TDJ3 OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , gJJURUARY 10 , 1806.
4
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
for tlicnc colnmim
rrlll lie tnUrti until 12HO | p .in. for
Oil * rvrnliw mill until M | i. in. for tin *
innrnlnir mill HntiiliirilllloiiM. .
lij' r pinion ) I MR n niini-
Hiroli , cnn linvc tin mi cm ml-
ilri-Nicil In n iinnitirrrd letter lit cure
of Tinlire. . A nun or * MO nililrcKupil
rrlll lie ilvllvrrril upon itrrnriitntlon
of the elieek only , Hilton , 1 1-Uo n
word flrat Innerlloni 1c it Tvoril
thereafter. Nothing ( liken for leu *
limn iir.o for ( lr.it Inxvrtlon. Tin-no
aiMertlNeiucntH iiuixt I > c rim CMUINOIMI-
tlvelj- .
in MA1.K HUM' .
SALESMAN roll Till : HPMANB IJHIIOUN-
or ; ( rood ulilc line for hnKltvnra or hnrncsi
( inlcsman. Cull or nditrcM 401 So. 11th fit.
_ . I1-MC14 l-27
. BM MKN ANMJ TKAMHTO HII.L :
our rwd Rrindcm nn.l . cooker * : unlurr , J.V )
to 12V ) per month , nccnnllnj * to ability. The
LltchHeld Mfff. Co.VeUter City , Jn.
_ I1-M7H F27 *
J01 TO $130 PAID BALKBMKN IXMl CIOAUI ;
rxperlcnco unnecessary : rxttn Inducements to
cuntomcrfl. Ill-hop & Kline , St. I < ouln. Mo.
_ H-M787ra ' _ _ _
WANTKD. A C100D I'HYBirtAN'lN A OOoT )
live town on Ihe Iliinibllenn rUer. For pap.
tlculara nddrcpii Itox G2S , Lincoln. Neb.
n-MJSO MIS'
_
tr > run WKIK : AND KXPKNSES TO SKLL
cigar * ; pxporlenc-p unnece Kuy : upcclnl Inducc-
mcntn. Vulley Cigar Co. , at. Lout * . Mo.
U-M218 ! !
\vANTnn-cANVAKSEitH TO HHLL HAKINO
Iiiiviler with premium * : rnilck rnlfs ; pleasant
work ! liltr money. Western No\elty Co. . 81.
JOH.-PII , Mo. II-MM8'
\VANTKD. TIIAVCUKO HALESMUN : 8IOR
llnfj I5n -TriUKli ImnRer ; new , Meyers &
Vim Flclt , OarioH. Imllana. . ll-MSil 19 *
HAIIHMUN. TO imun TIIAUR Hiun MNK
or ntbcrwkip. J. W. Kulk'lit , I17-S2J SInte St. ,
Itnclng , WIs. 11 MS23 19 *
_
WANTED , DHAUQIITHMANi nXPHninNClUJ
In nipclmnlenl rnRlnecrlng work. AtldrexH L
3 , Omaha 11 > 0. n-jLl31S 21
IIKI.P WAXTHU FI35IALR.
\VANTRD , COOK AND LAUNDIIMHS. 2017
ect. C MJ01 SO
WANTED. COMPKTCNT Otltr. Ton OKNRRAI.
hoUBcwurlc ut unco , 2111 lirnmet St. C 3U-J ) *
U'ANTKD. A GOOD UIUL TOR nKNIUtAI.
houncwork. Rcfeivnces required. 27S1 Daven-
liort t. C M32S ! 19
FOIL ar.vr HOUSES.
IN AM. PARTS av TIIK CITV. TIII :
O. F. Davlg Company. ISM I'arnam. U 744
HOUSES , HKNnWA & CO. . 103 N. 13TII ST.
D 747
_
MOD12RN IIOU8I2H. C. A. STAUU.D23 N. Y.
FOR HUNT , N'lCi : SOUTH KIIONT. 8-ltOOM
brick hou ° e , wltli all modern ImprovemcnLit
nnd In fltst-cliins condition. Inquire on
premises , 2410 Ilnlf-II.Hvnul . Ktrcct. D 219
TUB KOI.LOWINO 1IOUSKH AIII3 DKSIUAI1M :
and will be rented nt midwinter prices. They
will command more rent 0) dn > a Inter. Ite-
mcmber wo will make Inducements to detlra-
blu tenant * :
No. 921 North 17th nvenue. 8-room , modern < le-
tnched house.
2iW4 South llth street , 7-room , modem detached
1101180.
D401 Jackson street , 7-room , modern detached
house.
S202 Keward street , 4-room cottase.
2i)7 ) Koutli 2llh Btrcet , 14-room modern detached
house.
Kldellty Trust Company , 170. ! Farnam street ,
Ueo htllldlnB. D 11123
iiousus. HIK , ic & i > ou .
D "CO
tlfSHT-llOOM HOUSn CRNTKAli LOCATION.
J13 itlDiitli. Inquire 2016 Capitol avenue.
U 313-21 *
nK\T puiiMsiinu noosis.
Dr.aiiiAin.r. SOUTH KIIONT , FUUNISHEO
rt om : hay window ; mrxlprn conveniences ; ( Kood
board , third nv > orMS22 ; Clileaco street.
E M3CT 22 *
TWO FIJUNI.SIIKD AND FIVK UNFtln-
nlshoj roina ; lent reasonable. C14 S. 17th avr.
K-M233 19 *
2011 ST. MARY'S. FURNISHED ROOMS :
K-M302 19
l.'t.MMIIii ! ) ROOMS AND HOARD.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS WITH OR WITHout -
out board ; steam bent ; electric bella ; baths ,
rntfx reasonable. Midland hotel , 16th & CM.
can" > < * < F M333
FURNISHED STEAM HKATRD ROOMS. MODern -
ern conxenlences , bo.ud. C02 South 131li. F 753
fjlONT ROOMS WlTHr tlOARD AT MRR.
CluirclilU'r. 1S12 Chicago. F 206-22
FURNlSIini ) AND UNFURNISHED ROOMH
with boaid Utcpla , 1721 Davenport st.F
F 18C 19
NICELY FORNISI113D ROOMS. 204 S. 2STII ST.
F M303 2J
IARQB SOtrril ROOMS , WITH STEAM"Ex ;
cellent tablirefirencen. ; . 202 N. 18th.F .
F M31 ! 21 *
roll HH.Vr irXFIIUXISIIKI ) ItOOMS.
4 ROOMS ; WATER IN KITCHKN ; CKNTRAI , :
rea-sonnblrt rent ; nlc'C for hourckevplnff. 1702
Webster nt. O 7.V )
*
6UNlURNIfllED ! CHAMIlUnS TOR HOUSIC-
lieoiiliii ; , man nnd wife ; water In kitchen ; teel
Hlnlcasl. ; . ) pipe. 319 N. 17lh. a MCI2
roil un.\T STOIIKS AXIJ
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY 11RICIC HUIL.D1NO
nt DIG Farinm st. This hulldliff has a Ilio
piijof rement liaRt-ment , complete xte.im heal-
Inir nxlurcH. wilier on all lloom , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the ulllce of Tim life. 'I 010
FIRST CLASS URICIt STORK Mt'lI.DINO. 1011
Kiiriuin , S stories and basement ; will nlti-r to
cult tenant. I/JW rent. 314 Flrtt National
Dank IIIJu. I-M10W-22
_
IIV OENERAlT MKIirilANOISlNO STORK
nml d'lVelUnK IIIIMSO Is for rent thn 1st of Match
next ! tyr fiuthi-r particulars enqulra of John
. Own. MunphlB I' . O , , Neb. I-M319 21
ACKYI'S WAXTKU.
AOKKTH , Jt'lM WEEKLY SALARY TO RIOIIT
parties ; llttln \ > r > ik ; n F HI ( or fomo one ; new
srheino : falluie Inuowilblat write for rpeclul
l.otk Dox < 3M , Ucnton , MUSH.
J-M317 JD
STOUAGi : , FUANIC UWKIIK , J'l IIAIINKY.
PACIFH * HTQRAQi : AND WAHiilOU8B : f'O. ,
W3-DIO Jones. Oenerul etoiaua and forwarding.
M-7J2
WAXTHI1 TO II I'V. '
JND'IIANI ) FlJUNITUUn. IHIOW.VS , 102 S. II ,
N-4M
VANTKII , TO IIUY. UKCONU-IIANIJUU SA-
Inoii llxluriw and rush reglttcr. Adilicss A. F ,
Dyohilt , Old 'eh. NM3M il
jiOL'siTO TIAU DOWN ou MOVIJ. STo
Futunm. X MIM 20
FARM IN PAUTICULAH. IJUT LIST ALL llAIt-
rulna In mil rutulolth F. D , Wcad.
. N-29S-10
6 , 10. ZO , 40 , SO AND 1M ACUINTnACTS OF
good land , with or without lmlklnn ! . ulthln
6 to U mlk-s ( if Omahu , cither In Nebraska
or Iowa , Geo. I1 , lletnls , Puxlon Llocli.
N-310
WANTCD. TO IIUY. A STOCK OF IIOOTB AND
ulioea or erneint m i-cliaiidlxe ; will pay K ptr
cent In rusli nnd Ualanrc In Mmt-claan clear
real estate : nlll lvo nn eqnltabla tleal. Ad-
Uitu Cbinta. Harhin , lann. N MSA ) : o *
SAIK i.'i'itxiTt'iii ' : .
AND CARPETS AT S21 SO. 10TII.
O7SJ2S
JIARD WOOD 4 AND S-I'OOT FENCE Toll
corn crlbblne , C. R. Le. , Wl Uousiu * .
Q-76J
FOR SAI.B , NATIONAL CASH REOI8TER ; AL-
mo l new , liiqulio 70i So. lijib. Q SI515 ] )
SEED BWEirr I'OTATOEH. Y1NELE8S. FREE
Tiled. WIIILiinii , llcniwil , Nrb. Q-.M1W-1I2S'
CliAIUVOVAXTS.
WRH. DR. II. WARREN. CI.AIHVOYANT. RE-
UUo buduem iiittllumi Mil jcar ut 119 N , llth
M. LEON MARRAD , THE CKLU-
brutfd clalivovant , has U'liirned to Omaha , tij
c-n l > coniultrd on all affairs. Without oeK-
ln you qu tlor.i > , 1'rof. Murmd ItlU you ovcry-
thlnK iu t , pmcnt nnd future , Satltfactlon
Simniuerd. Dally fifciu 19 U. m. to I p. in. ,
:9 ranum ti ct. 8 11SM (
MA.SSAC1H , 1IATIIS , RTC.
! , 1J22 DOUGLAS STREirT , ID
floor , room 11 , mamaec , strnm , alcohol nnd
tutpliurlna bath . T 2K-22 *
_
MMK. AMT.S , FORMERLY OP ST. LOUIS , MAS-
MRO nnd batln. C07 8. I3lh St. , Zd floor , room 19.
T-101-M8 *
MADAME LKON , MAH3AOB I'ARLORS. RI'.ST-
ful and refreshing. 417 S. llth St. , upstair *
T M28I-22 *
1IATIIS , MABSAaE. MME , 1'OST , 318'i ' S. 15TH ,
l'-758
FINE I.TAKIIY RIOS CHEAP. ED IIAI'MLEY.
17th nnd SI. Mary's menue. TeleHione , 4ID.
U 757
MISS VAN VALKENDUROH DESTROYS 1'ER-
nmnenlly by electrlcty miperlluouR hair , moles ,
warts , etc. Room 416 , N. Y , Life bMft.U7M
U-7M
VfAVI CO. . W REE HtMLOINO : HOME
trrntment for Is'llrs ; phrlclnii of fifteen years'
experience In attendance ; consultation fiei > .
U-M7M
int.I.n EI'l'lMU.Y CORSET MADE TO ORDER
at 1999 Farnam , Lady canvanstm wanted.
U M706-F2J *
MARIHAOK I'AI'ER WITH 1'HOTOS. 200
"n'ls , " lOo. "How Knot , " Spokane , Wnsh.
U 912-M4 *
LADIES-FRKi : FACIAL STRAM AT I'ALACE
llenutlful , ion Douulas si. , Wednesday mornlns
from 8 to Mi30. U 2JI-1S
WANTED. PERSON TO SHARE CAR TO
Cripple Cretk. 424 N. 17th st. U M303 18 *
LADIES FREE ; I WILL OLADLY SEND TO
nny lady freo. n receipt that Ra o me n mir-
teoia cnmpltxkn ; no nunnitlc : p rfto'ly whole.
ome. Mrs. Nclllo F. Miller , Iwx O 913. Kalamazoo -
mazoo , Mich. U MJ2 * IS *
I WILL QUALIFY YOU AT YOt'R HOME TO
nil any position where n t1iBl-cla s InmKkceper
may be wanted ; for the sum of 3 ; lime re
quired ; two to four wppks ; oxp-rlenced and
unexperienced alike benelltfil ; write for circu
lars. W , II. llarrctt , Nebraska City. Ni-h.
. U M321 19 *
MOXHy TO I.OAX IlEAI , KSTATI3.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRfST CO. . 318 N. Y.
Life Loans nl low rates fi > r choice security In
Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha-city property.
W-761
? " I' ° .AN.AT I-OWEST RATES. T1IB
F. Davla ! Co. 1S05
, Farnam ct. W 7CJ
iV1 rVT ONKY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. IJ. Mclklc , Omilin.
_ _ W-7C3
M ? EY ° OAN" ON
T ; IMPROVED OMAHA
, , ;
leal estate. Ru-nnan , Love & Co. , I'axton hlk.
W-7CI
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 923 N. Y. LIFE
W-7M
ON IMPROVED & I7NIMPROVRD CITY
property , w. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnnm.
. W 767
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARPY. 1 TO
10 years ; low rates. Garvln Rros. , 210 N. Y. L
. W-7C9
OEO. P. REMIS , LOANS , PAXTON HLOCK.
. W-939
FROM J100.00 UP. F. D. WEAD , 10th & Dowlas" .
W 295-M10
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property at 5. 5' { . C and 6V4 per cent. Pusey &
Thomas , room 207 , First National Rank bldir.
_ _ _ _ W 233
TO LOA.V CIIATTKLS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
nsrsen , waitans , ctc.e nt lowmt rat-s In cltv :
no remo\al of Roods
' ; strictly conlldfnllal ; you
* a" Oft " ' U"y tlme or ln "ny
umount
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
301 ! S. ICth si.
X 770
MONEY TO LOAN. SO. CO , 99 DAYS : FURNI-
turc , pianos , etc. DuIT Green , room S. Rather blk
X771
I1USIMOS3 CIIAXCKS.
CRIPPLE CRREK GOLD STOCKS. SAFE AND
sure ; Jj and upwards Invested often brines
fabulous and quick returns by placlns your
orders with the Van Ruren Investment Co.
( IncorroiutPil ) . bankMs and brokers. 80S Kith st.
Denever , Colo. Y 772
CIUPl'LE CREEK .MINING STOCKS ItAVR
advanced 300 per cent since last July : wo are
memhoni ofthe Mock exchange at Cripple Civfk
wliei-o stock Is sold at Its truexalue ; stock In
shlpplns mines now selling nt 8 cents upward"
and In undeveloped mines 1 cent pfr share up
wards ; wp can pick out the Bood stocks : stocin
are now belnff ofr red to eastern customem for
10 centH. that would nat sell for 1 cent on this
exclmnite ; no lemltlimces less than 11250 bi-
vemej ; manual with Crlppln Creek mlnlns map
inalUd on receipt of 10 cents ; references. Mer
chant. ! und U. S. National banks. Omaha. K
Ilcnedlct & Co. , Cripple Cnwlc , Colo.
Y-S34-M2
ONE OF TUB BEST SALOONS IN THE CITY-
must sell on account of sickness. Addn-m p. o'
IJox S13 , West Point , Neb. Y M194 '
WHEAT IS ROOMING AND IS THE CHEAPest -
est speculative commodity In the world today-
anyone who hits $1 to spare should buy It ; trade
through n responsible house nnd net reliable
Information by sending for our large red Iwok
containing all necessary Information to enable
unyone to handle their Investment Intelli
gently : also our dolly market bulletin , which
sUBKestH when nnd what to buy both free
Stansell & Co. , Rankers and Drokera. 132 Trndl
er " ldg. . Chicago. Y M226-19"
GOOD UUSINES3 OPENING ; A FIRST-CLASS
opening for haidware , or general merchandise
In one of the best county seat towns In Iowa ,
for suitable room to rent , addreca L 1. cure
Uee- Y M322 19
FOIl I3.VCHAXGU.
FINE STOCK OF CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE
for younir all purpose1 horses. Address Mlcham
& UaKley , llloomflclil , Nebrnakq. 2-939.21
I AM GOING TO ST. LOUIS TO LIVE AND
wish to excbanKe my hous and lot on Fnrnnm
st. for house and lot In St. Loulri. Address
1C 69. llee. X187
FOR SALE-HOMES IN CLIFTON HILL FOR
cash nnd clear vacant lots. A. P. Tukey New
York Life , B-MZM-IJ
WANTED-TO TRADE A GOOD DRAFT HORSE
for a good driver : will pay cash for dlffeipnce
Call nt S2J No. 16th. ZM237-22 '
FOR EXCHANGE-JW.OM STOCK OF SHOES
and gents' furnishing good. ! for one-thlnl cash
and balance real estate. Simpson & Co . 10M o
St. , Lincoln , Neb , Z JIMI-13 *
WANT TO EXCHANGE-IMPROVED AND UNImproved -
Improved Omaha property for C , 10 20 40 80
and ISO acre Iractn of go.nl land , with or without -
out building * , cither In Nebraska or Iowa.
George P. llcmli , Pnxton block. Z-311
*
WILL RXCHANQE GOOD OMAHA REAL ES-
state. Improved and unlmprotcd , together with
BUlIlclent cash , for gllt-edge Omaha business
properly , either Improved or unimproved , Geo.
P , llemli , I'nxton block. 7 M
von s.vLii HIAL ESTATK.
HARGAINS. SALK OR TRADE , IN CITY PROP-
ertles and farmu. Jno. N , Frenzer , opp. P. o '
. RE 773
GEO. P. REMIS , HOUSES , LOTS , IRRIGATED
faini lands , loans , 305 nnd 306 Paxton block
RE-323
AI1STRACT3. THE RYRON REED COMPANY.
. RE-774
FOR 8ALi-HANN'S PARK. GRAND ISLAND.
Neb. , the largest nnd m < U beautiful park 111
central Nebraska , containing 20 acres , large
hall , with nlnno and all modern ImimivcmenU :
teims very liberal. For jiartlculara Innulro of
Henry Hann , Grand Island , Nrb.
RE-M2S3.M1B
J0.900 MODERN 1IRICIC HOUSE FOR JI.OOO.
f2 ft. 3-slory store. Farnam ut. , JIJ.HOO.
\Vrfl Farnam st. residence lot , St > 00.
Acio In Hide Pork , 300.
Lot on Center > t. , will take piano , 1219.
F. D. Wead , IClh and Douglas > ts , RE 297-19
HORSK3 WINTERED ; I1E8T OP CARE
given her > es , both winter nnd trimmer. Aildiet *
M. J. Wi-lch. Qrelna , Neb. 773
AXI1
U. K. nuiiKirr , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
tmbalmtr. 5 Cblcaco ! . . telephone w. 7J
BWANSON & YAUEN , 1'gl CUMl"Nq , TEL. 10CO
777
M. O. MAUI. . UNDERTAKER AND EM-
balmer. 1417 Farnam it , , tflfphono ttS. 77S
AXl ) LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & D. ASS'N PAY
C , 7 , 8 per rent when 1 , t , 1 yean old ; ulnaya
redeemable. 1704 Farnam it. , Nattlnscr , sec.
sec.7tl
HOW ' 1O GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on MVlngn. Apply to Omaha L. & II.
Au'n , 1701 Farnanu U. M. Nuttlnscr , sea
713
BUIS10 , ART AND I.AXfJt'AC.U. '
PIANO. GOOD CONDITION. 7 : TOR SALK
or runt. William 11. Bchmolter. fifth rloor Me-
Cague tliU. ' itJ63N *
GEORGn F. OELLKNUKCK. DANJO AND
eultar teacher. 1I1C CliK-aio t , 1M
IIOTHLS.
AETNA HOt'SK ( RrilOPEAN ) . N , W. COR.
Hth nnd Dodfre > . Rnom by day or week. 7M
LOST.
LOST OR STOLEN ! ONE RLACK AND
whltfl conr ; from : C18 Popplelon nvc. Liberal
reward for return. Ixwl M31S 21 *
HIIOHTIIAM ) AXIJ TYI > 13WHlTI.\fl.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , C13 N , Y , LIFR.
779
PITMAN SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND TAUGHT
by mall by an ex-oiflclii1 reporter. For par
ticular * address F. E. Hell , 701 N. Y. L. bldg.
Omatm. 17G-18 *
nicvcLns.
OMAHA RIC\'CLH CO. , REST PLACE TO RUY
blcyclei ; blc > clc repaired. 223 N. 16th st. C07
I'l'IIOLSTKHIXC ! I'fHMTIMlK ,
FURNITURE PACKED , MATTRESSES MADE
and rcnmnlcd. window cushions made ; prices
reduced. M. S. Walklln , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1U1.
780
I'AAVXHHOKI'.HS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 419 N. 165T. .
7
STOCKHOLDEnS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby ulvcn tlmt the regular
nnntml mcctliiK of the stockholders of tlio
South 1'lntto Land company will bo held at
the olllco of Bald company. In Lincoln , Ne
braska , at 10 o'clock n. in. , an the llrst
Wednesday In March , ISM , being the fourth
ilny of the month.
lly order of the board of director * .
II. O. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
Lincoln , Ncbrnslca , Febnmrv 3 , 1S96.
E-Feb 4-M-201
c CNNYROYAL PILLS
Orlclnnl Biid Onlr Ocnnlnr.
> rt , Uwij MlljbU. MOIMJU
n Itrrt ! .
.in. . r l l with blot rli > txm. TnUe
uthor. XtfuildanymtiliiidHlv-
n and tmtlatttni. M Urunlin. or i-nj 4
. ChlclTtVter Cfcemfcol Co.Mort l yn iqi ri
- _ d _ _
. i-U .V
4kdhr ) ul Laoil Druulitf.
{ HOW TO BE A
Tf Are .von Iroublcd with mental -
_ * * tal weakness , nervousness ,
y loss of Boximl power , nleht omlBslons , tin-
_ k nalnnil dls ArTTTAT chnrges , laclt of do- _
J ulro to per JX ± * JJ- * | 0rni mental labor , Y
caused by youthful Indiscretions. If BO ,
? send forfullslxboxf A | ) Tf ! treatment '
iaLJ\.UJli
of Turklsli Lost Manhood A
? Capsules fcr $5 00 G uaniiiieed to cure or Y
w money rolnrned. Shurlo CHI RO'Xr ! . T
J boxes Cl. This Is no falce * -lvC JM < JT
euro , nor freu prescription ns mpdlcliiu i
A coflts money. Don't bo fooled Ilnhn'o fl
T PhurniBcy , UOl'J F.trnam Street , Omaha. T
A For f.atllfi Turkish Tansy and I'ctiC
. i , if-- I'll If. no\cr fall to tirliiK incdA
f. atrildl'on nitre to tha ifujJl box , (5 ( or to 9
A L-y m all. llahn's I'hurmncy , Unmliu. i
16 to
35darB. Vou car. bo treated at home for
> Uho Bamo prlco i-ndcrsnmo g-unrauty. II
I/yon / prefer to como hero wo HlU contract
to pnr railroad faro and hotel 0 Hs.anO no
cbarco.ir wo foil to cure. If you havn taken mer
cury , Iodide potacli , and still bavo aches and
n tins , MucouBl'ato'ios In mouthSoro Throat ,
t'luiplos , Copper Colored Spots , Ulcers nn
117 part of the boilr , IlulrorEynbronra failing
J it , It la this Syphilitic 1ILOOI ) POISON that
Wo jjunrnnteo to cure. Wo solicit the most obatl-
nnto cases * nd challenge tlio world fur a
cano IYO cannot cure * U'hls dhenio hna nhroya
bnlllod tko skill of the most eminent pliy l
cliins. (11000,000 capital behind our uncondi
tional Guaranty. Absolutojnvoofrt sent denied on
ippllCtttion. Address COOK ItBMUDY CO. ,
307 Mnaoulc Temple , CHICAGO , ILU
AVILCOX COfllPOTTWn
V SafuiunlMJUi : . Ahvajsrollftblo. 'lakeno
snlulUutp. riirsMeliynllilriiwIiin. f2 > . rtfinUrU.
for U'aiiMiii't .SVrtpmmf. WIU'OX fti'KOIKIU CO. .
228 buuth Eighth Street , rillLADELl'lUA , 1'A.
DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY
L _ All Druggists.
EVERY WOMAN
Sometimes neciln a rellabl-
montldy regulating medlchx
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS ,
A-3 prompt , safe nnd cprtaln In rcrult The ponu-
ne ( Ur. IVnl' > n " - > T' ' ' " ' 'n' > : nt , "nr aaywbera
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MUNYON
WINS TIIE-1IEDICAL PRO-
Strong Indorsement From Weil-
Known 'Physicians ' ,
Rheumatiam , Cat.irrli Dyspepsia and the
Most Obstinate Diseas.s Cured by
Mnnyon's ' Improved Homoe
opathic Remedies.
D. D. Drown , M , D. , of Solomon , Kansas ,
says : "My kidneys were very sore anil
ached most of the > time. The pain was severe -
vero when t stooped over or lay on my back ,
and It was almost Impossible to straighten
up after sitting down. I had much trouble
with my water and bladder. In three dayi
after beginning Mimyon's Kidney Cure and
Bladder Cure I was relieved , and nlnco that
tlmo I have felt Ilko a now man. I have
Lcen practicing medicine for thirty years
and have used all kinds of drugs , but found
nemo with such wonderful curative powers
as those of Munyon's Hcmcdles. "
Munyon'a Rheumatism Cure never falls to
relieve In one to three hours , and cures In
a few days. Price , 25c.
Munyon's Dyspesla Cure Is guaranteed to
cure all forms of Indigestion and stomach
trouble ? . Price , 23c.
Munyon's Catarrh Hcmedles positively
cure. Price , 2Bc each.
Munyon's Kidney Cures peedlly cures
pains In the back , loins and groins and all
forms of kidney disease. Price , 2Bc.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a boon to
all women. Price , 25c. \
Asthma Cure , with Asthma Herbs , $1.00.
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervousness
and builds up the system. Price , 25e.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache
In three minutes. Price , 2Gc.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles. Price , 25o.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all Im
purities of the blood. Price , 25c.
Munyon's Vltallzer restores lost powers to
weak men. Price , $1.00.
A separate cure for each disease. At all
druggists , 25 cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon , 1505
Arch street , Philadelphia , Pa. , answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
TRYING TO OUTWIT TUB SHARKS
1'luHM for Giving Street I < n1iorerH Cusli
IiiHtc'iiil of Wnrrnntx.
Chairman Munrorof the Board of Public
Works has addressed a communication to the
city council , In which that body Is asked If
aonio means cannot be provided by which
the employes of the street department maybe
bo protected from the warrant sharks who
arc now getting a considerable portion of their
wages. t ;
When the labor matter was first brought
before the council by a petition from the
various local labor organizations the Board
of Public Works was directed to begin work
ou the streets at'/ once In order to give a
few days' employment , to some of the most
deserving applicants for work. These In
structions are being 'cArrled out by the board
and each married man who bring * satis
factory assurances of. his merits Is given
throe days' work In turn. But the council
neglected to provide 'how the men wcro to
bo paid. Almost without exception they arc
penniless and consequently they ara com
pelled to cash their , tlmo checks , for which
the brokers deduct a commission of 10 cents
on each 'day'sWoVlf'TJiq ; 'men work eight'
hours "a day , so Hie cltscoxiilt''reduces 'tholr
aggregate earnings to a considerable extent. '
Chairman Munro takes the ground that this
U a case where-the council should strain a
point If necessary. He says that the men
need every dollar of the $3.60 which each Is
allowed to earn. He recommends that a
small amount be set aside out of some
fund , to be used by the city treasurer in
paying those * time checks and thus allowing
the laborers to get the full benefit ot their
three days' employment.
Comptroller Westberg says that there Is a
sufficient balance in the general fund to
allow the required amount to be set aside ,
the general fund to be reimbursed when the
curbing , guttering and cleaning fund will
permit. The only objection. In his opinion , to
the plan recommended is that It might
establish a precedent which might be used
as a pretext for future loose methods in
cases where there' was not so good a purpose
to be served.
KLICS GIVK A SOCIAL SHSS1O.N.
Luciil LoilKcKiiU'Hnln VlxKorN In the
Orili'r'M 1'iTiillnr AVfij- .
The Kike entertained tholr friends last
night with a stag social. The fun started
at 8:30 : , when C. S , Potter , chairman , opened
the festivities with a neat speech. Ed O ,
Urandt was appointed clerk , and Tom
Ormsby and Chaiincey Head policemen.
Messrs. Edward S. Thompson and Albert V.
Klnslor gave a very fine exposition of the
quarrel scene from Julius Caesar. Mr.
Thompson later In the evening gave evi
dence of being a superb mimic. The Elks'
quartet , W , S. McCune , Edward Treat , Jo
Barton and A. J. Vankman , rendered n
selection of quartets and solos , the singing
of "Remember Me , " by W. S. McCuno.
being exceptionally well done. Moses P.
O'Brien of Wnlla Walla lodge 287 , and M
F. Larrabee of Jackson , Mich. , lodge1,13 , ,
proved entertainers of the highest order ,
Gcorgo I' . Cronk recited James Whltcomb
HIJey's superb poem , "Old Man and Jim , "
Chief Iteddcll made a few remarks , J , II ,
McTaguo recited the "Blushing Brldo" and
C , S. Potter sung a song.
At 11 o'clock the Committee sent to Boyd's
opera house to bring the members of the
"Venulno Yentleman" company arrived , es
corting John Whlteley , manager , Harry A.
Smith , n. J. Moyo and Jules S. Klsch ; Mr.
Smith is an old Omaha favorite , having been
a member of Roland Reed's company for a
number c" years , and was ono ofthe- com
pany that played at the first Klks' benefit In
188S , In the old Hoyd'o theater on Farnam
street , ho sang "Only * Ie , " a very nwcet
ballad , and followed It with a story of Old
Virginia. R , J. Mcye told two very funny
German dialect .stories. Jules S. Ktiwl , was
: ar years le ( iln . man in the olrtj stock com
pany connected \\lllt the Grand opara house
on Fifteenth strei/tl.lio'sang the "Wine Song"
and the "Old Irjljjn , J'B. ' " John Whlteley ,
manager o ( tha company , made a neat
speech , and ot midnight the pudlence joined
hands and sang "A'ulJ Lang Syne , "
Cnniiclliurn Mayl-TilU n Vncntloii.
Members of thd city council are planning
a retrenchment oft.\uork during the coming
hot months. Theij'jSi\re \ still a good ways
ahead , but they have begun to hunt up prece
dents In the action jiMlio councils ot eastern
cities In taking jtuiirnmer vacation. It Is
urged that the council does but little busi
ness during the summer months and one
meeting a month woUId ba miindent to dis
pose of matteru thatjjnlght come up , with a
special call In canetoMan emergency ,
Beecham's pills are for billi-
ousness , billious headache.dys
pepsia , heartburn , torpid liver
dizziness , sick headache , bad
taste in the mouth , coated
tongue , loss of appetite , sallow
skin , etc , , when caused by
constipation ; and constipation
isthe most frequent cause of
all of them ,
Go by the book. Pills i6c
and 250 a box. Book free at
your druggist's , or write B , F.
Allen Co. , 356 Canal St. , N. Y
SPECTATORS WILL BE FE\\ \ \
Newspaper Oorrespondonts About the Onlj
Ones Left in El Faso.
STUART MAINTAINS THAT HE IS READY
I'roiu I'rpftrtit InillondiiiM tlio
Wilt 1U- Short If the Moil Do ( lot
Kltr. II rail ) ' to
Kltlht Curliotl.
RIj PASO , Feb. 18. Prlzfx fight matters
wore very qulol today. Not more than n
corporal's guard of sporting men Is on hand
walling for Friday , and It U not mire that
all of them will remain that long , Fltzslm-
mons went back to his work this morning
and only appeared In El Paso for a few
minutes shortly before noon. He had noth
ing to say regarding the situation , except
that ho expected lo win and win very
quickly. Ho Is very sore over the loss of
his $1,000 forfeit money yesterday , and If
he defeats Mahcr , the latter will get a worse
licking than he might have received had
FKzylmmonfi obtained what lie1 considers
his right. He laughed when told of the
Interchange of telegrams between Corbctt
and Julian , and repeated what ho had said
In the early morning about his willingness
to meet CorbetU
"I will fight him anywhere ho likes , at
any time ho likes , In London or In this
country. All I ask Is a place where we can
bo safe from Interference. I would not go
through again whnt I have been through
down here for all the champlotuihlps that
ever wcro made. I can lick Corbett nnd I
will lick him It wo ever get Into the ring to
gether. That's all I have to say about him.
When I have whipped Maher , I will bo
champion of the world by virtue , ot-Corbctt's
'own 'action In giving the championship to
Mahcr , and I will accommodate Jim with a
clmnco to got his championship again. 1
won't keep him waiting , cither. "
Governor Ahumnila left Juarez this morning
for various points In the Interior of his
province. He has come to thei conclusion
that there will be no trouble , and that his
presence on the border Is no longer neces
sary.
If reports from Las Cruces may be relied
upon , Mahor's eyes are Improving and the
Irishman Is going about the New Mexican town
with shadded glasses on. Jimmy Conroy says
Peter , between bolls nnd "alkali eyes" has
not done more than ten days all told of good
honest training. Buck Connelly declares
that his charge will be In the ring on Fri
day ; that he thinks Peter will be In reason
able shnpa then , so far as his eyes are con
cerned. Dr. Gandoll declares that , while
Mahcr may , ho should not attempt to fight
under a couple of weeks.
WILL , BE SOON ENDED.
Should the men fight , the battle Is ex
pected to be a short and sharp one. It is
the plan ot the Mahcr party It they must
fight , to send their man after Fltzalmmons
with a rush. In the hope ot getting Fltz-
sln.mons on the. go nnd ot landing him by a
fortunate blow early In the proceedings.
It Is. In fact , about the only hope the Ill-
conditioned man has. He can scarcely hope
to play a waiting or a defensive game with
the lanky Australian. If Fltzslmmons car
ries out his Intentions , ho will nl o sail in
from the call of time. Fltzslmmons has
heard of Manor's plan of battle , and he
proposes going In on the same lines and
ending his adversary In quick time. There
fore , the few who will sec the fight , expect
a short but exceedingly lively mixing.
Enoch Hector says the battle will not last
moro than three rounds. Others say five
will be the limit. Few think It will last
eight or ton rounds.
Dan Stuart says there will bo a fight
unless the principals or one of them fall.
He Is ready to fulfill his part , as he has
been slnco ho declared there should be a
fight near El Paso. He does not care now
It there are only newspaper men for specta
tors. It Is probable there will not bo more
than 200 or 300 at the fight. The would-be
spectators have nearly all disappeared , and
the strangers in town are principally from
the country surrounding.
Late reports from Las urucas are to tne
offset that ono of Maher's eyes Is entirely
well and that the other Is practically free
from Inflammation. Ho took a tramp ot two've
miles and went through all hU exorcise ex
cept punching the bag. It Is announced that
ho will surely bo In condition to enter the
ring on Friday.
COIiniOAN CAUGHT TIIIIE13 EVENTS.
Lniiiloil the Flrxt One -with n Fifteen
ti > OneShot. .
SAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 18. Today was a
sort of oft day at Ing'.esldo ; nevertheless ,
owing to the fine weather , a very large
crowd was In attendance. In the second
event Harry Grlflln rode a magnificent race
and snatched the victory from Lizzie H ,
the favorite , by a scant nose. Corr'gan'F
colt , Tenacity , was a burprlse , winning1 the
mlle nnd an eighth event at the odds of
15 to 1 from the favorite , Foremost. Corrigan -
gan alfo captured the fourth race with Ko-
wnlsky and the fifth with Olive , both of
which were odds-on favorites. Favorites'
won the fourth pnd fifth races , second
choices taking two events and an outsider
the th'rd. ' There -will be a special match
race tomorrow for a J2.0UJ purc.0 between
Oakland , Cadmus nnd Uutso ? , owned by the
Oakland stable , A. 17. Spreckels and Mc-
Naughton & Mulr , respectively. Summaries :
First nice , four fur.ongs , selling , 2-year-
olds , purse $100 : Queen Flambeau , 98 ,
won ; Gray Hurpt , 109 , second ; St. Dun-
stnn , 101 , third. Time : 0:50'4. : ' Llndemhilo ,
Hod Panther. Lord Chestcrlleld , I ) . J. Tobin -
bin , Fannie S , Cyrus KliiF. Miss Pickwick ,
colt , nml Timlesldo nlfo ran.
Second nice , six furlongs. Belling , puree
$100 : Sam Li-nko , 112 ( Orlllln ) , 4 to 1 , won ;
L'zz'o ' II , 103 ( Garner ) . 2 to 1 , Bscotnl : Pique ,
inr ( Plgpott ) . third. Time : 1:16 % . Don Plo
Pico , Little Jlinmlc. Kir Vasnar , Clura Wil
son , C'nuclo Hill , Edscmont and Pearson
alpo ran.
Third race , one mlle nnd nn eighth , ncll-
Inir , purno $100 : Tenacity , 88 ( Jones ) , ID to
1 , won ; Foremost. 9G ( PlRgott ) , C to 5 , second
end ; Uuncarven. 101 ( Cochrnn ) , G to 1 , third.
Time : lrfi. : IJ. II. Shirley , Hoyle , Ileil Hoot
Julia O , Orbltt and Colllna also ran.
Fourth race , six furlonKS. F lllnK. nurse
$100 : Kowa'sky , 87 ( Jones ) . 9 to 10 , won ;
nnllnnt. S3 ( Plggott ) , B to 1 , second ; llrnw
Scott , 99 ( C. Slaughter ) , 10 to 1. third. Tlmo :
1:15. Mninxtav , Minnie C , Mlhs HOHS and
Shleldbearer nlpo rnn.
Fifth race , seven furlongs , selling , purse
$100. 3-ycnr-olds and upward : Olive , ! 'S ' ( Gar
ner ) . 1 to 4. won ; Ferris Hnrttnnn. 93 ( C.
S'nughter ) , 5 to 1 , cecond ; Schnltz. 103
( Jones ) , 9 to 1 , third. Tims : l:29i. : Uodo-
( rap also rnn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now Orl > niiM Ilnre
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 18. Weather flue ;
track good. Stiinmniles : ,
First race , purto JKO , for 3-year-old , sell-
IrB , fix furlongs : Clalley West (15 ( to 1) )
won , Purl (3 ( to 1) ) second , Wur Song (7 ( to 5) )
third. T'me : lir.y : .
Becond race , ipursc J200 , maiden 2-yoar-
oli8 ! , four furlonf s : llusfcll A (10 ( to 1) ) won.
Ilcnnlo liello (5 ( to 1) ) Recond , Ironstone (5 (
to 1) ) third Time : 0 : } i.
Third race , puree Ti > 0 , for 4-year-olds , six
furlongn : HerBiie (2 lo 1) ) won , Hart (100 to
1) ) Bpcond , Dutch Arrow (0 ( to 1) ) third. Tlmo :
'Fourth race , J200 , handicap , for 4-year-olds
and upwnrd , ono mile : Cleorge W (10 ( to
1) ) won , I'ulltzer (3 ( to 1) ) second , Juke X.lm-
inermaii (7 to 1) ) third. Time : l42ty. ;
Fifth race , pursa $200 , for 3-year-oldp nnd
upward , seven and n half furlongs : I'rln-
rws Itose ( C to 1) ) won , MiiHonlc (30 ( to 1) )
'pcoml. Alto Juno (7 ( to D ) third. Time : lr.9. :
Sixth race , purse J250. for 3-ycar-olds , tell-
Inif , six furlongs ; Minerva (7 ( to M won ,
Mttlo C'llffn (5 ( to 1) ) second , John Stewart
(15 ( to 1) ) third. Time : l:17'/j. :
l lo Alia If llu.ViilNiiiirc. .
There has been same complaint from resi
dents In the vicinity of Seventh and Marcy
streets that a dump had been permitted to
remain near the Union Pacific tracks and
hat It had been burning for uoveral weeks to
ho general discomfort of the residents.
iealth Commissioner Savllle Inveitlgatcd the
matter and found that the refuse from the
cars had been dumped over the embankment
and that as It became rotten a disagreeable
odor was emitted. The railroad officials were
ueen. and have assured the authorities that
the trouble will not V e allowed to cccur
again.
llouiiil to Cntoh I'hll.
Tbo evidence In the case agaliul Phil Me-
Govern was Introduced In police court Fri
day afternoon and both the etato and the dc-
'eiiEo rented , One of the lines cf defcnaj ad
vanced was that McGorern was married and
consequently could not be prosecuted on the
charge against him. If th ! bring ! ) about a
dismissal , the coitntjr attorney ay that ho
In ready to swear out a charge of adultery
The arguments In Iho ciro will occur on ncx
Thursday afternoon.
svritii.Mi : coi'iir SYM.AIII.
Sharpleyn against Glffen. Error fron
Lancaster county , Hevcrsed. Opinion b >
Chief Justice Post.
Want of consideration In nn action on n
promissory note la new mntter which inns
bo especially pleaded nnd Is not available
ns a defense under a general dental.
2. The plnlntlff may , as n mntter of right
under section 430 of the civil code , OlnmlM
his action without prejudice nt nny time
before Its final submission to the court or
Jury.
In ro Edward Pctry. Habeas corpus. Wrli
denied. Opinion by Chief Justice Post.
Errors nnd Irregularities of the trial cour ;
In a criminal prosecution must be correclei
by direct proceedings for a review of the
llnnl Judgment or order complained of. The
writ of habeas corpus la never n'lowed us
n substltutf for nn appeal or writ of error.
2. A fugitive from justice surrendered by
one stnto upon demand of another may ,
notwithstanding hltt objection , he prosecntei !
by the latter for nny extrndltnble offenpo
committed within Its borders without first
having ; had an opportunity to return to the
Rtnto by which lie wns surrendered. Las-
ngalnft Georgia IIS U. 8. 037.
3. A fugitive Is not In such case denied
nny rights , privileges or Immunities secured
to him by the constitution or the laws of
the United Btntes.
4. In re Hoblnson , 29 Neb. , dlfltlnctiilfliecl.
First National Dank against McICInney.
Error from Dawea county. Hcversed. Opin
ion by Chief Just'co Post.
Proof of falre statements Knowingly made
bv the purchaser of goon.s whereby he If
shown to be possessed of a largo amount ol
property over and above his llnbllltlea Is
admissible under nn nKoRntlon that , being
Insolvent , he knowlnglv concealed his In
solvency from the vendor.
2. A vendor who Is Induced to part with
possession of property through 1110 fraud
of the purchasers has his election to re
scind the contract nmt recmim the property
solil or to ratify nnd purmie his ordinary
remedy by on action on the contract ,
3. But such remedies arc not concurrent
nnd by electing to pursue one with n knowl
edge of the facts he waives his right to the
other.
First National Bank , Girenwood. against
Cnss County. Error from Cass county. Af
firmed. Opinion- Judge Harrison.
Where the bill of exceptions purporting to
contain the evidence In a case Is not au
thenticated by the certificate of the c.erk
ot the trial court , " It Is not properly before
this court and will not be examined , nnd
assignments of error depending upon mnt-
ter.s of evidence cannot be denied.
Wnugh against Graham. Error from Lan
caster county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Judge
Harrison. , ,
In nn appeal from the action ot a body
authorized to he.ir nnd decide applications
for license to sell Intoxicating liquors. In
order to properly present any evidence
which may have been Introduced at the
original bearing to the iwpellato court U
must bo reduced to wrltlnir. lied : In the
office of application nnd transmitted to
the appellate court.
2. A petition tiled In nn application for
license to sell intoxicating liquor should
cniunlii such n description of tne premise *
where It Is proposed to conduct the busi
ness ns Indicates the exact location , and
If It does this it Is sulllcient.
3. Persons remonstrating against the Is
suance ot n liquor license should make nnd
present the objections they aeslro to urge
to the body nuthorlzed by law to pass
upon applications for such licenses * . Ordi
narily , qupstlonji not raised before the
original tribunal , need not. or will not , be
conHldored In the npl > ollate court.
4. The authority to pass upon applications
fo- liquor licenses ve ts In th < > body upon
which It Is by law conferred a discretionary
power. Its action Is judicial and not merely
ministerial.
5. Where questions of fact have been de
termined by the body authorized to pnts
upon applications for licenses to sell In-
toxli-atlng liquors and also by the district
court to which nn appeal has been taken
from the decision of the licensing body
and the llndlujTS or conclusions agree ,
they will not bo disturbed In error pro-
O'ctdlngs to this court , unless manifestly
wrong.
Chllderson against Chllderson. Error
from Clay county , Afllrmed. Opinion by
Judge Harrison.
Where a case Is presented for review
to this court within the time allowed In
which to perfect on appeal , but a petition
In eiror Is filed therewith , the party bring
ing the case here will bo presumed to
liavo elected the remedy by error and the
case will be so considered.
2. Where the bill of exceptions Is not
properly authenticated by the certificate
of the cleric of the district court , as rc-
ruirtd by law. It need not be examined by
this court.
Burnham against Tlamge. Error from
Douglas county. Attlrmcd. Opinion by
Judge Norvnl.
An affidavit for an attachment setting
fcith the grounds therefor In ths language
of the statute Is sufficient.
; Etror cannot bo predicated by judg
ment debtor upon the making of an order
upon garnlshnee to pay monjy Ir.tc coi.rt
or the refusal to vacate such order , when
luch debtor disclaims any Interest In the
moru'V gnrnlf.heed.
iBsitt against Dewey. Appeal from Gage
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Judge Nor-
vol.
Where a mother executes a deed ' > her
son nnd voluntarily places the same upon
record for the purpose , and with the Intent.
of i usplng title to grantees , ndunl nnnunl
delivery and formal acceptance an ; not es
sential to the validity of the conveyance.
2. Evidence held to biipport the findings
nnd decree.
Norwegian Plow company against Holl-
man. Error from Mndlbon county. Af
llrmed. Opinion by Judge Norval.
A rurty cannot predicate error u pen n ru'- '
nr ; which he procured to ) e mad' .
2. The transcript of appeal is the exclu
sive evidence of the proceedings In the trial
court.
I A court of equity will not enjoin a Judg
ment at law upon the ground or fraud
where It does not appear tlmt such Judg
ment Is Inequitable , or where It Is ills-
closed that plaintiff has not oxerclped due
diligence in the assertion of bis rights.
Hlckmnn against Luyne. Error from Lan
caster countv. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Judge Norvnl.
Evidence examined and hold to support
the verdict.
2. Instructions given and refused , not re
viewed because insufficiently assigned for
error In the motion tor n new trial.
3. PHIntlff Introduced In evidence nn
temlzed account of material furnished ,
which the jury took to their rooms when
considering of their verdict. Held not preju-
lldal error.
4. Error cannot be predicated on the
admission of certain testimony , where ample
plo testimony of the same nature was ad
mitted without objection.
G. The party upon whom rests the burden
of the Is.sue Is entitled to open and elope
ho evidence nnd arguments to the Jury on
ho trial of the cnus-e.
Where the party holding the nfllrinutlvr
waives the opening nrKUincnt to the Jury
10 Is not thereby deprived of closing the
C.IKO after blu iidvert-ary had made Ills ar
gument.
Homo Flro Insurance company
Cennedy. Error from Dougiuti county. Af
Irmed. Opinion by Chief Jtiftk-e Post.
An insurance company which , after a
tfs of the property covered by Its pollcv
vlth a knowledge of acts amounting to 11
ireach of warranty by the limited , fnlls
o declare yueh policy forfeited , but on the
contrary , continues to recognize Its liability
hereon by demanding1 repeated proofs of
OHM and by Insisting upon arbitration tindoi
a t-tlpiilallon which npplli-s to the mcuftiro
of damage onlv , will bo held lo linvu wniviul
all defenses bused upon mich brcnoh of
warranty and resulting fnrfelturo of the
policy.
2. So held , notwithstanding the secretary
of Iho defendant company In returning the
proof of loss for correction added , "This
company neither admits or denies Its ! ln-
jlllty nor waives any of Its rights under
said jiollcy. "
3. A stipulation for arbitration which
lops not provide for mihmlttliiK the tmiltcrx
n dispute to u pattlcu'ur person or tribunal ,
int to one or more personx to be mutually
cl-osen. IB recnverablo by either party and
will not oust thn jurisdiction nf the court *
having cognizance of Iho subject of tin-
controversy ,
4. An Insurance company by denying UK
labllltv on the ground of n forfeiting of
bo policy by rearon of a breach of war
ranty by the lumped waives whntuver right
t may hnvo hail to lnnl t upon uihltratlon
as a means of determining the amount of
IIP plaintiff's damage.
Wukefleld against Connor , Aiirwa ! from
county , Atllrmed , Opinion by
Commissioner Ryan.
There In presented In Ibis caao only a
ir.estlon of fact , which the district court
ittormlned uiton conflicting evidence ; lib
i-dgment Is therefore nfllrmod.
HurllnKlm nt'uliift Under * . Error from
leward county , Alllrmed. Opinion by Com-
iils.sloiier Hyan ,
Where there Is no error aulllclontly as-
Igned In the petition ; In error to rhullcngo
ho attention of the nupremu court except
uch H are claimed to have arisen upon
hn alleged giving or refusals to give In-
tructtoiiH an entire failure to authenticate
hcsn alleged Instructions precludes thn
-jiihldcnitlon of ustilKMiiiciitu of error with
e ect thereto.
Mone'l against Irev. Appeal from Doug-
as county , npyerscd. Opinion by C'oinmla-
loner Hyan.
Where the vhalntlff'H right lo have en-
olnrvl the Isuuancu of a treasurer's deed
cppnds upon his ntllrmatlvcly vhowlng Hint
he Kile pursuant to which tmch deed If
) bo Issued wan rnudo In violation of an
njunctlon prohibiting It lucre must , to1 en-
Itlii to the relief prayed , be evidence of
bo very essential fact that , nt the tlmo
f the lax sulo , euch decree was In exist-
nc .
BIG CROWD BUT NO LYNCHING
Curiosity Eviilcntly Attroctcil the Major
Portion of the Spectators.
MOB THREATENS PEARL BRYAN'S ' SLAYERS
Itclnjn r PolU-c Arontul the
Cliirlniiall .lull to 1'rovent n
DrtiioiiNlrndoii AKIIIIN | | ,1ncl ( .
mill nml
CINCINNATI , Kcb. tS.-0 lns to an In
cendiary advertisement calling for 1.000 men
nl Court and Sycamore streets at 8:30 : this
morning , "ready for work , " there was n
well founded apprehension that a mob ws to
bo KJlliToil to lynch the prisoners , Jackson
and WalllnB. when on their way from the Jnll
to the police court. Court ( ind Sycamore are
In the Jail vicinity nnd the prisoners wcro
to bo taken to the police court nt 8:30 : this
morning.
A crowd did assemble , but n heavy relay of
police was found there and no concentration
was permitted. Llttlo by llttlo now got
abroad that no occasion for any sort of
demonstration could arise for the nlmplo
reason that the prisoners had bocn quietly
removed to the city hall two hours before
the tlmo when It was supposed they would
leave the Jail. Notwithstanding this fact ,
curious people kept coming to that vicinity
ony to find no cause for excitement.
The third appearance ot Jacknon and WallIng - ' (
Ing In the police court today served to crowd j
the corridors leading to the court room with 1
a Jostling , curious assembly of men and *
women. Ample guards were placed , how
ever , H > that no ono got Into the court room
who did not have n right to bo there.Vhcn T
the cases were called the prisoners appeared
promptly from the cell room below with no
unusual signs showing any change In tholr- '
bearing. They' Were required to remnln not
moro than a half minute , for counsel had
agreed to continue the hearing until Feb
ruary 27. As soon as the order was an
nounced by the Judge , the prisoners were
safely returned to the Jail , the wagon being
followed at a run by a few over-curious
boys.
Governor nushnell granted the requisition
of the governor of Kentucky for Jackson
and Walling.
Sheriff. Julo Plummor of Campbell county ,
Kentucky , reached here , tonight with the
requisition approved by Governor nushnell
for the extradition of the accuseJ prisoners ,
Jackson and Walling. The proceedings
agreed upon arc. . that tha prisoners shall bo
btcfght Into the polleo court on Febru
ary 27 , where the requisition will bo pre
sented by Sheriff Archibald of Hamilton
county , who will take the prisoners to n
court of competent jurisdiction , cither the
common pleas , the circuit court or the su-
lircmo court. It Is most likely It will bo
brought to the circuit court. After that
there can bo no delay except by habeas
corpus. It Is not likely that this will bo
resorted to In the present state ot publlo
fooling. Such n proceeding would make a
delay possible by means of appeals all the
way from the common pleas to the supreme
court. The prisoners will bo taken to the
Sovlngton Jail , ono of the strongest Jails
in the state of Kentucky.
Chief ot Detectives Lnrry Hazen made
a thorough examination of the story of the
negro , George H. Jackson , today. The ques
tions and answers wcro taken down by a
stenographer. Tlie remarkable thing about
t Is Its perfect correspondence wlh ( the
stories he has previously told. The theory
s now the girl was knocked In the head
nnd killed , and that the Intention was to
(111 the negro and leave him with a pistol
In his hand. The fact that the carriage
was recognized gnlng to the scene of the
murder over thol Newport bridge , and that
It did not return by that bridge , though
a return ticket had been purchased. Is taken
as an Indication that the murderers thought
the negro would rush and report the fact
ot the murder. Bridge tlckots found In
Jackson's pocket Indicate that the country
over there had been explored by him bcforo
the murder.
raANKFOUT , Ky. , Feb. 18. When Gov
ernor Bradley was told of the fears that mob
violence would ba attempted upon Walling
and Jackson , ho telegraphed to sheriff Plum-
mcr at Newport , asking him if he needed
any assistance.
If the sheriff answered that ho needs help
It Is thought the governor will at once order
several companies of the state mllltla out.
May lo'ni'l' Miirilrrrr
OSWKGO , Kan. . Feb. 18. Excitement In
the Marlon Asbcl murder case hag subsided
to some extant. It Is said , however , that
the defense will apply for a change of
VLT.IIO , In which cano It la claimed that
lothlng will save Asbel from being lynched ,
as It U not proposed to allow him to get
nto the hands of sympathizing strangers.
CiniNoiI liy a Di'Oodvc Wai U.
The county judge is engaged In hearing
a case In which Charles A. Norton sues the
city of Omaha for doctor's fees amounting
lo J82 on account of Injuries received by Ills
13-year-old ton who waa thrown from a
wagon by reason of a defective crosswalk.
The case Involve * tha point ot Isruo In a case
irought In the district court wherein the
pjino parties are Involved and are suing for
15,000 damages , on account of the Injuries
received by the boy.
The boy , a healthy looking lad , wan on. the
stand ycjterday and testified that ho was
driving an express wagon containing a stove ,
along Twenty-Jlf th street between Charles and
Seward and wns thrown ever the dashboard
jy tlio wagon bumping over a crosswalk ,
jreaklng his arm.
rriullo mill tin * ( iriivc.
The following births and deaths were rc-
lortod at the health olllco during thotwenty-
'oiir hours ending at noon yesterday :
Dlrths John HUSJ , 1801 Oak Btrcct , boy ;
CharloM Srala , 912 Jackkon , boy ; David II.
Clmmlol , 218 North Sixteenth , girl ; John M.
Glbbj , HI soutn I'oriy-jirMi. uoy ; seymonr
Colly , 1020 Clark , boy ; J , Gorman , 2803
) upont , boy ; James Hrawluy , 1813 South
Thirteenth , boy ; Frank Doras , 1442 South
Thirteenth , girl ; Alois II , Wommer , 112 *
South Thirteenth , girl ; Bernard Llchcrnian ,
1324 South Fifth , boy ; John McKvoy , 1417
Pierre , girl.
Ie.Uh.s No deaths reported.
AFRAID OF CONSUMPTION.
People who lose flesh are In danger c (
corsumptlon. In many catos lots of flesh
x the first symptom of the dread dUeasc .
Light nel ht Is too often a fclgn of some
wanting dlfeaso which gets Its first ttart
rom Indigestion. Cure the Indigestion and
health , strength and llesu will be rapidly re
gained.
All physicians am agreed tlmt the moat
mpoitant thing lo be done In. such cases If
o Improve the appctlto and digestion , anil If
his cannot bo done there Is very llttlo hope ,
or Ktrungth , llesli , pure blood and strong
lerves can only comu fiom plenty of whole-
ume food well digested ,
This Is the rcacon so many pliyttlclaiiB roe-
niinend Stuart's Dyapepsla Tablets , because
f their wonderful Invigorating and nutrltlvo
iropertles. Vorot \ of vigor , headaches ,
lur.&tlpatton , tour risings and other fymp-
ems of dyipep'la they constitute the uafeU ,
neat natural cure , And there Is a good
eakon for their miccess. They are > com-
icscd of the natural digestive odds and
rult essences which every weak stomach.
.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Table It rapidly Incrcas *
ho weight , the hectlo tltuh teen leave tha
consumptive' * check , tlio skin aniumea the
luo of heulth , night uueut * ceaiie , the cougb
lea away and the emaciation li lost under a
gating of warm , normal flesh ,
Tuken after meals thcio Tablets digest all
wlioltiomo food raten , Increanlng the ppa-
Ite , unrlchliift the blood and soon remove
lioco miserable feeling * which only tha
yspeptlr * can appreciate. Btuurt'u Uyt-
lepsla TRbleti are sold by druggists at 60
: entB for full el/ed package. A book on
toinach dUcaces and tliousanJn of teitU
nonlals of genuine curra sent free by 1
rcsslng the Stuart Co , , Marthall , Mlcb ,
