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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. ISO?. CHIEF CITY KEYS ! v" tv o Prcst CV udol: 7. wtlsaa, Fabla Iwnwl j rboBM W. attatkbara for emigres, aflr. ?W1, 327 X. 31. ut'.l be. 1 ' k aVoark for (jutlltr ciars SIC 6 i'Tb JUaalaart. photographer. J Itk Fariism lim C XI fssr for counts att r. Adv. oka 1 aros for rtav auditor. Adv. engrlaa rnu O. m S. lht Tel. f 44 tiwi BtaoiBj of Eiuth F-ebekan lodge. '.. pns iKinpfl until September 2. Xosttafela adjs Policies, sight drafts at maturity H. 4. Nee.ly. manag-er. Omaha rewntative, rtTiut.iio.iL V ntf for blra frep lM)xr 1. Adv. m imia a, itn Hovn'i Ou. uectrt( fixtures. enrtrir wiring and repairs. ..KmsmI' ace plot-trie fan. ZNf rnt war; ul valasBlss under jour ) and key in th American Kaf Iif.K Vaults in th building, wilth ar burglar and fireproof. Box run; for f 4 a vas. I1 Ior khre months. TTtrr naaadis rss Establish-rig i slM. by formidable Array rt n losses. JWr Vlaaadie. the Greek, who wai charted with crlni Wmt -Willie Myers. 1 years of ag on last " nccda.v. wa aifharged V Judge Craw lots in polio cmrrt "Weaumany morning,. wTOl Xlsvla strand Ossf For cutting Anurew Tlifclstrup across trie Iff rasor du-ing tre-for-all fight in resort on North Ninth nrwt Monday night. TO I is. a colored musician, wa bound vver u '-tie aistrict court on the charge of rut l mjr with Intent to wound. Kl bona wa filed At soW. XMt xsiinr oat juap C'rswford I mt policy oT kpi" currui luc rim and iuh.nfl Apart, placing mie in )afl u Apatn er.Torura 'WanMiay nii-mln htm Cilii Rtvpn s iit.7-ay nt.f!e. .tpin Caik. the hu tnfl at Th woman, nd flnilwfl thirtr r.nr wiilmot Monay Jun-tin(m. Kufi Aftar )i iLrrivfl t htmw no tlm lot by ihf rcuj.if In rt.art.tnr mmhw IirM. Boib tTf arreau.4. but JiitiH u aK;harf!a. Coty iii"i Aba CM Oemnral Vlai.apcr of thr BuHalP EiU Wlifl atKxr iiu ent A blot of TtTTea wat t 1. JE. MMrr, mucmury of the locaa k.fle of Klka. of vbics nrflw Colunel w r. Ccfly ia A llfeicmr mumper. Thoa .ta are Jot Aha una of th meosbera of th local loOca aii4 tVirtr fripr.de ana mT b aftcurr from Hi. Miner. Th luflF baa ' aAiourMS. Its mfniar mUni: for Friday ti If lit tbt tba rownbara may atuma xi ahov .tn body. Tlaia TvtblU In appreciation , tb aplfitaid Aork h flifl at Seattle in wnufinf tba AnnuaJ fmaalmi of the frranfl It, tip. of EafU-a for Cmiaha for th local loflA f Eajrlna. No. wiU riv John X. TuthiU a compllrmTitary banqur.1 tfcla rrrnlnr t the Oalumtit rentaurant. Thuraday evenhur tli aerine of riort-noe. Brmaon. CnunrJi Blufla ana Ronib Omaha will Join -with the Omaha Ealea in i aorlal mnrnimt anfl Jt.Ulfiretiun TWftin at tli hen of the Earl l OmAha. Am I avlr Catah ahruid be covered with clean banflage Katuratea with BucklenA Arnica Salve. Kal burn., wouna. aorea. pflea. S. feeLtca Irui: Co. Al.Cr, to l.liit. !D RKURS. t ia BwHlntea Hale. Aihouh: aiuic fftiv; .'ket cn aa-1 Aa , un. . lv frf-iiifi!.l-er : Tltnit. S Jit ember 7. T-'B tie Omaha t6 A. A. m;.1 lj p. 4U i m. And Hi p. iu. Tie: urn li Jl. leav Unfti's I:5Ti A. TO., TUB a. in., lli:4i jl. m.., t.lu p m.. :3 p. m. and tiiiti ii. m. On Ttiefly. W efliieaday and Thureday. t jt' clul tralii li tvM Llncoic lur Omaha at Cmt ate mt Ailaa. A Futersoii si'k manuf sc. urtir do" out to J L.. Uriinocis A Si'iir I'm j'icr'es of th m a ii'-n ai ii lrection i f th-Jh cost T!'--bc lavi hicn (t-Bjili-.j-ea In t tn llltti BU-tjil windtiwa ana have create J a gnal tlt al of talk. .-iinniKLlng at. tli- y a - of thousand of jaic tii ftt- ctiloretl tufftai which wil! In- soifl at the n marktlily li'W pi-ice uS 3dc pir t ard. Thuritduy even ing iapvr lor all particulars. J. 1.. ER.AXDE1B & iiONE. Aievwtrr V all Carwara far lfH ill kq you in tli memory of your trad Ua- an entire year. ftevpral s.ses and sty lea. 'Wrtt today for sample and pricea. ieel-y Print erj-. Ft. louia. I aiAc-atied Mas Killed. LEAVEXWOIXTH. Ken.. Aug a; -An ui loentifiea man, neatly dresseci and alKiul 11 jcare of a-, was struck anc k.llea near Ui Vnion depot iif tiKiB hy a ji!iuii4t-r Ti-alau Wttb tli !.(- j-mu, (if the figure of a s aims a tattooed on the left arm tit3- lie Viae to Ui lucntlty ul the Imfli . TUi voiui AAvg Ly-diav C . PlaVKara"' e-r-tAtilV CsDMtUld Mrs. T. C TTillAdscn, V'nni -CIl, wTIttg tO Mrs. lr.thum - I ran traJy at Uiat Lrdia E. PIaa xass's Trf-eatilc Cnmpoiuii aarred nr -ife, AAd I cAxtaot er-pres my rrAtitudw to wosa ia wprda F or year I anffered with tb worst fonui cjf femaW oom jplatrta, contisoAl'T Aartonaf and speadinc lota of snoary for xoo&cixa witiiowt btlfk. 1 skw roa lor Adrioe, lollosead as dirsrtsd. And Aook Lrdia C Kt&kbAa'a Vsfvtatilc Comptnisd aad h baa m-tored sue A jterfert hearts. Bad it not nsraa tor yoi 1 ahoa'id iias beew in icy raw to-oav. I wiaa every uflr.ir timu would try ft. FACTS FOR SICK IV 0 LTD. Ftf tirtr real. Lrdi E. I'u.k L&2B"ii VetkLle Cbcioond, md frora Tool mi LerU, La lira tL . stArdanl Ttmtuij for fcmAi LiA ani La jxstnir mre-d tlou.sa.nd at focAiMiB iioLATf Jieifa trortLksl wiia dLiKjilavierflt uta. infiAmrriAtiaa.vJfera tkn. t-froid rumor, imciila-nar, - Jjt-ri'x-kr jsiins, UM ajatiss, iLaI Issaj. 'rta j.iir-C'r ljrrrtxhl juxlsiralfcjll. "A'ix aigii you try b r -"Wrw. P. all, at larll avll Hf srexxte-si t ni l.-r fur avAskcsv fbt ftas tiiidtd tbeuufidi t Injunctions and Courts Explanation Court fci.tunriiiti. tiavinr Iwnw an i tain, th iatter in (iMa f atrUtea a rnurt have exirveB in Anslo-RaEon ppud mTir .f pili:t : afif tn it prewirt ram- thTnatnefl flrtnnK-tliin tif prrpTty by mm trtra. vntfu. a. !i.n-.k'ti of thi r; r.' fliusal tr-r wir, antfit th lay vtr4 to an una r:andtr of th-lr waning ana rur" ;' Hm Jat'oit Trl"t-r, rnnrfl fftetee luflr fur tlM ar.irn amtrict of Arkanaai. iilk.it In th? New 1 ork lndT"la,'' th crai ftrrm of irjuninton. th purpoe of ru ,f- orfl'm. l!wir ffcct. ana th iwttii 'mTilt'j a li nforce oheaicwe. Hi paper fnlicar: There ha befn en much isid of latr ahoul ro.'ernment y injunction lliat a brief rr- (i.unLi-in oi trie euiject mT not n out ot 'lc. - tnr amt-e murj of eguitr have heeu ewtabltelied for Uie rurpoee of granting re- lH-f which Hi common law court wre unable to trrant. -owing to the rbria form e-tn-orning them, injunction hav neen ..voriie mrtnoo te prevent an irreparable ...... ... j" h.ihls in eouuy wu never irmr-uf liu i. mm. Bciaa .ci, mg. Tn refuaal of a wltneer to appear eume junodicUon of a caua if tnere can be provloed that aa order granting a tempo- tn cmirt maieric te a aulmena mar r cimtpleie and adequate relief c-arrted Py a i"ry irjunollon or a refuaal to diaaolea auch uM t jnf the ena of Juatio. A mm nmn, nil lea Tt 3a to nreverjt a Tiitilii- pllchy of aulta. which tn a court of equity can tie o '. ermlna in m anlun. it folicwe aa f course that no Injunction I ever grant unlee It is clearly ahown that not only will the party am'lfit for the writ auffer great in.turr, ut that ft i of euch a tiatur that an action for Oumaar-a or any other autt in a law court cannot aTora oomplere or adequate rell-f The wrft of Injunctun ir a command from a turt-of equity to the peraoti named therein to ane.aii- irom ooliig certain acta Uiereln de- acrihea. Injunction are temporary or per- manent. aitifl there are alee temporary reatralnlng order. A permanent Injunction ia when it i granted at the final heariraj of tli caune and 1 a final fleer. A temporary injunction 1 one granted before the final heartnjt, but after a bearing lie- for the court or a JuBge thereof, with full opportunitr to an pan. if ta the-uit to mru-oduo evidence and 1 beard. The oh- Jeot of the temporary injunction i to retain the atatn quo and prevent act which could probably not be undone thereafter, and i te remain only tn tore until there 1 a faail trial, w hen tt it either diaaolved. if improperly granted, or made permanent if th law ana the evidence require It- If aia- aolved, the parti, enjoined are entitled to recover from the plaintiff. All damage au- tained by reaaon of the granting of the temporary injunction. In, order to ineure the parroent of thee flamarea. th plaintiff - ' "-v iiijuiKu.n, after it has -been grantee, becomes effec tive, t execute s bond in such sum as the court or JuflFe granting it directs. Tesapaisn Rewtrmialas; Orwera. Th tcmporarj- restraminc order, th eJfwt of whicta i practically the aam as rant a finding of rullty of contempt, or tn flo mWmT mrtib the writ than te fleprrv that of a temporary injunction, is ueually that tbe injunction waa improperly granted, thero gf trj-ing men r.harged with th crime lHKued without notice te the defendant, upon the defenaant la diacharged. (Such punish- muT&eT ( there are thousands of in to allegation of th peUtlon and part menta for oontempt are reported ta m many ttM1(T to' vhicn jadgTnent of comictlon proofa and la te remain only in effect until procee 41 nr other than tboee for mjunc- Ior TOurnw- ha v tmen aet aside by ajipel after nutk and opportunity to offer proofs tlons. A refusal to convey property, or pay trfciutlkl, Ior rl r, , committed' by th can be had oa the application for th over roourv. when directed by a decree of trtJ Jnoei. jj t Judge i corrupt or not nmporary injunction. Bucn temporary re- tne court, are rreareo a oonxempia. nor m training order are only frranted in ex- thlc procea limited te court of equity. ATI treane nae4. when it is clearly shewn that courts posses, that power. Thua. disobedi-unk-a immediate action la had great and enoe ta the command of a writ of manda trmparaibke injury is likely to 1 1 auTfered. mus issued by a 4aw court, to a suhpena j iiey are ueuauy gTanteo wneci it is snpwn that proporry rights are about ta be de- strowea, and tbe losses arc f a nature that an award of damares would not be an sdeguata compensation for the threatened injury, or if tb defendants are bopttteasly tneolvent, and for thi reason a Judgrmeot for the damagne sustained would be value- less.- The former- cases most --frequently arise where the property threatened baa a sjiecial vslue over and above its intrinsic MILLER SEES STAGE RISING Star in "Great DiTiie" Optiniistic u to American Theater. DO"RT 05 TEE IXOELEK FLAT saesrf of PaMie rpsrard, aVeeai FewpAe Arv Apprer-larlRal Msire fce hrrimmm Me af tke Dni Harry Miller, who opeiied the seaeon at tin- Boyd lust uigrht in "The Great I1 vide." comes to imalia from a seven Weeks' run in Sun rmnrliicri, a he re fi pity, desprt the t-nipiTaturc. which was bigh enough te 0r- the public mind !-sy from the theater and toward tlK- cool ' liathltig Ixiachea, -as aworded a most : bverty reception. Mr. Miller. a-'h gitsa i cimiimt 5 . arri-ed Tuesday i-wiuu and fiiiy are at tba ittinit j "Thia we my first visit to Stir Fran 1 cmk.o fcim tiie great fir and earthquake,' 'said Mr. Miller, -and 1 was Lruc.k Ae i pressed by the magnitude of th rum . wrought by the calamity. heard etorii of the eartliquak that -surpassed in dr ; mUc fn sslbiiltiea anvtliing that ha cvr ; lieen written. Califomia is a state of big 'things, big streets, high mountains, broaS j valleys, and the calamity waa in keeplnt I s itk the mafmitude of the other phyal .i i pbenoroena ut tliere. The way In a ti- h Thi.r rehnllriir.r 1 rttr is mu.rvel:Uft 'I as much imiese,wlth tli f -rward- hicb olt.i.w. amounted f. trontrry . Luf the Sun myself. 'VI y -ancisco inple. and I asked ahouia J be depreaaea hen -j tbr peiuilr whi euflered dispiay such s ! i heerir.g ,ptimism.' " t - . . ( . Tl 1-r rrAie may. I Mr. Miller doc not Ilk tl Designation problem play in cunnection with ut l ay - A problem play lmnue sum quesuon ..,u...ii .. or u..i m 1. -o.u- li ui., xk H-iu is ui urrn i. I! iu i nr i ousstum prestmled is palpable. It strikes 1 at ounventiunallty. but there is never any HiwfU.iiiiy as is aalation tf U. etiucal ,uia'UiTi invclveu It ha been called tu 1 nwrlf-an vuuv mnA 1 1 ! A '. wtiM k, r, 1 i.f "It baa called torrb oonaidera In cih.1 c.iam. 1 am iiruuabiy too tuased t say wlrf-thej tne designation ia csrrtxit or not. but thus who iiave called in tbat du aa nut because it treats of distinctively Amer ican characters r ui Anttsricaa aituatiuna but iRicause tiie) cimaidiT it the best d..a- i matic wurk of as America a artist-" opuiltisoi as tu ttie future at the tlieaLei is reflected te Mr. Millers en versa uua is regard to the trend of dramatic expres sion. '1 take a "roseate view of th itieatcr," h said, 'for two reasons "First the por ceutbg cf tlie public a lik-h learn ta know ana appreuate the better -tiiinga lilaji that bsv a serious etnkal purpose. Is 1; creasli in this country. When 1 took tic Lltur Fr.uoeas thesiur ia New Tork my frienCl 1elS a i would fafl 'vr-nody tie had attempted at t.as talieC.' TW said' PVom win no ttiit a f'.igtit of atairs flan if play ti.tt tn peujib wasted and I KlirX CJTT. la.. Aug X Ri-cta T1. iiey cam and crawdrd . th ibeaUir .gram Ktijniitl p. ard. aged a. arake t ratix? and other otuiditiana Uvt Attn man m tbe Iowa Central, was killed early uiflueino it you prsstuit what tl public j Ui morning at Abbots la by falling w act. ta ae ana tli suuuess -if piay wttli aeruius purputw is aa mdicauua tual tiial stratus of tlx putitie a UiCh denuoids a tugner ulaae af puos is int rwn.iiig. cntsra mw sl law . rata a (Mum TtHTi ton. J i.-.-e bt-i-a s-ro'k wl.ti the j tiL"X CITT. la.. A j m.i.iiM ul uiia f tne -ri-ial writers ulgramr i. M Oeurga of bo mean, ao rhat a uaTmnt acAmat th-ni Tor tl ralut tif the bualrtf-a r projv- rr(T flKroj-a A-oulfl he unpoUwrtabl. A moat of the attack on injunction are at- iia aralTiK the frantefl by th ft tonal court. 1 ahall ronltne thta article te them. A JuOt are bo more infallible thaa other Trmu emoe. no Aouht. at ttmea crrDneouaV arrant temporary or permanent injunction not warranted bv !-. iuet a errrora eje commtt tea in the trial if all ChT cauaea. bicludinf thoa hn oivinj litr or liberty sun error can onir t ctirreceo ny appt'Ai to an appellate trlbuiAl. which ordinarily can only be taken after the final bnariii( in th trial court. A the frantiug of a tempi- rary inluntition I intrlocutory, ana awit final, ao erroneou arrant of the writ may caua groat miachief if a aiaaolutlon thereof cannot P hae within a reaaanai.ie time, m en lriunctiot atiail not onrr me appnataote once, without awaiting the final Oecree.. but that euc.h an appeal ahail have preceo- once over other appeal tn the appellate - court, provided the apeal i taken -within tktrty daja Thua. by the eaercA of proper fliligence, a final Oecialoa can b obtamed from tli appellate trlbunaJ within a ehort time, not esoeeding at monthA. ana per- han anoner. Thi prtvD" I only arranted to tbe party enjtilned, a the refuaal ta grant a temptwary tc.lunctioa i not appeal- anie untu mere naa oeen a xmaj oiepomLmn "f th caua in th trial court . Dbwaeaieaer of t-wrt Oideea. A th Injunction act only on the peraon. ft effnetrveneo depend aolery upon obedl- enor to the mandate or th court. For thta reaaon aiaobedienn 1 treated aa in all iUr caae a a contempt of court, aubject to auch punlatiment aa. in the opinion of the court. 1U eecure obedience. The uaual procedure i, lor the court, upon being ad- viaed by a petition under oath that the in- junction baa been violated, to ieeue a rule on tb party, informing lum of tb charge and requiring him to ahow cauae why h .houia not b puninhea for th contempt. There ia then a bearing tefore th court. with full opportunity to All parti, lo iniro- aUoe evident, lA U tl court find from the evidence that there haa been a wilful violation of the injunction, auch punWb- ment if inflicted a. the ourt AeeiB proper unaer lb clrcumatancea And win aecure compiianoe witn ita juagment. Th order In euch contempt prooeedmcr. ia aubject ta revjew by an appellate court. or a diacharge from lmpriarmmnnt may be aourht by mean, of A writ of habeas corpus, ana if found that tbe evidence Aid not war- iiw a Tiinen, iu a lumiouui w vwr roiwv arte Juror, resistance to process or a court, are all treated in the aam manner. Tbe fact that the acts of tbe party may also b punishable by a criminal proceedtna; does not deprive the civil court, whether a com- mon law or equity court, of fts power to enforce oomplianor with fts order by the summary process of contempt proceedings, Thia power ia inherent in every court and ha existed and been exercised ever sines tii country. Itamatic criticism has in viLed some of the brightest of our young men and their responsiveness to the higrhej purpose of the better clan of play ba been remarkable. "Another optimistic sign is the fart thai talent ut the higtViest order lias been at tracted to dramatic a a medium of ex pression. Not long age the w-ltlng of plays wa left to the stag carpentera. They war constructed entirely with a view ta stage settings, lighting effects and other external conditions. Now people are demanding th play that comes from within, that takes no account of stage effect. The audience for th serious dramatic production 1 enlarging so rapidly that men of the highest mental attainment are now seeking the stag as their medium. This bncreaslng appreciation of tlie public for plays of this sort is marked. 1 doubt if ten years ago such productions as "The Great "Wvide." or "Th Servant ia Ui House." would hav surceeOt-d Th public mind sas not ready for them. To day th theaters ar crowded when this class of pity ar tlie attraction. Apptame (sn Ay Edweatlwsu Th attitude of tiie audience toward these- plays si indicated by the fact that while the theaters ar crowded thre 1 no applause. The first w-eek w put on Th Great Itvioe' in New Tork w dIJ nut gret a hand of applause I did not understand it One evening near tlie dose of the first week I spoke to Miss Atigeltn but the lack of applause. flhc answered. 'But you dont hear any notar 4 ! -ttber, do youT 1 never beard such 1 deathlike stillness rn a tbeaiar. There was ; um"r scuffling of Jeeu The audleuc. i " r'-'w ""-" " tribute than rounas oi audilil np- P'ausc. A lew jwopie can mas a loufl , nul- but when an sudienx I pertactly Ouiet It Is aa bndlcatlon of wrapt attention that is s decided tribute. ! , , CtrtUl.lr j wouJa enoow j ,.. M ... m-m.mtu n-tricinn w .r ir.. ! city. I would mak these places positions of high honor ana unless tliere was a , ttmoJ.(T x. BBtftaatum I believe the plan would hav a lenoenry te tnrirwv public taste and the g-ad- of drsmatir srodao Uona.' A III rrlua Aoii ed l tif thst great haalth tunic. Electric Bfrtera. j is ti enrichment of poor, ti-.m blond, and ' strenrttieniric tiie weak. sttt. ResttOB Irug Co. A Lit SK AC HOwL, AriTA. aWrsc CWtkn Crwaa mm Hmmt- 3 jst at Jte must timely period of all tu year rig lt before school . opemtig Bran- dcia was very fortunate In securing at a very low cash figure the antlr surplu i stouk is boys' tall suits from aa eastern i maker , Tlies SUl- ar of tii flntst grade. , finely tailored, rig lit up te data In every , way and Just th sort of stylish suits yuu j want for your boy acnnul wear. Tnes ' swell waul suits worth up ts titi, ia three lota. Sl ft. fc ana U sack. a aaie next ; Bsturday I U PEiXIiEl HCiKF. BraU-aia rails ( s4et i froan th top of a an car tinder tn 1 Ward wa z uS tier. A t3 ; Ward, pestor of tb Metfaadkst ckuroBi at I una. ia Ki-tdaa. -(5;cial Tcl: Uiis Skxraa i It of Various Writs a lrrr lm L-cml Btta. A to main o.V-rt of procain- for ln Junctiona I to obtain apnady relief, lna'.ant compliance alone wiil aerure It For till reaaon, procprfi inr for contempt irnm necoaaart.'y b baa at onoe.. ele th pretext Bul apfftaited If a raliAay tKimpana- ia about to tnillfl fit road over th private prrTwrrty of a chiacn -ithout hie eminent or -fthout barlnk ' acouirea lite ricbt to ae ao by ooroemnatmn proopainF. A pnnarTilxa lr law. only an injunction or reetralnlne order, frrantea imma.atlj , win Tro- htm la the er.joj ment of the' Vlrht guaranteed to b!rn by our cimnttru'-iinia. that n peraon haU be oeprlrd of bi pi openly without flue proceae of law. and unleae tle court poKiwn th power to en- , nuiin. fm orow will h. -ralilaa Tb, nme Tulf an,lU, ,o an other paoceeA- j ,,t to coTtvey property, the title to which. It 1 decreed by the court, if held by th defendant f rBtiflulTtly. it hsvtng been purchased wuh plaintiff money and for him. tan defeat tlie decr- of th court ! unless h can be coerced by the court to comply with its order, and the most f ffec ttvs way of securing compliance i by flt reotlnsr him to .be imprlecined until lie com plies. A refusal to prodm book at a trial, ia -obedience to an order of th court, i puniahed in that manner, and so are hun- oI otnn. Cmme. which It if unnece- K&rT 9 mention. Thi ptmlahment i not ocily for tb protection of UtigAnta. but te maintain the Canity of the court. How can reaped for the Judf-mcnt of the court I obtained if the mean of enforcing then, are taken from them? fmlebet for reHrayk ghou, tnl, ,F taken from ttiem anfi Bubnllttea t, trlj w )urT? To flo , woulfl Bot OIllr 0f,frt nrF icwtnoe, the end. r,r UKiuti Put ,Bu)d , tD JuJT lh, .u tribunal of tb acta of h, rmirt. To .uit i,e ,uetion ta a trial ur? ,ouka auK fli,-. which, a ba ehown, wouia defeat the main object lf the aull miyy a Jury oerfltct. muet on obettnate or corrupt Jurm. prevent a verdict, and until there & ftnal verdict, th partiea could con tin u vioiatlnr aierearamg th mlunctlon. Jurm, m otK.line to lhv 1w rf tb. a i frequently .n th... nrm. tj-jy vanat induncaion iwfull- frranted. Ior a wrtlct of not rullty would b final ftnfl nn muXji to review by any court, (ORM 3frt L.vr erred in granting XmmTtoTury injunctiona i no more re a mi ufflclent!y learned in the law the Constitu tion provides a remedy Ior hi removal, but A caret uUexamlnation of th report of th court of last resort will show that fewer cases in which lcduncticm bad been granted -jjave peen reversed for error than Judg ments in any other branch of Jurisprudence. In my opinion, th safety or tb cttiaen te injunction proceeding under existing law Is not endangered as lung as there is an intelllrent, learned, honest and fearles Judiciary. 8uch a Judiciary is the safety of the republic and all 1tB trrfttaena, the hlgbast a well as the bumhlseJt.' fell from the Milwaukee bridge across Ferry creek and crtMbed his bead by com ing in contact with a crossbeam of the bridge and died mstanUv, The police found him head down in the water. FIRE WAY CLOSE LEAD WORKS: I t abnas Dbs1 Teark Ar Itepairr d ! fsxrter Fbaat Mar Have va j AvaateaA . The East Omahs fire 1 liable to ca us ; a ahut-down of the Carter "Wlnte Load.J works unless some hurried moves are mad by the Illinois Certral railroad. Th burn ing cars destroyed ta and warped the rails so that the finished product from th White lead work may not lie shipped out nor coal shipped in to run tbe plant Treasurer Frank Barker aaya he hoped to hsve the track repaired in a few day a so tliere will lie no necessity of closltis. down the plant. Sche Bros., owners of tlie Omaha 'CVagon Box company, were still searching Omaha Wednesday for a new location, that there mirht tie as little delay as possible In turning out waron buses and other prod ucts. The men employed at the burned plant wer paid off 'VTedneausy rooming, but were instructed to lie in readlnea is resume work a soon as a location ooulf be secured. . -w- ccpiorc trie Icrss U tnerr rtn- 9 VSJlVll ISN -t of chilirca is . often destructive to the "e-r. Khapdinesa. AH of this, can be avoided ty the use of Kctter t Friend before baby comes, as this liniment prepares the body for the struk? vpon it, and rvreserves the rj-nimetry of her form. Betber t Friend tnaaxs the dinner of chJd-fcinb less, and camet her rcriod. Thousands crate. V f OT fW Fu2y tea of the benet and idJ lXlLl ofthis remedy. Information Ml XL Xa57. .is Candidate for the Republican Nomination for County Attorney k. has resided in this city for thr past twenty one years. He is a graduate of Creighton College and the Law School of Harvard University. He has been a member of the Douglas County Bar and engaged in the active practice of law in the state and federal courts for six years, 1903 to 1906, Breckenridse $t Kimler. ,4JS CANDIDATES 10 TEACHERS dren Ccixty lastitite. wcra thxi rem rci all i Ttk A ara. aire twmtm Mr. 1 tke lartm tAiataa Htlrin'i OtBe Are ra. 1'pnn tiie ruarantee of OuDerinaKiideeit Tnoer of the ttourla county acboaia that ail the pretty teacher in thi county Will vote for all the oandidatea for taa -perintemflent of public Instruction, tba oaa Aiaatea have Peama te arrv and will ad Arem tli toacbera attending the eounty iratttutt. Jam E CtelAeiX, auiiertnteDdetit of the LK'Xirifrtoa city aoboola. repatblicaa candidate., wa the flrat te come and b ,kl.a lp xc.imn -Wedneaaay morning E C. Bishop of Uneorn. anotlier republican candidate, and X. C. Abbott of Tekamah. democratic canflidela. ar ex pected Thursday, snd R. It. Msrtm of ft. I'sul. republican. 1 expected Friday. George T Carrlnrifm. Jr.. of Aubura. re publican, send his regrets and aar it will be tmpncwrhle for him to eome. The following Douarla oounty te:hr are attending th institute: France fle la Vega. A. T. Hutchmeon. Thlrsa Moore. Clara Clarbauarh. Partle Hoohler. Run ShTpard. 3 T. McL-a-n Marc-Brett "Wrtchl. Emma rvld Hester V. Enrler. XweA E rnrrt. indie CYtnk. Martraret redd. Edna "Wilson. Bessie B. Hatfield Vers si. slelcueat. Kabeli V in near. Jessie at. Knee. Juanits Moor. E I. Lrhtnili. Alpha rVterson. Anna V. Bmith. Fannie Aleworth. Ai.ns at m'''ick. Vsrtl T mder. Viols J. Meyer. Joe-pl.me Corr. Msrv Moor. May ailiarn. Iwrtlia E. (3 a tne. rene Derm "si irmi Kane. AHma Bergstrrmi. Bird Clajhauch. Clair E T surer. Fays Xar-tn. fiadie Myers Hilmer E aiiomoniat. F.. H eVl.i"fcrbeim. Hulds WeTlor. Venue F. Muilcr. 10a Fhalen. lienors Wlneard. U A Trjckland. Xura Shahal. Anastasis McArdla I'ora KtWAll. K. C. Ttlnkiand. Anna Vansuckie. Fay Towns. Llr.si til'key. Fau) Hanna. Tmi Ruer Ensley Tsylor. Mrs. A. Mendenhall. Mary Junrnm. John Ppeedie. 16a Justice. Ellen M. Gvin. Minme A. K.ellcgg. Casel B. Campbell. Emily A. 5avin. Mary McNamara. Franoef Bell Bessie Bedell. Msbel Anderson. Anna Leach. C. K. Burkholder. Otti HullanA. JL Fisher. Anns Iimmerli Etaaie MctThorter. Man' C Johnson. Eatiirj'n Kehoe. Elien Bucknole. Viola E Vahlcamp. Nellie siachB. Rose RasmuAsen. Elals Virrne. Hilda A. Skew. Kat Murray. Mete Nielsen. Catherine Borie. Maod E. Fhaler. Elllen rean. Florenc Tan. Edna M. Nesnit. Eisie Sandman. Bessie McQrrw. Msy Calfls ell. Airnes MrKay. Hltn( Marottsrflt Catlierllne M. Koa Moryw SchauhNell T. Pollack. Mrs. Oulnn. Miiud M. tfcnilama Genevieve Glover, t'hristlns 6:vnon. Mcry E Mann. Adelaide Cronk. F. C Ho'linarfworta. tathertne Lyone. Knea w-efl. Margaret J BiippardMay Oakes. Mtrrt- rher. These are teachers from either ntitmtiea who are atrtenatng tb Dengla. eounry Insti tute, all of tbe teacher being from out f Omaha and ttoutn OmAha: 1.. G. Burt. Ethel T. King. May "SThalen. Mattel Anthony. EUla Lb mon. Agn Stafford. A. tumthworth. Msry A Fsrker. Anna "W'eeth. Flossie KevnoHta. Anns Babbel. Lelah Adkinson. Iai-b E. Craig. Margaret Evans. M-s Q M. Bamsrm. Essl Carroll. Rose Chase. UC1T SALE OF AIC1TH. straadess Issssrc a Aak stf fa Flaws iBssrtei sii-aasVrixka, "A art A m TarsL at an Jin. ON KALE NEXT MONDAT. Our New Tork buj er secured Z.Mti yarfl of tli most beautiful sptingwd And shrunk broadclotiia at far below their valua. It wa a wonderful cash transaction and tt brines xo Omaha thia exquisite collect! os 01 broadcloths in sixty airjerit shades. from the soft pastel tones to the extreme new peacock, loupe, wisteria, mulberry, etc. Tliese roods were imporied for a fash- lonabk? Fifth avenue ladies' tailor, wba reurea from business a few weeks agn. All are new 14 and t4.Bii goods and every yard win be sold Monday at CM. Bee Sixteenth street windows. X L. BB.ANX'EIS PONS. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Clark Colt of tlie Lne-G lace- Andreesen company left "Weanesaay lor Chloaga. E. G McGllton, former lieutenant rv- emor of Nebraska, lias ffiw ts fit- Paul Chief Clerk F. X.. Keller of th railway mail service has rone to iNradwood on busmen. Immigrant Inspector W. B.. Mansfield rs Turned from a ouslnes visn tu New Tork AAednesaay mornliig. Mia Lynn Plerson and Man C. Jacob sen hsve ron to New Tork in tb Inter eat of th Riiey Bisters Millinery company. J. Farber of St. Paul. H. "VT. Lmd sey of Wlnnipig F M buinlan of Iteattie and H.. C. Anderaon of Kearney at tn Zima. TjS t i 17 Every s-oman ooreU a shepo rwll tUrMiy ly fifure, tnd many of thea mm. for Republican Voters he was a member of Purer Than Home -Made Confections The crlspest, the dainties the most delightful tidbit you can find for serving afternoon callers for the children after schoolfor a luncheon and dinner delicacy CLOVER LEAF Sugar Wafers Two sweet, crisp wafers with a delicately flavored confection be tweena sweetmeat sandwich. t .. r. ,T .i, . -"TtsnIMi,...j The vole of yourself and friends for me at the Direct Primary Election, September 1, 1908, for the Republican nomination for Con gressman, will be appaeciated by my friends and myself. Very truly yours, A. W. JEFFERIS. Add roes the Fire and Tornado Insurance Good rnsaranoa fats bs baa with larg lnsurar.o campanisa at best raAsa w I ttvlcisaci'r for oarrytng large tine of Insurant Call . riWroT drop us a Una. and w. will glv. you prompt isssimis and attaptum Hastings & Keydcn Insurance Agency GEN'&RAL mm trta tn. the pst tea years. For f the law firm of Green,! I Above all, Ton can ba trrtain that these 5eli don STiaTar srafrrs ar pore and srholerBorre Just try one tin of Clover Leaf Scrar VTa frr at jovx irrocer'if 15 cents. -Also try cxrmiqoe'in 2Sc tins. Plulopena in 25c tint. Pesrf rtto ia 1 Oe and 25c tint. lOOSE-ILES OMAHA rS to ycur zz sp2:e lack of floor spaos retard the 1 1 - y I of your shot? Motors effer a raOabls cmrtts f psweir stijt-.y and msy b pat In plsrss wfelasj csrmvt be used fr otbsr manhlnery, JAatara. together wi n w.rtr.g and switch oaa Aa iasoailsd on tht celling, w all or floor. Gmaha Electric Light S Power Ccupairy INSURANCE I. UTC-XM. at. saxxcrxm. 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