Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 25, 1895, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEEtjiTUESDAY , JTJNE 25 , 1895.
SPEC1RL NOTICES ,
AOTrrtliement * for tlicte rolimim will tin
liktn null IBiao p. nit for the civcnlncnnd
until 8 p. in. ( or te morning nc' bnnilny
edition.
AdTcrlUem , liy rcqnrtlnR nnmlxtrcil
( lieck , mil tinre nnnncrii n < lilrr etl to n
numbered letter In euro ot 'llio Itea. An *
Mirri 10 nclUrcMcil " 111 bo ilrllvorcd upon
I tdriitntlon of the rherk only , llutct ,
1 l-2c n won ) , llrnt Iniottlun , la a word
licrcaflrr. Isothlni ; taken for lua tlinn 20o
tor tint Insertion
Ilieso udtrrtlicmcnti niuit tun rniuccu-
tl ely.
SITUATIONB WANTED.
Eit AND aENEiut.
onice tnnn wnn ( position July Ift nvc ) iirit
experience. H .it references. Addreiw ( ' W.
CanlleUl , Valentine , Nelmiakn , A MZ > J
WANTEU MALE HELP.
WANTED. 1,000 MEN TO WHITE MR TODAY
for the receipt ( absolutely free. In plnln nealcd
envelope ) which cured me of nervous ileljlllty ,
rxhauMed vltnllly , rlc. Address O. J. Walker ,
Ilex Midi. 11-M4M
l.Ht. _ KBlanmipo , _
WANTEnTi-IKKT CLASS UPIIOLSTEUEII TO
work by day for n liort time. Address H m ,
llee. H-M310
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WANTED. MAN ON SALAIIY TO TAKE OH.
dcrs In city If urcp ful will receive nd
vnnccinent Apply after 9 a. in , 11IG DOUR.
Ut. ll MC6 J > 23
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WANTED , A HIIOEMAKEIl. OOOI ) WOUK-
man , ti dy work Kuaranteeil mid flrst-dasH
WURCB pnld. Apply to M. J. McCrea , lulling ,
Mont 1131821
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WANTEDHIIEUUVH , t' . s MAHHIIAI. "
nnd chiefs of police , city mimhnM nnd nil
lieacn olltcrrn to know that 1 nm the wetern
iLRont for llirnard'ii telegraph criminal clphei
code , whiili Is the mrst nieful , complete and
compreliemlv P of any In uee. 1'ull pirtlculnn by
mill Address W S. Sc.i\ey , foionade Hotel ,
Onilha , N'li. _ Hr'L2 ' ? _
, \ \ ANTED7 KOH U. 8 AU2I V , AULIM1OUIEI )
unmnrrled men , between the ngcs of 21 and
M , rltltens of Iho United blatei. of Rood char-
octer nnd temperate ImUlu , who can npealc ,
read nnd wrlto EtiEll h. For full Information
pply. preferably by Utter , to recruiting cfllcer
t For : Omaha , or at 1324 1'urnain itreet ,
_ Om ha. Neb. _ B _
WANTED , ITVEUY MAN AND WOMAN IN
the rnltml Mules Interested In the opium and
whliKy habits to h.ivc my book on thrie dla-
dines free by mall Address 11 Mooley ,
Ilex OOS7. Atlanta , Oa. 11-M311) ) 2J-
WANTED K HELP.
YOU noNisT. : HOIIEII , INDUSTIUOUST
If to. engacu with ui for 1S05 , | } M a month ,
13,000 a jriirs jou can make It ra y , nix hours
a day. Our agents do not complain of hard
times. Why ? They arc making money selllm ;
our Perfection Dish Washer , the only practical
family washer manufactured ; washes , dries
nnd polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes ,
Ho experience necessary ; a child of 8 operates
It easily ; cheap and durable , weight , thlrteor
po\mds ; madeof anti-rust sheet steel , cipaclty
10) pieces ; J10.000 for Its equal ; e\cry family
wants one ; you don't hn\e to cum as , as noon
an peopl" know > ou have It for sale they Hi > ml
for n dlnh washer ; each agent's teirltory pro
tected : no competition , we furnish sample
( vvelxlis six pounds ) In nice case to lady nitentu
to fiko orders with ; one ncenl made J21I 51 llrnl
ten days. Address for full particulars Pertec-
tlon Mfg. Co . Cngluwood. Ill _ C M Z1
WANTJI > -IMMIDIATII.Y : , A COMPHTHNH
second clrl Itcfcrencu loiiulrcd. Apply 33
South 37th Bt. C3I72I
WANTUD. AN Kxi' iiHT , nxpnitiB.Ncnn
waist linker at once. O. K. Scolleld , Paxton
bloclt. C M1S3
WANTED. rIUL TO TAKE CAKE OP flUL-
drcn * 22 3 DotlffC * C MJJ- * *
FOK KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. P. K. DAHLINO , OAIIKEII 11LOCK
D 423
HOUSES IN A LI. PA UTS OP THE CITYTIIF
O. F. Davis conipuny , 1J03 1'arnani. D ttii
HOUSES , 11ENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 13TII ST.
D 127
H. E. COLE CO. I.AP.GEST LIST IN OMAHA.
1 " 11423
roil RENT DE3IIIA11I.E HOUSES.
8 rooms , 211 a. Zlth M. . 10
7 rooms , 421)0 Cumlng St. . J22
7 rooms. 920 N. 27th n\e. J22.50.
9 rooms , 4X7 Cans Bt. , HO.
9 roomi , 4927 Daven | > ort st. . $10.
r rooms , 3120 Jackson ft. . J8.
B rooms. 5311 Pnitt st. , J7
Bee Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farrara st. D-431
IIUNTAL AOKNCY 60 SO. 1CT1I ST.
D-T27
TWO 9-nooM iiuicK nousns , 1333-11 PAIII
a\enue. facing Hanscom park , nearly new
haul wood llnlvli ; nrsl class modern con
> cnlences. Inquire HIS South 32nd street
6 AND 7-ItOOM FLATS , WITH RANQC ANC
all modern convenlenres , awnlngH , screens nm
janitor service. Call nt corner lint , 701 S. ICtl
Et. , from II to 12 and 2 to 4. George C'louser.
D M514
6-IIOOM COTTAOHS JUST IllTII/T
1'ldcllty Trust company , 1702 I'nrnam
8-IIOOM MODintN HOU8I3. 23TH 8T & POP
Dlcton. llartman & Hobblns. 214 llee MdK
D 821Jj 9
ron UINT. ron SUMMER AND AUTUMN
my residence , corner of Ua > enport and S21 gts
partly furnished. II. J. Windsor , 1C2I Caplio
ae. . D 154
7-uoost IAST : TUONT MODUHN. xi N IOTII
D-18J Jy-lS'
KINIMIOOM MODI3UN HOUSK. DnTACHKI )
beautiful lawn ; shade trees. 0)j ) South 23th
Apply to J. 11. Purrotte , Uouslis bloik.
D 237J4
EioiiT-nooM nousis : NUAU man SCHOOL
J1S.OO and J23 J per month. Inqulie 2 16 Capltc
A\e. U MS *
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114 N. 19TII bTHKirr. 14 HOOMS , MODK11N
i" , oo.
41f > N. 51st street , 9 rooms , modern. $33 00.
Kl S. SUlh avenue , 10 rooms , modem , $5)00
13. II. bheafe. 432 Puxton bloek.
1 > M21I 27
ron HUNT TWO C-UOOM coTTAona , ON
furnished. 806 H. ' 30th Mo.lern D-2H-27 *
rb7r nn.NT 8-HooM iiousi : . AM. MODIU : :
Imnnnements , nurd wood finish , lnrK mom
No. 401 ! N. 23rd st. D MJK-S5
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i-on HINT. : AT nnAsoNAiii.ij PUICK. M
residence , cor. 21th mid bt. Mary's n\e. , fu
nlshol or unfurnlnheil , for the summer >
lunger. Mrs. M , Hellman. I > M30J 27
N c-oM roTTAai : . n
lawn and shade. 2121 Miami Btrpot. U M313
riJHN i h i tTTT ) nousTi rou HUNT 1:1011
room hausa In best part ot city , half a bloc
II om stii-et car line , nil modern convenience
Bhidy jnnl. for rent at rejsonainU1 terms , i
will sell furniture nnd rent the house. llefe
cnci'i requlriHl. Address S. 03. l > eo.
eo.D3I3 20
KOP. HUNT. KITCHIN , LIVING AND nr.i
room , with panlrj' . china , clothe * , water clos
n.nl sink , $7 , 10 rarnum st ; choice.
1)311 29 *
I OK KENT fUKNiaHEU HOOME
bOUTH I'KONT HOOM. WHM. PUI
nlshcd , private family. Call 2112 Cass st
U-M133
PUASANT IIOOM. uw DODQE. i-M89J
Toil IU3NT. I3LEQANTLY
rooms. CO I B. 13th. E 16JS
rUIlNISHED HOOMS 50C WEEK. 710 S. UTI
13-910 J > 12'
I'l.KAHANT COOIj IIOOM KOIl TWO. WIT
board. 2510 13 1SS-21'
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roriousnuEEPiNo rou MA
utid wife ; lent taken In board. 319 N. 17th.
ritONT IIOOM WITH ALCOVE. HIJITA11L
for three , with board. > 33 tit. Mary'n Are
FOUR COOL HOOMS , rURNISIIED TO
lltht housekeeping , $11. Address S U , llee.
13 MS'li 2i'
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NEATLY rUUNISHED IIOOM KOfl T\Va I
B. 17th street. 13-M910-2S1
NICELY KUUN1HIII3I ) OUTS1DI3 HOOMS : OA !
strain htut. 711 ti. 10th , third llooi , Hirht
E-UUS 31 *
TTJBNXSHED BOOMS ANDBO&R !
ISKNT-NICELY Ft'IlNIsTnOD IIOO1
with boird ; termi reasonable , Cull nt I !
Dou.'las. ItSO25
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JTlCEI.Y rUHNISHEU SOUTH IIOOX1 WIT
buatd for two ; private famlb : no other boat
crs ; best home comforts. 611 No. JUt. IH
107 a 2iTH AVE. I'HIVATE TASIILY.
F-M12I Jli
TO TKADE. DUESS SUIT , CHEST MEASUI1
J6 Inches , worn tvtlce ; cost ITS , fur her e. KU
or anything 4 : . Uee. f ix
IO 11OO1IS. rt'UNlBHED Oil UNKlJnNi llE
or for llzht housekeeplnc , reatonalile prli
Cll H. Illh avenu * 1' IS ? M
RENT -KUIINISHED 11OOMH Wll
_ b < rd. 1S2I Dlnney slriN-t. K 1I291-JO
LAUOE rilONT HOOM WITH
prUnti ) family ; ivfiit'iuc * till Tarnam
r U:41
FRONT ROOMrt , ALSO TADLE HOARD Mil
fhurt hill ISIS Chicago. r-M l : ,
UNltUJNISHED TO
\OR 3 t NKl ItMSHliD ROvlMS TOR ItKNT J
* & Illh SL 0-ii
rOH HENT STOKES AND OFFICES
TWO-STORY , IlIUCK , MXM. AND M FEET
trackage , 71S H 13th , nt your own Price II ,
13. Cole Co. , 106 N. 15 h t. 1-716 Jy6
FOR RENT. TIII3 4.STOIIY IlltiriC I1UILD1NO.
16 Farnam ilreet , This building has n lire-
proof cement basement , complete steam heat
ing fixtures , water on nil floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at Iho office of The tlee. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED.
EN AND WOMEN , J5 TO $10 A DAY , ADdress -
dress the Handy Heater Co. , 831 New York Life
tildg.OmHha _ , Neb. J-913
OKNTB , LADIES AND GENTS. TO SELL
the Acme self-heating nndlron , salary or com
mission. Enquire at Mllland hold.J
J M339 H *
WANTED TO KENT.
ANTED. TO KNOW OP TWO NICE IHDINO
Iwnles that ran bo hired by the illy , cheap.
Address T 3 , Itee K-M33I 24
. 'ANTED. TO RENT. A SURRY AND HORHR
for July and August. Address T 2 , llee olllce
11-313 2 * ) '
KENTAL AGENCY.
O. WALLACE , RENTALS , 312 11ROWN T1LIC.
STOKAGE.
JTORAQE , FRANK EWERS , 1211 IIARNEY.
M43I
EST STORAGE Ill'ILDINO IN OMAHA. U. H.
cov. bonded warehouse , household goods stored ;
lowest ruled. 1013-1015 Leavcnnorlh. M436
ITOVEH STORED DrRINO8UMMER TEL
9(0. 1247 Douglas. Omaha Stole Repair Works.
MIJ7
'ACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. , 9TH
& Jones sts. General storage and forwarding.
M13S
FOK BALK i'UKNITUKE.
: 'OR SALE. 30 ROOMS FURNITURE. CEN-
trnl location 13 boarders ; good reasons for
selling , great bargain. Address S 13 , llee.
O M870
FOK SALE HORSESWAUONS.ETO
OR SALE-ONE OF MY ULAC1C PONY
marcs Fred Mulile. 111714 I'arnum. P 209
NYDER PHAETON. ALMOST NEW , AT
nearly half price. Drummond Carriage Co.
P--21S-27
FOK SALE MISCELLANEOUS
IARDWOOD COMI1INATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas. 11. Lee , 9th and Douglas.
Q 111
HE STANDARD CATTLE CO. , AMES , NEH. ,
has 400 tons good baled hay for sale. Q Mill
OR SALE. OLD I.UMIH3R CONSISTING OF
scantling 2x4 , 2x1 , 2x10 , 6x8 , shlplap , sheeting ,
siding , doors , windows , etc. , at the Associated
Charities wood yard , 807 Howard st.
st.Q957 Jyl4
TOR SALE-5 HEAD FRESH MILK COWS ,
call afternoon , jarcl , > th and llurst St.
Q-212 2I
TOR BALE A NATIONAL SELF-ADDING
cash register Has been ued three months
Warianted good as new. Address T 1 , 11
olllte. . ( } 3I5 2U
CLAIRVOYANTS
tIRH DR II WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable business medium , 8th year at 119 N. 16th
Ct44
MADAM E Al'STIN , TIIANCE MEDIUM ANf.
Independent card reader. lloom 2 , D03 S. 1311 :
st. Hamburg I.otel. S950-2C *
MVlSSAGli. UATHS.
, IADAM SMITH , W2 S. 13TH , 21) FIjOOIt , ROOA !
3 , magnetic , vapor , alcohol , attain , sulphurlm
nnd sea baths. T M311 2J'
MASSAGE , MADAME 1JERNARD. 1121 DODGE
T-MM9 Jy 4
INEST DATII AND MASSAGE PARLORS ir. .
city. Mine. Unwell , 318 & 30 S. 15th ; thoroUKhl ]
linictknl chlrupodlst and manicurist attendant
T MS76 Jy 12
MRS. DR. LEON. ELKGANT MASSAGE ANI
cleclrlo halh Parlors restful and lefreshlng
411 North Illh street. T M333 30
ID NORTH 1JTH ST. . ROpM I , BKL131T MAS
s ige , magnetic and alcohol baths Anna , fron
Chkaso. T M339 30'
TUKlv-laH. UATHS.
TURKISH 11ATIIS ; ONLY PLACE IN CIT1
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , llee bids
133
LADIES' IJATHS. MME. POST , 319J , S. J5TH ,
730
PERSONAL.
TUB DELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TC
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
street.U3S3
U-3S3
VIAVI CO. , 310 11EE 11LDG. ; HEALTH HOOI-
free , homo treatment , lady attendant. U4tt
D. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS
ll.imiuct , hall , residence and grave decorations
1813 Vlnton ntnet. Telephone 770 U M4K
HATHS , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 319i4 8. 15TH
U731
UMHRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED
310 No. IGth. Jas. Henderson. U 387 J27
UARGAIN. 12 CA11INET PHOTOS. $2. DAVIE9
113 S. loth stieet , opposite Boston Store.
U M509 30
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAI
on plunos , jewels , blocles , etc , Duslnes
strictly confidential. Address Poatolllce no
520. U M70J
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE INT (
rugs ; any slzo jou wish. 1521 Leavennoit
street. U-M70C Jy6
ARE YOU B1CK7 MEDICINE AND TREAT
ment 50c. at 2MH N. 16th st. U153J17
THE MODERN APPETITE-QUICKENER ANI
digestion-aider : A boltls of CJiukc's punrj
i\h ky. Ncciwsary to every family Sold a
dealers. U M337 23
CAN ANYBODY FURNISH US WITH A NO. 2
dictionary that was bold by us on coupons
Plcasa report at business ofllce. U M331 J ) *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATJ
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO . 318 N. Y. I.IFt
loans nt low rate * for choice security In N <
brasku and Iowa farms or Omaha city proper ! ]
W 416
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES TH :
O. r Davis Co , 1503 Farnam st. W-451
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO , 10 WALL ST
New York , offer un > pirt 100.0W eastein It
vestor's mmcs. who have money to Invejl
just compiled. Write for particulars .
W M 303 J 25
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 015 N. Y LIFI
W 110
LIFE IN8UUANCE POLICIES LOANED O ;
or bought. 1 % O. Chcsney. Kansas City , Mi
W 153
CAPITAL. $2.000,000 ; SURPLUS , $600.000 ; U. I
Mortgage Tiust Co. , New York. For C per cet
loans on city property apply to Pusey S. Thoma
agents , room 207 1'list Nat'l bank Udg.
* - .
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH
real estate. Urennan , Love & Co. . Paxton bll
W 117
MONEY.TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTAT
al 6 per cent. W. U. Mclkel , 1st Nat. Ilk bldi
W IIS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH
property. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Fninan
W-lll
LOANS ON IMPROVED . . UNIMPROVED C1T
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , l320Fuimn
W-li.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANO !
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest r.ites In ill ;
nj removal of goods , btrlclly conlldcnti.il. jc
can pity the Uun off at any time or In at
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
coo so. I6h : St. .
X-171
J. U. HADDOCK , ROOM < 27 , RAMGE IH.Oi-1
X 453
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AN
pianos. Fied Terry. 430 Ramso blk. X 456
MODEL LOAN CO. , 403 NEW YORK LIFE
X 133-Jyli , *
BUSINESS CHANCES.
f'uiooOM falOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN llEb
town In eastern Nebraska , fuf land und cas
or diulvalent. AJlrtus S y ) . care lice.
V-MUI
WANTED-A DENTIST O PIIPANT FOR Til
Ix-it location In South Om.tlui. B , W. curn
21 til und N streets. Appl > at C. A. Mclcher.
ELEVATORS von BALE-FI VE Ei.KVAToT
near her * ) for hnlo or rxchrJiiri , vvlro or vvrl
at once , control territory ; prokK | > et line. C. '
Wardlaw. Ohadron , Neb. Y M3H 2J *
1'INKST DRUG STORE IN HASTINGS. NET
for kale , costing IS.IXW two > mt agn ; inn nu
b had for Jl.OUtl cash , us I have ollit-r bualne
Joint V. Hair , Hastings , NoU Y M3W &
5 .SOLID INVESTMENTS : RRII'K IIUBINEi
block , vtaler inner llourln ; mill , line leu bui
nejii. H. c. Algcr & Co. , SherlJ..r. . W > o.
\ - o.M31 !
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HOTEL FOR RENT. THE IIKICK HOTKI. f
NouU , In i gixxl cpimrtunlly fur ixpi rl ne
penon. Ail lre t J P. Org-m , Courol ! lllufri
Y
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FOR SALE. ONE-THIRD iNniiKlr : iN A
Li clricul Manufiteturlng p. ant , of ihndi
p < T rent pnlll , tme who la i-apalIi > of takli
iharso preferr il. a C7 , cute Uea e'ill >
Y-NU1
Tiyil * once and you will-like fhousands
of other housewives - use no other.
THE BESTPUREST MOSTECONOMICAI
BoM made r TIIE NiFAIRB COMPANY * *
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Contl-tied.
'OH SAM : , NnwspAPini , A HAM * INTIJII-
i-t In un old citahll. hi > ( l Illuck Hills weekly ,
reimbllcnn , K' ' 'l ihanco for iiractlcnl printer
with n little journnlletlc nnd Imitlneas ability ,
terms easy. AUilreea J. Henry , Bnenillsli. S. U
Y-M323 Ken -
on HAI.I : , AN iNTimsT : : IN A NUMDIR
one , good pivliiR minufacturlns business to a
man who ran Klve It his time nn.l attention ;
U In open tu Invoitlgntlon to nny one moaning
business. AJdrofj B CC , rare lieu olllceY
Y M333
roit SAM : . Tim IIKST PAYINO MH.MNURY
ImMnexs west of Chicago. Atlilresn 410 10th et. ,
Sioux City. Y21t > 30 *
in : HOCIC tii'ON WHICH I'nnrner IIKAI/TII
It foumled : Clnrlic's pure rje whltky , th only
known tonlo which effectually wunls off nil
diseased. Always In bottles , ut ilenlertt.
Y-M313 23
OK SAM ; , KMAI.I , STOCK DRY GOODS AND
notions , gotxl trade. Address T 4 , le. !
Y-M351 30 *
FOH EXCHANGE.
iVANTHD TO TRADi : NEW STANDARD III-
cscle for draft horse weighing 1S"0 pounds or
more U. J. Davis. 1110 1'arnam st. Z 137
'ARM ' LANDS IN NORTHWKST MISSOURI
for stock of Imrdvvnie or Implements. Knox &
lllsscr , 37 ii 1'carl st. , Council 11 hi IT * . In
S5-417.J23
, VIM , TRADI : CI.EAR RENTAL PROITRTY
In Rood town for equity In Omaha duelling
Room 403. N. Y. Life. Z M163
IAVi : A GOOD DRIVING IIORSH TO KX-
chnnue for a Mcvcle. S 1' . Hoitwkk. ridellty
Trust Co. . 1702 I'nrnam Bt. ! 4 M300
TO EXCIIANOE-A COMI11NED
drugs , clocks , matches , Jewelry , blank nnd
school books , vail paper. wlndovY shades ,
palnti olH , Klnss , clp. Will Invoice , with flx-
turei , about J9.000. Want Improved farm Ad
dress A. J. Pltzer , Chcrryvaie , Kanxas
K MS47-J > 10
WANT MERCHANDISE IN EXCHANGE TOR
real cslnt * * und rash. H. A. "Wagner , Omiha
FOB SALE HcAti ESTATE.
AI1STRACTS , THE UYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 4M
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARM ,
sale or trade. 1 * K. Darling , IJarker block
RE 450
MI'ROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prices that will surprise > uu. If taken with
in 2 weeks. J. H. Shcrwiipd , 423 N. Y Life
RE 453
crtlcs nnd farms John N. Frenzer , onp 1' . O.
UE-461
1OMES ON EA8Y PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Qarv In Uroj. , 2iU N.Y I
urlr.7
? OR SALE t-ROOM COTTAGE TCLL LOT.
east front , S700.CO , termi easy , bargain. R C.
Patterson , Ramge bloek. RE M8I4
? AIIM LANDS , C. I" . HARRISON. 912 N Y. Life.
RU-8J7-JylO
READI READ ! READ !
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
Wo will sell for the next ten da > s binralns
In Rees Place , between OeorKlix and Vhiln a
aves and Mason and IMclHo pis. , tha mrnt de
sirable part of the city , fine ntlurnl treet * . ele
gant ! " > OYI homes just started In this block.
Wo will build If parties desirt.
This property will never be as cheap again.
We hnve the cheapest house In the city.
New , 7 rooms , bath , cemented cellar'- within
walking dlstimce of t'ie city , good neighborhood.
Como In nnd we will tell > ou all about It.
Corner lot on Cumlng st , 48x150 ft
If > u have any nerve coma In and make us
an offer.
G1 ft. on 10th st , cloie to depot , worth $7.0W.
Will trade ut one-half Us vnlue ,
Do not get scared becaus * w * give you a chant *
to make n growing Investment , but be sure to
Investigate.
1'ldellty Trust Company , sole agents , 1702 r.ir-
iam t. J 513-30
WANTED-TO SELL MY RESIDENCE PROPerty -
erty located In lot 5. Aldlne Siiuiire , which Is
No 1514 North 2ind street. An eight-room cot
tage with all modern convenience. A baignln
for any person who may vvint n lovely cottugo
home. Apply by letter lo W. S. Seavey , Colon-
ad Hotel. RE-2I7-2I
EXCELLENT BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL
residence or business property , nt 13th und Vln
ton streeti ; best offer ever made , see the owner ,
\Mlll.ims , on place , or nt room 411 McCague
building RE-216-24
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ShovTora niul Cooler with Northerly Winds
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WASHINGTON. Juno 21. The forecast
for Tuesday It :
For Nebraska Showers ; cooler ; northerly
winds.
For Iowa Showers ; cooler ; southerly
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For MNsourl Fair ; southerly winds.
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OFFICK OF THE WEATHER HUREAU.
OMAHA , June 21 Omaha record of tem
perature and rainfall , compared with the
corresponding day of ( he past four years :
1895. 1504. 1893 1892
Maximum temperature , . . . 82 85 SI 1'
Minimum temperature. . . . " Gl CD CC
Average temperature 7 71 75 C
Precipitation 00 .J .0) .1C
Condition of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and slnco March 1 ,
1S95"
Normal temperature \
Excess for the day (
Normal precipitation jl inch
Deficiency for the day . Av-t ' "cl1
Total precipitation Blnco March 1. 8 85 inches
Deficiency since March 1 -I SJ Inches
UtiportH from Other Stutlom at 8 1 * . M.
a Clmrceit with Tru'n Wrecking.
SAN ANTONIO. Juue 24. The arrsst ol
seven negroes , some Hying in Floresvllle and
tome In San Antonio , charged with th <
wrecking of trains jn ) , tne San Antonio fi
Arkansas Pass railway during the past foui
months , was made today In this city. Al
the accused are tryIpK.fo ' 'urn ' state's 3\l
Oence. Two have confessed. The refusal ol
free rides on the train ) 1s their excuse foi
the crime.
Nnirro Murderer to Un IMertrncuteil.
NEW YORK. Junfc 21. William Ceasar
the West Indian negro who on March 2 !
murdered and dismehibered his mistress
Mary Martin , was UxUy sentenced to dli
by electricity In the weejc beginning July 23
( fopjrighted , 1E33 , by Irving llachcllcr )
CHAPTHU II.
THK MAN ON THi : MUIIl.
Indeed , It ls no shame to a man to Imvo
fear In his nature. It Is , J woll'belleve , born
In a man's b'ood , and he hath no moro to do
with It than with who was his father. Yet
mark the greJt crjlng that there hns been In
all ages about brave men nnd valiant men ,
and men that have never known fear. Yet
what credit Is there In such like. They can
not help It more than I could liclp having an
eye that had a cast In It ( If such like I had ) ,
or red hair , or a nose turned up at the end
llko that of a wild Hlronach. Yet such men
como to honor , and their sons Inherit It. For
tlili also Is the folly of the times.
We rode out of Edinburgh , passing the
gates without question , for Sir James was a
man In good odor w It'll ' the government. We
had n bitter w Inter's day for our Journeying ,
and wo had trouble enough to keep warm ;
yet with wrappings of foreign fur nnd a flask
ot French brandy we managed to shut out
the cold. Also our hearts were somewhat
cheered , and our converse grow more heart-
some.
Thus making merrj , tfl the extent even of
singing n catch or two which Sir James lud
learned In the old war ] , and which I 'iiearJ
for the drat time , though not wholly with ap
proval , > et with tolerance , we came to a place
called Cockmulr , a wild and solitary place ,
shut In between hills that have no living
thing upon them. No heartbome roak of hab
ited house was to bo seen The place was In
the midst of a great wilderness , nnd It needed
I'ac ' crowing of the b nek cock nnd the nlchcr
of the grouse to make the silence endurable.
But even these were wanting that bitter day
of gray skies and gripping fiost.
Just as we had gotten fairly to the midst
of the moor there rose up before us a man ,
or , rather , as It might be , wo came suddenly
upon him. He was standing stock still , as
If he had been meditating , looking nvvay to
ward the hills of Lammermulr. Uut at the
first sound of our horses' feet overtopping the
brae , ho turned and showed 113 the jullld
countenance cf a young lad , bitten blue with
the winter winds , and with his black clothes
hanging about him as though his limbs had
been so many barren tree branches , I
knew him at a first glance. It was James
Ucnvvlck of Mlnnylilvc , whoso mother was
some kin to mine , being also on the estate of
Drumlanrlg , where the Douglas Is the father
of us nil.
It so happened , by mischance , that Sir
James was putting back his llask of strong
v.atcra Into the breast of his coat at th
moment when Mr. Hcnwlck turned hln
about. I wished that It had not been so ;
but , nevertheless , 1 gave him greeting , for
ho had been a child when I was a young lad ,
and our folk were , as I have said , some man
ner of kin.
Then I n'ked him how he did and that In a
pleasant way. Hut he stood lowering at me
with eyes so sunken and such a lost counte
nance that I wished we had come some other
way.
way."Fear not. James , " I said , "for this Is Sir
James SUndsfleld , of New Mllns , a good man ,
and ono that , though a magistrate , Is no 111-
wU'ner to the fo.k of the hill "
"Ah , John Hell , " said young Henwlck , at
last , heeding my kindly speech no more than
the tune of a bird whistling , "Is that Indeed
you ? Your friends for whom you left us
have clad and comforted you well ! There
are no fine foreign coats on the mulrs , anil
the hugs dlstli not the brow ot Fnnch b"andy.
Doubtless ye have made a line exchange , and
the wide throat faat took the Test at a gulp
will soon swallow a fat benefice. Hut there
are ether spirits abroad that jou will have to
reckon wll'n. "
"James , " I said , peaceably , "not thus was
your father wont to speak to me , when I
dravo homo the kyo In the even' from the
braes at the town-end of Mlnnyhlve. "
"No , " said he , "that may be , but since
then the kyc liavo been In many a man's
corn beside my father's , honest man ! "
And I knew that he meant to cast up tome
mo that I had joined the persecuting party.
For the ordinary cry among the hlllfolk , by
wlilch they passed on the word of warning
the ono to the other , when the hcrse toldlets
went out , was "The kye's In the corn ! "
"Ye prate of honest men , " said Sir James ,
speaking to Mr. Ilenwlck for the first time ,
"but take notice that there are other honest
men In the realm that are no rebels , but bide
quietly at home , wishing III to none , and who
grudge , forbye , an crra sheep no more { o a
tilil body than a can of ale to a red soldier "
"Putr man. " he said , gently , "poor man !
I rede ye turn about your bridle-rein nnd
ride back the way ye came , or the bed that
ye shall Ho on shall be darker than the mirk
of night that comes fast upon us , and colder
than the linen sheets ttiat Janet Johnstone
has spread for ye at the Wauk-Mlln. "
"Man ! " cried Sir James , fiercely , shaking
his bridle reins at the field preacher , "what
ken ye of Janet Johnstone ? And why speak
ye the name of my son's concubine , that Is
to mo as the name of the enemy of mankind !
That evil woman has not crossed the step ol
my door for years na , nor shall na wtille I
live ! "
So cried Sir James at his voice's pitch.
James Henvvlck shook his head wearily
"Tho mcsaige Is not of mo nor from me , "
ho said. "I speak as I nm bidden. Yout
llght-o'-loves I reck nought of. Dut I w'sh
you well ; and I warn you from riding further ,
for the powers of darkness are abroad thle
night , nnd It Is their hour. Turn youi
hores about , and never draw rein till yo are
safe within the walls of Edinburgh. "
"Ye speak as a foolish person , " said Sit
James , severely ; "this night I bide in mine
own house and sleep In mine own clmmb3r ,
with this honest man and law-abiding minis
ter of the gospel to keep mo company. "
And with that he rode off and I rode aftei
him. Yet often and after I looked back , and
there In the fading light of that bleak and
unkindly afternoon , I saw the fanatic proichai
stand as we had left him , gazing lonesome ! )
up at the hills as though ho looked and saw
a vision upon them.
Sir James Standsfield rode bravely away
as set on his own Intent as a man that ha ;
taken the bit of his fate between his teetl
and rides whither ho will , against his bcttei
Knovv ledge.
"The ranting and fanatical knave , " hi
sal.1 , over his shoulder , "to speak to me o
warnings and concubines. I will e'en ap
prehend him and have him sent to the scat
fold. "
Of which I knew well he had no emallcs
Intention.
Hut as we neared home and the night sot
tied about us. methought that Sir Jamei
Standsfield rode not so hastily nor lookec
so eagerly for the lights of his house.
Ever ho found some new excuse to loiter
nnd showed mo his own various Improve
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merits , together with the weaving mill nnd
the wank mill , which he said ha I been set
up toy orto Spurwuy , n Good cnotiRh ni-in
fiom Yorkshire , but very ncvv-fangled nnd
concolly In Ills own opinions.
Then we cimo to a lltllo thatch house thai
had n lamp hlilnlng In the window.
"Ah , " said Sir J.tincs , "let us light oft
hero and Imvo a draught ( or our cvenliiK
ordlnaiy. This Is James Marr's , n very
decent man and keeps peed ale. "
Yet 1 wondered that he should go buying
ot ale , well nigh , within call of his own
great and well furnished house. Hut 1 could
sco that the man was 111 at ease and like
0110 that strives to put off an evil day.
Nevertheless we lighted down at the change
hoiiio and tied our horses to the ring of the
dour po t. When wo had soiled ourselves
Sir James called for ale , nnd was oxcsedlngly
merry , but not ( as 1 thought ) In the wisest
way , seeing that he was so close to his ovui
door , nnd tils wife ccrtnln to hear of It on
the * morning.
Then he cried for the elder maid ot the
two that were James Marr's daughters , and
declared that he would tlnd a match for her ,
swearing tint she was too well looking to
bo going about breeding quarrels and making
Ill-blood nniong the lads.
Whereupon came In n great red bearded
mini , full of pomp nnd Impoilance , with ns
much shortness of brrath as port of presence
" ' " cried Sir James
"Ha , I'mphray Spurwny ,
so soon as he saw him , "hero Is matter for
"lla I'mphriiy Spuivvay "
thee. What means It that this bonny lass ,
Clsple Marr , goes about at thy door unwed ,
and thou , great English lout , have neither
wife to keep theo watm o' nights , nor wean
to heir thy goods and go clod In cloth of
thy waiving Oo to , man. See to It. "
The great red Englishman laughed nnd sat
down , well content , ns all men do when they
are jested upon concerning women.
"Ah. Sir James. " he said , "had I an estate
of farms and mills 1 had not so long have
eaten the bread of another's baking. Klcpla
s n bonny labs , anil an honest , but would
uvc never have nught to say to an nnclcnt
graybeard of nn Englishman. "
"Never yet did I got the chance to say yea
or nay , Umphray Spurway. Hut 'tis bettor
late than n ° ver. " sail the lass Klsplo , speak
ing from the doorway where Sir James had
stayed her. She was a brisk lass , with no
III In her that over I saw.
"Well , listen here Klsplc , " cried the Eng
lishman , dalllng with her , "tell us all whether
you will have me , or my man Henry llovvman
that Is a limber Wd nnd likely of his face ? "
"For a married man or for a lad to court ? "
asked the lass , looking from one to the other.
"For a married man , of course , " sal 1 Sir
James , before the Englishman had time to
speak.
"Then I choose Umphray Spurway , the
englishman , " said she. "Honny faces make
bare downswings. "
"A wise lass , " said Sir James ; "yo couldna
Jo belter , Umphray. "
Cut even as ho spoke I saw his jaw drop
and he Mured at the doer nt which appoirol
the face of the young man who had pursued
us on the mulr of Lowther. Sir James rose
to his feet nnd set his hand to hU sword.
The tfaco of the young man was flushed with
wrath or wine. I know not which.
"Come In hither , Janol , " ho cried to seine
one without ; "here Is a gallant company at
the drink. Ye will see the whole pack to
gether that have disinherited me the canting
priest , the lying Engllsher , and the old hound
himself. The devil rlvo them all ! Mjty thulr
cupj choke them' "
And with thojo wicked words Ph'llp Stands-
field strode upon the stone pavement of the
Inn. He was a tall young man , but with a
face surfeited with passion nnd blotched w'th
evil living. Ilehlnd him , with a fleering
laugh , there entered a young * Httern of n
woman , buxom of feature Indeed , Vat with
no good housewifely look In her eyes.
"See , there they stand , Janet , " cried lie ,
"and for a great I would send them all to
hell , and swing for them In the Grass Mor-
cat "
"Philip , " sild Sir James , gripping the table
to steady himelf , for all his mirth had gene
from him and left him gray to the lips ,
"Philip , my lad , I have come to forgive you ,
and to see gin yo will load a new life. Dlnna
"The devil take him and you both ! "
dlnna b gln by breaking my heart. Scm
away that woman , that has made yo llv
like a beast. Think on your wife that greet
for you by her lone "
What moro ho would have said I know net
but the woman broke out furiously upon lilin
asking who he was that ho ehould take ho
good name , saying that falio was an hones
man's wife and much else.
"Said ye 'an honest man's honest wife'1'
Bald Sir James. And ho looked very dlrcc
at her as she spoke.
The woman turned away as If sha couli
not bear the question and the eyes of a !
that were In the house. She mads as thougl
she would go to the fireside , by which BU
James Marr's wife , with her daughter Elspl
standing beside her. Hut they gathered th
skirts of tholr klrtlea about them and swep
off Into an Inner room. So the woman cam
back shamefacedly to the side of her para
mour , who stood browbeating us all , suv
the Englishman , who sipped contentedly a
his ale , and smiling In a way thai was
vast admiration to me to behold.
It was not , perhaps , the wisest time t
give a man advice , but nevertheless , becaus
I knew not whether Indeed I should see hln
again , I rose from my place and exhortei
him to repent and put away his sin , for tha
his father was ready to forgive and recelv
him again , as In the days before hla flrc
going from home.
"Out upon jou , canting hound ! " he cried
breaking In on me ; " 1 tell you plainly , gli
I had as mucklo as sixpence In the day ,
would never trouble my father more. "
"Como to dinner and worship tonight , an
wo shall see It wo cannot make a now thin
of It , your father and you and I. Wo hav
come from Edinburgh for that purpose. "
Hut the moro mention that was made-
his father's kindness , the fiercer was the BO
against tilm , which made his sin like the si
against the Holy Ghost , as I have BO often ex
pounded.
"The devil take him and you both , " h
cried. "Think yo I would go to his table t
have him grin at mo like a sheep's head In
tongs. Ye dog with band-strings , what are y
concerned In the matter ? Do ye understan
to whom ye speak ? "
Then Umphray Spurway whipped a pair c
pistols out of hU pocket , and laid thei
bended on the table ,
"There has been enough and to spare of I
talk , " he said ; "get out of this house wlthou
another uncivil word. Philip Standsfield , or
will make a hole In you , you debauched ma
and blasphemer ot your father. And yoi
Janet Johnston , shall be whipped at Uie cirl
tall from here to Morham aye , It I have t
lay on the lashes myselfl"
Ho , snarling and counter-snarling , wit
changed countenances , more like those o
least than human kind , Philip StamUfleM
and the wench went otil vowing vengennco
upon us all , Thrn there come * Into my tale
hat night ot great fonr , which grips mo yet
n thr telling of It. It was n bitter night ot
rest at the changing- the moon A horror
if great darkness toll upon the earth. Yet
hero was also , what U not so common on n
light ot cold , a soughing and wandering wind
.hat whispered by while ? , going nnd coming
tnccrtalnly among the stepped gables ot t'.io
louse of New Mllns.
( IVntlmioil Wednesday. )
M'i'HJ.M ; cotnif . .sri/ .
Thompson nt'uliiBl l.ulu1. Appeal from
oii lns county , Atllnncd , Opinion by
Jti'tK-p Post
A judgment or decree linscd upon con-
lle't'ng ' evidence will not be disturbed by
lilt contt Iin1o9i clenily wrong.
Wnhoo ngnlnst TlmiT > - Appeal from
S.ititulers county. Alllrmed. Opinion by-
iistlce Post.
The boundaries of n town or village ) may
indcr the provisions of section 03 , chapter
I. Compiled Statute ? , bo extended so na to
iii'ludo ndj.icrnt lands , provided mild ter
ritory Is In mirb close proximity to thn
ilntti'il portion ns to Imvo ROIIHI unity of
nteri-st theicvvltb In Iho miilntonnnci > ot
mmlclp.nl Knvnnment State PX rel llnm-
nnnd iiKitln.st Dltnond. OJ N W. U. , IDS.
2. Evidence o.xiunlncd nnd hold to nus-
nln the judgment of the district court nn-
H'xIiuT certain lul.liieenl hits nnd subdivi
sions of land lo n city of second class.
Israel ngnln t Onrnenu Krror from
touplnt rountv Allltined. Opinion by
CommUslonor llyan
In this O.IHP there Is present solely a ntlps.
Ion of fart determined by u jurj upon the
consideration of conlllrtliiK evidence. The
uilKinent upon the verdict will not be dls-
tirbpil under ucli circumstances.
Hlnzer against llogncr. Error from Dotiff-
ns coiiiil > Atllrmed. Opinion by Com-
rl sloiipr Itynn
Where Ihe testlmonv Is imcontrndlcted It
sulllelpnt to Fhovv that thp owner of the
rial property to be Improved contracted
vlth the clnlmants of a mechanic's lien for
ho vvoik subsequently done tntough a
iei on In the employ of puch clnlmants.
2 The nilmlHsInn of evidence , -which ,
bough not competent , Is Immaterial , nffordi
10 grounds for the reversal of a Oecteo in
quitv
Wiley against Wiley. Apponl from Cass
county Alllrmed. Opinion by Commis
sioner Ilvnn
The evidence In this case oxntnlned ami
leld mitllclent lo mi-mln the findings and
lecice of the dlslilol court
Davis et nl nyuln-U National linnk ot
'cmmeree ' En or from Douglas ; county.
Opinion by Comml lor < r Ityan
Where one bus received .1 conveyance o <
certain property In consideration of which
10 absolutely ngieed to pay the debts of
ho Kiantor , It Is no defen'o to the suit
jroueht liv the holder of such debt to nl-
egc that ttich bolder has previously brought
suit against the party 01 finally owing Hie
snme , aided by nn attachment , which bn-i
> ren levied upon the property convoyed na
allll that of the nfore al < l grantor.
MeAully against Cooley. Error from
Adams county Allll med. Opinion by
Commissioner lt > nn.
Whcro a partnership business lini been
fullv Kptlled upon and nn agreed basis fur
nished by HIP books kept by ono pirtner ,
ami all Its nsspts by agreement have been
timed over to the oilier pirtner , and nfter-
wnrd It ttansplres that by reason of Hie
failure of the partner who kept the afore-
sild books lo enler theieln Items showing
lls own receipt of money of Iho firm , bis
iirlner hns suffered damage to the extent
of such Items , nn notion nt law may bo
nalntnlneil for Pitch danngo against thn
nrtner who caused such Injury , ami against
Ktieli surelles as have agreed to be respon
sible for damages of the character ile-
SOlllX'll.
Chicago , Jltirllngton & Qulncv Railroad
company ngnlnsi Howard. Error from
Adams cotinlv IJevcrsed. Opinion by
cmmlssloner Hynn
A brakeman Is a fellow servant of an
other lirnkemon , when both lire employed
ipon the sntno train , and nn accident which
inppens to ono olely by reason of the ncg-
Igence of the other docs not render liable
for consequent damages the common em
ployer of both.
2 The happening1 of nn accident through
[ he displacement of drawbar or coupler ol
a designated kind or deslcn Is not sulllclonl
iroof that mcli kind or design of nin > llnnc
s defecllve when the displacement coin-
ilnlncd of Is clenily shown to have boon
caused by the negligent and reckless man
ner In which the car equipped with Hiicl ]
coupler or druwlnr was violently pushed
against another ear.
S. A surgeon Is required In the cxcrclsi
of his profession to employ only that degree >
gree of know ledge und KlcIIl ordinarily pos
sessed by members of tlm same profession
Wheie one , ns n volunteer , undertakes to
lirovldn necessary surgical services for nn-
Hl.er. be cannot bo held liable In damage ]
for the negligence or malptnctlce of such
surgeon as ho summons ; provided sueh sur.
ieon possc ° ses the knowledge nnd skill
ordinarily possessed by other surgeons , nna
the employer hnd no reason to suspect that
such surgeon would noslect or full to use
Ills knowledge and skill to the advantage ol
bis patient.
Slater against Sklrvlng ct nl. Error from
Holt countv. Atllrmed. Opinion by Com
missioner HaRan.
After the close of the term In which n
judgment was rendeied against him , n judg
ment defendant Illed a petition In equity
to vacate the name on the ground that II
was Irregularly obtained ; the Irregularity
complained of was that the clerk of the
court omitted to joutnnllzo the judgment
Immediately upon Its rendition. It appears
frcm the evidence that the failure of the
judgment defendant to Hie a motion to not
rsldo the Judgment rendered against him
during the tetm at which It was tendered
was not caused liv the failure ot the clerk
to Journall70 the Judgment when rendered ,
but resulted from the laches of the judg
ment defendant's counsel Held : That hn
could not be peimilled to deny the correct
ness of the judgment or to renew the con
troversy.
2. Whether the neglect or failure of the
clerk of a dlsttlct court to Journalize n
Judgment Immediately upon Its rendition Is
nn Irregularity within the meaning of sub-
dlvlson 3 of sectou fiOJ of the Code of Civil
1'ioceduro not doelded.
Slgler against MeConnell. Error from
Iiincoln countv. Alllrmed. Opinion by
Commissioner Ungnn.
An assignment of error hero that the dis
trict court eried In admitting the evidence
of n named witness will ! > < > overruled If
any of the evidence of said witness was
properly received
2. An assignment of ciror that n district
court ened In giving or refusing certain
Instrucllons will be ovmrti'ed where It np-
( penrs from the record that no exception
was taken to the action of the court In giv
ing or refusing the Instructions complained
of.
3. An nssipnmcnt of error In a petition
In eiror that the court erred In overruling
the motion for n now trial , such motion
containing seven separate nnd distinct
grounds. Is too general , slneo It does not
pulnt out or suggest wherein the verdict
and judgment were erroneous.
Glaze against l'unx-1 , 40 Neb. , 732 , fol
lowed.
Graves against Morse & Co. Krror from
Iluffnlo countv. Alllrmod. Opinion by
Commissioner Itngan.
A meichnnt ordered some rubber good *
from n wholesale house , but the goods were
not shipped when ordered ; the merchant
was ordered nvvay from home , nnd before
leuvlng Instructed his clerk , whom he left
In charge of bis business , not to receive tha
rubber goods If they should come , na they
had not been shipped In a reasonable tlino
nftcr they were o-dered ; whllo the mer
chant was absent the rubber goods arrived
nnd Iho clerk paid the freight on them and
stored them , not unpicked. In n wnrchousa
belonging to the men-haul , n day or two
nfter the merchant icturned homo bo sold
Ills entire stock of merchandise , without
nn Inventory thereof , nnd delivered posses
sion of It to ono ( i. ; at the time ot this sain
the merchant was not avvnro that
the rubber goods bad arrived , The
wholesale nu-icbant brought replevin
for the rubber needs against the mer
chants vondeo. The Jury found a verdict
In fuvor of the wholesale men-hunt. Held ;
(1) ( ) That the evidence sustained the llml-
Ing
(2) ( ) Tint the Roln question was whether
the rubbei goods had been accepted by th'
I'jerehnnt and the tlllu to said goods vesteO
In him prior to tlm tlnm be made the Halo ot
bis stork of meichandlHP to G
(3) That the tent was whether. If tha
whnlcFula ineichant bad sued thn merchant
for the price of the rubber goods , tbn evi
dence would sustain n finding In fuvor of
the merchant
H ) That It vvat the duty of the vvholcsaln
merchant to deliver the quality und quan
tity of goods ordeted anil to deliver thnm
within u renponnhln time , und the whole
sale merchant not having done this tha
merchant had n right to utcllnu to receive
the goods
( . . ) Whethei. under all the facl nnd cir
cumstances In evidence In the case , the
merehnnt did accept the goods and become
liable for their payment to the whnlcsaio
merchant was a question for the jury and
properly submitted by the Instructions of
tlm court.
Moore against Ilubbanl 1'rror from Holt
county Alllrmed. Opinion by Commis
sioner Irvine.
No question was presented In this cnsn
except a question of fact and sevcrnl ques
tions of practice which Imvo already been
repeatedly passed upon.
I1IC.UN UOKKKIIH HMOUC.l ) .
t'fp llnrnfurd'iiclil I'hnnplinte.
Dr. C. H. Goodman , St. Louis , Mo , , ays ;
"I have u > eJ It for several yean , with espe
cially good results In nervous prostration ,
the result of mental efforts ; also In sleepiest
condition ot brain-workers.