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Merchants' Bean Club.
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Hu-Can Guess Our Bean Jars ?
Some Things That You Should Know :
2 I That That you must use a coupon cut from this paper. 5 That you should file your coupons as early as possible. 9 That the advertisement must be cut out with the coupon.
no
merchant person each can ( Jay. deposit more than three coupons with any one 6 That in case of a tie the coupon filed first will receive the prize. 10 That the jars are changed and refilled after each contest.
11 That if don't estimate correctly this time , next time
you may
3 That you
you must bring them to the store. No mailed coupons filed. 7 That no one knows the exact number of beans in a jar.
4 That 12 That every article ottered is exactly as represented by the mor
can vote
you
as often as you have coupons. 8 That each jar contains beans and beans only. chants.
HU-CAN ?
Beans at A. Hospe
1513 DOUGLAS STREET.
Hospe's
Among our Immense variety of Xmns Novelties no doubt tbo beautiful
American made Reglna Music Boxes rank first. Wo have them now from
$8.50 up to $350.00 and sell them for cash and on easy payments.
To the successful gucsser of ou r bean jar this week wo will present a nice
violin outilt , consisting of vloll n , bow and box , valued at $30.00.
A. Ho pe'
DEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of tbe number of beana In jar No. 10 is
Name ' .
Address
This advertisement
and coupon must bo banded In at our store.
HU.CAN ?
Carvers
The finest line In tbo city at prices from
7Cc to 10.00.
Pocket Knives
SCISSORS RAZORS All the best warrant
ed brands Barney & Berry and Kllpper
Klub.
Skate ?
BLEDS COASTERS A big line of new
patterns.
CHAFJNO DISHES C O'CLOCK TEAS.
Toy Stoves and
Ranges ,
handsome patterns from EOe to $10.00 ,
To the person estimating the nearest
' number of beans In our bean jar wo will
'give on December 24th , that beautiful $45
Monitor Steel Range
HILTON ROGERS ft SON ,
Cor. Faruam anil Fourteenth.
Milton noRern A Son * '
DEAN CONTEST COUPON.
, My estimate * of the number of beans In
" ' '
1 Jar fto" 27 la . .
Name.
.Address
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed In at our store.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
829. Moss against Robertson. Affirmed.
Error from Pawnee county. Harrison , C. J.
1. In proceedings In error there must ba
filed within a year after the rendition of
the final judgment or order sought to be
effected a petition In error and transcript
of the proceedings containing such Jlnal
judgment or order. Held , that jurisdiction
of the appellate tribunal attaches If the
petition In error and , transcript of the nnal
Judgment or order are Hied therein end
an amended transcript or amendment
or amendments to the transcript may by
leave obtained be filed and without or
beyond the year after the entry of the said
judgment or order.
2. A defendant upon whom nervlco has
been made by publication and not otherwise
applied under the provisions of section 2
of the Code of Civil Procedure to have the
decree rendered In the action opened and
be let In to defend and the application was
sustained. The party filed an answer In
the nature of a cross-petition and prayed
for affirmative relief of the foreclosure of
a. mortgage lien on the property Involved In
the suit. The motion was made that the
cross petitioner be required to glvo se
curity for coats , which was overruled ; such
ruling held not erroneous.
3. In an action to forecloss a real estate
mortgage , a junior mortgagee was made a
party and was defaulted. A decree was
rendered , sale ordered , made and con
firmed ; 'of the amount of the purchase
prlco t < her was a surplus after satisfac
tion of the first mortgage lien. Subse
quently the owner of the junior mortgage
upon whom 'service ' had been constructive
was allowed to open tbe decree and answer.
The answer was a cross-bill by which a
foreclosuio of the second mortgage was
sought and the appropriation of the sur
plus of the proceeds of the sale to the sat
isfaction thereof. Held , that as against
the owner of the equity of redemption the
junior mortgagee was entitled to such sur
plus.
, 4. Under , the facts and conditions which
prevailed In the foreclosure suit at the
time , the procedure adopted by the cecond
mortgagee to assert a claim to the surplus
of the proceeds of the sale under the lien
of the first mortgage was entirely proper.
8509. Columbia. National Dank agalrst
German National Dank. Reversed. Error
from Ixinrcster countv. Harrison , C. J.
1. Testimony and evidence are not synon-
. yroous terras ; the latter Is the generic
term , and the former applicable to a. species
or kind of evidence.
t. If a bill of exceptions , which purports
to contain all the evidence , IB submitted to
the adverse party for examination and
amendment tind'he returns it with nn en
dorsement that he has no amendments
to propose. It will be' presumed to contain
all the evidence. Cattle against Haddock ,
14 Neb. , 59.
3. The use of the word testimony for evi
dence in the certlflcnte of the tfial judge
in the allowance of a bill of exceptions. If
the meaning Is obvious or It Is clear that
thn latter Is intended will not render the
document Inoperative.
4. A check upon a bank by a depositor
operates a transfer of Its amount to the
payee If on deposit at the time of presenta
tion and the paywi or holder may on re
fusal of payment maintain a suit on the
Instrument for the recovery of its stated
sum.
6. As against the holder of a check
agailnst tin account of a depositor , the
bank of deposit may not apply the amount
of the account to the payment of the In
debtedness of the depositor to tbo bank
which is not yet due , although the de
positor may bo Insolvent.
6. Two defenses Irreconcilably Inconsistent
may not be enforced , and the position assumed -
sumed by the party prior to the suit rel
ative to the facts and circumstances In
volved In the transactions drawn Into ques
tion w'U ' prevail.
S533. Connor against dorder. Reversed
and dlsmls sd. Appeal from Cass county.
HarrUon. C. J.
1. Within the common law rule there was
no Individual liability of stockholders In a
corporation for Its debts.
2. Our constitution states , and also limits ,
the liability of n stockholder In a corpora
tion for Us debts. ( See Constitution , sec
tion 4 , article II , Miscellaneous Corpora
tions. )
3. The liability of a stock subscriber for
corporate debts ( except of n banking cor
poration ) Is measured by his unpaid stock
subscription.
i. A voluntary assumption of the debt of.
HU.CAN ?
Guarantee Clothing
Company ,
Capitol Ave , Near 16th St.
Open Evenings Until Christinas.
All Wool Clay Worsted Suits 13.75
Pure Silk Mufflers 60c
Fancy Embroidered Slippers. , . . 60c
Velvet Caps for Men 35c
Extreme tine Kersey Overcoats $6.00
Warranted Dress Shoes $1.50
Beautiful Neckties 25c
Initial Handkerchiefs , 3 for 25c
Elegant Link Sleeve Buttons 25c
Fur Overcoats ns low as , 13.50
Double Sleeve Shirts 45c
Fancy Half Hose loc
Fine Covert Cloth Overcoats 7.50
Zinc Trunks $1.50
On December 24th we will give away to
the persons estimating the nearest number
of beans In our jar a fine 136.00 fur over
coat to the first and to second nearest a
fine silk umbrella , and to tha third nearest
eight silk handkerchiefs.
VOTE PLENTY AND OFTEN.
Guarantee Clothlnar Co.'a
DEAN CONTEST COUPON.
.My estimaU of the number ofbeam In
jar No. 29 Is ,
Name
Address
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed In at our store.
a corporation , or a voluntary payment of
its debt , or the two In combination , will not
alone confer in n stockholder of the. cor
poration the right to contribution from the
other members.
5. An agreement by stockholders of a cor
poration to indemnify one for the personal
assumption or payment of a corporate debt ,
to contribute , may be enforced.
6. The evidence herein held insufficient to
sustain a Ending of such a promise or
ngrosmcnt by some of the stockholders of
' a corporation of Indemnity or contribution
to others of the stockholders for the as
sumption or payment of corporate debts by
'
the latter.
i 8519. Lincoln Land Co. against Grant.
I ' Reversed. Error from Perkins county. Bul-
' llvan , J.
1. An ordinance adopted fay a board of
village , trustees Is valid only as to ubjects
clearly expressed in the title ,
2. A contract providing1 for the rental of
five hydrants Is not a subject of legislation
expressed In the following title : "An ordi
nance , authorizing the Lincoln Land com
pany to construct and maintain a system
of water works and use the. streets , alleys ,
avenues and public grounds for laying
thslr mains and pipes In the town of Grant ,
in Perkins county , Nebraska. "
3. A contract for the rental of five hy
drants contained in an ordinance entitled as
aforesaid Is void. '
4. Where a municipal corporation receives
and retains rubstantlal benefits under a
contract which It was authorized to make ,
but which was void because Irregularly ex
ecuted. It Is liable In an action brought to
recover the reasonable value of the benefits
received.
5. In such an action It Is unnecessary to
establish a ratification of the contract.
Outta Pcrcha and Rubber Mfg. Co. against
Ocalalla , 40 Neb. , 775. and Tullock against
Webster County , 4C Neb. . 211 , distinguished.
S514. Drexel against Pusev. Affirmed.
Error from Douglas county. Norval , J ,
1. When one not a payee signs his name
in blank upon the back of a promissory
note before thn delivery thereof , the law
presumes he signs as maker , but as be
tween the original parties and those not.
Innocent purchasers of the paper for value
and without notice the true character of
the obligation assumed , as that he signed 1
as accommodation Indorrer or grantor , may
be shown allunde and by parol.
2. Where , at the Inception of a note , a
person other than the pavee writes his
name on the back of the Instrument pre
ceded by the words "Notice and protest
waived. " such Indorsement Is notice to tha
original payee and subsequent owners of
the paper that the liability assumed la not
that of a lolnt maker.
3. The release of property of the principal
debtor from the Hen of a judgment ren
dered on a note , without the consent or
knowledge of nn accommodation Indoraer ,
discharges the latter pro tanto.
4. The rendition of a judgment against
principal and surety on a note without hav
ing ludlclallv determined on the record
which defendant was the prlnoloal debtor
and which the suretv , In accordance with
section 611 of thfi Code of Civil Procedure ,
does not extinguish the relation of surety
ship between the parties and the duties of
the creditor with reference thereto.
5. Potvln against Meyers , 27 Neb. , 749 ,
distinguished.
8501. Llnd against Burke. Appeal from
Hamilton county. Harrison. C. J.
Writings Introduced In evidence examined
and determined Insufficient ns acknowledg
ments to fulfill the requirements of that
portion of section 31 , chapter xxltl. Compiled
Statutes. 1897. which reads an follows :
"Every Jlleirltlmato child shall be consid
ered as on heir of the person , who shall , In
writing , signed In the present of comoetent
witnesses , have acknowledged himself to bo
thn father of such child. "
SW. Walton nealnst Walton. Affirmed.
Appeal from Lancaster countv. Ragan , C.
1. The evidence examine-- ! and held to sus
tain the findings both general and special
of the district court.
2. It 4s a general rule that n husband's
cruelty caused by the conjugal misconduct
of his wife does not Invest her with a cause
of action for divorce.
3. lint If the husband's cruelty was dls-
J proportionate to his wife's offense , her con
duct affords him no justification and the
cruelty entitles the wife to relief ,
4. Whether a wife's disobedience of her
husband , her misconduct or Impropriety i
caused or provoked th < husband's cruelty ! I
toward her l a question of fact.
5. Whether the cruelty , Inflicted bv a hus
band upon his wife because of her dis
obedience. Impropriety , or misconduct , was
so far disproportionate to her offense as
to ba , unjustifiable is a mixed question of
HU.CAN ?
WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINE OP-
Toys
In Omaha Immense display on Main Floor.
Notice our north window.
On New Year's eve we will give to the
person estimating the nearest number of
beans In our jar a fine Sewing Machine
valued at $75.
People's ' Furniture & Carpet Co. .
16th and Farnam.
People' * Furniture & Carpet Co.'a
BEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My stlm.ite of the number of beans In
jar No. 13 is
Name
Address.
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed In at our store.
HU-CAN ?
Gas Fixtures
4 Fancy Globes
Wo want the public to know that we have
the only complete line of New Gas , Electric
and Combination Fixtures In the city. We
have no second-band stock. Besides what
we tell you In regard to our fixtures you
can rely on we never misrepresent things.
Call and see us.
Wednesday we will give away to the perI I
son estimating 'the nearest number of beans
In a jar a handsome portable gas lamp.
J. MORRISSEY PLUMBING GO.
310 8. IBtli. Tel. 720.
Open Nights.
J. MorrUdpy Plumbing Co.'a
BEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans In
Jar No.
Name
Address.
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed in at our store.
law and fact to bo determined in any case
from the particular facts and circumstances
in evidence therein.
6. No conduct on the part of a wife that
does not threaten great and Immediate
bodily Injury will Justify her husband In
beating and choking her.
7. No conduct on the part of a wife short
of notorious and shameless unchastlty. If
that does justifies her husband in colling
Jier ' "
a whore.
8. A husband , who falsely and without
reasonable cause therefor , charges his wife
with unchastlty ; accuses her on the public
streets with being criminally Intimate with
other men ; calls her vile , opprobrious , and
degrading names ; beats and chokee her. Is
guilty of extreme cruelty within the mean
ingof section 7 , chapter xxv , Compiled
Statutes. Berdolt against Berdolt , N.
9. Nor is the husband's offense deprived
of its legal character of "extreme cruelty"
because his conduct was the result of his
insanely jealous temperament , actual In
sanity not appearing.
10. There Is no fixed rule In this state
I for determining what proportion of a hus
band's estate should be decreed to his wife
as permanent alimony. The amount should
be just and equitable , duet regard being
had for the rights of each party : the abil
ity of the husband , the estate of the wife ,
the character and situation of the parties.
11. In the cise at bar the parties had been
married six months. The wife was 33 years
of age and healthy ; she had no one de
pending upon 'her ' for support. The hus
band was worth $24,000 , no part of which
the wife had contributed. The marriage
was dissolved because of extreme cruelty
practiced by the husband toward the wife.
Held (1) ( ) That the decree of the district
court awarding her $5,000 permanent ali
mony and counsel fees of $700 shpuld be
affirmed. (2) Assuming extreme cruelty is
misconduct within the meaning * of section
23 , chapter xxv , Compiled Statutes , entitling
a wife to permanent alimony equal in value
to a dower Interest In her husband's real
estate , that it did not affirmatively appear
from the evidence , but that the permanent
. alimony awarded was equal to the value
| of such dower. (3) ( ) That the wife by prayIng -
. Ing In her petition for a reasonable sum
| | as permanent alimony elected to take such
reasonable sum of money in lieu of dower
In her husband's lands.
847S. Comstock again Kcdwln. Affirmed.
Error from Dlxon county. Norval J.
1. A plaintiff In ejectment cannot rely on
a defect in the title of his adversary , but
must recover. If at all , on the strength
of his own title or right to the property.
2. Ordinarily the clerk of one court has
not the authority to authenticate tran
scripts of the records kept by another
court.
3. A transcript of the record of a for
eign court is not admissible In evidence ,
unless authenticated according to the pro
visions of section 414 of the Code of Civil
Procedure.
4. One cannot Invoke section 62 , chapter
Ixxill , Compiled Statutes , unless ho has
complied with the provisions thereof.
5. The introduction In evidence of nn In
strument or document will not carry with
It the indorsements thereon , unless the
offer Is sufficiently broad to include them.
S3SS. Blair State Bank against Stewart.
Appeal from Washington county. Sulli
van , J ,
1. An assignee under a deed of voluntary
assignment , represents creditors of the
assignor only to the extent that he is ex
pressly authorized to do so by statute.
2. A debtor In failing circumstances may ,
while retaining dominion over his property ,
pay , or secure , the claims of sonv * of his
creditors to the exclusion and detriment of
others. Such transactions are. valid unless
tainted bv actual fraud. I
3. A conveyance executed by nn assignor' '
before the assignment cannot be assailed
by the assignee on the ground that it was
made to hinder , delay , or defraud creditors ,
unless such creditors have previously au
thorised an action to be brought for that
purpose.
4. An unrecorded mortgage Is valid and
effective between the parties thereto from
thn date of Its execution. And It Is not
void as to creditors generally ; but only ns
to creditors whoao deeds , mortgages , or
other Instruments have been first recorded.
5. Conveyances made more than thirty
days before the execution of a deed of
! voluntary assignment are not within the . ,
' Inhibition of either section 42 or section 43 11
of the assignment law. ( Compiled Statutes ,
chapter vl. )
6. Where , In nn action by a surety to
! foreclose an Indemnity mortgage , It appears 1'
I from the pleadings that th * proceeds of the
sale of the mortgaged property are to go
IIU-CAN ?
UPRIGHT PIANO
$142.0O
$5.00 MONTHLY.
New Sleinways , Ivors & Pond , Vose , Emerson , Steger &
Singer Pianos on easy payments. New pianos for rent- One
years rental allowed if purchased. Instruments moved ,
tuned and exchanged. Telephone 1525.
Schmoller & Mueller ,
STEINWAY & SONS REPRESENTATIVES.
1313 Farnam Street. Largest Mu lo Dralcru In the 'West.
On New Year's eve we will clve away to the person estlmallnK the nearest num
ber of beans in our jar a now Emerson make piano valued at JJoO.
SCHDIOLLER & MUELLER'S H BAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans In jar No. 17 is
f
Name Address
This advertisement and coupon must b e handed In at our store.
HU-CAN.
Save Money STERLING
by buying a
Bicycle
for
Xmas
You can save from $ 10 to
$15 by buying now.
New wheels $15 up.
Omaha Bicycle Company ,
Cor. 16th and Chicago Sts.
BICYCLES
Ed. T. Hoyden , Mgr.
i
On January 1st 'wo will glvo a ladles' or gents' High Grade Stormer Bicycle to
the party estimating , the nearest number o f beans In our jar.
KV'I'
OMAHA BICYCLE'COMPANY'S DEAN CONTEST COUPON
rf } i
My estimate of the number of beans in jar No. 31 Is
Name Address
This advertisement and coupon must be handed in at our store.
to the creditor , who Is also a party to the
action , such creditor Is so interested In
the controversy that ho may , for his own
benefit , prosecute an appeal from a judg
ment adverse to the surety.
8493. Blair State Bank against Stewart.
Reversed Inst. Appeal from Washington
county. Sullivan , J.
1. An assignee under a deed of general
assignment cannot , without the written
consent of creditors , assail a conveyance
made by his assignor , except on the ground
that such conveyance was in contravention
of section 42 or section 43 of the assignment
law. ( Compiled Statutes , chapter vl. )
2. A conveyance or transfer made with
out any intention to contravene or evade
the assignment law , and at any time when
an assignment waa not contemplated , is
valid and will ba upheld.
3. A mortgage which does not in its In
ception contravene the assignment law will
not bo Invalidated by a. general assignment
for the benefit of creditors , made by the
mortgagor within thirty days after tha ex-
| ecutlon of the mortgage.
1 9856. Fell against Kitchen Bros. ' Hotel
Co. Affirmed. Error from Douglas county.
Norval. J.
1. One is a competent remonstrator
against the granting of a liquor license on
the ground that notice of the application
for such license was not published in the
newspaper having the largest circulation
in the county , notwithstanding he is per
sonally Interested in the determination of
the question. '
2. Notice of an application for Manor li
cense Is required to be given for two weeks
prior to the hearing In a newspaper pub
lished In the county having tns largest cir
culation therein , unless no newspaper Is
published < ln such county. Where a notice
Is Inserted In a dally paper it must be pub-
llshed dally for the period stated.
3. Whether several editions of a dally paper -
per are separate , and distinct publications
is a question of fact to bo determined in the
first Instance by the license board
4. Where the matter published In each of
two editions of a dally paper Is not sub
stantially the same and each edition has a
different heading or name and Is sent to a
different list of subscribers , notice of an
application for liquor license Is required to
bo Inserted In but one edition thereof dally
for the requisite length of time and Its cir
culation alone. Is to bo considered in de
termining whether the proper newspaper
, was selected. Rosewater against Plnzen-
I i scham , 38 Neb. , 833 , followed ,
i 5. Though the notice should not be Inserted -
' serted In the newspaper having the largest
I circulation , the publication will not be de-
I clared invalid If bad faith cannot be prop
erly imputed to the applicant in making
choice of the paper.
6. License board has no authority by reso
lution or otherwise to designate the news
paper In which the publication of notices
of applications for license shall be made.
7. Findings of the trial court when uns
tained by sufficient evidence will not be
disturbed on review.
SIS9. Union Stock Yards Co. against
Goodwin. Affirmed. Error from Douglas
county. Ragan , C.
1. A person or corporation using the cars
or appliances of another person or corpora
tion as to Its employes uses such cars or
appliances charged with the same duty as
to Inspection as If they were his or Its own.
2. An employe who , under the Instructions
of his matter , uses the car or appliance In
his master's possession belonging to some
other person or corporation thereby as
sumes only the same risk that ho would
if the car or appliance belonged to his em
ployer.
3. The undisputed facts as to the condl-
tlon of a defective car brak > slnteil and
I held : That the jury was justified In Infer-
ring therefrom that a reasonably careful
Inspection of the brake by a competent Inspector
specter would have revealed Its defective
condition , although the defect was of so
latent a character as not to be discernible
at a glance by one Inexperienced in brake
construction or Inspection.
4. A jury has the right to draw rational ,
reasonable and logical Inferences from
facts proved or admitted.
5. A judgment lacks evidence to support
It which rests solely on testimony irrele
vant under the Issues made by the plead
ings.
C. That nn employe knew of a "rule of
custom" of bin employer by which his bus
iness was conducted , but nevertheless con-
tlnued in his wrvicea and thereby assumed
the risk of injury from a defective appli
ance furnished him for use. Is affirmative
matter of defense and must be pleaded.
7. A brakeman who goes upon a car to set
n brake thereof , knowing that the car has
no * been Inspected , does not for that reason
assume the risk of the brake being defec-
I tlve ; ho not knowing the brake Is out of
j order , the defect not being obvious , and It
I not being his duty to Inspect cars or brakes
I or to handle cars known or supposed to be
I defective.
8. An employe assumes the risk arising
1 from defective appliances used , or to bo
used , by him , or from the manner In which
i a business In which he Is to take part is
conducted , when such risks arc known to
him , or are apparent and obvious to per-
I sons of his experience and understanding.
Dehnlng against Detroit Bridge and Iron
Works , 46 Neb. , B66. followed.
S. No defect being obvious , an employe
has the right to assume that a tool or appli
ance furnished him by his employer Is
reasonably safe and firm for the purposes
for which ho Is required to use It.
10. To Inspect a car brake may require
more than a simple- glance at it ; such a test
must be applied ns would probably reveal
a defect If one existed ; and , the ni-glect of
a car Inspector to make such a test is evi
dence of negligence.
11. Certain rulings of the trial court on
the admission of rebuttal evidence exam
ined and sustained.
12. An Instruction that "contributory neg-
llgenco Is based upon and pro-supposes the
negligence of the defendant and cannot ex
ist without some negligence on defendant's
part" criticised , but In view of the issues
held not prejudicial If erroneous.
PENSIONS FOIl WESTERN VETERANS
Survivor * of the Civil Wnr Ufim-m-
bpreil by tlic General Goveriiiunct.
WASHINGTON , Dec. 21. ( Special. ) The
following western pensions have been
granted :
.
I i Issue of December 9 :
I | Nebraska : Increase Charles H. Brown ,
Ogallala , $16 to $24 ; James M. Jester. Omaha ,
$6 to $8 ; ( Special , December 10) ) , llerrlt H.
Catlln , Mlnature , $9 to $12.
Iowa : Supplemental Barry J. Warren ,
( deceased ) , Legrand , $12. Increase James M.
J.n.
Ralston , Conrad , $6 to $8 ; John B. Chapman ,
Cherokee , $6 to $10 ; William W. Keeling.
DCS Molnes , $8 to $12 ; John Sharp , Alpona ,
$8 to $12 ; William 8. Burton. Madrid , $6 to
$8 ; Samuel W. Ross , Marathon , { 6 to $8 ;
Lewis E. Swank , Columbus Junction , $10 to
$17 ; Zenls L. Edwards , Columbus n ,
$12 to $17 ; William Logsdon , Nortbboro , $6 (
to $8 ; Edgar W. Hodges , Geneva , $12 to JIG.
Original widows , etc. Pauline Redfleld , Red-
field , $15 ; Elizabeth Brown , Mlle , $12 ; Caroline
line D. Van Wle , Dubuque , $8 ; Mary War
ren , Legrand , $8. Reissue Marie Sharp ,
Delhi , $12.
North Dakota : Restoration and Increase
Joseph Anderson ( deceased ) , Coal Harbor ,
$14 to $30. Original widows , etc. Catharine
Burke , Langdon , $8 ; Helen A. Anderson ,
Coal Harbor , $12.
South Dakota : Original Eugene F. Thll-
Ice , Waubay , $5 ; Andrew J. GlfTonl , Miller 1
$6. Increase Frank D. Moore , Salem , $6
to $8. Original widows , etc. Mary E.
Rblnes , Hartford. $8.
Colorado : Original Ira E . McCuttbln ,
Denver , $6. Original widows , etc. Rachel
A. Wright , Bertuoud , $3 ; Mary Connolly ,
Llmon Station , $8.
Montana : Original widows , etc. Sarah W.
Alderman , Butte , $8.
IliK-Ullii'n Arnica .Salve.
THE BEST SALVE In the world for Cuts.
Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rheum , I'ever
Sores , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Ohlhlr.lns ! ,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions , ind positively
cures Piles , or no pay required. It is Kttai-
autecd to give perfect satisfaction rr inoney
refunded. Price 25 cents per lux. Tor sale
by Kubn & Co.
HteniucT Prtiltultly Snfe.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 21. The steamer W.
H. Ketcham , Captain W. J. Carter , owl
laden from Buffalo to Chicago , fears for
whoso safety were entertained , Is undoubt
edly safe and is probably now somewhere
near its destination. A member of tbo crow
of the steamer Hennepln , which arrived In
Milwaukee on Monday , neclng the published
story today about the missing steamer , made
the statement that the Ketcham was seen
to seek shelter behind Plum Island , between
Detroit and Pilot Islands on Sunday. It was
thought at tbo time that the Kctcbam had
sought shelter for only a few minutes , but
OB tbo vessel not resuming Us course , the
HU-CAN ?
ENGRAVED
FINE
Wedding Stationery
ANNOUNCEMENTS , ETC. . engraved to
order , $10.00 for first 100. $3.50 each 100 after.
Special attention given to engraving flno
Business Cards , Letter Heads , Envelopes.
Elegant Initial Monogram Stationery-
would make c. fine Christmas present.
Estimate our bean jar and you will re
ceive a ladles' watch "O" size , 14k solid
gold hunting case , diamond or nementa-
tlon , with Wnltham Full Jeweled nickel
movement , valued at $15 contest closes De
cember 21th ,
G. S. Raymond Co.
S. E. Cor , 15th ami Dotiglns.
C. S. Raymond Co.'m
IIEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans In
jar No. S3 is
Name
Address
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed in at our store.
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Christmas 'Presents Are Ripe Now
at the
BUSY JEWELERS
152O Douglas St.
On Saturday , December 24 , wo will glvo
away to the person estimating the nearest
number of beans In our jar an elegant $6.00
Set Ring.
T. L Combs & Co. ,
1520 Dotiglns St.
T. L. Comb * < t CO.'B
DEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans In
jar No. 16 is
Name
Address.
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed in at our store.
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[ | Holiday Gifts
Mnfllem , Suspender * , Ncckirear ,
Cloven , Handkerchief * , Hauler } * , Night '
Robes ( Pnjnnin * ) , UmlirollnM , etc.
The nicest stock at reasonable prices ,
We will glvo away to the person estl-
'
mating the nearest number and the next
nearest number of beans In our jar each
two custom made shirts worth { 5.00 Con-
test closes Saturday at 6 p. m.
Albert Cahti ,
FINE MEN'S FUIlNISHINaS.
1322 Furnam St.
Wo make Shirts.
Albert Cnhn.
DBAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans in
jar No. E is
!
Name.
Address
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed In at our store.
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OMAHA SPOnTING GOODS COMPANY ,
1111(1 Knrnaiii Street.
We carry the finest line of Ice Skates in
the city. Price , from 3Sc up.
On Alonday , December 26 , we will give
away to tbo person estimating the nearest
number of btans In our jar an elegant
Striking Bag ; retails for $6.00.
' OMAHA SPORTING GOODS COMPANY ,
1.11U Fariinm St.
Omaha Sporllnir Good * Co. '
IIEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans in
jar No. 4 is
Naino.
Address ,
This _ advertlsoment and coupon must bo )
handed In at our store.
men of the Hennepln came to tbe conclu
sion that it had become slightly disabled.
Something dennlto about the Ketcham Is ex
pected later in the day.
The writer has had occasisn lo use Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in a case of cpjup
In his family within the lint weeK , hml the
results were such that ho c.iu rhcerfUly
testify to Its merits. J. O , Johnson , Musi-
ness Manager of the Council
Memphis , Tenn.
I'ottery Comliliu- moil Complete.
PITTSnURO , Dec. 21. The work of com
pleting the osmblnatlon of the pottery com
panies of tbo United States , to be known as
the American Pottery company , with a cap
ital of $27,000,000 , Is expected to bo consum
mated In New York within the next ten days.
Colonel Taylor of East Liverpool will prob
ably be the president of the new combine ,
and the central olHoo will bo In New York ,
with branches In Trenton , East Liverpool
and PUUburg. It IB said that prices will not
be advanced , as present prices are perfectly
satisfactory , but greater profits can bo cu-
curcd by concentration of efforts and cutting
down the costs of manufacture and distribu
tion.
Ask for Deal's Toothache Gum , original
and only genuine. All druggists. 15 cents.
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NES
On January 1 , 189 $ , we will give
away an elegant drophcad ball
bearing $ C5.00 Davis Sewing Ma
chine to the person making the
cTofiest estimate to the number
of beans In our jar.
Second-hand sewing machines
from $5.00 up.
For $2.00 wo will put anti-rust
on your bicycle and store It until
spring.
We have recently taken tbo
agency for the celebrated Col
umbia and Rambler bicycles. <
Neb. Cycle Co.
15th and Hnrnejr.
Nebraska Cycle Co.'n
BEAN CONTEST COUPON.
Mr estimate of the number of being In
jar No. 33 IB
Name
Address
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed In at our etore.
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Beat These Prices
Duffy's Malt Whisky S5o
8. S. 8 7Gu
Laxative Brome Quinine .1 IBo
Patno's Celery Compound 76c
Vine Kolafra 8o
Malted Milk 40c , 75c , $3.15
Pe-ru-na Too
On Saturday , December 24 wo will give
away to the person making the nearest
estimate on the number of beans In our
lar a handsome ladles' toilet set.
COU1CCCD Cut Frlce Druggist
ouimcrcri ictu&Chicago.
Scbaefer'i
IIEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of tbe number of bean * la
I Jar No. 28 is
Name.
Address
This advertisement and coupon must ba
handed in at our store.
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On Wednesday and Saturday of each week
wo will give to the person estimating the
nearest to tbe number of beans In our Jar
a pair of our fine $3.00 Shoe * .
Win , N , Whitney ,
107 South 16th St.
Win. N. Whltney'n
IIEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beana in
jar No. 7 is
Name
Address
This advertisement and coupon must bo
handed In at our store.
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Cameras for Christmas
Wo are adding new goods every day to
our stock of Cameras and Photographic
supplies. See the 3V4x3V4 Tourist Pocket
Camera , that we will Rive to the Hrst
one estimating the number of beans In our
jar. Contest closes December 23d.
The Robert Dempster Co ,
1215 Farnam St.
The Ilolicrt Dempater Co.'n
DEAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans la
jar No. 31 Is _
\ Name
Address
This advertisement and coupon must b
handed In at our store.
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FREE THIS WEEK.
All this week wo will furnish light
luncheoij of hlscutts made from O. P.
linking Powder and our celebrated
Mocha Illend Coffer. Three prizes nsaln
this wook. OUCBH on our bean Jar. Con
test closes Saturday night , fl p. m.
OMAHA TEA & COFFEE CO. ,
1407 Douglas St.
Omaha Tea A Coffee Co.'n
IIKAN CONTEST COUPON.
My estimate of the number of beans la
jar No. 2 is
Name
Address
This advertisement and coupon must b
handed in at our ttore.
