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V , THE OMAHA DAILY JBEJSu FRIDAY , MA11CII 0. 1800. SPB01RL NOTICES. for tlip o column * be InUoti until I'-liUO p. m. fnr Hip ivfiiliiKnnil iinlll H p. in. for Ilio illumine mid Mmiilii- ( Million * . /nlvcrllxiTu liy r < MtiNllnK | n IHIIII- lirri-il clicck , cnii Itnvc nimtiern nit- ilrrHMpil to a imniliiTril Irdcr In c'nrc nt The Her. AnrmcTN MII mlilrcH'cit Mill l > r ili-llvi-rril upon prcHunltltloii of ( lie rlii-c'k mil ) . llntr * , 1 1-SJc n mini flrt iiinrrllon ) Ic n wnnl ( luTritftpr.nlliliiK tnlicii for Icni limn -.o " for llrit liincrlloii. Tlirnu ntlA crtlNpincnt * innut lie run coimueit- II vi-1 } ' . SITU \T1OXS WANTI3IJ. POSITION ON PAIIM ItV MAN AND WIFH : no children ! fupprlencrcl linml. Aildrst. ' P. Ntlsna , 10)7 laMnI rt trot , Omahn.A . A MtM \VA.Vri11) MAT.n II P. 1.1 * . \VANTnn. A GOOD 1'IIYRICIA.V IN A OOOU live town on HIP tlcpiilillran rU-cr. For liar- tlcnlnrs ntldrcts lux t2S. Lincoln. Nfh. II MZ.W-M15 * A FFJW nNKiimrrtn IUTSTMNO MRS CAN nnd uteady , profitable work with C. K. Ailims Co. , C2I So. Klh t. 21" ! 13 ? . L. BAIr.8MnNlCAU.IN'O ON IIARtMVAIin , Rcnprnl ntorM or mnniifncturltiB trnde , to carry llr t-clflM ulilo line ! no experlenca required. The implro Oil Co. , Clevclnnd. O. . II .Vt&T , . A113 W TO 11M PAID SAt.nSMUN KOIX ClOAttS ! cxprrlenc * unnecenmry ! extra Inducement * lo cuttumer * . lllxhup & Kline , Kt. I.ouH. Mn. II C23-M3I * GOOD. MVR MIINVANTii > ! ON SAI.AHY hi nice clean Inmlnesii , Cnll at 1518 Uniglm. BAM'SMKN ( llfHTLHH1 ! ) CAN 1'IND rilOPlT- nhlP emiiloMnenl 617 Sliccly tulldlnff. Ijfforc 8 a , m. , ufler 4 p. in. B * 6l & HKM WANTEn-PUSIAIjK. X.Anir.3 WANTING GOOD dlHI.S CAM. SCAN- iVnnvlan Y. W. C. Amoclatlon Horn2)18 ) Mucaport. Telephone , 1SJ7. C Mol2-Mi * rou ur.vr HOUSES. HOltSUS IN ALT , 1'ARTSOK T1IH C1TV. Till : O. V , Dnvla Company. 1W5 Fnrnam. D 631 HOUSES. 1IKNIIWA . CO. , 101 N. 15TII ST. IJao * mNHOUSES. . C.A.STAIUI. 523 N.Y. roil ItENT. NIGH POOTH FHONT. 8-UOOM tirlck linuie , with nil modern Improvements nnd In flrM CMFS | conil'tlon. ' Inquire on prem- tiicr 2010 Ilalf-ltim-atil street. D 519 IIOUSI28. i : . imO\VN v. 16 & tjoui ; FOR HHNT. 3-IIOOM HOUSK ; OAIlOnN' . H. 12 car 23d anil Clnrk. U M3r roil RENT , nousns i.v AI.I , PARTS or Hie clly. Drcnnnn-l.me Co , . 430 PnMnn Mock. D M5H-M27 ron HUNT. 7-nooM MOURRN VLAT. block , fioc so. mir t. IJ-GTS AS FOII RFNT , nousn H. K. roiiNT.n ICTII AND Ilnwnnl streets : contains thirty nuins. all fui- nlsheil , Including ntc.ini heat ; will lie put In fnlr KOO < ] repilr for good tennnt. Call nt 1113 Hnrney street. _ _ U MJS5 TWO 8-HOOM COTTAaK3. ONU modern , 802 So. SOth. D-713-11' rou itK.vr KtmxisiiKi * ROOMS. FunNisuno IIOOMS. : o4 s. svni ST. E JIC73 U * Y KURNIHliU ROOM IN VIUVATI3 family for twu ccnllpmcn or eentlcman nnd wire. Address I , n. Dee. K MIB4 < > ' 3 NIC ! ! FIJUNISHIID IIOO1IS. LIGHT HOUSC- keeplnK. 1112 H. llth street. C M707 11 * I PLEASANT UUITK OF HOOMS , 1919 DODGE. ' K 712 UOOMS AND llOAltl ) IIKD FRONT. JIOQMS.VITII on .Yr1trmut * l > ( innl ! * ttaninirnt ! : - lectila' lid's ; balli ? ' : rates rptuonnlile. Midland hotel. IGlh nnd Chicago Fts. F M533 FUUfnSHi:0 BTHAM HKATHD ItOOMS. MODem - em conveniences ; board. 002So. IStli. F 535 _ FmtNIflHKD IIOOM , MOnrJKN.WITH linAUD , 15eek : nl = o ulU rojm * . The Rose , 20.0 II rney T-.Vi4- , f NICi : ROOM AND UOARO. $4. C25 fi. 19TH . v F-5-MV. . CHURCHILL HAS TAKEN 2101 AND 2103 DouKlns ( formerly knrmn n the Albany ) loom * . fuinlsliod and linfurnla'ied. Table , bnurd , ? 5.00. F MC58 10 roii iiMvr FimxisiiED KOOMM. C UNKURNlSlinn CHAMBERS TOR HOUSE- kerningin.m nnd wife : water In kitchen ; steel sink ; waste pipe. 313 N. ITIh. O MC1S FOR RUNT STORES AND OFFICES. FOR UENT , TUB I-BTORV URICK 11UIUJINO nt 816 Farnam nt. This building hai a ( lie- proof "cement basement , romp'.eto fcttara heat- liiir llxturc'i , nler on all lloors. b'as , etc. Ap- | ilnt tha olllca of The llee. 1 910 FIH3T-CLAS8 WIICIC BTOTIK tiUILDINQ ; 1011 Knrnam ; three utmles nnd biib < mient ; will niter to suit tenant ; low lent. 211 First Nullomil limit ImlldlnB. I I-MG35 AUI2VTS WANTKO. WANTED , AQKN'TH TO KKI.L , KJNI3 CAI.I3N- il.ui for mlvorllslriB purposes. Address John A. O'Neal , MqniiEer. Dca Mblnw , Calendar Co. , IliiillliKton , It. ' J MI1S C W.VNTI3U TO 11EIVT. Till ; DKMAND FOH HOL'SEB IS GOOD ; LIST with J. H' Penolte , nth and DM e. K-M62 : 31 STOKAfilS. STORAGE. FUAK1C UWUKS , 1H HAH.N'ET. Mj-537 X'At.'IFIC BTOUAGK AND \VAJllillOI7fI3 Ca7 IKiS-JtO Jones. UciiL-rol utornKu and foiwarding , M 533 WA.VM3IJ TO 1IUY. SNIMIAND riJitNiTym : . nnows's , 102 s. 14 ! _ _ N-559 -VVANTUD , TO I'UHCHASK A GOOD HADDLn horse. Write to llemy Koolilcr , Dine Hill , ' ' ? b. N MKtf-MC _ _ ) tOI..tiC [ : TOI > DF.KIC IN GOOD ] lii'AIIt : ; aiiiall ( liepruof naff. L 47 , Dec , N--M7-1 4' 'DI3NSMOIII3 TV iiAddrc- ! Lock 11 ix I'M , Hunuihri-y , Xrl > . N-U1U FHOM OW.NKIt , A HOMIJ ON KOUTJI Jilh. 1'illi ' or 17th NIH. ; r-00. 0 cash nnd niunthly < i > u > nifnti ; I..UU bi > .a balt-.lln. Call lit J'JII Dor an > t , ' N M713 s HKC'OND-IIAND iucrCLU. . JF eiudv and In b'&o.i condition. Addieea L I'OIl SAI.i-l'"URXITUIU3. VUIlNlTUni3 1MIOOM HOW.1. WITH ROU.\i. en ; tllCTji fur cusll. SIM DuuRljn. ( J-JiiWI d ' - - I.'OH 81313P SWKKT l-OTATOKM. VlNnM3SS , FKK13 Tlmo. Wllllanit , Uciuon , N tt. IJ-MICO-MIS' BEST HARDWOOD HOO ANU C1IICKKK fenca. AUo "all wilt , " C. R. Lc.0)1 ) _ _ Ni inVFOUNDLANlt J'Ul'PiL'S. | > "WliUKS OLH. tur ale. 1021 tto goth 't- Q-tfi ! FOII BA1.13 Oil THAUi : . Till : HAU nXTJIRUS . pua furiiliuiii or tliu I > n\cr * lwn , JJi l > uuj- tut utrwt , , Umalu , KiIn.juhv \ ut nbovu number. y-M4C5-.MV > _ FOII SALIJ. AN L'NTHIIJI.Y Nj8irr : OF bar lUtuicn , U'ry cou , AdJr I' . O. lox 7 ; , Columbia , Neb. U-J17i4 l > CI.AlHVOVA.'S'l'S. . UR. n , WAitrtiN : , ANT. im- lubl * bu hC4i iiicOiunii tlh ytur at 119 K. Kih. a-oil JIASSAOI : , H.VTJIH , irro. WADAWK HM1VH , UK IX > UOL.VK tl tloc-r. room II , inu > ane , > * . ain , alcohol nnd iulhciln | * iMtlw. T A1MO 7 * . AillZsj-YlltMUItLV 01' ST. tOfld. . mil . ! : an < r , iu > uiii. T-IMU * _ IIAUAMU IJSON. MAHSAOIJ PAllIXiltS. - - U U. il-.li > tr. . IM3RSO5AI. . HATHS , MARSAOn. MXH3. IXJST , : V4 S1'Tir , u-w : FINR uvrniT RIOS ciiKAt' . in iiAt'Mi.F.r. 17lh and St. Mary' * avenue. Telephone. 44" " ) . U 643 MISS VAN VALKKNIIUROH , DKSTROV8 I'lIR- manently by electrlcty upernuou hnir , melee , - etc. Room 416 , N. Y. Life bldg.U U 514 VIAVI TO. . 3K I1KB llt'lLDINH ; HOMI3 trpilmcnt for Indict ; physician cf fifteen > rfai experience In attendance ; consultation free. COUSirrfl MAIIR TO OHDKIlj WIUTJ3 1'OU mM < ur dlrccllons. 10W Farnnm It'll" Kp- perly Cormt Co. U'-.M47S-Ma TO PARTinS TFAVINO OMAHA Fifth IN8IJR- nnro company policies ; e the nRent thnt wrote you ; don't give up your policies until then. nuvATi3 noun FOII LADIES nr.Fonn AND during cnnflnementi boblfs niloptiMl or careil for ; terms reasonable. 6312 M. 25th n\e , cor. Fort nt. . Omaha. U MCJ1 ' * Tlfn I'ALACn linAl'TUi'UL ! COM1NO Wt313IC , with p\ery hair dre < or * hampoo ! free cnlp treatment : don't miss this opportunity. IliU DoiiRlan t. U < J82 " UIin. WILL 1113 OI.AD TO HI3AR FHOM you nt the tame old Chicago address IV < ln > . tj W7-5 * MISS MASON'S DllUSSMAKINO SCHOOL , R. 421 , lleo building. U-M702 AC MOM3V TO LOAN R IS A I. KSTATK. ANTHONV LOAN AND THUST CO. . 31 N. Y. Life , t/oans nt low rates for choice security In Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha o.t > properly. W JIO MONBY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATI39. TIH3 O. F , Davlii Co. . 1503 Farnnni nt. \V-5I7 o T'r.ii crNT MONEY TO I/JAN ON OMAHA real cstnto & Neb. farms.V , 11. Melkle , Omaha , \V-6I8 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPUOVED OMAHA leal estate , llronnnn , Love Ac Co. , 1'axlon blk. W 343 CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 023 N. Y. LIFE. LOANS ON IMl'ltOVED & UNIMl'ltOVED CITY properly.V. . Farnam Smith & Co. , 13W Fatnnni. \V-551 FAHM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARl'Y , 1 TO 10 scarn ; low rates. Gimln llroa. . 210 N. Y. L. W-B32 GEO. 1' . IJEMIS , 1/OANS , PAXTON ULOC1C. W-939 FHOM I1W.OO UP. F. D. WI3AD , 16th & DoiiRlas. W 293-MI6 MONEY TO LOAN ON 1MPHOVED OMAHA properly nt 6. GVJ , C and O'A per cent. 1'utcy & Thomas , room 207 , First National IJank bldir. Vt'-293 BIO.M-3Y TO LOAN' CIIATTfiLS. MONEY TO LOAN ON rUtlNlTUUE..PIANOS , horse * , nngons , etc. . nt lowest rntes In clly ; no lemoxnl of goods : ctrlctly conndcntlal ; you can pay the loan oft at any time or In nny amount. amount.OMAHA MOUTGAGE LOAN CO. , 300 B. 10th Et. X 5S3 MONEY TO LOAN , 30 , CO. 90 DAYS : FUHNI- tuie , pianos , etc. Duff Green , loom 8 , Baikcr blk. X 554 nusi\iss cji.v.Ncns. CIlIPPLl : CIIEEIC GOLD STOCKS , SAF13 AND HUIC : J" and upwnids Invested often brings fabulous and quick returns by placlns J-'Uf orders with the Van liuri-n Investment Co ( Incoi | > nrnli > d ) , bankers and brokers , SOS ICth St. , Denver. Colo. Y 555 ONE I THI : msr SALOONS IN THE CITY ; must sell nn account of slcUness. Address P. O. llox 813 , West Point , Neb. Y M194 FOII SALE CI1KAP. NICE CLEAN STOC1C OF Kcnornl merchiinUlse In one of the best towns of Northwest Mlssouil on the K. C. , St. Joe & C. II. It. It. Will 'e'l ' stock and rent storeroom If desired. Addresa Lock Uox IS , CrulB. Mo. Y M419-M7 COAL AND FEED BUSINESS : GOOD TR.VDI3 , liaVo other business ; tn % estimate Address L 4 , Hoe. Y M33C M27 * _ FOII SALE , AIJOUT 2.000 L11S. MINION TYPE , 7iW Iba. nRato , CO' ' ) Ibs. brevier t > pe , 130 pair two-thlid tjpc inies , 4i ) double luin staliJs for tw > thluls cases. Tills mnteilal , was used on Iho Omaha IJee , nnd Is In fairly good condi tion. Will bJ sold cheap In bulk or In ciuantltt' ! : to suit purchasers. Apply. In | wion or by mill to , tlifl.liee. J'lilillalilng Co. . 0 > paha. ? 'elj. \-713 MANtJFACTUniNO CONCEHN DESIUES TO appoint one energetic buslne s man In Oinalm ( and every city not already taken ) ; applicant njusl furnish a row hundroil rtollais cnsli cap ital to pay for seeds on delivery after ordcre have liccn secured for same ; nn Imnus ; no money In artvcmce ; previous experience unnece.s- i.iry. Wo are manufacturing a specialty , al most a monopoly ; not n luxury : something which will reduce expenses ; needed by eveiy mm. factory , mill , hotel , store , etc. , throuRh- out the land : from > 200.0i ) to J400 M monthly cnii bo made ; references required , n. Guenlher , 100 Fulton. St. . New York. Y M717 7 FOR EXCHANGB. WANTED MACIIINI3RY. NEW OR SKCOND- hand , \n equip a creamery and cheese fnrtory ; will trndis clfar cultivated farm for same. Georcc W. Ames , ISlT.fc Farnam street. WANTED. BLACKSMITH SHOP AND TOOLS In exchange for good , clear farm or horses , or would rent shop In seed location. A. M. IVter- ssn Box 231 , Alnsworth , Neb. Z M70 ( ! 6 * WANT TO TIIADK , WOOD FOB A GOOD young woik hoise. Call at 1C10 Biirt street. FOR SALK REAL ESTATE. BARGAINS. BALI : on TRADE , IN CITY PIIOP- ertlcs nnd farms. Jno , N. Frenzer , opp. 1' . O. 1113 556 OEO. P. BEMIS. HOUSES , LOTS , IHRIOATED farm lands , loans. 203 and 306 Paxton block. HE 537 ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY. RI3-5M FOR SALE HANN'fl PARK. GRAND ISLAND , Neb. , the larceit and most beautiful pork In central Nrbiuxka , containing 20 acres , . Urge hall , with staKu anil all modern Improvements ; terms very liberal. For paitlculars Inquire of Henry II n. Grand blond. * _ , . . DO YOU WANT A 8UKI3 INVKSTMI3NT which U pn > lnff 9 per cent now. durlnir dull times t Wo have It ; llrst class ImproM-d prop- oily on 16th street. Omaha Real 13 > ituln and Trust Co , , 511 S. IStli strict. RE M433 LIST RKAL KSTATI3 AND RENTAL PROPerty - erty with Jones , Ciuunse block. Oinuh.i. TO I1ORROW. WANTED TO IJORROW , > 5.0 | FOR TIHU3I3 yearn on Rood chattel fcecurlty. Address Lock llox 512. Blair , Neb. 087 7 * WANTUD , LOAN OF $3i .00 FOR SIX MONTHS ; Hrftt-clHss necuilty ; IitpoiulLlo party. Address L 4 . 11 0. 11M3 6- IIU1LU1NU AM ) LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. BHAUB8 IN MUTUAL L. & II. Afirf'N PAY t. T , S per ctnt whrn 1 , t , t yeurx old ) nlwuys icdeemaliln. 1704 Fainara st.i Nulling'we. . we.U9 HOW TO QBT A HOMI-3 OR SKCIIRE'OOOD latcrcil on ravlnfv. Apply tu Omaha K & B. Aks'n , 170) ) Fittnam , G , M. Naltliifcr , tcv. .SIIOHTIIAM ) AM > TV 'U\VUTINa. A. C. VAN KANT'S SCHOOL , f3 ! .V , V. SITS If. , ART AKO IA\UUAUB. OiOH U I' . OKLLUNU 'IC. BANJO AND rullar DIICIClll BROS. ' PJANOjcionATlOAIN : J100 ; nvw piano * irnlrd nuA cold. W5 MrCiigua building. M : o T' IfllHMTlllli : . riJflNITH R13 PACKED. MATTHF.iSKH. SI ADC aud itiiovnt d. window cushions made ; prices rvduccd. M. U. Walklln , : ill Cumlnir. Tel. 1331. LOST. I WILL PAY A JIKWAIII ) FOII THU RETURN of my Jiupiljli i-tlcr ilotf. Pave , to ? JH NO. SO ; whllv , with lii'i ran and fart , white line between ryiM and thrtAijh face. Lout-CIS 3 LOHT-A OAEOLINI3 LIUHTEU TO LIGHT tinvt lumps l' uard ( or Infarni tl'jn to Uis I'ainam , lust 700-5' i'A\v.\iiaoicjns. II , MAIMW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N , 1C ST. 1MTROM/.K IIOJII3 TillAIAVAVB lit.lAUl.t ! : : HARNESS KUOP of JoKj.li MnJliovfiuT. ttiannKcl by the oldest ( ruclliMl sdJIer uj lisrno'uu-.kpj- Omaha , Is nrf \ loratt-t t ( 1 IVj. jaii jl. , voitiur Jack- sjn. All klnj * pt limn mvU sn.l taciory KvoJi on ixnl t.x cc.I ruiV > u-A ilrr lrnr | urvmvlly alltnatJ Jo. A < > ' < it-'tw. 2l > iucrr , ill 3u lltli it. , cor DPI Ju4 ' > < U Mt < - IMCYCLP.S. OMAHA ntCYCLR CO. . BEST PLACB TO BUY bicycles ; bicycle * repaired , 323 N. 16th st , C 8 WKST BICVCLK A GUN CO. J4IS CUMMINO ST. Agent for "Ontario" , "Newport" & other * . MS MEDICAL. PILES CURED WITHOUT PAIN ONI3 TRRAT- ment itoes ( he work. No knife or coustlo used. Rectal niseacp a rpeclalty. Dr. Cook , 307 New York Life Btilldlns. C31 7 WILL R.visn soju : stiCAR iir.r/rs. _ < _ _ _ I'lirnn-rx Arounil \ < > rlh Lotip Trrimr- li\K fur n Rnniililprnlilt * AcrptiKP. NORTH LOUP , Neb. , March G. ( Special. ) While the allegations of unfair dealing cur rently made agnlnst the managers of the Oxnaril Beet Sugar company somewhat damp ened tlie nrdor of farmers around hero who were contemplating experimenting In that crop , considerable Interest Is now being re awakened by the statements of Mr. Ahder- sn , who was sent as a delegate from Valley county to the Fremont convention. He In sists that the crop. If put out within mod erate limits , will amply repay the trouble for stock feeding purposes alone , and ho Is endeavoring to pcrsimlo farmers to put In at least an aero or two each , Just to show what the sol ) ct the valleys Is capable of producing , believing that If capitalists were once convinced that abundant crops of a product rich In saccharine contents could bo depended on they would not hesitate to In vest liberally In manufacturing plants. Sam ples sent from here to. the chemists of the State university have analyzed ns high or It'gher In sugar than those from any other plnt In the state. of it nny lii Xrlirnnkn. FREMONT , March C.Special. ( . ) Mrs. Sarah Whelpley of this city died yesterday afternoon of the grip , aged 71 years. She leaves a son and daughter. Mra. Whelplry was for many years a resident of Fremont and \vns highly esteemed by a large c'rclo of acquaintances. Her funeral will be held at her late residence Friday afternoon , Rov. W. H. Buss of the Congregational cburch oinclatlnc. I'LATTSMOUTH , Neb. . March G. ( Spo ; clal. ) Mrs. Matilda Uhllk. aged 71 years , who died Monday , was burled today. Xc-lirunUn NOIVHotcN. . Falls City merchants are stocking up heavily Considerable counterfeit money has been circulated In Plattamouth of lato. Frank Seely and Charles Green were taken to the penitentiary Wednesday from Wahoo. The excursion boat Sundown , recently dam aged by nro at Plattsmouth , has been rebuilt. The Burlington paid taxes In Case county to the amount of $16,479.10 for the year 1893. 1'1-Utsinoutli merchants are arranging to operate a free ferry across the Missouri river at that point. > Mrs. Elizabeth Marvin was burled at Falls City Wednesday. She was the mother of George Marvin , postmaster at Beatrice. Mr , James Berry of Glenwood , la. , and Miss Irene I3el | Sampson of 'I'lattsmouth > vcro married at A the latter place Thurs day. Falrbury parties have contracted for the machinery for an artificial Ice plant. The plant will have a capacity of six tons per tl-ty. Hartlngton's school board Is having trouble selecting a heating and ventilating plant In the new $12,000 school house In that city. city.Fifty Fifty cars of grain were shipped from Mynard last week. All over Cass xcounty wheat and corn Is being rushed to mar ket. ket.lion. lion. W. J. Byran and Hon. Gilbert L. La\\s. will address the citizens of Platts mouth , March 7 , In behalf of the Bimetallic leigue. The Cass county republican central com mltteo will meet at Weeping Water , March 7 , for the purpose of calling a county con1 ventlon. A ) ' Pct'er Lundo of Hartlngton , while at tempting to cross the Missouri river In that locality Monday , broke through the Ice and was drowned. , During the month of February there were mortgages fllod on Cass county farm property amounting to $51,570 ; released , $22,778 ; city property illed , $0,021 ; released. $0,000. At North Loup a aeries of revival meetings are in progress at the Baptist , church by Rov. .E. H. Socwell of Grand Junction , lol The meetings will continue throughout the week. The Caw County Agricultural society has been given mempershlp In the- American Racing association , and Is making great preparation ! ) for the races to be hold at PJattsmouth In September. The Grand Army of the Republic of Rich' ardson county will meet In convention at Falls City March 11 to do what they cin toward getting the district encampment located at that place to he held next July. Henry F. Hole , cashier of the Harblne bank of Falrbury , was married Thursday morning to MIs Emily M , McGlbbln , one of the most popular teachers of the local High school. They left for a visit to rela tives In New England , Friday night the Plattsmouth Women's club will render a program atVatcrmon's hall entitled , "A Political Fared ; or , the United States Senate In the Year 1910. ' ' The plan Is to produce the senate as It will bo when the "coming women" hold sway. Mrs. L. D. Fowler of Omaha , assisted by her accomplished daughters , Helen and Anna , gave a reception to some of her friends Wednesday at Sutton. It occurred at the Oakland , It's parlors and banquet roomo having been profusely decorated with blooming plantB. Somn new games , the music and conversation of the hour were Interrupted at 5 o'clock by a very elaborate tea , prepared especially for the occasion and presided over by Mrs. Fowler. IS LAID OFF IPOIl CHUKLTY. OllleiT I'iinlNli-il for | Ilriitnlly Trent- IIIK " I'rlnoiiiT. Officer Sam Hoff , whose cruel treatment of Oscar I'earsnll while the latter was In his custody was described In The Bee cf yes terday , wna last night by the Fire and Police commissioners suspended for thirty days. This action was taken after a hearing of the case , on complaint of I'earaall , in which Hoff , the complainant , Mrs , Fearsall , Mr. WlgmauO01cer ' Tlcdcman and Police Judg'o Gordon'gAve testimony. All of the testimony was to tlio effect that while Huff was taking Pvarsall from his home. 1SOS Howard strpel , to ( he police station ha beat him without mercy and without cause , and that at Six teenth and Howard streets he cursed Officer Tlcdcman , who had offered to help him gqt the prisoner to tbe elation If he needed help. Bids for furnishing hose were considered and It was decided to purchase 3,000 feet , 1,000 feet each from the United States Supply Co. ' of Omaha , Tate & O. of Chicago , and the Chicago Fire Hose Co. MUNYON'S REMEDIES DOCTOR YOURSELF A Separate Cure for Hao'i Dis ease , At All Druggists. Mostly 25 Cents a Bottle. Munyc-n's Improved Huinoooiulhlc Reme dies act almost Inutsntly , ppeedlly curing the most obstlnatu canei. Hhouniatlam cured from 1 to S ibjfj. Dyspepsia an < l all u to ra nch trouble * quickly relieved. CUlsrrh posi tively enroll , Hrailuehe rured In S minutes. Nervouj dlneisfs promptly cured. Kidney troubles. I'llfs , Neuralgia , Aftbnu and all I'fmale Oouiplaluts quickly cured. Jlunyon'f VJUIIw Impart * tiotr llf and vJi'or to weak tn < l dcblliutcd men. r rt : al letter * to 1'rof. Muiiyon. 1505 Arcli tttrec' , Philadelphia , 1'j , ani > -ol wltb fic medical advice lor icy OMAHA CANAb KNOCKED OUT Judgment of the Dipwict Oonrt in Douglas County ! ATtirmed. END OF A SUIT AGAINST OMAHA BONDSMEN , I * Supreme C < inr ( ( Iverrtilr * llir . Motion lor u Sow ' ( lie Cnnc of tin ? .State AwHUiit Ilx-TreaN- m-L-f'iltlll. LINCOLN , March ff ( Special. ) The supreme premo court today disposed of what la known as the Omaha canal iaso. lly the terms of the opinion the act. of the legislature of last winter , under which It was sought to sub mit a proposition for the voting of bond ? , lo declared null and void , The opinion was written by Commlsrlonor Ryan , concurred In by Justices Norval and Harrison , Commis sioner Irvlno not sitting , and Chief Justice Post dissenting. At the last session of the legislature there was pnsjred an act entitled "An act enabling counties In the stnlo of Nebraska having a population of not less than 125,000 Inhabit ants , to Issue bonds t& construct , own and operate canals In the state of Nebraska for navigation , water power and other purposes , and generating of electric and other power , and transmitting of'the ' KOIUO for light , heat , power and otner puritoosa , and to acquire right of way and land for such purposes , and to provide for the appointment of a board of tiustees to carry Into effect the purposes of this act , and to levy taxes to pay the same and Interest thereon , and to repeal section 2.D32 A , Consolidated Statutes , 1833. " In Nebraska , Douglas county alone has a popu lation eufllciont to enable It to comply with the provisions of the bill. It Is provided In thin act that the honjls which might bo Is- oued shall not exceed In amount 10 per cent of the assessed valuation of the county , and that the proposition ! to vote such bonds must first bo submitted to the voters of the county In compliance with n petition signed by 2,600 legal voters , which petition must be presented to and acted upon by the county commis sioners. Such a petition was presented to the commissioners of Douglas county , and they refused to call an election , lly man damus It was sought , In the district court of Douglas county to compel the board to call the election. The case was that of David C. 1'atterson against the Hoard of County Com missioners of Douglas county , and others. In the district court the Judgment was ad verse to Patterson , and ho appealed to the supreme court , which has Just decided In favor of the county commissioners , thua sustaining the lower court. The principal point matlo by the court In Its decision Iff the Invalidity of the law of 1ED5 , owing to defective title. Following Is the syllabus : WHEREIN IT , , WAS WEAK. State ox rel Patterson against . Douglas county. Krror fiom Douglas county. Alarmed. Opinion l > n Commissioner llyan. Chief Justice Post > .dlEtcitlng ! ; Commissioner Irvine not sitting. uly um net of tbe legis lature tbcre was provided to bo appointed a board of trustees ? which , when organized , should In law nnaroqulty be construed as a body corporate and politic , and which might. In It9 corpornter name , sue and bo sued , contract and be contracted with , ac quire and hold real and personal property necessary for Its corporate purposes , adopt and change Kg corporate seal , construct and operate n cannlf or the purposes of commerce and supplying- power , heat and light ; held that tliU.\vaa not a municipal corporation and that-the attempt to make It a corporation wjis , nugntory , because In effect the general corporation law In ex istence was thereby .sought to be amended \ylthout Its provisions , being referred to in any way ( n the amendatory act. 2. In the title of im'jLCt Its scope was de- lined an-authorizing counties o aiprescrlbed description , ! among other--powers conferred , , to construct , mvji land operate cajiala In certain defined wnxs , < also to acquireright of way and land far.euohfpurposes , aod.niso .tpproYde fOfc.Uiw.apiMtotmenti'pt a board of trustees to arriv iwji , jiurposss Into .effect. In the ecu Itself provision was made for the appointment of in. board , of trustees , which , when orsanlzed , should > -ln law and equity be construed ta .body corporate and politic , . and \ ntlil \ . " board' the -act pro- vldcdhthere should be vested-ithe power to construct and operate such canal , and that , for those purposes such board of trustees mlKht. In Its own name , acquire right-of- .way and other required land , even by con demnation proceedings. If necessary ; Held that the subject- the act was not clearly expression Irv.Its title , , as required In section 11 , article ill. of the constitution of Ne braska , and that since this defect rendered Inoperative Its other'provisions the'f entire act Is'null and void. . It > concluding his opinion Commissioner Ryan says : "The rlght _ of eminent domain by the provisions of tlio act was delegated directly tothe board of trustees as such , and the title of the property acquired by Its cxerclso , or In any other way , for the con struction and operation of a canal , Is to be held by the board of trustees In Its corporate capacity. The title 'of this act Is 'An act enabling counties to issue bonds , to construct , own and operate canals , ' etc. , and 'to ac quire right of way and land for such pur- pjses , and to pro/Idq for the appointment of a board of trustees , to carry Into effect the purposes of this act , and to levy taxes' to pay the same and.ho . ( Interest thereon , ' etc. Of these enumerated .purposes the power to Issue bonds and the "power to levy taxes for the payment of the > principal and Inter ' est thereon are "contained In the body of 'tho act without Questfpn In a certain sense , perhaps , the provision In the tltlo for the appointment of a board of trustees to carry Into effect the provisions of this act finds response In the provisions of the bill which turn over to said boird the whole property as It Is acquired or constructed. But It Is believed that no power of construction. Is adequate to the task "of demonstrating that the powers of a county to own and operate canals , and to acquire'and hold land for such purposes as provided-In the above tltlo , arc at all met by providing In the bill Itself that such power shall bo , vested In a 'specially created district corporation , even though mu. nlclpal , Independent 'of ' the county as well as Its ofllccrs and taxpayers. The title of the bill is Uicrcforo misleading as to a part of the act , without which Its purpose could not bo .accomplished , and since this part of the subject is not clearly expressed In the title , as required by eoctlon 11. article 111 , of tbe constitution of tho. state , no part of the act can be sustained. Ives against Nor- rls , 13 Neb. , 202 , State against Ream , 1C Neb. , 681 , Trumblo against Trumbull , 37 Neb. , 340. The Judgment of the district court Is affirmed. " HILL CASE FINALLY ENDED. The supreme coiirl'Jn ; an exhaustive opin ion , has overruled. ho wo.tlon for a now trial of the case of { .ho state of Nebraska against John K. Hill , And others. Two trials of the caoo against tS * ex-etato treasurer have already been held , In the Ilrat the Jury disagreed , and"ltf the last It found for the defendants. TIU , fnda all further at tempts to collect frame ox-Stato Treasurer Hill or his bondsmen any of the $236,000 lost In the failure < bf'Jtfie Capital National bsuk In 1893. There l iow left of the ap propriation for prosecution of this case about $6,000 , lly tire last Jury It was found , In a special verdict , ttiftt Joseph S. Hartley , lireieut state trejiwlror ' had filed a cUlin with Receiver K. 1C Iftlydcn of the Capital National bank for the'unpaid balance of the .account , that the Okilni was subsequently returned to him wltliout an allowance thereof being madd ; > jfl ( on September 4 , 1895 , Hartley , by ( | iliattorney , general of the state , brought wilt jn- the circuit court of the United States-Tor the district of Nebraska | - braska against Rccalwri HayUen tu recover the amount of this balbnce. The defendants. Hill and his bondsrn'eji.iriovcd ' for Judgment upon this special' ' Verdl ( . , ID Us opinion the supreme court Bay * toOny : To ( 'rant thin molldn would be to justify the verdict of the. Jury upon grounds rail- cally different frpm.thobc chosen by the state , consistently with1 wjilch grounds the Jury was Instructed , 'As we are of the"1 opinion that , the motion for a now trla' must be overruled , for the reuron that there had been BUKgestcd or Discovered In the jecord no eiror prejudicial to plaintiff , It results that , upon the general verdict , Judg. ment must b rendered for the defendant. It IB therefore deemed advisable to rnalce no order upon the motion for Judgment on the dpeclal verdict law hereafter. It might bo auKUmed that the oumtlonH thereby pro tented hail been panned : upon by this- court In advance of an exlitlng necessity for such action. The motion for u new trial Is over , ruled , and It I ordered that Judgment be rendered In favor of the defendants up ) the neutral verdict. Following U the Kturral syllabus ; State of Nt-brucka again ft John K. HI'I et nl. Original. Motion for u. new trial overruled. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan. In an action on , treasurer' * bond the breaches specially aliened were that there linil been ix failure to turn over to his sue- censor a certain sum , which It was aliened the outgoing treasurer had In a certain bank hcn lila term of ofllcp expired , lly nn wer It wa alleged that the o.npolnRtreasurer hail turned over to his 9ucce ? or evidence of Indebtedness of the same character as those which had formed the basis of liabil ity of the b-xnk to himself to an amount t-qual to that for which ho was sought to be hold , lly reply. It was , In effect , ad mitted that the outgoing treasurer had tnmed nver to hH pucce ser all ehosps In notion that ho had received as treasurer , In like form of evidences of Indebtedness with those uhlch ho had received , but It was averred that such payment was Ineffectual to release the outgoing treasurer , because , as insisted by the plaintiff , nothlmr but cnh could bo treated as payment. Held : That under this condition of the If.sues , and under proofs consistent with the theory of each contending party , It was a n"ton | ° ' fnc5 for the Jury to determine how much actual money had been received and pild , and thnt Its verdict , being founded uoon sulllcleiit evidence must stand. It vine , C. , and llngan , C. , concur. INDIVIDUAL OPINIONS. Syllabus of opinion by Commissioner Ir vine ! Whether the doctrine of Cedar County against Jennl , 14 Neb. , 231 , extends lo n cnso where a treasurer has accepted cor- tlllcates of deposit from his predecessor , doubted. 2. The deposit by Hill's succcsror , under the depository law. of the certificates re ceived by him from HUI , in the same bank which Issued them , the cancellation of the cerltncatea and the sta'o's acccpMn ? n c'cillt on open account for their amount , operates a novation , made the bunk the tnli s debtor , and released Hill from liability. Harrison , J. , Ilynn , C. . and Itngan , C. , con cur. Syllabus of opinion by Chief Justice Post : H Is essential to the crime of embczz'c- ment that the owner ln > deprived of the property alleged to have been embezzled by nn adverse u. o or holding. Chaplin against I.oc , IS Neb , -HO. All concur. 2. So much of section 121 , Criminal Code , 1S7.1 , dellnlniT embezzlement of public ftinilH , provides that If any olllcer charged with the collection , ! > nfe keeping or disbursement of. public funds "shall loan , with or without Interest , any portion of' the public funds every such act sha'l bo deemed * * an embezzlement of so much of said funds as Fhnll be thua loaned , " was Intended to prevent thp unlawful use by olllcers and others , -with their knowledge and consent , of money committed to their custody , and not as an amendment of exist ing1 statutes regulating the means of preserving serving- and accounting for of public funds. Harrison , J. . llyan , C. , Hngan , C. , and Ir vine , C. , concur. , , . 3. The term "loan" Is there employed In n restricted sense and Includes those trans actions only in which the conventional re lation of borrower and lender exist ? , and has no application to the deposit In bank for safe keeping of public funds by the custo dian thereof , who so far retains his control over them that they may be by him at any time reclaimed. Itynn , C. , and Uagan , C. . 1. In the absence of statutory restriction upon the subject , the method employed In the monetary transactions of the world by which payments are made , and charges and credits adjusted through the agency of checks , drafts and ccrtmcates of deposit , Is so far applicable to custodians of public funds In this state as to render them liable for remittances by that means made and received , provided puch mstiuments be In coed faith tendered and accepted' as pay ment , and not for collection and credit at Iho debtor's risk. Ryan , C. , llagan , C. , and Irvine. C. , concur. 5. The word "money" Is a generic form , ami may Include1 not on'.y legal tender coin and currency , but any oilier circulating me dium , Instruments or tokens In general uo In the commercial world * the representa tive of value. State against McFllrldKC , 84 Wls. , 473. llyan. C. , nauan , C. . and Ir vine , C. , concur. C. A state treasurer , who , on taking charge of the ofllce , Inst-ad of demanding the funds due from his predecessor In cash , accepts In payment thereof cert flcate.s of deposit Issued by a b-ink In which such funds have been deposited for safe keep- in u , Is chargeable upon his bond for the amount of such payment , and his liability therefor' Is not affected by the fact that he is unable to realize the money upon such certificates by reason of the subsequent fail ure of said bank. Harrison , J. , llyan , C. , nngnn , C. , nnd Irvlno , C. . concur. 7. Such a transaction , If In peed faith by both partie ? , amounts to a settlement within the meaning of the statute , which will to the extent of the payment so made , re.lovc the retiring treasurer , since the state Is not entitled to concurrent remedies upon the bonds ; bf iiQcesslVe officers to enforce the 'pome ' liability- and whatever Is In such case -sufficient In law to charge the Incum bent , will operate per se to-discharge his predecessor. llyan. C. . ana nagan , C. , con- C" ' . Where a line of decisions , although er roneous , has become a rule of property , t should bo adhered to until changed by stat ute. But In the absence of complications re sulting from property rlphts , It Is the un doubted privilege , If not. Indeed , the duty , of courts to re-examine questions and modify or overrule previous decisions shown to bo fundamentally wrong. All concur. 9 State against Kelm , 8 Neb. , C3 ; First National IJanU of South Bend against Sandy. 11 Neb.,431. and Cedar County ratlins * .Tnnnl. 14 , Nob. . 251. criticised. HI I against the state. .SS.Neb. . CDS , distinguished. Syllabus of opinion by Judge Norval. Where the petition alleges the delivery of fhe olllclal b'ond declared on. the allegation in the answer of n surety , following an aver ment therein that he signed upon condition that the principal should ngo : sign that "If It ( the bond ) was ever delivered. It waa done In violation of the express condition aforesaid , upon which defendant signed suld Instrument , " must.be treated as a substan tial admission of the delivery of the bond. " "Whether the sureties In an official bond are liable where the principal therein named has failed to sign It before Its acceptance and approval , quaere , 3. When n state officer-elect writes his name In the bodv of a paper prepared by hlmse'.f as hla official bond , and subscribes his oath of office endorsed thereon , which Instrument Is delivered , accepted and ap proved us his official bond , the same is valid and binding- upon me principal and his sureties , even though puch officer Inad vertently omitted to attach his Una ] sig nature at the bottom of the bond. All concur - cur ' 4.'Prlor to the taklncr effect of the legis lative enactment providing for the depositIng - Ing of state nnd county funds In bank , the payment of inoney In the hands of a state or county treasurer , at the termination of his term of office , to his successor , could bo effectuated alone by the delivery of that which-the law of the land recognized as money. The mere delivery and acceptance of certificates of deposit Issued by a bank upon which no money has been realized Is not euch a payment , as will release the outgoing olllcers. Cedar county against Jenul , 14 Neb. , 254 , adhered to. C. Although * a mate treasurer has no right to receive in payment of the public revenues any thing but money , yet If he choosea to do so , the state may ratify the act , In which case he nnd bin sureties are charge able as for money , and must make good the C. The' legislature has the power to ratify 'the act of an out-going state treasurer In turning over to his successor , as money , certificates of deposit Issued by a bank. Harrison , J. , concurring. , , 7. Held that the record discloses mich n ratification In this case. Harrison , J. , con curring , 8. When partial payments have been made on a running account the debtor hau the right to direct their application , but If he fails to do sot the creditor may make the application , nnd where neither of them have made any appropriation before suit Is brought , the law will apply such .pay ments , according to their priority of time ; that Is the first Item on the debit side Is discharged or reduced by the first Item on the other side of the account. 9. A verdict will not be wt aside for error In Instruction , when it 19 manifest that no Qther verdict should have been returned under the evidence. Western Union Teler graph company ngalnst Lowrey , 32 Neb , , 732. followed. All concurring. Judge Harrison said : "I concur In the doctrine announced In the paragraphs , 1 , 2 , 6 and 8 of the Hyllabus to the opinion In this case , written by Chief Justice Post , also In what Is stated In paragraphs 1 , 3 , 6 , 7 nnd 9 of the syllabua of the opinion written by Judge Norval : nf which I call attention to numbcra C and 7 stating : ' 0. The legislature 1ms the power to ratify the act of an out-going state treasurer In turning over to his miccessor , ua money , certificates of deposit issued by a bank. 7. Held that the record dlsclosea nuch a ratification In thin case , " I also agrco with Commissioner Irvlno In the statement that "The deposit by Hartley , under the depository law , of the certificate received by him from Hill In the turno bank , which Issued them , the cancellation of the certificates and the state's accepting it credit on open account , operated u no vation , made Iho bank the utalu'H debtor arid released Hill from liability , " And also agree with the conclusion of CommlHoloner Ityun that under the i sues presented In the cause there wan sufficient evidence to sustain the verdict rendered , and It must , therefore * , stand. ComrnlfMBloner Ragan Hold : "I utree with the conclusion of Commls- rloner Ityun that the motion for u ne\y trial must bo overruled and Judgment en tered for the defendants. I also concur In the vlewu txpretwed by the chief juntlce and entirely agree with Commissioner Irvine , that 'Tliu deposit by Hartley , under the depository law , of the certificate re ceived by him from Hill , In the name hank , which Issued them , the cancellation of the corllllciites and the state's acceptIng - Ing a credit on open account for their amount , operated a novation , made the bank the state's debtor , and released Hill from lUUlilty , ' 1 alia concur in points number 1 , 3 nnd 9 of the syllabus of the opinion of Norval. J. " IN OTIIKIl CASKS. Opinions wrro handed down In several other CIUVB , the syllabi of which hero fol low : State ex rel Hocknell against Roper. Mandamus. Writ allowed , Opinion by Com missioner 11 } an. Judge Hatrlson and Com missioner Ragnn dlss.'titlnK. Under the pto- vlslons of the act for the leloontlon of county scats , there being no reuuliemenl that abortive ballots shall be certified to the county canvassing board , such ballots cannot be counted for the purpose of mak ing up the Rriina total , of which a iiliuo other than the existing county Kc.it must re ceive three-fifths , to be entitled to the lu- lo.-ntlon of the county sent , merely be cause in the certified return of the county election board such billets were teferred to aa "ballots not reported or accounted for" or as "rejected" or "blank ballots. " 2. Where thcio wore cast upon the ques tion or relocation of the county seat of lied Wllllow county , MV7 voles for Indlanoln , nnd for .McOook 1,339 votes , and tin- return of county canvassers showed ballots to have been rejected or not to hnvi- been voted or accounted for ; held that Mct'ook having received more than three-llfths of the numbers above given , became the enmity seat of snld county. Slate ex tel Hocknell ngalnst Roper , 40 Neb. , 721 , o\er- ruleil. Union 1'nclllc llnllmnd company against Clnney. Krror fiom Klmb.ill county. Alllrm'ed. Opinion by Juiigii Harrison. If n lilll of exceptions' tins not been authenticated by the certificate of the clerk of the trial court , as required by Inxv , mat ters contained therein will not bo con- rldered or examined bv this comt. 2. Hrrors must be affirmatively shown by the retold , If not , It will be presumed that the proceedings of Iho trial com I were cbriect. Pythian Life' Association against Preston , l-'rror from Douglas countyAffirmed. . Opinion by Judtfe llairlson. A life Insur ance association approved an application and Issued and forwarded to Its Kcneril agent n policy , for delivery to the appli cant. The application and i > ollcy each con tained a condition , In substance that thr < > was no binding contract of Insurance until the written application was received and .accepted , and the policy Issued by the as sociation and delivered to the proposed member In person , during his life tlmo and good health , nor until the admission fee and advance premium was paid thereon , "that no agent of the association had authority to make , alter or dlcchalKo con tracts , waive forfeiture , extend ciedlt or grant permits , nnd no alteration of the terms of the contract should be valid , and no forfeiture thereunder should bo waived unless alteration or wnlvor should be In writing nnd signed by the president and another olllcer of the association. " Uy n contract appointing this general agent of the association , which was signed by the picsldcnt nnd secietnry thereof , bin com pensation for soliciting and obtaining parties to become membeiH of the association and Insured therein , was fixed at the whole sum of the ad mission fees nnd advanced premiums , to be paid by each person Insured : Held , that the part of the contract in relation to the compensation of the general agent , gnvo him the right to collect of each pel son of whom ho received an application , when ho delivered the policy , the membership , or admission fcss and advance piemlums and keep them. That In collecting he might , nt his option , demand Immediate payment or extern ! credit , and that If he extended credit It was not for the company , but for himself ; Hint the association iiad sut- rendcred the right lo any further control or direction of the collection of the foes nnd advanced premiums to be paid bv persons Instiled through this general agent That the contract with the noneinl agent was Inconsistent with the right to Insist on the enforcement of the stipulations In regard to payment contained In the ap plication and policy. That a delivery of the policy to the applicant , made , or caused to bo made , by such general agent , was good , and the contract of Insurance bind ing , notwithstanding ciedlt was extended for Iho payment of the mcmbcislill > fees nnd advance premiums. VALIDITY OF TRANSFERS. Brown against Westerlleld. Appeal from Lancaster county. Afllrmod. Opinion by Judge Norvnl. An allegation In a pleading thnt the grantor "made and executed" a deed , Included all acts essential to the completion of the muniment of title , the delivery of the Instrument to the grantee , as well as the signature of thp grantor. 2. The loss or destruction of a deed , after dellverj' thereof , does not divest the title of the grantee. 3. The delivery of a deed Is essential to render the conveyance operative. 1. Delivery Is purely a question of Intent to be determined by1 the facts and ' cir cumstances of each particular cn e. B. It Is not essential to the validitv of a deed that It should bo delivered to the Rrantee personally. It la sufficient. If the grantor delivers It to n third person , un conditionally for the use of the grantee , tha grantor reserving no control over the In strument. G. A mother signed and acknowledged a deed before n-justice of the peace , conveying to her minor daughter certain real estate , and delivered the deed to the Justice for the use and benefit of the urantee. without any reservation of control , with the Inten tion nnd understanding that the Justice should retain the custody of tint Instrumen' until the grantor's death , when he was ] c H'o H for record. The mocner subsequent ! * told thd daughter that the property bo'onuod to the latter , nnd that It had been flxq < so she would have a home. Hold : That thr delivery to the Justice ivns sufficient to pass the title to the property to the grantee at the date of such delivery. Wood Mowing and Reaping Machine corn- puny against Gcrhold. ISrror from Plntto county. Atlirmed. Opinion by Judge Nor val. val.A A bill of exceptions In a cause tried In the district court must be filed with the clerk of that court , nnd If the original bill Is to bo used In the supreme court. It must be authenticated by the certificate of the clerk of the trial court. 2. Assignments of a petition In error which can be reviewed only In connection with a bill of exceptions will be dlsregardecj where tie authentic bill 1 contained In the record. 3. The petition In error presenting no question of law of fact for review , the Judg ment Is affirmed. City of Kearney against Smith. Krror fiom Buffalo county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Irvine. Assignments of error relating to the giv ing and refusal of Instructions cannot be considered unless the record discloses that exceptions were taken nt the trial. 2.1 Assignments of error not presented by the briefs or oral argument will be treated as waived. Carter White Lead company against Klnlln. Krror from Douglas county. Af firmed. Opinion by Commissioner Trvmo. In order to present for review the failure of the trial court to Instruct the Jury upon particular Issues or evidence In u case , the party complaining must have i equalled In structions on the omlttea topics. 2. A contract whereby one. In considera tion of the release of n claim for damages against him , agrees to employ the cHlrn- ant , nt cvrtaln wages co : eng ns the works of the first are kept running , or until the other shall see fit to quit , Is not void , either for uncertainty , for wnnt of mutuality , eras as within the statute of frauds. 3. A contract not to be performed within ono year , ns meant by the statute of frauds , Is one which by Its term * cannot be per formed within one year , rl contract Is not within the statute merely because It may , or piobubly will , not be performed within n year. 4. One partv to n contract rnav obligate hlmse'.f for a definite or nn Indcllnlto period , not depending on his own acts , and the other party may nt the same tlmo have the option of terminating It at hl will. A con tract upon sufficient consideration Is not void for that reason. C. In order to tulnln a contract which has for Its consideration the release of a claim for damapcs ugulnst the promisor. It Is not necessary that the claim should be ono which on litigation would have proved to bo valid. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ il tint Kr < > iiiont Normal. FREMONT , March C. ( Special. ) In a wrlteup of Nebraska schools In a recent number of an Omaha paper no mention li made of the Fremont Normal school , which has now and hag always had on an average more students and more Instructors than al most any other two schools mentioned. It has at present about 3 , ' 5 scholars In attend ance. _ Slake a note of It. Twenty-five cents buys the best liniment out , Salvation Oil , MEETS AT YORK IN APRIL Fourth District Oonvontion Oallctl for tlio Oth of Next Month , LIVELY SESSION OF THi COMMITTEE KfTiirl Mmlio Tulic tlio Di-li'tintc * to Mnoiiln 1'liulx KiiuiiKli Opponl- llon lit lli-iidi-r it of . Ao A Mill. LINCOLN , March E. ( Special. ) Tha Pourth district republican congressional com mittee met this afternoon In parlor C , Lin coln note ! , and selected York as tlio pbco for holding thp convention , nnd April 9 , as the dito. Chairman S. H. Stcelo presided , Secretary Sam Spanoglo nnd the fiMbwIng conimlttccinon were present : C. S. 'Miller , 1'jlrniont : H. H. HltiBliaw , Folrbury ; if. U. Wild. DeWItt : U. K. Johnson , Valparaiso ; H. H. Campbell for K. L. King , Osccota ; John Xlmmerer , Sewardj G , Mi Hlgg , proxy for J. K. Cobboy , lleatrlco ; J. H. Knolow , Alexandria ; U. W. Schrcck , for N. V. Harlan , York. The commltteo had been called , ns announced by Chairman Steele , for the purpose - pose of deciding whether to call ono or Jwo conventions. The latter proposition did not meet with very great favor nnJ followfng considerable debate It was decided to hold but ono convention to elect two delegates' to St. I.fluls and to nominate a candidate1 for cangrcsj. The reprorcntatlon was based , on the vote for State Treasurer Hartley. This will give a convention of 201 delegates , 6ti a basis of one delegate for every 100 votes or major fraction ( hereof and , ono dolexatc-at- largc for each county. The delegates will bo divided among the dllT rcnt counties as follows : IJutlcr county , 14 : Flllmoro , IS ; ago. 30 ; Hamilton , 14 ; Jefferson , 18 ; I'olk , 0 ; Saline. 22Saimdcrs ; , 1st ; Seward , 17 ; Tliaycr , 17 ; York , 21. A lively dialogue en sued over the | , rapos'.ton ! if ICnslow of Thaycr to hold the convention at Lincoln. This was opposed by Chairman Steele , who wAs avorPo to going utitsldo the district , to hold a qon- vcntlon. He wanted It at IJeatrlco , but a compromise was effected on York. LINCOLN LOCAL NOTES. Tlio supreme court decided today that Judge Charles L. Hall could sit In the case- brought to oust Receiver of the Lincoln Savings Bank J. K. Hill , from his present position. The hearing was on the application of depositors of the defunct bank for a writ of prohibition to prevent tlio judge from sitting In the caoi. Attorneys J. U. Webster , George A. Adams and Frederick Shepard appeared for the relators. Judge Hall was present In his own hchnlf , The supreme ccurt decided today the county scat contest between McCook and Indlanola , Hod Willow county , In favor of McCook. On one other occasion this caw was before the court , nnd the decision was In favor of In- dtatiola. The decision * ls reversed by the action taken today. A 22-callbur bullet from an air gun was this afternoon lodged In the fleshy part of the leg of Herman Stonoslfcr , an 11-year-old bay , this afternoon. The gun way held In the hands of another youth of about the same ago. It appears to liave been a deliberate- attempt to shoot Herman , as David was annoyed because the former Interrupted .his pastlmo of shooting birds. The attending physician pronounced the wound painful , but not seri ous. The police arc looking for McLiughlln. In the county court today a nolle pros , \\iia entered In the case against W. 0. Beach , late manager for the option firm of Duncan , Ilo'.llnger & GJ. Beach wao accused by them PC embezzlement of the firm's funds. Before Judge Cornish a Jury decided , today In district court that Tom Majors must pay. A. K. Moeller $120 as a commission for tbo sale of sonio real estate. Jn the gubernatorial campaign of IS'Ji the property In question figured as the short quarter section farm" near Bradsbaw. The secretaries of the State Board of Health hold their regular monthly meeting at the etate capltol today. The full number was present , comprising Drs. F. D. Haider- man , OrdB. ; F. Bailey , Lincoln ; C. F. Stew art , Auburn , and J. W. Begthnl , Friend. There were fourteen applicants for certifi cates , and each was granted one. as follows : P. S. Burch , Orleans ; J. 1 > . Dullard , Wood Illver : H. S. Hanson. Monrofi ! J. Cl. Sntfnn. Stolltt ; W , S. Crosby , Randolph ; W. W. Wer- tenbcrgcr , Humbolt ; H. M , Wilson , Omaha ; I' , 13. Plumb , Gothenburg ; J. L. Brownell , Ohlowa ; N. H. Dentlcy. Orleans ; J. A. AVII- llamson , DuBoles ; George H. Gllmore , Mur ray ; F. P. Dorsey , Hartlngton , and Herbert J. Sloss , DoWltt. Secretary Halderman said that wlill < > applications were few Just at present , they expected quite' rush during the coming summer. Omaha people In Lincoln : At the Lin- doll George S. Cott A. C. Turpln. B. D. Connor. At the Lincoln J. L. Harvey , A. P. Brink. Jli-porlB of ( In : Snow .Slurni. NORTH LOUP , Neb , , March C. ( Special. ) Though the snowfall of Monday waa much lighter than that which visited most parts of the state. It has been falling almost con tinuously for the past thirty-six hours. The beginning of the fall was accompanied by a damp wind from the southeast , and the early portion was damp enough to freeze to the ground. Later the wind Increased and- the snow U now drifting to some extent. This Is the heaviest snow In this section filnco November and will bo of great benefit to tbo crops and spring pat-tiiroi. WAHOO , Neb. , March 5. ( Spcc'nl. ) Con siderable snow has fallen here the past three days. days.MINDKN. MINDKN. Neb , , March 5. ( Special. ) H began raining and snowing hero about 10 a. m , Tuesday and Kept up pretty well all day. A great deal of molstura fell. LINWOOD. Neb , , March C. ( Special. ) Two Inches of enow fell here Tuesday night , followed by Hulit snow and rain Wednesday. Thursday morning a light , gentle rain fell , making equal to four Inches of unow. The ground , where plowing had bsen-ilono , turned up moist to a ilcipth of night Inches previous1 to the r ocent precipitation , Winter gralp Is In good condition onCATUR. Neb. , March B. ( Special. ) About four Inches of snow have fallen hero slnco Saturday , It Is still snowing. Kill rl > n ry'n Improvement" . " FAUlllURY , Nob. , March C. ( Special. ) The new building of the Hlcctrlc Light nnd Water company In completed and the englnu and boilers In place. The building Is cf brick with Iron roof and comprises dynamo room 30x53 fcc-t In slzo , a boiler room 42x50 and pump room 24x28. The steum Is furnished by a battery of four boilers of 400 horsa power and the onglnc running the dynamos Is of 100 horse power. The dynamos , two are and cue Incardescont , will lie transferred from their old location to the new works In a few days , nnri then Falrbury will have the best system of water works and lighting plant of any city of Its size In the Mt. Headache Is the direct result of Indigestion and stomach disorders. Remedy those by using Do Wltt'a Llttlo Early Illwra , and jour head.ache disappears. The favorite UN Do pills everywhere , There's Money In It washing with Pearline. There's ease and comfort in it , too , and safety. There's wear saved on every thing washed ; there's work saved in every thing you do. There's no time wasted , and little time spent. There's nothing like Pearline. There's no harm if you use it , there's no reason in doing without it. IVJdlcn nnd tome untcrujuious gtocrrs will trll you , Beware "till * is B4 good as" or "the tame a J'carllne. " ITS _ FALSE 1'eatline is never peddled. K your Rrocers send yea an Imitation , be lTonc t- /i it Ixtfk. JAWS I'VLB , K w Ywk.
