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THE OaLAIIA DAILY BEE : S A Trim AY , JITNE 20 , 180T. 11
CURRENT LITERATURE.
Th * romance of IlurKoyr.c's surrender li
matlo the theme of Joseph A AlUholcr's
novel , "The Sun of Saratoga " The hero la
n yon MR officer whose quick wit and rare In-
Kcnulty nluavs flnds a vvny out of every illf-
flculty. Ho to withal a thorough Christian i ,
RpcnelliiK most of his energies tlurln ? these
i
last el iv * before the Ilrklsh surrender In releasing -
leasing his enemlM. whom he loves for sen-
tlmcntnl reasons connoctiil with a maid , and
In hoo'lwl klriR his own friends and superiors ;
nil of which Bounds very well In the empty
world of Imagination , but would hardly suom
quite HO moral In the eyrs ot Ms military
superiors rharpod with the lesDotnlbtllty of
carrlrtK on the wm to succcai The ad-
\cnturi'i < nro all of the uiual tyre , but are
told with a vhntlly maklriR them exceedingly
rcadn'ilo D Appluton & Co , New York
|
A Kcnlal onil wholesome chccrfulnewi run *
through the light verses In John Lcnord 1
Merrill Jr "In Which Hearts Lead " The .
poems hrcatho love ami tulk love ami they
sigh love for a youthful Iirart surrounded '
With everday people whom the } nddrcBB In
cvcrjdiy style with all the gaiety of a happy |
lover AH a namplo the dedication reads-
To
"I 11 iledloato tills book to Miss ,
Her last name I'll leave out ;
One lassie fair knows who she la ,
Though others are In doubt.
Aril If another I should write ,
I trust 1 ma } bo trie ,
With her permission , to Indite
Thn book to Mrs. Me
The hook Is published by DcMcrle comt
pany. New Kork
"Appleton's lluiiie-neadlng Hook Series"
Is cnnilmicd with an entertaining volume
on microscopic animals called "In Ilrook and
Ila > on , ' by Clara Kern Havllss. It Is easy
to see that the writer Is an enthusiastic
nclcntlst , and Hlie makes her stories of the
queer fish she describes more Interesting
than rno ° t fictions prepared for children
I ) Appleton & Co. , Now York , Mcgeath's.
"An Kplstle to 1'ontcrltj , llelng the Ham1
tiling Recollections of Many Years of My
Life , ' by M 12 Sherwood , Is a substantial
volume of Instructive as well as must tie-
llghtful reading It embodies In an excep-
tliinally attractive form the fifty > ear. ) ' ex-
perlciicei of a talontoJ. and charming Amcrli
can woman , moving In the higher olllclal
and fashionable life in her oivn country , aivl
In her travels abroad brought In contact
with many of the distinguished men and
women of Huropc. She was the child friend
of the great Webster , and relates many
anecdotes of him and other nott.d public men
uf his time and later. Slit ! was presented
to Hngland's queen , and met many members
of the roval Tamil ) and the higher nobility
Her acquaintance has been 'extensive with
thu prominent statesmen , author : ) , actors
and fingers of the last half century , Inclu 1-
Ing among them Thackeray Kdwln Iloo'h ,
ranrile Kimble , lllstorl and Itachcl , and her
gossipy references to them are uniformly
enjojablo and In good taste There Is a line
frontispiece portialt of the author. Harper
& Ilroihers , Now York Mtgeath's.
"Tho I'ursult of the Houseboat , " by John
Kcndrlck Hangs , might be termed a wquel
to the ' Houseboat on the Styx " The houseboat -
boat of the Associated Shades , at a time
when It happens to be Inhabited by the inert
famous female shades of Krcbcan society. Is
pclrcd by the pirate Captain Kldd and his
gang , who nlakc off with It to unknown
seas. Ihe masculine shades who are Inter
ested In these captured spirits at once plan
to pursue and release them. The long con
versation that ensues among the most prom.
Incut shades a Socrates , Ilonapartc , Noah ,
Sir Walter Ilaletgh , etc Is exceedingly
clever , but this part ot the tale Is far sur
passed by the account of what takes place
among the abducted women. These hold a
council and decide to call on the pirate for
en explanation of his horrid conduct. Tint
astute shade assures them that the whole
affair was planned by their husbands , lovers ,
brothers , etc. , to give them a pleasure trip
untrarnmcled by muecullno presence. The
spirited Xantlppe doubts that Socrates could
lia\n been so thoughtful of her pleasure , and
Queen Kllzabeth flatly disbelieves that
Ilalelgh wis willing to part with her. Ilut
thu wily Kldtl diplomatically convinces them
and nil ends well. Harper & Brothers , .Vevv
York , Mcgeath's.
"Coal Statistics" Is a compilation supply
ing complete directions of all coal mines In
the United States , together with statistics
of production , distribution and other Impor
tant Information relating to the coal trade
In general. Alder & Uuley. Philadelphia.
"Mining In the Pacific Northwest" supplies
a complete review of the mineral rcsomces
of Washington and British Columbia taken
from articles recently publHied In the col
umns of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer , whose
correspondent waa tent on a special tour of
the mining districts. The work Is supple
mented with valuable maps Post-Intelli
gencer , Seattle , Wash
In "A liar Sinister , " by St George Rath-
borne , the author has hinged the leading
dramatic features of his romance upon a re
markable decision of a New York Judge ,
whereby a man was declared to have com
mitted bigamy with but a single wife , and
which strange charge was borne out by the
* laws of the state. The scene of action Is
transferred from beautiful Naples , under the
shallow of Vesuvius , to the wonderland of
Peru where amid the towering Andes the
various Interesting characters work out their
destlnv r Tennson Neely , New York
"The Grimm Webster German-English and
English German Dictionary , " compiled from
the authoritative works of the Orlmm
brothers nnd Noah Webster , Is an Invaluable
aid to the student of these languages. The
book employs the new ejstem of German
orthography and contains all words and
phrase-a of current ever-day use , duflnlnir In
all 30,000 words In both languages , also col
lection of conversation and correspondence
forms , Irregular verbs , tables of weights and
measures and many other additional fea
tures of Inmtlrnable value to all classes It
la handsomely bound and supplied with a
double Index for those vvnu desire the most
convenient form. Laird & Lee , Chicago
" .Marjory Moore'a Lovers " by Adelaide Far.
gent , Is a strongly written story , with a
vela of tragedy running through Its length.
The render almost Immediately conceives1 a
peculiar sjmpathy for the little country girl
whom the benevolent old Kcntlernan with
n love for music assists to a career of
fame upon the stageas a fair violinist
Marjory's fortiintu , like those of many others
who court the applause of the flcklo public.
Buffer u collapse , and the arm upon which
elm hen oxpeetod to lean falls her ; but In
the end she Undo a heart of gold and the
nlory ends happily. P , Tennyuon Neely , New
York.
"Tho Family Circle. " b > H L Hustings ,
la a collection of original and selected an
ecdotes that have appeared In the columns
of religious Journals. II. L. Hastlrrta , 47
Corlililll. Boston.
"A New Ariatocrac. } . " by Illrch Arnold , Is
full of humor and patho > , appealing to the
heart with an over-growing intercut. It Is
a brilliantly written novel , wit' , a mighty
lesson beneath Its surface. While affecting
to deal with the labor problem , of which the
author has only the most superficial grasp ,
the philosophy that pervades the story can
not bo else- than profitable , as It ls cheer-
lug and overflowing with good nature ami
good sound soriBo. ITenn > Hon Neely , Now
4 orKt
Three more paper-coveml novels have
iMH-n added to the number written toy that
prolific writer. Illchard Henry Savage The )
tit Irs read "Delilah of Harlem"The
.
'
Princes. , of AlasVa" "
and "Storm Signals "
;
all of them published by Hand , Mc.Nally &
Co. Chicago. Chaseo ,
"A Fascinating Sinner , " by "Delta , " fur-
nlshca a bright and
bparkllng travest
} on
modern English " "
"eafdlety" The author
handles his characters ) with some skill
, pro-
entlng u number of counterfeit resem
blance * of People to bo met with tn other
walKa of life foeildo the"four hundred "
Tne story depicts a luxurious and high-
Plrlleil jouns woman , ho. married to n
fcriKllsh nobleman , ghea the worthy msn
serious cauao for anxiety. r. Tennvaon
reil } , Ne > w York ,
jf A very Interesting book Is M , Clarke's
? ! Troy " d itjlnc the
> famous
elge i anif , ,
destruction of the ancient city , and
the wonderful exploits cC Its br ve defend-
era and heroes 3,000 , ,
) earj BOi celebrated in
Btor > and sons by the greatest poets and ,
nlitoriiiu of ancient times . A short account
of Hotr'r , the father of poetry , and of the
gods and godrases who played such an Im
portant part In the great events to be re-
UtoJ , la flm tlvcn as a suitable IntroJuc-
tlon to thft book. Then follow the connected
Rtorlrs which form the chief subj cts ot the
. book. American Book company , Chicago.
I "Yellow Pine Matin , the Story of a Prce-
I
1 pcclor , " by Hrnr ) O Catlln , Is ttroni ;
and woll-wrlttcn portraval of mining life
In I the sparsely settled mineral regions of the
great wo t The principal scene Is located
In ' the mountains of Idaho , where the rough
mining experiences of two prospectors are
depleted and nome secrets of their liven are
develofHHl. Descriptions of camping , pros-
pcctlni ? and mining processes are given with
unusual corectne-ss. plainly showing the uar-
' rater to bo familiar with the details nf min
ing life , and the personal achievements
modestly related by one of the prospectors ,
1 who cromed the continent In midwinter In
, 1RCI to Join the Union army , ire Mmple re
citals opeallng to every patriotic heart.
'This ' rough old prospector l In ever ) respect
a grand character , as bravo as ho U unsel
fish , an sincere In hit ; attachments as he Is
Irnplacablo I in hlo tnrnll ) to wrong , and his
lonely I death In the solitudes ot the wintry
hllUs , and the final disposition of liifl earnings ,
are a pathetic conclusion of a rugged , noble
and self-sactlflcing life There Is nothing
extravagant In the stor ) , nothing Improb
able It Is slmpl ) the well-told tale of t < vo
men whose motives give dramatic color to
their t uUs. George H. Illchmond & Co , New-
York.
York.The
The Tool and Ilia Heart , " by T Nor-
rcya Council , tells the story of Hasll Thlrnm ,
who fitartH llfo a very pcnsltlve and well-
meaning jouth , but meeting with disap
pointment i In love seeks to drown his re
gret f In the wild life of Bohemia and bin
struggles with the hungry horrors of Lon
don rnakr one of the powerful chapters In
the t stor ) Ho becomes entangled with a
woman whew husband Is a brute and Basil
kills 1 him In a duel , roaming her later.
Much : Interest 1s added to the tale b > the
part l placd In It by a large-minded priest ,
who i Is Basil's friend , and who leads him
back I to right living George H. Ulchmoud
& i Co , New York.
"The Romance of a Jesuit Ml slon , " b ) M
Bourchler 1 Sanford , Is a charming story of
love I , adventure and devotion to loft ) ideals
of i life and conduct It.t wene Is laid for
the- | most part at Tort St Marie , the cen
tral i utatlrn of the ml-vilons to- the Huron
Indians ] , near the site of the present town
of i MldUnd , Can The time Is the middle
ot i the seventeenth century The story Is
written by a Protestant who does not fall
In appreciation of the sublime courage and
devotion , of the early missionaries who were
deterred , from their ui'AeilVsh labors neither
1 by i the privation of a rude life In the Amer
ican wlldernet-s , nor an almost certain mar
tyrdom at the handof ) those to whom they
brought a message of peace. The llaker .
Talor Co. NI > W York
"A Galahad ot the Creeks , " by
S. Lavett-Ycats , tells of a young
Englishman who goes to India to
fill a government position In doing
which he soon flnds himself enmeshed b )
mtlvo Intrigues His position In life Is fur
ther complicated b ) falling In love with the
attrntlve ) oung wife of an American mis
sionary Death solves the perplexing problem
of his situation while engaged In an attempt
to capture an old native priest and ringleader
In robbing English funds. It Is a readable
etory and Us followed with another. "The
Widow Lamport , " under the same binding.
D. Appleton & Co , New York. Meceath's
In Thn Lo..l > Nszariuc" by J Leroy
Nixon , Is given the story of Christ's life sub
stantial ! ) as told In the four gospels , but filled
out with guesses at unnarrated events so as
to make a longer and more complete narra
tive. The description of Mary , whom Jesua
loved , and her sister Martha , Is Interestingly
done. Peter , John the Baptist and the am
bitious Judas are vividly drawn , and a clever
attempt Is made to so relate the death of
Judas that It will harmonize the differing
accounts of It as given rn the New Testament.
J. S. Ogllvlo Publishing company , New York.
There Is an atmosphere of intense reality
In some portions of "Soldiers of Fortune , "
the new novel written by Richard Harding
Davis The hero of the tale which , by the
way. Is In a new field for the fiiithor , that of
adventure , Is a mining engineer , formerly
a western cowboy. He Is Introduced to the
herolno at a society dinner in Now York.
The heroine is a girl of social eminence and
notable beauty , whose father emplos the en
gineer to go to South America and open ui
some mines whleh the latter has discovered
for him. Previous to his departure , Clay
the aforesaid hero , and Miss Langham , the
heroine , become "Interested In one another'
through a very slight acquaintance. Clay
goes to Olancho , distinguishes hlnuclf might ,
lly b ) accomplishing the very thing that ho
had gone there to accomplish , and at the emr
of a ) ear or two the Langhams Journey from
New York all the way to that barbarous
coast to see how he has done It. The hero
and heroine are again together , and Clay
bravely determines to make hay while the
sun shines. This he proceeds to do In a
most umazlng way by suddenly falling in love
with a sister of Miss Langham , a superfluous
roung person without a mature Idea in he
lend , and with certain extraordinary pro
pensities for splashing about In the mud o
; nlnc , running the donkey englro and drlv
Ing coaches with no remotest relevance to
anything whatever In the original forecast o
the tale. Not only episodes of love but those
of revolution nlso abound In Its disconnected
; > ! ot and many quite Impossible deeds ur
performed with .ease by the wonderful hero
Charles Scrlbner's Sons , New York Me-
geatli's.
"Ethologlcal and Egolcglcal Oppceltes , '
the subject of Manic Sa nils' fourth part o
the eerleo , entitled "The Opposltcs of the
Unlver.io , " the first ot which parts has been
mentioned In these columns on a previous
rccaslon , Is a discourse about conduct and
contains many thoughtful observations on
mental development and metaphysics ? Th
phllooophy of the universe as "a whirl o !
opposite. * " Is continued , following also the
manifestations uf ego ay on Inherent or In
dwelling phase of substance , neither capable
pablo of destruction or creation a dUplay ,
In fact , of the cos'inlc will with dlfTeren
degrees of manifestation In spiritual , or
ganlc and Inorganic life. The book is eir
rlched with quotations from the greates
thinkers of both ancient aud modern times
Peter Hckles , 35 Pulton street. New York ,
"Sweet Revenge , " by P A. Mitchell , la a
war story , In which the roar of cannon am"
the clash of swords arc mingled with tn
slgha of hearts The center of the romanci
In thlu cate l Major Cranderstone , a union
man from Tennessee , who U rescued fron :
gu rrlllau by two bravo southern , girls whcsi
friendship be had gained and after the vsa
ho marries one of them. Harper & Brcs.
New York. Megeath's
"Kngland" and -Germany" are the tltlei
of two new books In Appleton's series called
"HUtory for Young Readers " The outline
of the English story Is told In a clear , con
clso narrative by Frances E Cooke , with
an attempt to cmphas'ze the large move
menu and the growth of free institution ,
rather than the history of kings. In rb
amo series "Germany" In treated b ) Kai
F. Krceker , but here the condensation
moro evident , and In trtng to preserve ac
curnicy of detail the story has been renderei
somewhat hoivy D Appleton & Co , New
York. Megeath's.
The scholasticism of centuries past I
suggested In llorden P Bowne's "Theory o
thought and Knowledge. " Portions of tb
bo k are written Intelligently and with re
markdblo clearness of tnulght , but In It
entirety the writer doen DOV escape tripplni
Into the very error * he points out , vlolatlni
Mi own canons and precepts , and leavln
his cindle of rnetapht lca In aj dark a vol
aud the subject In as knotty a tangle as I
uaa occupied from time Immemorial It h
wishes to point the way out of the labyrlnt
ho fhould get a better key to the Interpreta
tlon of life's Jugglery in the realm o
thought and knowledge and perhaps In tba
e\rnt he might select a route on eoll
ground to which he could fatten the threa
by which to lead ( oiks out to daylight , liar
per 4. Broa , New York. Megeatli'd.
BOOKS RECEIVED.
The Macmlllan company. New York :
Rose of Yfsterday , " b ) F. Marlon Craw
ford Cloth ; J1.2J.
A. F , Relnbold , CO Lexington avenue , New
York : "Louis Kuhne's Facial Diagncelu , "
translated by Aug. F. Relnhold , M , A.
Cloth ; $1 ,
KIIOM MEGBATH'S STATIONERY COM-
PANY.
U. Appleton & Co. . New York : "In
IIrook and llayou. " by Clira Kern Daylls.
iCloth ; CO cents. "Klerceheart , the Soldier , "
by J , C. Snaltb. Paper ; CO cents. "Woman
caud the Republic , " by Helen KenJvick
Johnron. Cloth ; t BO. "England , " by
Frances1 B Cooke. Cloth ; 60 centa. "Ger
many ' by Kate Frelleratb Krockcr. Cloth ;
CO cent/s.
Harper & Dro < , New York' "The Pursuit
of the Houseboat , " by John Kendrlck
Danga. Cloth ; 204 pagi-s "Sweet Revenge , "
by F. A Mitchell. Cloth ; 248 pages , "An
Epistle to Posterity. " by M. E. W Sher
wood Cloth : 380 pages. "Theory of Thought
and Knowledge , " by Borelen P. Bowne
Cloth , 3S9 pages.
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Donahoe's Magazine. 611 Washington
street , Boston.
The Month. 28V Fourth avenue , New
York
The American Kitchen Magazine. 4S5 Tre-
rnont street. Boston.
The Church at Home and Abroad. 1331
Chestnut street , Philadelphia.
The Lotus Kansas City , Mo.
Clinton's Magazine Union Square , New
York.
Thcosophy. 144 Madlron avenue , New
York.
The Harvard Graduate's Magazine. 6
Beacon street , Boston
The- Outlook 13 Aslor Plactf , New York
The Humanitarian. Brentano's , Wabish
avenue. Chicago
Appleton's Popular Science Monthly. 72
Fifth avenue , New York
The Open Court Chicago
Ohttltrbox. Est.-a & Laiirlat , Bos'on
' iil 'io 1 MadUon .ivcwie. N. v Y ' *
Every Month 4 East Twentieth street ,
New York
I.oc < mo ve Enr'tiPerlpg New imlc.
The Art Amateur 23 Union Sv.rNew
York
The Temple. Dcnvo" Cole
Intelligence. ROT Fifth f venue , New York
Kindergarten News Springfield. Mass
The International Studio. HO Fifth nvr-
nue , New York
SLPUIMI : cotniT
LINCOLN , June 15. 1W Court met pur-
Hiinnt to adjournment. Wllkln on against
Trench , ilNmlsMMl ; Johrxon ngnlnst Van
Urunt , lenve to plnlntlnt to file nrnendenl
petition In error ; Polk against Castle , Pu-
liiskl against Phillips. Young against
Sihool District \Ve t Point ( two cases ) ,
uml Standard Amerleun Hlectrlc Pompan )
nc.ilnst Hnsting1 * I'leotrlc Light Compiri ) ,
allirmed , Omab i National Hank against
Kvrrost Gruln and Mill Company , dis
missed ,
June 1G Iteam ngalnst State nnd Fergu
son against State , orders suspending Hen-
tence. Holt Count ) against Scott , le.ive to
withdraw record of certification , Huffman
ngnlnsti Hill" , leave to file nildltlonil
transcript , Smith against People's Loin ,
Building and Savings Association , motion
to quawh , record overruled , motion to qui'h
bill of cxioptions sustained , liurkholder
against McKlnIc-Lannlng Loan and Trust
Compari ) motion to dismiss overruled ,
Kittle against Magruder , Ifnxe granted to
proc ed ns appeal and to withdraw record
for certification , Johnson acalnst Van
Urunt , motion to reinstate bill of exemp
tions overruled , Orr against Ballev , mo
tion to require bond overruled , appellant
to serve and file briefs In thirty dav * or
appeal dismissed , Omaha National bank
against Washburn and Han com ngalnst
Lanlry , ntllrmed , Ilonacum ngalnst Cor-
bett , motion for Judgment of reversal over
ruled , Chicago , Uurllngton & Qulncy Hall
way Company against Nebrask i Clt ) , re-
arKiiment order oil September 21 , Thompson
against Kyner , Kynor against Aver > and
Gibbons against Kvner , motions to post
pone hearing overruled , Cnlon Pacific Hill-
wuy Company against I'lllott , lenve to
withdraw record for certification , Lunne )
against Healey motion for additional se
curity overruled. Hlchardson agaln't S'-otm
Ultrlf County , diminution of reiord allowed ,
Southwlck against I crnon , dismissed unlesi
appellmt serves and tilts brief" In twentv
days ; Oliver against l-anMng , motion to
retax costs overruled ; Mills against Kll-
iie-r , motion to alllrm overruled , Hecker
against Becker ( two cases ) , diminution al
lowed , motions to quash bills of excep
tions sustained
June 17 Alpha Morgan nnd TUhpl A
Kohblns were admitted to practice. Carter
against Lelghton , dismissal vacated , dl -
mlssed unless appellant serve and file brief'
In twenty days , Ilrnmhall against Sehloss.
nlackmin apalnst Bank and Waldron
nKalnst Hllirendorf , dismissed ; Holln asaln t
Fines dismissal vacated , reverted with In
structions ; Hogue against Ogle , leave to
withdraw fcujujestlon of death and motion
to dl mKs ; Naldt against Supreme Lodge ,
C S P. S , motion to strike bond over
ruled ; Drexel against Murph ) , motion to
quabh bill of exceptions overruled.
Hen HrlnB9 were denied In the follow-
IHR cases- Webster a aln t City of Lin
coln , South Park Improvement Company
against Baker. Union Pacific Hnllwav Corn-
piny against Thone , Hart against Bank of
Commerce. Phenlx Insurance Company
against Hale , Walters ngalnst Robinson
( three raM > ) Fowler agaln = t Drown , Hatner
against McKlrrley-Lannlng Loan and Tnrs'
Company , Security National Dank agalns
Latlmer. Menell against Klrkle. Slater
against Sklrvlng , Davis npalnst St tte ami
Hoard of Education , Aurora agaln&t Moses
The following cause * were continued
Wells against StecKelbcrK. Fergusor
against State , Catron against Stite1 , Hern
against State , Musser ngilnst State , Mill
against State , State erel Foster agalns
Moores , State ex rel Broatch agalns
Moores , Whitney against Stite , llalri'
against Woodward and State ex rel Smtl
against Magney.
The following commission to examine ap
plicants for admission to the bit was ap
pointed : Roscoe Pound , Lincoln ; F A
Brogan , Omaha ; B. F. Good , Wahoo : C
F Morey , Hastings , and A. D. McCandless ,
Wymore.
The court adjourned sine die
Among- the cases decided \veru the fol
lowing :
KloKe asrainst Gardcls Error from Cum
Inp county. Reversed and remanded Ra
ffan. C.
W'here suit Is brought to foreclose as a
mortgage an executory contract for the salt
of re-al estate , decree rendered , real e tatc
sold and the proceeds applied on the amoun
found due , , then on the hearing of an appli
citlon for personal Judgment for dellclenc )
against the vendee neither party can rclltl
gate any rnaterlil l sue determined b ) sucl :
decree.
2 In such foreclosure proceeding the ex
ecutlon of the contract , the Identity of t )
real rstate described therein , the breach o
the H.ime and the amount remaining : din
thereon are material Issues dctennlned b )
the decree
. ! When such a decree Is remit red upon the
default of the vendee Its effect Is the same
as If he hid personally ai"x > ared and lit !
gate V the Issues tendered by the petition.
4 Whether a district court In such fore
closure ae-tlon. tilting as u court of e < iultv
' (
without p'eadlngs , nny render a p rsonu
judgment against the parties liable for sucl :
deficiency not deelded
5 Dirt vvhfn a formal petition Is filed In
such ca e for a deficiency Judgment , the
party liable therefor flies an answer to fuch
petition , the district court then has Jurisdic
tion ; and , unless a jury be demanded , rnn )
Itself tr > and determine the Issues presented
bv such pleadings.
Westcrman ngalnst Shenard. Error from
FroMtUr count ) . Allirmed. Itagnn , C
Whore a material Issue on trla : Is vvhethe.
certain real estate situate In n s'ster state
has been Hold nt Judicial Kile therein n cop )
of the return of the .sheriff to the execution
showing uch sale Is Incompetent to prove
such IHHUC , unless such return Is attested by
the clerk and seal of the court to which thu
return vrns made and accompinled by the
certificate of a judge , chief Juatlee or presld
Ins maslstinte of Haiti court that such at
teitnllon Is In due form of law. Section 414
Code of Civil Procedure.
2. Pleading and evidence rev lev ed am
held that the district court correctly dl
reeled a verdict for the defendant.
New Kentucky CoV Company ngalnsi
Union Pacific Railway Company. Krroi
from Douglas county. Reversed nnd re-
rucndiHl Ragan , C
Unless the annexed certificate of the ofll
cur before whom the deposition of a vv lines' .
IIUH been taken nfllrmatlvely arrows that the
dtposition of such wltnesswuB written In the
preHerrce of such otllcer It Is Incompetent
evidence. Section1 * 3) ) > 0 and 2S5. Code ot Clvl
Procedure
2 H Is reversible error to overrule a mo
tion to Hiippress such a deposition nnd nor
mlt it tu be read to the Jury when It tend- .
to Bupoort the contention of the party offer
Inir It an to a material Iraue
Hale against Sheelmn Error from Mad
Ison county Atllrmetl Norval , J ,
An unauthentlcated bill of exceptions wll
not be considered.
i. A practical construction placed urran a.
ambiguous contract by thu parties will generally
orally be adopted by thu courts
3. One who refuses to perform Ills par
of u contract cannot recover for u breac"
by the other party
Union Pacific Railway Company agalns
Young Krror from Krmbatl county. Dls
missed Norval , J "
A petition In error will be tltgml sed un
less the transcript contains a copy of tin
judgment or final order sought to bo re
viewed , authenticated by the certlllcale o
the clerk of the trial court
Forbes against McClatchcy Error from
Antelope county. Reversed and remandei"
Norval , J.
Evidence examined , and held that th
damages assessed by the jury are inatle
quute.
Ixisey ngalnat Neldlg , Error from Mod
son county , Ruvei&ed and remanded.
A party cannot have relief In equity
against the enforcement of u law judg
ment unltHS he has mutter of defense
which waa not available In the law action ,
or hud a good defense at lav.- which by
fraud or accident , without negligence on
hta part , he did not present In the law
action ,
Atwood against Marshall. Error from
Lancaster county. ltever oii and remanded.
Harrison , J.
\Vnero alleged error i i regard ta the
„ , . or refrml t < tv < > n < enes of eont'
eecutlvely nurnl e-r d . ln Uu. . n u < are nstl
Blgned In gr > ti In the iiH't on for a new
trial , the assignments win on review be
examined no further when it is ascertained
that the action of 0 fc { trial court was
proper to one Instruction ft cither group.
2. A motion for n new trial It IndlvlM-f
ble nnd If Jointly rn u > Jiy two or more
of the parties to a full. Irani alignment of
error therein oanhof Bo "sustained ns to
nil , It must be overruled. i
3. If a mortgage b ifen > hil to the grantee
therein Is voluntarily ejtcv'tttexl nnd placed
of record by the grantor , the grantee's ac-
ceptnnce thereof will b prenuineil , but
such presumption majvbv rebutted by proof
thnt the mortgagee never accepted the In-
Ptrutnent , but If no sneh proof Is ma le
the presumption must prevail | l '
4. In this state thestrict rule of cross-
examination has been Approved. "The
crov-ex.imlnntlon of 'ft ' witness should tic
restricted to the facts rind circumstances
drawn out on his direct examliintlon. H It I I
Is tlc'lred to examine the witness upon
other mutters the party desiring firch ex- i
amlnntlon must make the witness his own'f I '
and call him ns such Davis against Nell -
ll h. 7 Neb , St , adhered to. " Hoggs ngulnst i ' ,
Tlromp on , 13 Neb.103 ,
u In oases where the Issue Is of fraud
In the matter * Involved n wide latitude
will generally bo allow eel to the cross-ex-
nmltmUon of witnesses , especially If they
were jiartles to the transactions In question , I i
tnich n cur Is subject to limitation within i
the pound discretion of the- trial Judge ,
nnd unless an nbu e of such tll rretlon to I i i
the prejudice of it compliilnlriE party npI I
pear1 * . restriction ot the cro s-exnrnlna- I
tlon will not furnish sulllclent cause for I I
the reversal of n Judgment.
0 Alleged error In the rejection of te tl- I
nroiiy eannot avail If t"ie une or substnn- 1 I
tlnll ; the s.um testlmon } had been or vvasjn
pftetnnrU allowed to be obtained from the
witness. Union Paclllc Hal way company
ninliit " IjViui" ( lied nt this time
7 Certain testlmon } which bad n bearing
on the question of the value ot property , the
nlUb'cd conversion of which wns In lltlgn-
tlnn , was offered nnd excluded the1 < iue uon
of value of the property wns one n t > which
the testlmon ) wa conflicting ancr variant.
The te t < tnotiv held material nnel Its exclu
sion prejudicial f rror
Chicago. Hex-k I lnntl .1 Pacific Railroad
Conipun ) against llingo Krror from Sarp )
ecint ) Atllrmeel Pest , C J
Uocirme-nts aecompinylng tie transcript
required upon nppeal or proccp lings in ei-
ror wll be disregarded by this court unless
authenticated by certlllcnte of the cleik of
the district ceiuit
Iloslovv against Shonberger l > ror from
llurnllton count } Afllrmeil Post. C J.
A rninual Interference with enttc'l ! Is not
essential to u valid lew thereon It Is jiif-
llclent If the oropert ) Is pte'ent and subject
for tlii' time being to the control of the olll-
cer holding thc writ , nnd thnt he In express
term * asserts his dominion over it b ) virtue
of such writ
2hcn Ihe record shows tint n Jury war
vvulveil ut it preceding term , such waiver
will be presumed to be general und not for
the particular term at which it w > s miule
fount ) of Dauirns against llies ( Lrror
from Douila count ) Atllrmpil Ilvnn
\ mere ainendnicnt of" a ectlon of n "tit-
tile \ * \oil ! for want of compliance with sec
tlon U article III of the constitution of this
state vvhon there Is In the nnieiidntjrj. act
no mention of or reference to the amended
section
Tolerton & Stets-m Company ngalnst the
Oc-rnian-Amerlcan Savings It-ink of Leimrs
In Krror from Dawes count } Allirmed
Ryan , C
In the nbsenee of a bill of executions It
will be assumed that the district court was
fully jiftllleMl bv the proofs ino rullnc on
various motions ns to require the enforce--
tt.ent of its judgment , whlr.i previous ! } had
been " nfllrnied and illrecteel to be enforced
this couit
I'-irJue n ilnst Ml "nurl P.iclllc Ilailwav
fonipnnv Appenl from Lancaster count }
De-eree Irvine , C.
In the case of n bullrHnR1 contract where
thu ov.nrr has wronpfuly. Interrupted the
contractor and prevented bis completing the
work , the > contractor IsJ entl'Ied ro a lien for
the ronnnnble value of the labor he hTs
. 'trfrrnied and material he nis furnl = hetl ,
t-ut he i-innot have aJlen.for the damas"
b'talncd from the brejcJi of the contract
J One contiacting directly with the owner
rr.nv fllo his claim of lien nt in ) time wlthli
four months of the tlnve of the performance-
of the labor or furnishing of the material
3 Tim statute of limitations begins to run
ajraKst a mechanic's len from the time of
fifing the claim of Hen. n
Norfolk licet Sugar Company against
ICooh Hrror from Mndslen county Uc-
vers tl and remanded i Irvine , C
It clearly appearing ; that the verdict In
this case , was rendered ( ln disregard of
the Instruction * and evidence the judgment
Is reversed. '
2 In a pet tonal Injlir ) case by a seiv-
iint nyalnst a mnste-r fhti evidence with
out conlrntllctlon dl , lo lusr thnt the li.
Jur } was sustained b } reason , ot the negu
genco of another servant of the same mater - -
ter , there1 beingno further et Idende as
to the relations existing 'bfttvveen the two
servants , and thu Jur ) having answered
\Ve don't know" to special Interroga
tory as to whether they were fe'llow serv
ants , held , that the general venllct In
favor of the plaintiff was not sustained b }
the evidence
CUirl : ant ! Leonard Investment Compiri )
against \Vu ) Appeal from Lancaster
count ) . Deciee. Irvine , C.
A pin chaser nt a Judicial sale who In
stead of pa ) Ing the amount of bU bid
to the ofllcer making the sale , undertakes
to himself disburse It In discharging liens
does so at his peril.
2. The title of tlie purchaser where there
Is an appeal from the older of confirm itlon
relates back on affirmance at le ist ns far
a that oidtr and he m.i ) not tltduct fiom
the amount of his bid sums which he has
p ild on account of taxes becoming liens
on the propei ty and Interest accruing on
a senior mortgage subject to which he
bought , between the time of confirmation
and the time of alllrmance or dismissal of
nppeal.
J The holder of a Hen not made a party
to a foreclosure case has no standing
by Intervention on motion for distribution
to ask to have the purchase money applied
to the satisfaction of his lien
4 A motion for distribution should prop
erly be made after the fund comes Into
the hands of the ofllcer in iklnir the sal
or after It Is paid Into court , If such be
the order. If made earlier the court may
refuse to entertain It , but If overruled on
the ground that It Is prpmaturei the order
should bo without prejudice to u later ap
plication
Morrow against Gilbert. J > ror from
Douglas county Dismissed Ungan , C
This court's appellate Jurisdiction In er
ror proceedings H limited to llnal orders
unel judgments made ; by the district courts
2 An order wa3 made setting aside a
venllct After the term at which this waa
done , n motion was tiled to vacate bild
onlei Thu icc'ortl brought here recites
"The court finds that th order granting1
H new trial was made contrur ) to and in
violation of the rules of this court * *
was prejudicial en or and erroneous ! )
granted and the court would set
a-lde tald order granting wild new trial
had thl > court jurisdiction to do so " Held ,
not a Una ! order ,
HurHliinan against Intrner'-on Hrror from
Cass county Decree. Itugan , C ,
On the hearing of n bastardy proceeding
it In error foi the district to in < > i m
evidence of the value of the services ren-
eleretl by the attorneyo of the proxe > cutrlx ,
2 The word maintenance found In section
K , chapter xxxvll , ( . 'omp Sluts , should not It ?
no construed ns to liicliulu Die value of tli-
services of the prosecutrlx' attorneys.
McCllrrtock against State Uanlc ol Table
Hock Urror from Pawnee county. Af-
Iliinet } Hatsntr , C.
The caption of H elepoMtlon may be read In
connection with the ci'itlllcato nt the end
thereof for the purpose ) of determining
whuthcr the deposition discloses that It wan
tnUen at the. time and place and before the
olllcer mentioned In the notice
2 Where the defense to a suit on n prom
issory note Is thnt the name hntl been ma-
tcilally altered after Its -tecutlon anil de
livery 'he note Itself not illiclo lntr any evl
dence of hirch a'teration rjn ? burden of proof
Is upon the party alleging such alteration to
establish the same ? by u preponderance of the
evidence.
Perkins against Potts. Apyenl from Huf-
falo county Afllrmeil. Itatrun C
One who takes po xeston of real estate
as the tenant of another cannot hold sMd
real ertiite ndverse-Iv tp his lessor without
llrft having actunllv or constructively mir
rendered the piemlfes to him.
2 Where a terrant in possession without hU
UmVord'a consent attorns to a third jiaity-
the latter not having ucc.ulretl the Interest
of the Und'ord In the rra ) estate either b )
grant or operation of law" the pos essorv
rijrits of tlie landlord urw not thereby af-
fee-ted an such an atturnment Is void
3 The venden of an executory contract for
Uiu sale of real estate , Uy virtue ) of sucn con
tract , entered Into po es lon made certain
luv.nivemente upon the premises and jiaitl )
jierformetl hla contract of fmrcliaao ; after
ward the vendee , wh'la' ' In ! default of the
performance of his ' . 'an ; of llhe contract of
ourchnye leased the preinism to a tenant
for one vear and put him .In po ? e lon Tnc
vendor by reason of the-default of the ven-
< -aa and In pursuance of the provisions of
the contract of sa'e declared Mo same for
feited and demanded i > omeflon of the prem-
: es from the vendee , The posaesnlon was
not wirrendt-red and thereupon the vendor
w nt urwn the cremlses ind lnrtii" "l the
tenant without the vendee's knowleelge or
consent to accept a lease from him. the
vendor , for said premises. The vendee
forcibly entered ant ! removed part of the
cropa grown by his tenant and threatened
to enter ami remove the remainder and the
vendor applied to the district court for a
perpetual Injunction tn reitraln the ven-
< leu entrance upon the premises Held ,
that the application wait properly denied.
France axalnst Bell Appeal from York
county Attlrmed. Harrison J
In all actions in equity either party may
appeal from ilie Judgment or decree or final
order made by the district court tn the su-
nreme court ( sec. 675 , coda of civil proced
ure. !
2. In an action to foreclose a mortgage It
wus determined and udjudtred that thu mirt-
WUB void and the mortgagee en till tt
to ' nt relief thereon , antl the notion was con
tinued for henrlnc of the exmtroversy In rc-
eard to the indeutoJness. the payment of
w'Mch the nrortgape purporteet to secure ,
He'd , to be n final onler In relation to the
, mortgage within the mennlng of the code
[ und nppe liable
3 The mere fact tint n. grantor In a con-
veanex > of n famllv homestead la described
therein as n slnple rerson , will not e top the ;
grantor from nssertlnjr the homestead chnr-
ncter of the premlfes Included In the con-
ve.inco or the rlgnt of homestead therein
ns again" ! n grantee or mortgagee.
, I The home'tead of married persons may
be property the title to which Is In either
the lui ljnnd or wife , and to bo valid , a
mortcaco thereof must be signed and nc-
knoaledceHl b > both the husband and wife.
The fact thu they are not mini ; toscther nt
the . tlrno of the execution of the Instrument
does not effect the rule or rob It of nny of Its
force .
Lerlerer aKirln t the Union Savings bank.
Appeal from Lancaster county Allirmed.
Opinion bv Irvine , C
A defendant liy answering over waives er-
ror In overruling his demurrer to n petition
for defect of .nrtles
, I The code ree'mrnUlnp ne > distinction of
'form footworn actions at luv and sultIn
J
lexiult ) . the obtcctlon that n petition vra ) Ing
eiiultable | | relief states a case for a legal rem
. y. e\annot braised bv crier > l dprnurror
. 3" A petition which sl-TtPH facts show HiK
that plaint ff Is tlie equitable * owner of n Judg--
menl , In f ivor of another , and asking thnt a
trust be declared , states a cases for equitable
relief
4 The plaintiffs held two notes made by
W , who died On leirnlnsr of hl death they
sent tn M one of the notes endorsed to At
"for < collet-lion nnd Recount" of plaintiffs.
jThe ) ont a copy of the other note without
endorsement M's Instructions wc-re to pre-
sent tht > note fnr allowancens clalnw
Inicnlnst W's estateM , however , presentee ) n
claim In his own name ? , Including the * * two
lotes with several other ltem The cl ilm
ad uttnt IIP 1 tberetei a copy of the note benr-
ng the restrictive endorsement H did not
Ip crlbe the other note In tetms M then
cure-sent cd to a bank that he had paid a
lumber of laltns nmlnst W s estate which
10 illel mil wl"h longer to oarr ) and askeJ
the bank to curr ) them The bank Investi
gated far e-iiiush to le.arn that M had pre
sented a ( lalm to the amount he > stated but
lid not examine th" claim Itself It then took
i n > te for the amount of the culms tnnile
iv the administratrix to M and ender > ed by
M to the b mlc , nnd nilvnnced M the monev ,
none of whle-h was tnld to the
plaintiffs Thereafter M < claim wns
allow eel and M assigned the Judgment the'tv-
fen to tlie bank In an nctlorr b ) the plain-
tlffs to dev-Hre n trust In their f.avor to thnt
; > nrton ! of the1 lu Igment representing their
iotp = , held Hist , ih it th" bank wns cruiigcd
xMlh notice of the want of ownership In M.
eponil. that M's ne'ti aril ropie-seiit.attons
in ele illni ? with the bank u Pre not \\lthln
the scope of his reil or appirent authorlt )
, i * njenl of plalntllT" third thai fie nllow-
ince ot the c aim to M vv.i not an adiulici-
tlon binding on platntinthnl M < n\n d the
claims , fourth tint pi ilntlffs weie eiiiUltd
to hnve > i trim decl ire'd In their f.uor
as airilnst the- bank
nn\ei against Rlchni Koii CHOI from
fe.iunders county Alhrnicd Opinion l
IrvineC
Theerr01 , If anv existed. In rotiulrlnp a
plilntllf to elect between two counts In his
petition enliKntly referiln lo the same
c iusiof action Is linrmless and not a groun 1
lor reveis.il when the evidenceon tlie trial
. 'Illl ninth elv dKlo'es tint thtr court abnti-
iluiieil bv the olrctlon could not under the
fuels lead to n ifcoveiv
J The endorsn lent ot > i nc-cotlable tnsti u-
menl "for collection nntl act omit ' of the
c'iulor er merels constitutes the euJoi ee :
the nirent of Hie e-ndoisor foi the t > urpo-.o .
ot collecting nnd remitting- the proceeds
U ins > s no title to the < > iidofte and con-
fcis no nutlioritv on him to ti.msfer the
rnstiiunent bv saleor e-idoisenunt to an
other to , i lo ching- < former ondoiaers
ii'itler the L > nv menhant
1 Monej paid to n third person In tlls-
clmtse of th.lfbt of mother nannot be re
covered back when the payment was made
v iluntull ) , without nny legal obligation on
the paur without nnv duress , compulsion
or deceit , without an ) previous reqtiesi from
lie- debtor , and without nil ) subsequent
promts.1 of repayment
i Hvltlcnce hem to 'u tnln a finding that
the pavnieut in this case was such a volun-
tar ) r a ) nient.
" > A liidsment v\lll not be reversed for
warn. 01 findings on at ! the ls-tue . when the
flntllnps made required Indup-'tulently of
the result on other Issues , the Judgrmeiit ren
dered
Jones asalnst nunbur Hnor from Hitch
cock county Afllrmeil Opinion by Irvine. C.
LvldeiiieexHinlned nnd held to .sustain n
verdict that chattels had ncen purchased In
good filth without notice by the vendee of
an Infant on the part of the vendors to de
fraud creditors
2 In , i contest between a vendte nnd cred
itors of the vendor , the adequacy of the
consideration If It bo n valuable considera
tion will not be Inquired Into except foi
the purpo e of throw IIIR light on the inten
tion of t'-o parties
3 The lelinqulslimeiit of a valid entry of
land ureler the timber-culture
- act of cons -
n -s constitutes a valuable consideration
and is not void ns acnlnst nubile pollci
Kloke against Gnrdels Error from Cum
Rar'anUc"l > He\cr"ed and remanded
\\here suit Is brought to foreclose as n
mortgage an executor ) contract for the
sale of real estate de-cree remlrred rea
Sta..c.oE.a"1 ! , lno Proceeds applied on the
amount found due then on the hearlntr o
an application for personal Judgment foi
lefielencv against the vendee neither part )
can relltl ate any miterlal issue deter
mined b > such decree.
2 In uch foreclosure proceedlns- eve
cutlon of the contract , the Identity of the
real estate described therein , the brc.acl
of the same and the amount rernalnlne elu
thereon nre material ls u ; s dotermlned b'
the decree
When = uch a decree Is rendered unon
the elcfault of the vendee its effect Is th
same as If he had personally appeared ant
I'tlsated the issues tendered by the pell
4 Whelher a dlslrlct court In such fore
osure action , sitting as a court of cqult )
without further pleading * may render a
personal judgment against the parties ll.it > !
f r such deficiency not decided
5 But when a formal petition Is filed In
such ca e fof n deficiency Judgment , th
part ) liable therefor flies an answer to such
petition , the district court then has juris
diction , and , unless a Jury be demanded ,
may It'elf tr ) and determine the Issues
pr ° sontPil by such pleadings
Westerman against Sherurd En or from
Frontier county Allirmed R.ij-an , C
Where a material Issue on trial Is whether
certain real estate situate In a sister state
has been sold at Judicial sale therein , a copy
of the rettiin of the sheriff tn the exec utlun
showing suich "ale , Is incompetent to prove
such iuo , unless such return Is attested
by the clerk and seal of the court to which
the return was nude and accompinled by
the certificate of n Judge , chlejf Justice
or presiding mnplstrate nf said court tint
-uch attestation Is In due form of law.
Section -til. Code of Civil Procedure
2 Pleadings anil evidence reviewed and
held thnt the district court eorrectly dl-
recled a verdi t for the elefendnnt
New Kentucky Coal Company against
Union Pacific Hallway Company. JCrior
from Dorririas county. Reversed nnd re
manded Itagnn , C
Unless the annexed certificate of the
ofllcer before whom the deposition of a
w lines- has been taken affirmatively shows
thnt the deposition of such wllnc" was
written Irr the. presence of such olllccr. It Is
Incompetent evidence Sections 3.SO nnd 3S3 ,
e'odo of Civil Procedure
2 It | H reversible error to overrule a mo
tion to mippre s such n deposition and per
mit It to be read to the Jury when It tends
to support the contention of the party
offering It as to a material Issue
Forbes ugnlnxt QlcTIatchey Krror from
\ntclope count ) Revered and remanded
Survnl J
Hxidenco examined and held that the dam-
it-'es u > sos pd b ) the Jur ) ' are Inadequate.
Lo'ey riptalnst NeldlgRrror from Madison
-ountv Revep-ed nnd remanded
A party cannot have relief In equity against
enforcement ' of n law Judgment , unless
1i9 Ims matter of defense which was not
vallable In the law action , or hud a good
oJansn at law -which by fraud or .accident ,
without negligence * on his part , he did not
recent In the law action I
Union Pacitlc Railway Company against
YounjHrror from Klmliall county Jls-
ml'feed Norvnl , 1 I
A petition In error will bn dismissed unless
the transcript contains n ce > py of the Judg
ment or final order nought to be reviewed
authenticated bv thu cerllilcafe of the clerk
of the trial court.
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Crescent agents will explain
tire many improvements for 1897.
We want you to ride a Creicent
this year.
WESTERN WHEEL WORKS ,
Factory , Chicago.
SATALOGUE FREE. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
MILTON ROSERS & SON ,
Exclusive Oiu.ili.t Agents ,
14 tli ami Fur n u in.
THIS MAN BOUGHT A CHEAP
UNKNOWN BICYCLE
are for quality , workmanship
and mechanical perfection. The
IDEAL WHEEL. AsU riders.
$100 TO ANYBODY AND EVERYBODY $100
r , Jiro MOKAKCHS tilted nlthW tires and &RA
saddles QJU
Forty pauo art catalovuo free.
Omaha Agent
A. B. HUBORMANN ,
13th anJ Douglas Street.
itox.iitoii crr/yB it Fa. co ,
Chicago. A'rw York. London.
DR.
McGREW
IS THE OMLT
SPECIALIST
WHO TBEWS ALIJ
Private Diseases
VTttkncM KBd DUtrdtr f
MEN ONLY
MYonrsKxporienco.
lUVeurira Umalia
JJiMik Kree. Consulta
tion 1'reo. Hoi 768 , or
l < ith and Farnam Bts ,
OMAHA , NKII.
&UI CURE YOURSEI.FI
LT Ills 11 for uniuturtl
dlichargci , InrUpiroietluDi ,
Irritallom or ulcerallou
of tniicuui niemtranM ,
Fft'alMt , tnil not ftitrla *
or nt lo pluln wrapper ,
br uxpreu , prrp&ld , fol
If 10 , ur > tolllM ,
ClrcaUr Mmi B
r-u
,1 can ta tlirn nllhuut the bnowlrtler of
I lui pullrnt In coff. * . ira ur article * of f > ii | , will
fl > ct a pcrinaiirnt an I Nveudy | ctir , whrtliur tht
patlttnt U a mo Icrtto ilrlnkrr e r an alrtiuojlc nrecV.
Itnok of partieiil-.r > f rtv , t > bo fiuil of
Uiibn Jk Co. . laik JL. KoudUi. KU. , llm.liy. Xrli
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO , Prop'i , Cincinnati , 0.
OrTrlu if tl > clr 'B-ol eo llorn.li , ll l H. " .i i In-
' * Kn Uih Plunoail ltr o.
ENNYRQYAL PILLS
Orlclnnl AD ( ! Onlf Clrnulae.
AVE , al * / rvlUU * . LADII * tt
liklal wilt H < rlkl o f k
bcr. Rf\ut Ai trout < i cut '
aU imtttttent AIDtaitlui rM4 M.
la lUttf * fur parlleaUrt. titUoMalilt aai
"lUJIeT for I-.U , " ( ! . ' MlBra
M IL lU.OOOTiilln UII tmtr t * ,
\VixxlLury' racial Soap and Facial Crr < im ,
mud * by UfnnotolOKlit \ \ ( > ojl.urj , should be tin
Ihe toilet table of Herone who valuta a eleur
akin and a food complexion. They are pur > un-
tlMptlc , rncdlclniil. Hend lOc fur a sample of
tllhtr and book on Ileauty anil treatment of the
Un Je > hn H , Wootlbury. W7 West d St , New
York.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
leaves | LU ULINQrON A MO ItlVCIt lArrlvcit
Omuhail nluii Uepot , lOt'i & Mggoii bU 1 Omaha
S3jim. . . Denver lxl re.ii . . . . . . . j.Z atn
Mpm Illk lilt's , Mont & IMrfot SmI Ux 4 Ojpm
4 3 1 > ni Denver express ) . . . . . . 4 Ujpm
" .Oopm. . .Lincoln Local < x. bunday ) . 7.43pm
2.50pm Lincoln kuciil ( ex. fcundny ; . . . H. Ouia
Ceavt-rTcffiCAQdi UUKLlNillON i < 3 I Arrives
OiimluM Union Deyol , ICfi & Manor. 31s1 Omjh.t
6 OSnm . . . " . . . .Clilcauo Votlbuio T.BSam
9 isam ChliuKO Uxpre > % t ISpai
7 50pm Chlc.iKo & M. Louis Express. . .7 55.ini
n.(0nm 1'acli'c junction Local S.iopiu
(1-nBt ( Mall ( ex hunili.i.f
OmniaynlonUcpol | , lutli & Miinnn su | Oinalia
C SCpm.r Chicago Limned * 0-am
llJWnm . Chlca8i > _ nxpresa ( ex , bunila > J.J IiiH ]
LcaVMTciIlCAO.O fc NOUTHVVEST'NlArrWe *
OmahaUnlon | Depot , loin * Mivuon 8t | Omaha
10 4am * na trrn PxuresH S:40pm :
4-45pm Vestlbulo.1 UmlixO. " :4ui : > m
6 55pm " SI i' ul t.ipres- Mam
rjiam" St. 1'aul Limited O'pm
? 3nam S.oux City uoca ll:10pm
s'jOpm OmiiSa-ChlcaBO BuetHl * .00nm
v UIMourl Xslli-v Lxieai . . . . . . .30an >
Excepl riurulay. Except Monili >
LeaViTTCHIt.'AGO. II. I. &
OiiiahalUiiloii U got. 10th & MIU.OII I Ornnh'x
-
Twain AtHntlo r.xtin-ss ( ex Sundn . . 5 3pm
T.oopm NlKht Lxpi * ' § S liara
4 Mnm. . Chlcnijo Vcsllimteu Limited . . .l-ZOpm
WESt.
Colorado LlmHeil. . . . . . 4 05pm
: = = = = "
f tr& . MO "VALLH * iAtrive
Dcjn-t , KiSi & VVebai-r Sts. i Umalia
Fast Mill nml 5 ODp-u
3 OTpm. 55x oat ) Wyo Kx. .ex. Men . fi.ODpra
7 Mam . .JTeinanIXKar lhc.ndj.vi.yj. . .
TWatn. . . .Norfolk i-xpic a ( ex Sun > . . . .lOiMam
6.15pm ft- Paul Lxprc' . . .j V.lCam
T. * . Ji C L. Arrive *
IHli & Motion Sti I Omali *
VnrairT 'TTKiirinn Cll > Day Ctpresa . . . . 6 10pm
10 Qfipm. K C. Ns-.t ! Es - . la U I' 'Irana. . t 30am
Lavc I 1IISSOUHI PACITIC. , Arrive *
Omaha ) Mcpoi.13th _ & Webster _ St . | Omaha
" 3 03pin . Nebraska & Kalians Limited. . . 12 55pm
3Cpm .Kansas City Uxprc-sa. . . . . . . 6 Mam
Leavesl SIOUX CITY & I'ACiriC. .ArrlveB
Omalial D'-iiot , ISlh & Webr er Sta ] Omt'u
jjj'pm St. raufl-lmlicU 9Uam )
I -ave. ( SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Airlve
OmahalUnlan Depot. jOlh & Mn on3n _ I Onnlia
"
C 10am St Piul "T.iBsenjer 11.10pm
7 ; - = m Sloui City PaapenKer 00pm
5 nm SI. 1'oul I.lmited 9-oum
r-TaTes I WAD ASH HA IL WAY JA"rrlve
Omalialtlnlon Depot , lOlh A MabonSt _ J Omaha
f 30pm Canon Imll USO. ra
Uuvca'j lJfTON PACIFIC fXrflves
OmalialUnlon Di-pot. lOlh & Mason Sla I Omah
8 liinm Overlnntl Limited . 4 4pm
a.30pm nrnl'ie A Stromsl/i ? Ex ( ex Sun ) 3.5Apm
r. i. , .Oranrt Ulan.I Expres * i x Sun ) , 3'f.t'pm
, ra t Mall. . . .11. . _ . _ .lOtAuro
, , , - . . . . ' I * . M A O ( Arrives
Omah il 15th nml Welxter I Omalu
I l 00pm Sioux City Kxpresa ( ex Sun ) . .11.loam
8 Mini Sioux City Acco ( ox Sun ) . . . 8 Zipra
0 11pm . . M Piml Limited . . . 9 ISum
3 DOam . Sioux City Acco ( bunday enl .1 ! iam
VHEN GOIM , 10 NCVYOKK OK
I'HILADhLI'MIA rRAVEL. BY 'I HE
LliHlGH VALLLY KAILUOAI )
Solid rralm , Superb Equipment. Wnlnit Cor
a la Carte. Scen ry imequulleil Koute of the
BLACK lIAMONlJEM'l < ii.S. : IIANUbOMLbf
TKAIN IN TMU WOULD. . . , ,
Write ( or uJvcrtltlnu ; mutter nntl full par
ticulars to
J , A. S. RHED , N. W. P. A. , 218 South Clark St. .
Cltlcugo , or
CIIAS. 5. I.RIJ , General Pamcnger Agent ,
Philadelphia , I'u.
lake Michigan and Lake SuperlorTransporlatlon Co.
UKE SUPERiOB STEHLIERS.
THE GREAT LAKE ROUTE.
Oifn'lho. > ew MUclhleuiii liliMuuUo | > i.
Sailings From Chicago.
For M Ulnae lilaml lielrolt. Cleveland , HufTnlo.Tor.
outo.ctciTue.VA MV\nl I' M , Thu 1IA M Hat U111.
Fur Clmrleioli , llnlbor hTirln , IVU lf T , utoi
Tuei BA vi.Tiiur. I1A M.Kat il'M ,
tut ilariMietto. llmneuck , lioughton , Aiblontl.
puluth.etc. Veil ! .
lllu'tratrrlimmnhlrti mailed free on application.
cl AND BOCKS , RUSH AUD N. WATER STS. CHICAQO ,
i'noi'osAr.s ron cr.o'iinxo , nrc , m : .
parlrncnl of the Interior , Otllco of Indian
Affairs , WaHhlnuton , D C1. , Juno 17 , 1KJ7
Healed proiK als , endorwil " 1'roposnls for
Clothlntr , Ktcas the cnHt may be , and
directed to thn coniinl"Hf | > ner of Indian
aff.ilrn. Noa. 77 nntl 79 U'ooster utreet.
Now i'orls City , will be received until 1
o'clock p m. , of ThurHla ) , July 15 , JSS7 ,
for furnlshlriK for the Jndlun oervlco ololh-
InB and woolen Roodx HldH must be made
on. Kovernme-nt bl.inka .Schedule t Klvlnu
all nc-eessary Information for bidders will
be furrrlshetl upon application to the Indian
olllce In WaBlilnBton , NOH 77 and 79 WOOH-
ter Btreet. Now York City , or 1241 State
slrcet. Chliau'O , III. HidH v\lll be opened nt
the hour and tlay niuntloned , and bidden )
are Invlttd to lx ! present at thu opeiilriK ,
CIJIlTiriKD CHiC'KAll bltH must IMI
accompanied by certified e hcckH or drafts
upon Home 1'niteil States depository or nol-
vent national bunk for nt least KIv'i : I'KH
CUNT of the urnount of the propoHul W.
A JO.N'iH , CommlsHloner J.'l d0t
SV1ADE ME A MAIM
AJAX TAULRTSI'OSniVH.y OUUK
Al It f rrroti9 / > ( * f * f * K&illnj )1d ) .
bjr AltOrunit'l other Kit * * * * * ft ml In < ll *
cretlon * t ry'irAfj ( utnl * uro/y
io toi * J/ > t Vltulltr In old or joun * . nd
tit a niaulor htu lynbu lo * a or m rrJa §
. J'rrrtmt ] it uniljr onU ( Vn uuiHloq if
taka in tinm Ihelr ow howr lmni Uat * liHprortt.
menl und * ff cti a CUUB whore all otb ra tall In
lUlnpon liuriiig th tvnalnu AJax Tablets. Tli ;
iiaTncared thauMDiU MII 1 will car * you \ \ ev * *
puiitir * wrltUn utraiU * to bffect a can * m U CM
or rufund the riouey , Jrif 00 ce ' r > r Piukaj o , or
ti i > uckaaj ( full treatment ) for Ql.fft ny mall , ta
pUIu wrnpMr. tittou rHnif < ( of trtr * > . < irayUr ire *
AJAX REMEDY < 'O. . ll' " " ? ' -
For al In Omaha ty Junoi Foriyth , 201 K
lUh xlrtcl.
Kuhn vt Co. Ktli and DoUKla * Slrttt * .
DruccUta-
Ladles Who Value
I A reSned complex Ion mutt use Pozzonl'i Pow
der. H produce * a soft anil beautiful ekln.