next j ear f Hu then complimented JiulKo
Mason upon his eloquent eiloit unit nslced
on what pretense that gentloinin's client
claimed tlio scat It was siwpl.v the slate
nic'iit that he "slood upon the constitution. "
"Yes , " continued Mr Howe , "ho stood upon
It not only with ono foot , but with two feet "
Judge N'ance , it was Mild , % MIH not eligibly to
the oflieo of Ko\mior because ho.is not
tliirtj ) c.inof iijo ( when elected , as requited
bv law Tint Kc'iitlonian.n onlv twenty-
nlno.ear.s . nnd mil days old , lint Iho snvor-
eiirntjot thestatolgiioiod it. Iheiovveiesomo
teehnliiilllles so void of dcuticy that the
hovciclcnt } of the state will notiefpect It
was not less n cilme to rob a man of an utllc'o
nn a technicality than It vvas to toba man of
n fatinon iilc'chnli-allly And > et this nian
was standing on the constitution' Who u as
this in in ? lie was n man who has held of-
Jlco forthnlv vein and who In that tlmu has
not earned n dollar in -itliunte huslurs
Whntlmidof a iltboii was .liiinos 1C lloyd'
Ho hnd come toinotlui Irom Itoiantl when
a max1 lad and hidniovi'd to this c'cuntr.v
thirty yens aw , Ho came as u cnrieii- |
lor , vvoiUud us a carii'nlei , and all
tbo time IID Iris been liuiini iblo nn 1
fou'inost In the ranks ul our oltl/en
ship Who has done mote foi NuluusUa
And > et Tluyer , with such a temrd , aa\s
Hovel is not n cill/on biY.insovvhcn his In'lui '
lainofioin lioland Ihopresc'iit Kovernoi vsas
but iiiul ofnnout ninn vontsof ntje , and bo
uutbo his father did not lalcooul his HUO ut
pupcM 'Iho soNciolKiitv of Iho stuto Would
not stoop so low us to tulco mlvantapo of biirli
a tei'liiilitiillty , and ho did not think Unit oven
Iho hgnorablu jud o Nsoulcl do so who stands
Who Said
Hats ?
Why -\ve do , and there isn't ' another
man in town cldies open his hcid ; , for we
offer
Fine fur slock of all the latest blocks
from a one-inch brim to the sr/.u of a
Quaker hat , in
Dunlap and Knox Blocks
For Only 96e.
Tlie same squuic ciowncd Rail
road Hat that was so popular \vith
us last year at $2.50 we have promised
the manufactuier to sell atluabt 5,000 of.
Theie is but one -way to do that and that
is to name a price \ve say
$1.50 for Thai Mat.
Thnt tnii ) seem imnosslhlo , hut vvo have nioiii-
isod you no ' ooeU-antl-bnll" unil will slide to it ,
though itiniiN iouie lititil.
\Vo vvun'l HII much nhout 1'ooKot Hats nml
Crush llnN , tmtu have inoro of thoin tliiiu toino
nunplc htuo hav , nml thopru'o will be iifjht.
Tlie Iqng and short of it is : We are in the swim , and let those follow v/ho can. Their journey-
on the constitution \vith Vioth feet To take
n imn's faun or Ins ofllce nvvay from him on
stu-ti a tfchnicallt.Nould . disgrace ilio staU )
and the iiooplo of the eonimoiuvoilth. And
it vas loft to Thayi-r to rulso snchu qucslion' '
TotiUon man's onicc from him on sue it n
IcohnicMlitvuas bwrcoly rtlslinpuWinblo
from Inrccnv. And thus it vv us Hint rlhn\oi
'
stood on tlio ronslitutlon Mitlt both foot It
\vonld bofutiloto troon with thli c-'iso if It
was true tbut Thavcr tonld in no event
liold the ofllce It would bo u vvasto
of tlmu to po on mid only lime
thocourtilocidc. neihips months ftoin now ,
thiUTh.ijer could not maintain tlie iiution
Ho thi'ii lolorrej to Mi Webstci's "c\e .u
tivculiunu'cs ' irid claiinod thnt theiovvas
nothing in it Thu mailer of holdintT tefcrted
to all execiitUDOlliccrs lioshould lioW then
oMKviltuil theli-siiecossors'AC'rii cloitpil unil
qualified. If the Rovcinor f.ulcil lo iinulifj
tholioutcnint frovcinor should 1111 tliophuo
\ \ hen the incumbent of the cttfoeiiMtonal
chair assume J It with nrima fncio cvlclenco
of election the titlu to ollico of the p lit KOV
ernoi is { 'one. ( ! o\einor liojd hid ( join * in
with the best of ovidc-nce He h nl been
elected bv the people , had cotton the most
vote- , , hud been ileelaied elected had t.iki'ii
thoo.ithof ollk-e , had ( inalitiod and \vas In
possession of the ofliioVhit hotter priinn
facie evidence could bo defied' There vveio
two wnjs of doterraininu' a lcal title to
olllce Ono vvas b } quo varrantn and
the other bv conte- . ! . Nothing -ould bo
accomplished in cither wuj for weeks Ht-io
vv.ts thestiaiKMtlesjal title \Vlial\vcio tluv
Koint,1 to do about itf Xance , the boj. thej
1'eld was not governor , although he ? la-Id the
oflico , but someone \vlio had KOHO beloic him
vvas tUc L'overnor , but noboilv Knew it Hovv
ridiculous' ' Somobodv had said thnt Hojd
was tl.is and tint and th.it hrInd fotipht a
duel \Vhitproof\\as thcrei If somebodj
said It. did tli.it settle it'
Mi Howe then took u the authorities
which had been cited b > < ounsel for ex ( Jov
01 nor Thiyer As to the "West ViiK'nii
c.isej , he wanted to know why they hud been
brought into coint. sonui of them having ; been
spuinod bv the feet of the court nlrenilv JIo
then UilKcd of the Nevailu anil IVnnsvlvania
case' , und showed tint thov had no be.inni ;
on Iho cnse.
.ludRO Mason endeavored to load Mr Ho\vo
Into a inctapti } sical discinisilion on disabtlilv
and ollpilillity witlunU s.uceot.3 , and tlius the
arKilincnl rinsed
Judpc Cobb said tbo cointvonld jirobablj
decide bj lomoiiow as to w bother the pro
ccediiiK' ' bofoi-e the court vvoroon a motioi
or demuiior.
N , Murcli I ( Special Tele-
pram to Tin : I3n'Iho ] folloulni ; post mas-
lets wcro appointed tolaj Ki'hi.isKn
Kojjcrs. Colfax count ) , M , J , Conboy , vice 1' ,
Vetter , icsi nud.
Iowa : Otrando , Mitchell county. Miss K
Van ( Janipuo M Van Camp , resinned ,
Sinj ma. Clark c'ountv , .Icniina N btaloj
vicoK licntioit , rnsl nod
> 5oi4th Dakota Ilolabud , IIjilc county , (
S Ilarilb , vtcii A H Tiles , lesiirai'iJ , icrstei
ville , Yiinkton countv , L , Savlci , jr. , vice , I
KtlU'ier , lemoved , I < oili , Clay eountv. It
I'h'rco , MIO < J L. Musson , roblpuud , Lon '
villo , Urnlo county , 11.V Lyon , vlco C' li
He Witt's Little Knrly liisers : onlv pill to
cutobiclt headache and rogulutolho bowcb
The follovvin , ' nianiaso lieonsoiow Is
sued yestenJav
Nitinomiu addicsi. Ate
) Jnhii I * DoniliiiVilorlon -I
J.lllle A. llliiUinitinVaUTloo \ . . U
lutli < > rll 1'irli't. t iss dniirity . ai
Miitlli ) U liiiiio. t'nsi county . U
Vihvln II C'nx , Otnalii . . . ' )
Siliiiu iNi'lndii , Dm ihu . . . Ill
.luiin Nil ! ( oiincll lllillU . , r , '
Ivj Mllh'l. ( .c.utiUl Hlulls . ' 1
Gre op
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STIFFNESS-
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS ,
In order to satisfy the pub
lic that we inr'anvliaL we ad
vertise , you are hereby notified
that u there is aii3' complaint
made , or people are not satis-
lied with the effects of the
Turkish Remedies , that is
Turkish Tea , Liniment Cough -
Cure , Asthma Cure & Halm's
Golden Dyspepsia Cure , to no
tify us and retuin empty pack
age , and we will cheerfully ic-
fund the money.
Respectfully yours ,
Turkibh Remedy Company ,
Omaha , Neb.
PI-IENO-
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INSTITUTE.
rtlmiroitmont fill rillinNtr
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Hit Ai liuiini itliini \ \ < t Vtrllc f > ir ( In-ill ir i > ii
liiforniiliuH un I llrno's 1 ni Hi yi iliiti lutL.iu\ ( i
ttirr * nl pliu lllo , T nmor * luiiiir t itnn li
llriiiiohltu Itiliilatl in iiiilrlU ) I'nnly li I pit.
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limn lull ly tuMiMt iiljliiu In l > u | > nrtniiiit for VVniiiiiii
IMirlnu niiitlnniMMil isirlill ) lrl\ati > > Onljllilm
lli > Mcllml In-lit illu Mnklnu n fperlnltr ol I'Kl
V VTK lil -i\i- | *
All lllmiil DlMist'idipro'ifiiltr tr'util Milu-l :0 :
or liittniiTipuU * int l > > intill nruxiinn4 bOtirtly
inckuil iu inirW * . to imli it * ivinttMit or Miilir
Ono luirMifiiil Inlt-rtk'M | iriforrtil L\illKiil onuitU
IIMOI wuut lilstory tf ) our ri-4i nii < 1 wi lit MIU ! In
lilll : Mrippi rnur IIIKIK 'IO MKN I ItH up n ITi
VM > | wl-\l or Nxrvou.s lllit > isui nltbqiioatUm I JU
\ililroonll litltTs ID
Dr. A T. MoLnvighlin ,
till and liiirnfi IIO IN
ftHD BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Spfclfle for Mritrri .IllsmlBwi.J'ti.i wurilirl * Wivlrri
Uln . , Utintal pfpr.iuon Bntiwtunt ? < t tlio 1 ruin rt *
tuliln li imnnllyajii Ivadmw ( o interj Utf * v u-n I
dtMth larajvunt iflil AKI-'arr ) nmrs lvu ! ln\ jf
t'lutUicr MIX , Invnljntirjr 1 oi , an 1 p riu iirittii )
lAiiteft l > y our-oxmtlu of iho train rut TUMJ ! or
UTi'i'iinJuiff * m * A.tcli IK X contain * tinnu ntL'itriv\u
mont. ? nttox i > r kU ( or 9A. tent l > y tin-iJ in * liL
Wltli enrtt * irder for tx noti-n , will inl i uMitisir
piiuraoli'o to ifftinl IIOIIT If Uin trM imtntUibi t-0
wr * > tJuuroiiUutt IMUVI ! luiltrouuiu tK lluulbr
CJ1UODMAN DIUlCO ,
IIU l ninth viu'tt , - Uiiiiilui Neb.
REMEDY.
Mm ho lutii-rol Miuill < M
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l l 'iiu. \ HriciMMli nml nil limn i i sill Alii .ir
I'M m i-iir.Kl % i > , r ii-iuri f 1 v ill kluitl ) n-i I
l iih U I'III li I mil tiiillin n nn i | > ttuil ( un I
uio o [ illume Ir MililoVutiii RUi 'i ' iiMinii
I , . A.llUAlll.l. ) Huticucvjkiln.U ,