TITE OMAJIA "DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , DECEMBER 8 , 1804.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
IOUNO MAN WANTS PLACH TO KAKN
board while attending college. Hooses1 nuslnM !
college , 15th and Farnam. t _ A SOJ
EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT
clerk and stenographer wants situation ; can
give best of references. Address I ) . 21 , lice.
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A 45-10
WANTED MAM. HEM * .
. \VANTED-A FEW I'KHSONS IN EACH PLACE
to do writing ; tend stamp for IGO-puRO bool
of particulars. J , Woodbury , 121 W. 42d street
N. Y. City. 11 481
WANTED EXrKIUENCKD COAL MINERS TC
fa to Sheridan , Wyo. Apply at olllce Shcrldar
Coal Co. , 1C05 Farnam. U m
MEN OB- GOOD ADDRESS CAN rnocunr
steady employment at good pay by calllne m
1510 Douglas St. II M7a-DU ! )
.WANTED , A IIESPECTAHLE , STEADY CATII.
olio man , locally. In every diocese In U. S.
mint furnish references ; $75 ft ) per month
AVrlto to Joseph 11. day , E6 6th a\enue. Chi
cago. 111. H-M755 13"
TTANTBD-A FlilST CLASS LIQUOR ANE
cigar salesman to travel In Iowa. Must havi
established trndo and bo well recommended
Address Fleisclimann , Adams & Co. , Chicago
HI. 11-7(53 ( i )
.WANTED. A OOOD JJROOMMAKER AT KRE
mont broom factory. Neb. II M7S2 10
WANTED , TRUSTWORTHYPERSONTC
travel ; salary J7SO.OO nnd expenses ; referencp
enclose self-addrcajied stamped em elope , Man
oger , dnmcr 1' , Chicago. M779 9 *
BAILSMAN IN EVERYCOUNTY ; $7Doi
month and expenses ; olllce , furniture , ndvcrtls
Inp furnished ; goods monopoly ; experience un
nwMEnry. Address 1C. S. Co. , 13J Colnnnadi
llldg. . Huston , Moss. H-M7S6 8 *
1000,00 AND EXPENSES PAID .COMPETEN1
men flist year , or large commission , Boiling bj
namiiU staple gauds to marchnntntno pe Idling
experience unnecessary. For sealed p'artlculnr
sondKtamp. , llotisohqld Specialty Co , 73 111
street1 Cindnnrftt , O. I B M781.6 *
.WANTED. RESIDENT SOLICITOR FOURIER
cnnlile agency In east ; permanent position
liond required. Address , or call after 0 : *
p. m. . Merchants hotel. 1J. A. nullock.
11-M782 8
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
AI'PHRNTtCQ QIRL' WANTED AT 601 N. 18TI
C-M734 8'
street. , _ -
WANTBP aiUL FOR iOCNtlllAL IIOU8B
work : must bo good cook and have leferenocs
3004 I'aroam. C M75S 8
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LADIES. IF YOU WISH UMl'LOYMnNT A1 :
your homes send seir-addressed envelope to
our deserlptlver ctrculnr and commence work o
once ; coed wogpx pnld. The Alfred Knlttlni
Co. , Wlnthrop , Mass. C M792 13
AN UXPHRIUNCnD CAftlllDR
must lie well recommcided. Furniture < lepart
mcntt lloaton store. , C M793 8
BENT HOUSES.
IIOUSCS , F. K. DARLINO , BARKER BLOCK
U 13 }
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. Till
O. F. Davis company , 1505 Furnam. D 491
KELKENNY & CO. R. 1. CONTINENTAL BLK
. D 195
CHEAPEST C-noOM COTTAGE. WITH BATH
In city. Reduced to 115.00. 3033 California st.
U-MtM
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TOUR-ROOM MODKRN FLATS. TH AN1
Leavcnworth. J. W. Squire , 213 Bea bldK.
D-M500
NICK LAitan HOUSES IN DUND"IB I > LACI
chcap'.tlll spring. J. W. Squire , 218 Bee bid ? .
, , _ D-M500
IIOUSI I BENAAVA & CO. , a03 N. . 1STII SI
761
TOR RPNT. IIOURB OF 3 ROOMS AND BARI
on I'atk ave. Inquire at 421 U. 18th it.
D-SH
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riRST CLASS MODHRN 1J.ROOM UOUSF
M19 Blnney , 110.00. ' Wlthnell , 207 N. Y. Life.
D-501
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FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE. MB WILT.IAMS ST.
U-M2MD20 *
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FOR RENT-CHKAP FOR TIIK WINTKr
one S'room house , three G-room cottages. .
A. Scott , Omaha Wat'l bank. D-MS72DJ2
FOR RENT-DnSIRABLC llWnLLINOS li
nil parts of Omaha. K. 11. Sheate , 432 1'nxto
block. D-331D21'
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t-ROOM 1IOURI3 , Sit WOOLWORTH AVK ,
one 3-room. 1301 Cullforula et. D-233D1S-
roil RUNT , MODIRN : S-ROOM HOUSE ; AT
tic , stable. JC2J Benard street ; apply ne )
door. D-M581 M *
IIOUSCS & STORES , F. D. WKAD , 16 &
D-CJ5-S1
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FOR RINT. ILIQANT IO-R. MODERN DWCI
line ; larco bam , nice lawn ; location 21st an
Bpruce.S' . N. Nason , 407 Broun block.
D-M6T1 8
TOR RKNT. 8-UOOM COTTAaK. W1TII AL
modern convenience * . 2112 California street. A ]
ply Mlltvn Rogers fiSoni , nth and l"nrn tn st
D-MGI5-8
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FOR RKNT. IIOUSi : NINE ROOMS ; itJI
nace , liath , etc. . at 32d and Farnam , J'7.i >
olio chenp houses , 13.00 and 110 00 , dlfferei
parts city. Dexter I , Thomas , 401 Boo bulldlni
' D-MTO
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rbn'nnwT. ILIQANTLY FINIBIIKD , S-ROOS
all m.dern . Improvements. 400 N. KJ street.
. D-M7M 9
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FOR RUNT. 8-ROOM FURNISHED IIOUSI
new , modern , nr r. II. 11. Harder & -Oo. , U
D M757 9
TOR RKNT-4S-ROOM COTTAQU. IN GOOD It ]
paJtc city , water , IW.Oi ) per month to RO <
parties , 119 N. 37th. 1 block from Farna
car llnb. Imiulra at StOtftiul's sto\e slot
next to poatoillce. D 76J
, UinilT-nOOM IIOUSi : ; BATH UOQ
flnJ furnaCA John R. Webster. Board Trai
1'PR 11KNT. A COTTAOn. 5 ROOMS , 19T
street near Cum'nE ! rent la right party $10. <
-r. C. Itrunuer. " 1C > , AVara bl.Jck. . l > M773 t
BENT FURNISHED HOOMS
1'LEASANT SOUTH ROOM FOR QKNTLEMAl
.Inquire ! '
ruRNisiir. ROOMS ; IIOUBUKBUI'INQ. K
Bt. Mary's avenue K Mtll
> FURNlSlUtl ) ROOMS FOR HOUSEKUEP
for man and nlfe , Ilent tHkca la board , i
N. ITtU trel.
tTWO ROOMS , FURNISHED OR UNFU
Dished. 2S19 Davenport. K M72
ROOMS. SINUI.R OR t
avenue. K M7M 10' '
nOOUa FOR HOU8KKCKI > IN
chehu. 1011 Bt , Mary's. 1J-MT61 c
f OR RENT , J FURNISHED ROOMS IN RHIO1
g . b ti . t& C M. n MM
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FURNISHED ROOM ; SOUTH FRONT ; CHKA
> Mt ! > OUglM. E-MT7J IV
FUHNISHED BOOMS AND BOAK
TIIREB HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRO ]
rooms , with all con\elnences , for ucntlcn
only ; location very desirable. Apply to J
Harney street. F M l 11
FRONT ROOM , WITH BOARD , 2013 DOUOL ;
NICELY FURNISIIUD ROOMS FOR REJ <
with board. Call at 2107 Douglas.
F--28S P.
TUB HILLSIDE , 1STH AND DODGE ; LARi
south rooms , steam heat ; first class table.
BOUTII FRONT PARLOR : ALSO SMALL Rt.
need board ; reasonable. The Rose , 2 > 2i ) Harn
F GG8 D21
FRONT AND ROUTHI3AST ROOMS
larce , detached Iiouse ; well heated. Z019
Mary's avenue. F M70 > J
iLCQAI TT LARGE. WARM , SOUTH -FRO
room and private board ; bast accommodatlo
2110 Douglas street. F M782 !
FOU RKNT. ELEGANTLY FURNISH
steam heated rooms , C02 S. 13th. C 72C-1
THREE FURNIHIIED ROOMS , MODERN CC
> cnlences. C21'j South 19th street. E "G3 i
UNFURNISHED HOOM3 TO BEN
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITIIO
Iward , In pri\ato lamlly , Eentlemen prcfcrr
Wl So.gith A\e. F tC9 1 ,
1 UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM , STE ,
heat , bath. 10 minutes from 10th and 1 nrnt
Address D 8 , Bee offlce. Q93 :
FOB BENT STORES ANI > OFFICJ
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDU
916 Farnam street. Tills building has a f
proof , cement basement , complete steam he
Ing fixtures , water on all floors , gas , etc. .
ply at the office of The Bee. 1 9
FOR RENT. DESK ROOM , J5.00 MONTH.
Board of Trade. * *
STORE ROOM. ALWAYS OCCUPIED
clothing store In Tccumseh ; best location ; r
reasonable. J. a. Harris , Tetumseh.I .
I Mtol 1' '
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL MRS. SHAFF
patent cake griddle ; sells on sight ; posll
proof > ou can realUe J23.0Q a week ; send stai
Iowa Griddle Co. , Dela\an. Wls. J M6ol
GOOD SOLICITOUS. BOTH LADIES A
gentlemen , to nell mineral mater ; actUo age
can make money , W. G. Albright Co. . Bru
wick hotel.J J MiQ3
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PEOPLE WANTING LUQRATIVU YOIIK CA
at riankniC jiulcl , JUrIf > , l8tlv st. J-gyiO-
BIO MONEY BELLING RKADY MADK N
city signs for qU businesses ; staple articles.
Schreler , Milwaukee , Wls. J Mi90 1
AGENTS MAKE ' $5.00 DAILY ; ME1V INVI
tlon ; ictalls 23 cents ; 2 to 6 sold In a hoi
sample free. Forshee & Makln , Cincinnati ,
J M7S7 '
AGENTS WANTID . TO. SELL ALUMIN
specialties ; aluminum flexible shoo wiles dot
wear ol leather ; bread , cake and paring knh
15.000"sold by agents In ninety da > s 'Adlri
with-stamp. Aluminum Novelty Co. , Canton
4
WANTED TORRENTS *
WANTED. 6 Oft 6-llOQM COTTAGE , MODK
IrnproM'ments ; state price. Address D'JS , 1
K 603-
TWO FUiiNisuno ROOMS FOII i.io
housekeeping by young couple. Address D
Dee olllce. K iCt
STORAGE.
STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS. 1214 HAIIN
STORAGE FOH HOUSEHOLD GOQD3 ; CLE
and cheap rate. It , Wells , Ull Farnam.
. 11 5
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U
gov. bonded waiehouse. Household gc
lored. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Lcavenwort
M 5
WANTED TO BUY.
CITY & CO. CLAIMS. PRITCIIARD , 1712 TA1
N 5
I WILL aiVU I22.000 CASH FOR 22-FOOT I
on Farnam or Douglas between 15th nnd 1
J. J , faibson. 317 1'lrst .Nat'l bank bldg
SECOND-HAND BOOKS I1OUQHT FOR CA
Antlquaran book store , 1519 Farnam street.
N sw ) n
WANTED TO UUY FOR CASH , I1AKERY A
lunch counter In good , live country town ; i
location and price. Address D 23 , Ilee.
N M778
FOR SALE PXJRNITUBE.
FURNITURE AUCTION AT Ull FARNAM
6 turJajs , 10 a. nu Robt. Wells. O
FURNITURE 26-ROOM I1OARDINO HOU
centrally located. Rent low. A bargain : D 9 1
DO YOU WANT A
GOOD COOIC STOVE
FOR FIVE DOLLARS 7
It you can't pay J3& ) you can't lune It ,
It's worth lots more than that. M. R. ' \
1J3 8. S9lh St. O
FOB SALEHOBSdS. .
PHAETON. BARGAIN : NEW CLOTH , LEA
er , paint , J63 ; another , J25. Drummond C'go
P M4.6 L
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU BUY. BUY THE BEST ; MACK
toshes , rubber boots , aictlcs , sjrlnges of
kinds , gas tubing ; all best quality. On
Tent and Awptne Co. , 1311 Farnam st. Q 1
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMEN1
fence made. C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q <
CORN FODDEIl FOR SALE. FOUR BLOI
north Lead Works , Ka Omuha. Tom Ander
- qii D :
WEGMAN PIANOS , BRItXIEPORT OROA
WoodbrldKe Bros. , 117 So. 17th. Q- :
FIRE BRICK. CAR LOTS , lit ; SMALL LC
tlS M ; tire clay , sand , gruvol , screenings. 1
J. Wclsusns. Ml Board of Trade. T l.-1 9.
Q-4M I
AN EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT U
clerk and stenographer wants situation ;
give good references. Address D 20. Bee.
- Q-M7H
DIIUO FIXTURES. A FINE SET OK I1L ;
walnut drug llxtures will { ell at lure
For particulars write Unow. Lund &
Omaha. J eb. Q-7 (
THOROUGHBRED HOLSTEIN HEIFEIl C.
far sale > 311 North 15th si. Q 71
DRUG FIXTURES ; A FINE SET OF BLj
walnut drug fixtures will Mil at bargain ,
particulars write Snpvr , .Luna & Co. , Om
Web. ' Q-74
POOL TABLK. GOOD ONE. CHEAP. V
Hams & Mlttun , room 713 McCague bulldli
Q-771
DAILY AND WEEKLY : GOOD COUN-
tonn ; chop until January 1 ; paying well ,
have other business. D Z > , Dee. 0 M791
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR LEASE. INBIDK TRACKAGE I/JTS.
U. lift. H-M715
F1RST-CLA68 DAIRY FARM FOH RE
Uuod barns. lc liuust. excellent pasture. i |
water ; one mllu from South Omaha. Chi
L'hllds , l&Oi Lea\unuorth street , Omaha ,
* R-M7M
WANTET > . WO LOAUM OF MANl'RE Dt'M
on ray Und lust outsld * of the city limit
tht end of ICUt street. T. C , Brunner
OLA1BVOYANTS.
RS TJR. 11. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE
lUble business medium ) 7th year at 119 N 1811
8-Ml
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HE- CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT ANI
pnlmlst. the young Mme. Ilomalnc , has ar
rUed In the city and can be consulted on al
matters , thousands have been made happy b
her ndvlcc : those wishing correct ndvlce o
business , changes , Journeys , marriages , tan
suUs , family , etc. , call on the mndania an
be conUnced she has no equal ; letters con
talnlng stamp promptly ansnered ; lnnlnes
strictly conllJcntlnl. Hours , 9 to 9. 1C17 Chi
cnffo street. 8 MCSO 9 *
MESSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
IADAM SMITH. 102 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOII
room 3 ; massage , vapor , alcohol , stetm , nul
phuilne and sea baths. T MC19 S *
IAS3AGE , MADAME BERNARD , l l DODGl
T-M78I
TURKISH BATHS.
URK1SH BATH ROOMS. EXCLUSIVELY FO ;
ladles. Suite 199-10 , Bee Bldg. 605.
PERSONAL.
IAVH HOME TREATMENT FOU LADIEf
Health book and consultation free. Address c
call Vlavl Co. , 3(0 Bc bldg. Lady ottvndin
U-B13
IAHSAGE ELECTRO THERMAL BATHi
clil'-opodlst. Mm * . Post , S19U S. 15th Bt.
'HE ' BELLE El'PERLY CORSET , MADE T
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.U .
U MJ17
DR. T. W. STONE , 810 N. T. LIFE. TEL. 61
U-M739
IACK1NTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTd. 1311 FA
U-S1S
'IFTEEN ' ELEGANT CABINET , I'HOTOS .1
3 different styles. $1.93. at Cowan's. Ut IJroai
way , Council Bluffs. TJ M438 D27
COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CON8UMPT1OI
ashtrno , bronchitis and catarrh. Home tr a
incnt , J6 09 per month ; 3 days' trial free trea
ment. Room 810 , N. Y. Life Bldg. , Omahn.
U M71I
UPILS TO LEARN STENOGRAPHY IN UU !
Incss olllce e\enlng . rapid ad\ancement , a
eured. AdJrees D 22. Bee. U 7M-7
OPEN DECEMBER 3. 1894 , TO THE LADIE
of Omaha. Neb. : Two ladles from Bostoi
Mass. , will open rooms at 1816 Chicago stre
for the benefit of suffering Women. Thci
ladles have had a wide experience In treutlr
chronic nnd acute diseases by tne latest met !
ods. La/lles , call on us , state your cat
plainly , and wo will be sure to Klve jou relic
do not suffer longer : consultation free. OfD. <
hours , 9 a. IE. to 5 p. mi Saturdays , 1 to
p. m. U M184 D28-
DIAMOND PHOTOS. 7CC A DOZEN AT PROi
tor's. 61C S. 16th st. U-710-J3
. MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN , HAVIN
considerable property , desires acquaintance
respectable lady , not oier 35 > ears , with mean
object 'matrimony. Address , In confidence , b <
123 , Lincoln , Neb. U-M7SO 10
, ADY AGED 18 , MEDIUM HEIGHT AN
weight , worth 16,000.00 , wanta to correspoi
for marriage ; replies to all. Address box 3 !
Nebraska City , Neb. U M7S8
MONEY TO LOAN BSAL ESTATE
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED O
or bought. F. O. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 318 N.Y.LIFJ
loans at low rates for choice security In N
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha clt ) proper !
W-61 !
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAI1
real estate. Brcnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton bl
W 517
CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWES
rates. Pusey & Thomas , First Nat'l bldK.
W-M2II
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. Til
O. F. Davis Co. , 1C03 Furnam St. W 618
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CW
property , (3,000 and upwards , C to 7 per cent ; :
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1J20 Farnai
W 51 !
CIIAS. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. BK. BLDG.
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA .REAL E3TA1
at C per cent. W. B. Mclkle , 1st Nat. bank L
W-521
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOAN
J. W. Squire , 2IS Bee bldg. W 5E
CITY LOANsTc. AT STARR. 515 N. Y. LIFE'
W 881
1100 TO 15,000 , F. D. WEAD , 10TII. & DOUGLA "
W 004-31
WANTED TO fJORROW J750 ON GOOD FAR
160 acres , * Improved. In Buffalo county- for o
to three years. Address Lock Box V3 , Omaha.
W-WS-1
LARGE LOANS. LOW RATES , SMALL LOAN
shan time. H. II. Harder & Co. . Bee Bldg.
W 37 31
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH
property. Fidelity Trust company , 170i Ft
nam street. W M69 (
FOR A LIMITED TIME , A FINE RESIDENC
site , corner Kith and Dodge , { 10,00000 ( pax-1
paid ) . Full commission to agents. Wm. Flci
Ing. 14th and Douglas. RE-M71 !
FOR BALE. AT A BARGAIN , MY REE
deuce , between Hurt and Cumins streets ; w
take U In trade. Wm. Fleming. Hth and Dou
las. RE M71I
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANO
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In clt
no removal of goods ; strictly conlldentlal : y
can pay the loan off at any t'.me or In n :
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
209 8. ICth street
X 62 :
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURN
ture , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind
chattel security at lowest possible rates , whl
you can pay back at any time and In a
amount. FIDELITY" LOAN GUARANTEE C (
Room 4 , Wlthnell block , X 52 ,
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 , RAMGE BLOC
XS-521
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PRO
erty. Hanrln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life bldg
-X-S2
BUSINESS CHANGES.
CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES !
old line companies. Send description. A. . '
BrocUcsby , Box 233 , Hartford , Conn.
Y M830 DH
FOR BALE. ELEGANT FIRST CLASS SALOC
In Nebraska town. 10.000 Inhabitants , flourli
Ing business , acknowledged best traiK' .
town ; price , 13,200. half cash. License un
May 1st , and stock cash. 'Bad health cai
of sale. Apply Trlbu.no office , 001 S. 13th st
Y-70S-1
CORRESPONDENCE OR INTERVIEW IS E
llcltvd from parties satisfied with 8 to 10 i
cent In a legitimate business ; Investment unr
full guarantee of principal and Interest ; star
Ing and character unquestioned. 1 * . O. V
605 , City. Y-M71
AN ESPECIALLY GOOD CHANCE TO TI
right party who can command { 1,000.00
J3.t XI.OO to enter and old established buslne
Address P. O. Box 603 , gty. ( X M71
GOOD INVESTMENT ? BRINGING IN YEAR !
rental 11.080.00 ; permanent tenants ; pr
H.750.W. Address Pioneer Business ngem
Sheridan , W o. " Y M7S1 10
FOB EXCHANGE.
A GOOD .LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO E
change far > oung work horses pr mul
Lamorcaux Bros , : o < 8. ICth. . Z-63
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE. CAGEN
Take Notlco llurd times has made IcVpcusll
to get hold of good business t > lock $ In Oma
and take farm lands In etcliunKo _ , I soil
correspondece. J , J. Gibson , 317 IstkNat. bai
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30 ROOMED BOARDING IIOUSE , CLOSE !
bath rooms , all modern . Improve.m'cnU ; II
class boarders , highest , grade off lurnltu
large amount of supplies , will exchange 'fur
ture , etc. for house and lot and part cai
Quit on account of health. J , M , Slmer
312 Bee bldg. 3-709-1
TO TRADE. A TROTTER FOR A OOOD 1M
Ing horse ; will pay cosh difference. Addn
P K. Bee olllce. a 74V9
ran EXCHANG NICELY LOCATED CLEJ
lot for a good horse and buggy , Wl liroi
block. J. A. Lovgreq. - z M7i9 )
180 ACRES GOOD LAND IN CENTRAL N
braska. lightly Incumbered , to trade far bu
nest or clear city property. 'Williams & Mltti
room 313 McCague building , -opp .te. p > stem
Z-T72-
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS. C UIL.E3 FROM PO
oftlce. ea jr terms. Call at N. Y. Life.
RB-K
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LO13 AND PARS
jalt or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker blDck.
11E-52
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; Cli
W. clitem , cl y water ; cor. SOth and Sahl
I1.2SO.OO : long time. Inquire 1311 Farnam. Ua
uel Burn * . REJ
BARGAIN. 160 TO l.MO ACRES OF CHOli
land ( miles from Omaha P , O. cheap , Llbe
terms. Wddrtsa C , It , lite. Omaha.ICE
ICE MM D |
MODKIIN 12-llOOM HOME , VERY CHE
and on rasy terms. 1019 Blnney st , RE VI
EXCHANGES AND BALES ; CITY PROPKR1
farms , merchand le. tlarIn Bros. , 21i > N.
Life. RU-.M : ]
GREAT BARGAIN IN CITT 1'noPKRTY ,
will pay you to * e It. Wllllums & Mltti
McCagut block. Ufi-770
FOB SALE HEAL ESTATE.
Contlnu
fJD ACRES GOOD LANbT WNLY TWO MILE
from railroad town. lnjJjWnil | ; Nebrankn , teti
acre prove , price 11.2ue , tw cash , balance o
nix per cent. This ll4D excellent bargalr
Williams & Mlttan , room 313 McCagu ? hull'llnt
opposite postoflloe. lrT1 RE 770 9
HOTELS ]
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CO rooms at i.OO per .
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J. F. Ponder , manager. Ejes examined fre
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Clurlu-.Andrecsen Hardware cpmplny Hi
the ann.ua ! meeting of the atocklioUlers
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Dr. Bonnefind ,
Of Leytonstone , Eng , , in writ
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consumption , saj's :
"My patient had consolicla
"tion of the apex of one lung
"had suffered from hackin
"cough and hcmonhage air
"was rapidly emaciating. 1 pn
"him on Cod Liver Oil an
"Guaiacol , with the result tha
"the cough lessened , the hen
"orrhages ceased and he gainei
"seven pounds in two weeks.
Similar results have bee
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writes :
"The use of the remed
"was attended with most sa
"isfactory results , and it re
"moved the impression I ha
"previously entertained the
"my case was incurable. "
It is the kind physician
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COVIIT l'Ll..tnr.
The World 1'ubltshlng company
Mullen. Krror from Uouglaa county , Al
firmed. Opinion by Commissioner Hnptm.
'The courts no loiiRer strain to llnd n
nnoeont incunlnK for words prlma facie d (
famntory ; neither will they put u force
construction on words which ifmy fairly t
ileemcd harmless. "
2. Any written or printed statement whlc
falsely and maliciously chnrjjes nnotht
with the commission of n crime Is llbelon
per so.
3. In determining whether the words t
a publication nro llbelotm the courts wl
not resort to nny technical con-Oiuctlon t
the laiiKtMRo usiMl , but rci\d the Innnuago 1
court as they would read It elfl-nvhero
4. l-.nnKU ne aliened to be llbclous Is tu V
construed In Its ordinary and popular tsens <
and tlie question Is whether the laiiKtia ;
when so construed conveys or Is calculate
to convey to persons t-eatUnir It the chary
of a crime.
6. A publication to be llbeloir * per pe. 1
cause charKlnir another with the cotnmi'
sloti of a crime , does not need to .coiitul
the technical statutory language an
phrases esscntl.il to n. good Indictment tc
; hf crime charged.
C. Any language , the nature and obvlon
meaning of which Is to Impute to a peiso
[ lie commission of a crime or to ubjM
ilm to public ilillcule , Ignominy or dlsuruci
s actionable per se.
7. rinch against Vlfqualn , 11 Neb , IS
Ilosewnter against Hoffman , 21 Neb. ,
1'okrokiiiftu ] ) Publishing company ng.iltii
Xlslcovsky , CO. N. W. Hep. , 35s , rcalllrinei
Oelsler against Urown , 0 Neb. , 231 , ovei
ruled.
Kansas City , Wyandotte & Northwesiter
Hallway company nglnst Coulee. Krn.
from (3age county. Reversed ittul reman *
ed. Opinion by Commissioner Hagan ,
iithcr party to a suit may commcnc
taking testimony by deposition al any tlin
after service upon the defendant In sue
action. Section 373. Code of Civil 1'roceduri
2. Suit was brought nnd service had o
defendant In August , 18UO ; March 27 , 189
the defendant npplled for a continuance o
the ground of the absence from the stal
of a witness whose testimony was matcrli
Tor the defendant ; the witness did not ri
side within the jurisdiction of the cam
when the suit was brought , and defendat
had made no effort tu ptocure the wltnes
deposition. Held : That the overruling .
the application for a continuance by tl :
district court was correct.
3. The ruling of a district court on n m <
tlon for a continuance will not be dlsturbt
unless It is manifest the cjuit abused I :
discretion , and the litigant himself gull
less of negligence or laches was thereu
deprived of an opportunity to make h
case or defense.
4. On December 19 , 18S9a railroad compan
and one Coulee cntcicd Into an oral agrci
ment , by the teims of which the fonvu
employed the latter , and lie ngree.1 to er\
the railroad company for one jenr at $11
per month , service to begin January 1 , 181) )
The railroad company refused Ccilec en
ploytncnt and he sued It for damages , lleh
1. That as the contract rested entirely i
[ mrol and was Impossible of coimimmatic
within a year from the date of Its m.ilcln
It was within subdivision 1 , section 8 , din )
tcr xxxil , statute of frauds , and voidable i
the option of either paity thereto.
2. That the fact that Conlce was to V
paid for his year's services "at the rate <
$160 a month" did not make the contract (
employment one from month to month i
by the month. Klene against Schaeflerltij
31 Neb. , 21 , distinguished.
Murphy against State of Nebraska. Em
from Sewnru county. Alliu.-.al Opinion li
Justice Post.
In a prosecution under the provisions <
section 17b , Criminal Code , for an assau
with Intent to Inlllct great bodily Injury ,
Is sufficient to chaigc the offense In the laj
F.uago of the statute , without stating U
means with which the assault was commi
ted.
2. The term great bodily Injury ns thei
employed Is not susceptible of a precis
dellnltlon , but Implies un Injury of a gravi
nnd more serious character than nn ordinar
battery , and whether a particular case
within the meaning of the statute is get
crally a rjuestlon of fact for the Jury.
3. A great bodily Injury , within the moat
Ing of the statute , does not nccisaarlly men
a permanent Injuiy.
I. The trial court may. In Its discretion , n
fuse to exclude the witnesses for tlie > slat
from the couit room during the ttlal , nn
such un order In the absence of an evldci
abuse of discretion Is not the subject <
review on appeal.
5. As a rule the party holding the anirnu
live will not be permitted to prove agal
In rebuttiU facts shown In mating' out li
case In chief. 13ut it Islthln the dlscn
tlon of the court to permit the < Introdui
tlon In doling ot evidence not stilctly ri
butting , 4-
C. No wtong , however ccrlOtis to the pe' '
son of another , 'will alone warrant a cot
vlctlon for an assault with Intent to lnlll (
great bodily Injury. Hut when the Injur
proved is the natural and necessary consi
quence of the deliberate and Inexcusab
act of the accused the presumption is tin
It was the result contemplated by him i
th" commission , of the assault. Such pn
sumption Is , however , otio of fact merei-
and while- the Jury may Infer the Intentlo
alleged without other proof there Is 11
obligation o-estlng on them to do so.
7. Nor Iri it essential to a conviction fi
such offense that the accused should ha\
ntendec I the 'precise Injury which followci
t Is Hulllclent If serious ludlly harm of nn
kind was contemplated by him at the tlni
of the assault.
8. The prisoner , without provocntloi
sttuck the prosecutor , an elderly man.
blow with his list , instantly knocking hli
down , and- kicked him twice or more. Tl
atter , on attempting to rise , discovered ttu
his right lutf was broken. With the assls
ance of friends he retreated across Hi
street , where , a few minutes later , he we
followed by the prisoner , who again struc
him. saying : "D n your old boul , I wl
teach you to keep your nose out of my bus
ness. ' The prosecutor , who was sufferlu
and helpless from the effect of his broke
limb , was thrown or pushed bv the prlsoiu
from the oldewalk Into the gutter , where tl :
latter kicked at him several times , but tli
mterfcience of bystanders prevented the It
lllctlon of further Injuty. Held to sustai
the conviction for assault with Intent to It
fllct great bodily Injury.
9. Where the evidence by which It
sought to Impeach n verdict on account <
the prejudice of a single juror subsequent !
discovered Is conflicting , an order denyln
a new trlpl will not ns n rule he dlstuibt
aealnat Uie stat . Septen
10. A party who chposes to accept n Jun
shown by his examination to ba illsquulllU
on nccount of an opinion formed from
knowledge of the facts Involved canni
afterwards allege ( he prejudice of sue
Juror ns ground for a new trial.
Willis ngalnst-State of Nebraska. ISrn
from Dakota county. Itcveisod and i <
manded. Opinion by Commissioner llagai
In the trial of u criminal case , when U
state calls a witness for the purpose i
proving a confession made by the pilhone
before the wltners Is allowed to detail bill
Information It Is the privilege of defoni
nnt's counsel to cross-examine the viltnei
ns to the circumstances under which tl
confession proposed to be detailed wi
made.
2. In such case If the defendant's coin
sel neglect to cronb-examine the witness b
fore he answers , and the nnswei Is retpoi
plve lo llie Inqulty , error cannot he preu
ca.ted on the refusal of the trial court
strike out the answer of the witness.
3. In the trial of a criminal case It
competeni for the state In tebuttal to she
that a witness who testified foi the defem
ant wan Intoxicated at the time of the hai
penlni ; of the events about which such wl
ness bus testllled. Hill .against . State ,
Neb. , reaffirmed ,
I. In a murder trial the court Instruct !
the jury : "A doubt to Justify nn acaultt
must be reasonable , and It must arise fro
a candid and Impartial Investigation of i
the evidence In the case ; und unleiw It
such that were the same kind of doubt li
terposod In the graver tranpactlons of 11
itwould cause a icasonublc and prudei
man to hesitate and pause , It Is Insufllclei
to authorize n verdict of not guilty. " llel
The Instruction wan correct. Polln again
State. 11 Neb. , G40 , renlllrmed ,
0. In a jnurdtr trial the court Instruct !
the Jury : "The court further Instate
the Jury , ns n. matter of law , that the doul
which the Juror is allowed to retain In hewn
own mind , and under which he shou
frame his verdict of not guilty , must a
ways be a reasonable one.
"A doubt produced by undue Benslbllli
In the mind of nny Juror , or In view of tl
consequences of his verdict , Is not a re ,
Eonable doubt ; and u Juror til not allow *
to ciealo sources or materials of doubt I
resorting to trivial or fanciful suppoxltloi
nnd remote conjectures as lo possible mat
of facts differing from that establish !
from the evldetice. You nro not at liberty
disbelieve as Jurors If from the evltletv
you believe as men ; your oath Imposes i
you no obligation to doubt where no Uou
wpuld exist If no oath had been iidmlnl
tered. The Jury Is Instructed that If , lift
a careful und Impartial consideration of i
the evidence In the case , they can nay tin
feel nn abiding conviction of thb cullt
the defendant , and are fully satlelled to
moral certainty of the Irulh or the chnu
made against him , then thu jury Is satlsfl'
beyond u reasonable doubt/ ' Held : Th
the Instruction was correct In every respei
C. In such trial the court Instructed tl
Jury : 'If one. with Deliberation and pr
meditation , uses u. deadly weapon in
shoots another Intentionally , and such otht
In consequence thereof , dies , the peri1 !
thus BboolliiK Is held responsible for t
death , und If the killing u neither Justl
able nor excuxabla In law , Is luble to
punished for murder In the first degree
Held ; That the Instruction was crruneo
as the clement of malice wan omitted thei
from , but that the giving of R wo n
prejudicial to the plaintiff In error , an t
court In other Instructions had charged th
In order for the killing of the deceased
Iwj murder In thb first degree that the iilal
tiff In error must have killed him purpose
nnd of deliberate nnd prt-ninlllated mnllco.
7. Willis waa tried for murder In the- first
degree for the killing ot Hates. His defense
wns self-defi'ii c The evidence tended to
show that Hntc < * had repeatedly inn do
thruiU ni < nlnst Willis , nnd tint the o tlinnts
hail been communicated to the latlcr , Hint
nt the time of the homicide Hates \\-na In
tlu salrort of Willis ; that a quarrel nrosu
between them and Willis ordered Hates to
leave the saloon ; that Hates declined to do
this , but took off hla cent nnd walked tip
In front of the bar , behind which Wllllrt
wn standing , and paid "I can do you , "
at the same time puttlnrr his hniul behind
him Into his hip pocket , atlilch moment
Willis shot him. The court charged the
Jury.
"to Justify the taking of life In sclf-dc-
fense It must appear from the evidence that
tin- defendant , not only really und In goo.1
faith ondenvorcd to decline airy further
trouble , nnd to escape from his assailant
before the fatal shot was llred , but It must
also appear that the circumstances wt're
such ns to excite the fears of a retsonablo
person thai the deceased Intended to luke
his life or do him Fretil Ixdlly hut m , Und
also that the defendant ically acted Under"
the Influence of thcfo fears , and not In a
spirit of levenge. " Held : Knoiiootis. be
cause :
(1. ( ) If Willis , nt the time llitos hppioachea
him , honestly believed as a reasonable
human being that Hates was nbotit to tnko
his life or to do him serious bodily harm
the law did rot require him to My.
(2 ( ) He had n right to stand his ground and
make such defense as ho honestly believed
as n reasonable human being wns absolutely
necessary to protect himself from death or
serious Injury ,
U. ) That the common law i tile to justify a ,
party assaulted In taking the life of his as-
sallnnt he musl "retreat t the wall" wns
not applicable to the facts In this case.
( I ) Nature has endowed all living beings
with the love of life and the Instinct of self-
preservation , Man Is no exception to this
law. And when he is unlawfully attacked
and the circumstances surrounding him fix
In his mind a sincere conviction tlmt his
life in endangered or his bod1 } ' In Imminent
peril he may lawfully do that thing which
in his Judgment as a reasonable human
being he honestly deems absolutely neces
sary to protect his life or save his body
froin serious Injury. Parish ngnlr.st State ,
H Neb. CO , distinguished.
8. Filing a motion to quash n verdict more
than three days after Its rendition Is equiv
alent to amending n motion for a new trial
at that time , which coimol be done.
9. The Information chaiglrg plaintiff In
error with the crime ot muidcr In the first
dcgiee. and on which he was tried , set out
In the opinion and in all things approved.
Olbson against American nulldlng nnd
Loan association. Urror from DoiiKlas coun
ty. Hevcrsed and remanded. Opinion by
Commissioner Irvine.
Manning against City of Orleans ( decided
at the present term ) , followed ami reaf
firmed.
Foley against Holtry. Appeal from Lin
coln county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Com
missioner It vino.
The plaintiff Is not estopped by nn aver
ment in his petition Immaterial at that
stage of the pleadings. Notwithstanding
such Immatcilal averment , he may In his
replv aver a different state of facts.
2. In nn nctUn to rescind n contract for
the sale of stock In a corporation because of
fiatidulent representations Inducing the con
tract the representation proved was that
a teport of the secietnry of the corporation
showed him that it was earning n profit of
2 per cent per tifnth. The- report referred
to did show what was represented , but the
report was false , and the defendant knew
that It was fslfe. Held : That the defend
ant thereby adopted the report as his own
statement , and wns responsible to the snmo
extent as if he had represented the profit to
be In fact ns It wns shown by the report.
3. A person Is justified In relying on a rep
resentation made to him In nil cases where
the representation Is a positive statement of
fact , nnd where an investlgat ! n would bo
required to discover the tiuth.
4 The fact that the plaintiff made In
quiries clsL-whern which did not disclose the
falsity of the representations Is no defense.
The plaintiff Is entitled lo relief If the rep-
lescntatlons were a material inducement to
the conlract , although he may have made
efforts to dlTover the truth thereof , and did
not rely wholly upn the veracity of the de
fendant.
Crump et nl against King. Error from
Gage countv. Allirmed. Opinion by Com
missioner Irvine.
No question wns piesented In this case ,
cxcepl the sufficiency of the evidence. The
evidence wns held sufficient.
L.anpilon nralnst Campbell ct al. Error
from Sarpy county. Alllrmed. Opinion by
Commissioner llynn.
No brief haying been filed by cither party ,
the judgment conforming to th6 pleadings
and the evidence Is affirmed , following
Damon against Omuha , 38 Nfb. , 583.
Tabens against the Atchlson & Ne
braska Hallway company et nl. Appeal
from Lancaster county. Alllrmed. Opinion
by Commissioner It/an.
A finding and judgment of the district
court will not bo disturbed when the evi
dence upon which the cf.use was tried was
conflicting , without n decided prepomleranea' '
In favor of appellant ;
Shoemaker ct nl against Harvey et al. Ap-i
peal from Madlnon county. Reversed and
remanded. Oplnlun .by Commissioner Ryan.
A levy of ar order of attnchmenl on real
property by posting a copy Ihercof Is not
pffocllve as against third parties when
thcrp Is an occupant of such property.
2. If there Is no possession of real prop
erty bv an attachment , defendant having an
equitable Interest therein , no valid levy and
sale can bo made upon such equitable Inter
est , neither can It under such circumstances
be subjected otherwise than bv Invoking the
aid of a court of chancery. Following Dwo-
rak against More , 23 Neb. , 735.
Home Fire Insuiance company against
Galley. Error from Nuckolls county. Af
firmed. Opinion by Commissioner Hyan. ,
An application for continuance held prop
erly denied'when there was no showing of
unavoidable absence of nn Important wll-
ness. nor that If a continuance was granted
his attendance or testimony would after
wards be secured.
2. An erroneous exclusion cf testimony Is
ordinarily cured by the admission of that
excluded ,
3. The mere refusal of the court to re
quire the cervlce of a stenographic reporter
for the trial of a cause Is not reversible
error , although It may become such If there
by piejuillct * la shown to have resulted to
the party whose request In this regard has
been denied ,
The I'lilus of ItliPiinmll'ini ,
According to the beat authorities , originate
In a morbid condition of the blood. Lactic
acid , caused by the decomposition of Iho
gelatinous and albuminous tissues , circulates
with the blood and attacks the fibrous
tissues , particularly In the joints , and thus
causes the local manifestations of the dis
ease. The back and shoulders arc Ihe parts
usually affected by rheumatism , and the
joints at the Itnces , ankles , hips and wrists
arc also sometimes attacked. Thousands of
pcoplo have found In Hood's Saranparllla a
positive and permanent euro for rheumatism.
It has had remarkable success In curing the
most severe cases. The secret of Its suc
cess lies In the fact that It attacks at once
tl\o cause ot the disease by neutralizing the
lactic acid and purifying the blood , as well
as strengthening every function ot the body.
IIAIIVKST iXCCHSIOXS : SOUTH.
VI i IlmVulm li H. H.
On November 20 , December 4 and 18.
the Wabaah will sell tickets nt one fare ,
with $2 added. For tickets or a copy of
the Home-seekers' Guide call at Wahaah
office , 1502 Fornnm street , or write.
O. N. CLAYTON , N " 57. P. Act. Omaha.
i A UU.\JlltKI ) JIlLlSt
Mot lixtriiglvn I'rnlrlo Illnzjn Hlnco the
Diiyn of the Jiiillnim.
PORT WORTH , Tex. , Dec. 7. Tile Texas
Cattle Raisers association linn been advised of
the recent occurrence of the most extensive
prairie fires that have divastated the Texas
Fanhadle slnco Indian days , HsglnnlnK
at San Juan In New Mexico , this side ot the
Peeos river , th ! fire swept northwesterly arid
southeasterly. About 25,000 squarp miles of
land were burned over. When the flra
crossed the Texas-New Mexico border It waa
about 100 milts wide. The ( Ire started
about December 1 , and since then has de
stroyed the best winter pasture In ths coun
try named.
Thron ( ] > uolini > Victims.
LOWCLL. Mich. , DPC. 7. Roas Kenj > on ,
hbi wife and S-ycar-oId daughter were fatally
burned near hare. Kenyan1 accidentally
turned over a jug of Rasolln while carrying
a lighted lantern.
Invriidlnrlen Follm ! Ttvlro.
WACO. Tex. , Dec. 7. A second attempt
wn made last night to fire the cottcft palac * .
In both Instances the flames wcro 'cxtlii-
guUhed by guards before any dtmago was
don .
,
lli'ri'pllmi lo iiovrriior Morton.
NI2W Y011K , Dec. 7 , At a reception ac
corded Governor-elect Morton ty the Union
League club Mr. Morton shook hands with
2.JCM ) people. ( Jnvcrnor McKlnley arrived at
U o'clock , but Recorder-elect Ooft , Thomas
C. 1'lJtt and Thomas I ) . Herd were not ores'- '
ent. At mldnlgbt General Portir Hated
( tint ( here would bt no ipecchmaklng , bnt
Governor McKtnley was called upon to makt
a ipeecb at a lute hour.