Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1887, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 ONE MoNOPoLY MASTERED. :.?,'.\h'yo{“:!"; m:‘ m?h "?T:‘xr':nym Rlfig")\'\ ‘(.;,(nnlz:x‘t‘m:fi PG“‘;::‘ ro:lfiflaxflnw'm mm !‘hz ::r??hq},e‘f r;:;d':n’som .t)!:: lml been arralgned before the grand jury yostar- SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, GUN’FH]ENGB flPHRATIVEg ! WY g W g At 4 d Yt ¢ i Lyt N 88, day but owing to the continuance of other im- The b Xt ad a18 n many cases were not furnished to all who | provisions of this act, in contravention of the | voinpany, 4 Neb., 58, rtant matters, it ishardly b o hog market advanced 15 conts yes. dosiced to siiip elther goods, grain wud ptock, | bre ions toreaf, wlay aply to said board | * Horo i an adt which declares that ol B ] S Gombt e DT oe hagh e UE | tarany, and business as fur as possible, was thrown | by petition, which shall bricfly state the | charges shall be just and reasonable, prohib- | ““Alfred 1y, DebDen s filed n oo seotas John Timmons, of Sioux Clty, la., was i Decision of the Supreme Court in | ji, 'the hands of favorite parties. It was | facta; wheroupon a statement of the chargos | its and declares unlawenl ol unjust’ and_un- Tos B e Ae Ly g ‘ T against Charles P. Bingman in” the dis- [ the city yesterday. The Methods Confidence Men Use the Mandamus Case. also claimed that cortain prominent compet- | thus mndo shall be forwarded by the board | reasonable charges: Which requires sched- | frict court, Mr, Del. llegos The now dopot will be ready for oceups } §ng hoints In the state Which had paid. Inrge | to such common carrier who shail b calied | tles of siich Just And ZoAMONADIS GHAFGES 10 | e ion saniny JLLong Sllegve that Mr. g el dais bRl bt £ 1o Er Bingman caused his arrest for trespass | by Tuosday next. are the Unwary. Buins as donations to seeure competing limes | upon o satisfy the complaint or to answer | be posted for the use of the publlo, and pro- | gometime since, and that he was incarcer- »rge Backley, of North Platte, is in the ——— HAS THE POWER TO FIX RATES. hu 1 nctual v boen, d ul’;nlz:nevlnnnmq by 2:“| same n.mmu mxbhmam.[«rmm\v.- tima, | hibits an advance in rates except upon cer- | gted in the count, v on & businoas trip, ks How the Uistispecting Favmies v 74 * | tho increase in rates, and that charges gen- o specitied by the board. 8 . 8 = . erally throughott thy state wers mush higher | mon carrier within the tms specified, shall | enoe in favor of, OF agaist, any porson of | mrorararcs discharge rosooution was a ma- | o s wiien engine in tho I} & M. yards blew | - ken 1n—Good Solid Bankers Often Ohe Board than those of other states having the same | make reparation for the injury alleged to | place; which requires the bourd to Investi- | Jigious one, and that ho has suffored to the | Out ® c¥linder head last night. . ard of Transportion May | gyount of business. Other wrongs were | have been done, said carrier shail be rolieved | gate all complaints againstany railway oor- | aytent of §10,6000, for which amount he asks | ,, One case of disturbing the peaco occupied Compel Railroads to Reduce el which necd not be noticed here. To | of liabili g Chintges uy Sobieduied - Gen. o these wrongs, the legislature at its | particular violation of law thus complaincd | eaid board power to call for persons and I'io last session, passed A net 1o regulato rail- | of. Tfsuch carrior shall not satisfy the com- | papers io order that their investigutions may | visterday, the plaintiffs boing Sachesso & | €11y Jall Day atter day the daily eral Leese Sustained. roads, prevent unjust discrimination, provida | plaint within the time specified, or there | be thorough, and the report thercof based | Yandeman, the real estate dealors. They | . During the past thirty days two and one | fact that s for o board of transportation, and define its | shall appear to be any reasonable ground for | upon facts, and also makes their finding of dutics, and repeal articles 5 and 8 of chapter | investigating said complaing, it shall be the | fact prima facie evidence thercot, and re- [FROM THE DEE'S LINCOLY DURRAU, | 72, entitled “Railronds,” of the revised stat- | duty of the board to investigato the mattcrs | quires said board to investigate and The supreme court to-day fi ¢ v bastilo for four days, and I coms- | tain conditionss which prohibits any prefer- | afterwards discharged at the trial. e fur- Caught—The Experlence of Jno . wanb, to the compluinant only for the | poration doing business in the state, and gives | yudgmont. the attention of Judge Routher yestorday Swanbarg, of Omaha. Aot agninst Martin Quick was begun | 110 PArty was seatenced to five dags o the SS— apora ehroniels the farmier hias again oth and sleek ot nz0 o published an ministeral looking chap with re resumably forged, from th case they sold it within one week. They did Tho eastorn addition to the stock Astor of the N s | v erson, _ COrpora- | gal it to one Loverson, and throw off 81,000 | nearing completion and will bo finishod in KB o b i o aro broad powers. ure not to be restricted. -Such powers | to comply with the contract, and hence a suit | in tho yards is daily becoming more apparent. s conferred for the express and declared | for 1,075 and costs, or property by railroad under a com- | That is railroads being public ways and | purpose of fixing charges which shall bo rea- | ““A'ijandate has been filed from the United | g LY : ) KR owiodge of s Judges: mon control, management or arrangement | subject to legislative control, any violation | sonable and just, and prohibiting unjust and SIDroImo colrt granting. & now Uil 10 | Gl ousced thogach oo St O0. Of Kansas | sinaged to switiile tho DRIACIDAL DANE of th Btate ex rel, Board of Transportation vs, | for continuous cartage or shipment fromany | of the statute by them is a matter of public | unreasonable charges, and unjust discrimina- ¥, puse 3 ay u the case of Samul Clinton against the Mis- | on “his way houe from a trip o Cheye | FILY OUt of BLAN. usinga foread dratt for $4.0 i) m & Missouri Valley Rail- int in the state of Nebraska, to any other | right to procure the enforcement of a public | tion. The court has no authority to limit the ‘i Pacifie Ol 8. to iceamplish his ends. Dy after day the sane Yremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rail- | Pol 8, o O Miorans | board ih sag reshect . that rogmed. . Suoh | four! Paciflc railway. Clinton ‘wants $3,000 | gnoe, Btory I8 Tepanted, and it seoms. that Heonle wil en, and a8 stich, 15 | Doard 18 to determine, in tho first Instance, &t | o atvons Proseriy th Wecrme Wotes ~ ba | Mrs. §. M. Clarke, of Kansas City, Mo, s | Bever loarn. John Swanburg, ot Silver city, say that the defendant placed in their hands | Balf miles of sixteencinch water main has [ hoon swindled by tho s account of a commendatic ninoty acres of land to sell for §28,000, and | been laid within the corporato limits of the they were to have a commission of $2,675 in | City sud the work is only rly bog «d the follow- | utes, and all acts and parts of acts in conflict | complained of in su 1 a manuer and by such | prevent any unjust discrimination, ing syllabus and opinion in the mandamus | therewith, Compiled statutes of 1857, pp. | means a it shall, deem proper. No com- | dgainst cither any < 563.570. The first soction of the act provides | plaint shall at any time be dismissed because | tion or locality, The case to determine the powers of the board of | ¢huy b shall apply to any common carrier or | of absence of direct dawage to the com- [ Thes travsportation. The opinlon was written by | earricrs engaged in the transportation of pas- | plainant.” wel Judge Maxwell und coneurrcd in by the other | song: torian dhurel, of Mad in by the minister to w tuction was addressed and of their commission. 'The defendant refused | about four weeks, The need of greaterspaca | 1, 1*1fer, of ntrodue Sany hie DRl o when ha lvrwwh‘ A m l\)(llllh"nm! SOrmon wl Henry Girard, a bookkeepor {n the whole- | impressed o y one with his loarning and od listors. Tna fow days b voud Comnpany, Mandamis, = Demurrer | Doint in said state, and_requires that all | duty, and it is suff overrulud. Opinion by Muswell, Chief | charges made for any servico rendered or to | to show that he is a o Justive, be rendered in the transportation of passen- | interested in the exe 1. e attarney gonoral is the law offoar of | £t or property shall bo rensonable and fust & ¥tats &nd veqaired t prosdolte o ud probibits. unjust and unreasonable st el L s and declares them to be unlawiul Jowa, 202; Hamiton v 51 tato is & DIty atarosted | theroforo, nd section declares that no common The people v Hslsey, 57 N, Y Whore s magbtits of the board of transporta. | carricr subjoct to the provisions of the act | The State v Stoarns, 11 Neb., 106, refer to a village, city, county Ton of the state adopted o resolution teking | shall divectly or indirectly by special rate, [ The fourteenth scction reqiiires the board | the state, the moaning in cac he supremo coutt to contintie 4 case pending | rebate, drawback or other device, charie, de- | to make a report in writing in r oraln against dlroad cowpany | mand, ‘collect or receive from, any person or | investization which they hayve 10 compel such company o con- | Persons, a greator compensation for a shall include the tindings of fact, Torm it rats and C charges o - an | Vice rendered or to be rendered in the trans- | with a recommendation s to what ordcr provionsly made by swid board, held | Portation of passengers or property, than it | tion, if any that the bo action of th ment of th 2. Who an alternative w In the city looking for a location for'a milli- | 10Wa. 8 young man employed to_ assist on_the yiormer trial he wus allowad but 800, o | nery establishment. = Sho' will doubtless pur- O ahn e Lo MaNay of tisb pikoe, Smito rson, firm, corporation or locality is un- | the United States court yesterd - charged | CH480 8 picco of property and erect a building | died, but had ayvery ag i of her own. 110 restriction of the word “locality.” Tt muy | Nctenbes fam 1o hostaMce ot Taitbuey 1o | | Mrs. W, Barada, who for somo time has ition of the luws. [ least, what are reasonable and just chargos, ate v Shropshire, 4 Neh,, 413-14; Hall v | what unreasonable und unjust; and whon any x rel. 57 1L, 31 Xpocting to bo swin abledisappointment, T have bocn sufforing State ex rel o l'unL:lo 1 Justly discriminated against. There con be any case in the supreme court in which the For a Yong tim tarrh, My heud was continually achi ¢ rLi rly Oro 3, I would have almost nnbesrabl paing in my r portion of | fiag plead guilty, and the judge will aunounce | been ill has nearly recovered and on Satur- Ui ‘ny (hroat was Sore, I copld soatcely o to bode: | tio rning, He charged | 4ay evening will leavo with her mother for a1 wonld: ok ait spi td » tormined by tho territory which the board to | e, Peuuity, this morning. " He 1s charged | 5¢"Joseph, Mo., whero she will remain'a | stant fckling ih the backat my Thoaat. ® 156 be unjustly discriminated against; and if | oyped each time were small. month or two. £0 miserablo that could scarcely go about m there is discrimination against any person firm or corporatiol can be made by the common 80 to find, and to require the railway company car of oats. Mr. Anderson's presont resi- vity to control the | charges, demands, collects, or receive from | ricer to the party injured, and such findings | to cease its discrimination. To do so such al'in the manage- | any other person ‘or persons for doing for | shall be deemed prima facie evidence of | board has the authority to require such rail- “7 | nim or ‘them a like and contempo- | every such fuc pect to an whicl vor David Anderson returnod from Columbus | QUHES on the farni T rend e adve {isement t : - 0 of Drs, McCoy And_Fonty, rongll 1t is the duty of the board STRUCK BY A RATCHET. yesterday with 4 car. lond of hows and & | hfees vl on tha bk e b e ot 1 can assure your, for I had taken an_enormous amount of patent med , aod was about discouraged, but I was v ‘(n-auhl\' disup- pointed, for 1 had not been “undor their troat- ment but a week or two until I wes foolin, very much better, and tod than J have for a long time d had 1o wuti Ty, Bentr Tou way company to reduce its rates to a | at Thirte & railrond company demurred to | TANeous servico in the transportation of a | The fiftcenth section declares that if it be | reasonablo and just standard. The power to [ Y it requiring it to reduce its | like kind of trafio under substantially simi- | made to apy Fhtes and charges to conform to un order of | 187 circumstances and conditions. The third | board, eith the board of trausportation, and denied the | Scction declares it to beunlawful for any such | or other ev F TRDMEN iy dence is at Columbus, but he will in & short A Pedestiian Narrowly Escapes Death | fence 1s ut Columbuy | nth and Farnam Streets. Mr, . J. Ritner, of Washington, D, C., s terday morning a dangerous accident | jn the city and is making some L o action of tho | o o B et n: | happened on Farnam street in front of thenew | cliases of building lots in various por fomee, that wnything s boen | tormine whist ratos are unjust and unreason. | building of the Merchant’s National bank. | the city upan which ho fntends ‘evec power of the board to reduco such rates and | COMINON CArricr to give any pr done, or permitted to be done in violation of | able. It is the duty of the board to prevent [ On the roof several hands were atwork, | 00 R CE R NS great domand l Charges, beld that the court would deter- | vantage to any particular the provisions of this act, or any law cogniz- | unjust discrimination in all ‘the forms men- | drilling iron beams and otherwise fitting the | | A% Wis foen stated thote 18 groat demand Tmine the question of the power of the board | firm, corporation or localit able by said board, by any comuon carrier, | tioned in the statute, and to do so it may de- | jron rafters, when a heavy ratchet, with | g enlarging ench day. Bricklayers and car- o make the order in question, before enter- | ticular description of traftic 3 or that injury or damage has been sustained | termiue what is a proper charge to and from | oy the work was being done, slipped from | penters are vory scarce and fifty of each of | fng upon an examination of the facts, and | Whatever, or to subject any person,company, | by the party or purtics, complaming or by points within the statc, and its order in ' AL : s to the satisfaction of the | fix a seasonable’and just rate is clearly con Lo feeling betger 1 ‘ 8 g ; LR s of the workmon el dow - | these classes could readily find “employment. srefore would not pert 5 demurre fivm, corporation or L y or any particular | other parties agerieved in consequence of uny regard, bused on its finding of facts, will | one of the workmen and fell down the in- | thes ! ) e ey oV EOFBI L0 GORIEEO: Hiption of trufio toung prefudice ot dise | such violtion. it shall be. the duty of thi | bo prime facie ovidence of the correctucss of | clined fire-proof covering and thento the | The fact that South Omaha is progrossing 3. The act to regulate railroads and pre- | advantage in any respect whatse , and [ board to forthwith cause a copy of its report | the order. A wall below, striking u passer-by naued A. | 18 demonstiato [';“.‘," “‘3"“'; “',:""Hl'b-v by ‘ vent unjust discriminations, approved March | 810 declares that a railway connecting with | inrespect thereto to be delivered to suclicom Iu the case under consideration tho board | 5. FHumberd, on the right side of the head, | Sptiahi real estaty fitm who, buve o branch | 81, 1857, provides that all ¢l made for | other lines shall not discriminate in their [ mon carrier, together with a notice to such | found that the rates and charges of the ve- | oo Coo 0 DGl e i S Plates, in ofie of ;» u’ in IMH\.(nl!u-tl ect |h-}t<-ul'uf 103 ‘ Bervices rendered, or to be rendered, by any | rates and charges between such connecting | common currier to cease and desist fromsuch | spondent were excessive, in other words, | - 50 58 D e ree and ono-half “”h-!"g{"“'m‘\ l.'! A railway company in this state, in the trans- | lines. The fifth section prohibits the pool- | violation, or to make reparation for its in- | that there was unjust discrimination against \\lg:‘ h n“l incision was (h.lu ‘x‘m‘_ '"1".":_'\ latter part of September but eight are left portation of Dasscugers or property, shall be | 0 of carniugs of railways. The sixth sec- | jury so found to have been done, or both, | that part of the state, and having so found, | Ichies and in the othor ot inch in longbh | South Omaha needs a first class hotel for Foasonuble and just, and every unjust and | 1B requires such railways to print and keep | within u reasonable time to e specified by | the board s clothed with ample power to re- | and, the man wasfelledto thegroundand bled | the accommodation of the many visitors who unreasonable charge for such service is pro- | f0r public inspection schedules showing the | the board. quire such 1 v company to reduce its | freel i o wis ".'!";‘"i”“q." ll 1‘3‘!‘ - | are constantly arriving. Those doing business hibited and declared to be unlawful; and re- | rates and fares and charges “for the trans- The sixteenth section declares that “if such | rates and charges. The power of the board, m.ll_l ‘!u ce, twllf; l,.f‘ ‘,)o;u .l_w‘umm ":’ at present are nearly always filled to their quires such railway compiuy o print and | portation of passengers and property | railway companies shall violate, or refuse, or | thereiore, to establish and regulate rates and | teenth stycets, whore his injuries wore at- | utniost capacity which causes a_majority of keep for public inspection scliedules showing | Which any common carrier has estub- | neglect to obey any lawful requirement’ of | charges upon railways within the state of | tended ‘l‘u doc l:n mul- nu_n‘ Was no exter- | the parties mentioned to stop in Omaha when the rates and fares and charges which have | lished and which are in force at the | the board in this uct named, it shall he the | Nebraska, is full, ample and complete. pal fracture of the skull, and it an wner otie | woro accommodations o bo had in this city been established and are in forco at tho time | time upon its railroud, us _defined by | duty of the board, and lawful for any com- | =5 Some objection is made to the remody | had been mude, it would not be developed for | they would remain here. upon such railroad. Held, that the board of | the first section of this act. The schedules | pany or person inferested in such order or re- | bY mandamus, and it is said by the attor- | sevro bt T8 qc ‘x" the h'“{“‘?' 4| The result of the recent census has been transportation has authority to determine in | printed as aforesaid by any such common | quirement, to apply in a summary way s for the respondent, that the writ may | fo8, Q0 FobH j_"‘;"}‘ A ':: o Teavars | Sent to the governor and his action regarding A oK RwARDUES the first instance what ure just and reason- | ¢ rs shall plainly state the places upon | petition filed in the judicial district ‘in which [ 10t issue = where fthere is a | O h wtroot Hombard 1a a recant arrival | the issuing of a certificate declaring’ South | .o cin ar 3. £ McNay. at Siiver it uble charges for the services rendered, or to | its railroad between wWhich property and pas- | the common carrier complained of has its | and _adequate remedy in the ordinary “"hl i, "’1_ T'l' ,“‘ bt ,'l‘“ 4 Omaha & city of the seventh class, with a | JECEER E et A Th '“bo,,;,w‘“n).lm' be rondered, on such railway sengers will be carried, and shall contain the | principal offico, or in the district in which | course of the law (code, section 846); that, | and had come here from Jowa to work fora | population of 5,000 and upwards, is awnitod | Who will addross o call on i 4. Tlie et in question prohibits any prefer- | clissification of freight in forco upon such | the violation of disobedicnce or such order of therefore, it may et issuc in this case, be: | paving compuny. with much concern, ‘As soon as this wetion | 0N RO, o ticuliyf pers railroad, and shall also state scparately the | requir ts shall happen, alleging such vio- | cause there is a plain and adequate remedy i g T v s taken by the governor a special election, at he following statement regarding Drs. Mo il Al g pe "par. | terminal charges and any rules or regula- ot AobA L HE Lo R SUCL bo, | in the law for enforcing the orderof tie | *How Can She Ever Love Him?" which a proposition to ssuo. bonds for publio | Cov nd fenry s o uport good Ruthorlty: ticular déscription of traffic to any prejudico | Hons which in any wiso change, affect of de- | and the said court shall have power to hear [ hoard of transportation, if its order is a f is what you often hear said when the | improvements will bo submitted, will be | jSiicsthese enfuont phiscions f oy i G or disadvantage in any respect, and places | termine any part of the aggregate of such | and determinc the matter on such short [ lawful one, by nmvhwl'u:x: w' .|h “1|Illfl|' ".l prospective groom is the victim of | ordered by the council. {nd cascs of catarrh and chronto throat ang g the general supervision of all railroads | #foresaid rates and fares and churges. Such | notice to the common carricr complained of | court in the mode pointed out by the 16th | (agapeh, *How ean she bear such a The lake lying between the Exchange | troubles, and of these cases 40 per cent had been within the state, in the board of transporta- | 8chedules shall be printed in large type, of | as the court shall deem reasonable, and said [ scction of the act of 1857 that the procved “How resolve to link her des- | building and the railroad yards will {0 | declared and prononced incurabie.” tion, and requirds it carcfully to Investigato | 8 loast tho size of ordinary pica, and copies | court shall proceod to hear and determine | ing under the 16th section is both plain and | FREEE ¢ o0 ono with & discase, | drained as soon as the connéction with the any complaint made in writing, and under | for the use of the public shall be kept in | the matter speedily as a court of equity, but | adequate. lhtire i % intend to | that unless nrvested, will end in con- | sewer —ruuning southward through the [ oath, concerning any unjust discrimination | every depot or station upon any such rail- | in such manner as to do justice in the pr That the lfm'\_fl'l":‘ A tion or merhups insanity?” Lot | €roundsof the Swift Packing company is CATARRH DESCRIBED against any person, firm, corporation or lo- | road, such places and in such form that they | mises: and to this end the court shall have, if | authorize or permit the enforcing of all | sumption or perhaps insunity? completed. This will be accomplished by the o cality, either in rates or facilities furnished, bo conveniently inspected. No advance | it think fit, to direct and prosecute 'in | orders of the board by mandamus is clear, | the husbund that is, or is to be, get Dr. | jutter part of next weele. When the lake 8 | gy v ieone Aeronding that Diseass inorder to prevent unjust discriminations | Shall be made in the rates, fares and charges | such mode and by such person as it [ from the fuct that as tothe particular matters | Supe’s Catareh Remedy, and cure him- | drained N street will be extended from e Symptoms Attending . against either persons or places. which have been ostablished and published | may appoint; and such inquiries as | mentioned in the 17th section it zave author: | Gl hafore it is too late, By druggists. | Twenty-soventh strect . o the new Which Leads to Consumption. 5. The word “locality’” mentioned in the | 88 aforesaid by any common carrier, in com- | the court may think necdful to enable it to | ity to proceed by mandamus as the only and o’ boulevard, The property holders will then [ oo 8 E e B stafute, means the territory unjustly discrim- | Plisnce with the requirements of this section, | form a just judgment in the matter of such | exclusive remedy for enforcing such orders, T ill their portion of the ground now covered. L e X e tel = 9 e, whicl itions o ari ot of | and as to all other orders, in reference to all Real Estate Transfers. A i upper part of the throat for any length of time fnated “against, and may be a village, city, L after ten duys' public notice, which | petition; and on such hearing the report of ( andas to all other o S i thie aot;tha 1 Y § T There is n great demand at present for | —the patient Living in & district where people county, or portion of the state. shall plainly state the changes proposed to bo | maid board shall bo prima facio evidence of | other matters mentioned in tho act, the leg- | Mincrva Johnson to School Distriot of brick which the local dealers are unable to | are subject to catatrhal affection—and the dis- 6, The power to determine what is an_un- | made in the schedule then in force -and the | the mattors therein stated; and if it be made | islature provided as the only and exclusive | Omaha, commencing at a point case has been left uncured, the catarrh invari- ably, sometimes slowly, extends down the wind- pipe'and into the bronchial tubes, which tubes convey the air into the different parts of the od from the Just rate and charge and the extent of the | time made in tho schedule then in force, and | o appear to such court on Bamo, and to prevent unjust diserimination, | time when the increased rates, fares or | on report of au carries with it the power to decide what is a | churges will go into effect; and the pro- | the lawful o Just rate and charge, and authorizes the board | posed changes shall be shown by printing | board dras © are now at least twonty par- v who would erect buildings im- suld & supply of brick be ob- tained. Nearly all the yards have shut down such hearing, or | remedy an application in the first instance to where the north and south quarter ::m:n v”“‘l‘l v such person or the district court as proyided in section 16. section line in sec 30, 15, 13 crosses Staiats der or requirement, of said | ‘“The fact that the legislature specifi the copnty road runming thence L in question has been violated or gave the right to proceed by mandamu south on the said quarter section lungs. The tubes become aff " . i DL TG, ! : < for the winter, and the brick now being | swelling and the micons arising from catare 10 fix just und reasonuble rates und charges, | NeW schedules, or shall be plainly indicated | disobeyed, it shall be lawful for su the cases mentione ‘!.'l" IS b i Ecan | Linty4 onRiny anf.B)Lnis f0. W18 e Durnod are il ol Usloss measures ars | Aad, ih.ome fstancos, Decome pragaed o 5 7. The gfinding of fact by the board of | ubon the schedules theu in force at the time | jssue a writ of injunction or other proper p tion only, and provided other specific and | ter of suid county road thence n 85 takon to hmport: materint. operations i tho | {hAt the air cantiot ot in as froely an 16 shopd, ’ transportation in uny matter submitted to it | and kept for public inspection. Reduction in | coss, mandatory or otherwise, to restr adequate remedy for ull other cases, leaves | dog 40 min w to placo of beginning, butiding lineavill he greatly dolayed. — The | Shortiess of broath follows, and- the patient \ under the above statute for determination, is | Such public rates, farcs or charges may be | such a common carrier from further con- | ho doubt that it was tho intention of that | qc. ORI TEES 1000 | Gwner of the yard at. Twenty-fourth and J | PFsathes with labor and disicuity, prima facta evidence of the existence of such | made without previous public’ notice; but | tinuing such violation or disobedience of | body that mandamus should only be resorted | B Juckson and wifc to Owen Ifor, lov Btrcots proposes to purchaso & machind | andesnesing psl i bus theat Nt s T Tacts aud of tho reasouubleness of ‘an_ order | Whenever uny such reduction is made, notice | said hoard, and _enjoininz_obedicnce to the | 10 lhevx'unffl provided for in the seven- N"4 bl "l.xyxfi.,\xln-x adad ¥ ‘\‘I- R M0 | \whiich can be kept in_operation all wint the diseaso the breuthing is usually more rapl made by said board in pursuance thercof. of the same shall be publicly posted, and the | sume; and in case of any disobedicnce of banth section. 0 [ LI ACULIED L1 s Mhis yard, togethor with the one two. miles | than when in heaith. The patient has iso hot 8 Tho nct o reguldto. railronds and pre. | changes made shall immediately be made | such writ of injunction o othior proper pro. | . ‘These objections are untenable. They are | ~bud, lot (6 biic > Morse & Brunuer's | TAS el torethon Wit Ghe e e, Iies | Gaol over s bod vent unjust discriminations, approved March | Public by printing new schiedules, or shallim- | cogs, mandatory or otherwise, it shall bo law- | that the district court wlone, has jurisdiction, | wdd, wd...... s : 5 9% | Qemand for material for foundations during | , W% pain which accampantes this condition ts 81, 1887, being a remedial statute, is to re- | mediately be plainly indicated upon the | ful for such court to issue writs of attach- | 8nd not that the relator tuis another remedy | Morris Morrison and wife to Mary AR IRter Bawsan of a dull character, felt in the chest, behind the colve ' liberal constriction o 'carry. inty | Scheduleat the time in_force and ket for | ment or any other process of Said court in. | besides mandamus. But even if th objec- | = Aun Phelps, 29 ft of n 29 ft of w I§ o ATt o Ta ks a T effoct the purpose for which it was enacted. | Public inspect and whon any such com- | cident or applicable to writa of injunction or | tions wore o the form of, the vemcdy, they | - of lot 20 clkc 15 Improvement associs- When Your Nerves Bother You, Fiien ve absent for severat others; - The. cough 9. Where the board of transportation has | on carrier shall have established and pub- r proper process, mandatory or other- o L B0 sty 5 Gonndoos s % , lhts | Hhntoceury in the first stuges of brouehial i investigated charges of unjust discrimination | lished its rates, fares and charges, in compli- | wise, against such common r, and if a | tion will lie, does not supersede the remedy | William Latey and wife to William v invigorate them. When your night's | tarrh is dry,comes on at Intervals, hacking in aguinst o railroad company, and has found | Ance with the provisions of this scction, it | corporation, against one or more of | by mandamus. If the remedy by an action Benson, und 14 of e 6 1t 3 inch of lot repose is unsound or unrefreshing. your | churacter, aid is usually most trouiblesome in such unjust discrimination to exist, and or- | Shall be unlawful for such common carrier to | the directors, officers or agents of the | i8 not a plain and adquate remedy, a man- | 5and w25 ftof lot 4 bl 3 Foster's the morning on rising, or' going to bed at_night, and it may be in the first evidence of the diseass extonding into the lungs, 4000 | APpetite jaded or capricious,when slight 1000 | noises cause you to start, and annoy- add, wd. dered such ruiroud compuny o réduoo ita charge, demand, collect, or receive from any | same, or againist_any owner, lessee, trustee | damus way be issued wotwithstanding a ge- | add, wid: rates to conform to @ schedule presented by | Person, or persons a greater compensation | receiver or any person failing to obey such | tion would lic. ' State vs. 5 w single) fo” Joseph } > o v 8 ) 1) oy 9 \nee:s 5lig] N ) y Sometiines there are fits of coughing induced Buch board, which. ordar the ralirond cony, | for tho transportation of ~passengers OF | \erit of inunction, Or other brober rocess, | 107 Thus while w party aggrioved by somd | Taishop, lot 2 Placcs sub, w ..., 3,450 | ances of slight moment wbnormally | SARSE TN 410 oL W o e vorie pany noglected to comply with, mandamus is | Proerty, or for any services in counection | mandatory or otherwise; und said court may, | Violution of the statute by the respondent | Harry H Milier (single) to Joseph W T e e 30 (it | itz Later on the mucus thut 18 ralued is @ propor remedy to_enforce such order, und | therewith than is specified in such public | if it shall think fit, make an order directing | Mizht maintain an action acainst such re Bishop, lot 28 blk 2 Himebaugh & [ That your nerves are week; 2d, that | found to contain small particlos of, yellow mat- £ mention of the district court in the stat. | schedule of rates, fares and charges s may | such common cartior. ot othor porson o dis: | Spondent, yet if such remedy “was not ade- [ Patterson's sub, w d. oo 650 | you need a tonic; 8d, that its' name is | ter. which indicates that the small tubes in the ute will not preclude bringing the action in | 4t the time be in forco, oboying such writ of injunction, or othor | Quate, it Would not prevent him from enforc- | John I Toft and "wife to Joseph "W Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the | 113 arenow affected, With this ther are oft the supreme court, where the latter court has | It is contended by the attorneys for the re- | proper process mandatory or otherwise, to his rights by mundamus. The test to be | Bishop, lot 11 blk 2 Pruyn’s sub, promptest, safest, and most popular ar- cascs the patient hecomes very pale, has original juvisdiction. spondent that without a charge actually | pay such sum of moncy not exceeding for | upplied in determining the right to relief by wd.. 800 ticle of its cluss, The ner ceptible of and expectorates before any cough ap- €8 ure sus goration only by promot- Tha State of Nebraska ex rel. the Board of | made in reforence to_some specific freight, | Such carrior or person in dof e e of | mandamus, is to inquire whether the relator iooper and wi Tranaportation of the State of Nebraska vs | And against some particular person, the stat: | £500 for every day after o da 0 to be named in | has a clear legal right such writ W Bishop, lot 27 blk 1 Baker me cases small mass '8 of choosy sub- 're ol - vi Valley | ute is not and cannot be violated, and it is rder at parric ther porsc and whether he has any other adequate legal wd... ! 600 | ing an increaseof vigor in the processes ve spit upwhich, when pros: ed between }:“:’“‘r:;“l":‘,'l‘)kq‘;;‘:)’,'.""(‘)p‘f‘“h’;‘l"‘flm‘N‘U:{{;g[ Suid, page 0 of the respondent's 'briof: A | shat il e ol st ot o othe | remedy. People va Head, 25, 1L, 825; Peoplo | Lurmon P Biuyi wid witis 'to Joseph of digestion and invigoration. _Narcot- | tha ingors, emit & had ofor, 1n other cnsoa par. Dor 1001587 Maxivoll Ch. J. chargo cannot be mado when there is 60 | proper procoss mandatory o therien.” v Hilliard, 20, 11, 415 W Biseop, Iots 4 and 5 bik 2 and lot ics and sedatives have their utility, bu [ ticles of 5 Bard, ehalky huture are 6P uD, @t | On the 24th day of Septembor, 1857, the | Property transported, and when there is no | © The mention of the district court in the [ = I the cuse at bar tie relutors show a clear | 8 blic 3 Pruyn's park wd.. . in the main, and if their uso be con- | Hous mischier A Work in tho Inhgs. | board of transportation of this state served | person for whom such property has been or | apove aton und wife noucoulbou the respondent, requiriug 1t to | i to be trunsported. There must be both a | court fr s tion does not preclude the supreme | 1egal right to have the order made by them | Dayid D S e In some cases catarrh will extend fnto the 1 hoarini any case in wiich it has | compiied with. *People vs Muyor, 51T, 255 | Vaughan, j tinued, they ave unsafe, A wineglass of , lots 10, 11, 12 and 13 + i lungs in a few weeks; in othor cases it may be i s Muy ; ; the Biiters before retiring, and o repe- A e e D Tholght chiroos Bhie oo specific person and specific property, and the | outeinal juvisdiction. People vs Brooklyn, 1, Wend., 318, And this ston Centerad w d..... 2,600 | the 4 i nd & months, and even years, before the S0 a : Bt hosat ot ‘Nehraska, on a1l | o arixe must e mads for such: speciio. probe | s :.lu.‘lul'T“;'ll'n‘\'l):ll:m that “Said board shail | Writ may be applied for in a'proper case in | Edwin S Rood and wife to Willian 1 tition of the same during ’l",’]‘. ‘:" before) {tacics ttistungs sumalctyitofeanse soricustin | Dofore October 1, 19875 & schodule Tof the | erty and against such specifio person, and it ! poard shall | fhe supreme court under any section of tho | - Martin, lots 1 and 2 bik 10 Albright's o after meals, is far more likely to_con- | tarterenee with the generil healt, When the | charges to bo made s reduced for reight on | must be for such service rendered of to be T i st and | et which anthorizes the filing of an appl Aunex'w d, : > 20 | fer health-yielding sleep than vopoated | {iscnse hus developed to such, & point the e said line of road within the state being fur- | rendered.” nogloct of duty of vio. | ton in the district court. *In many cases the [ 1 &MV R nished to the respondent. The respondent The respondent's attorneys secm to ignore | lation of any of the laws of this state by rail- | district co "rl'j""‘«"'h: w’ l»:h"}l_lluiwl'n'h_‘! neglected to comply with the order of the | the vemedy given by the statute, and place | rowd corporations doing business in thisstate, | lef, its jurisdiction being limited to u parti com on the north line of tax lot 23 in doses of an opiante. Dyspepsia, debility, | with b i i ¢ of the kidneys and bladde faver which diff mchial catarrh there 18 more or lesd with the different parts of 1 e ne Iy of the sw i soction 3, 15 and ague, and other malarial com? | the day—slight inthe morning, ighor ih the | board of transportation, and ou the 4th day of | the'claim for relief entirely upon the ground | or by any officer, agent or employee | War county. Thus, suppose the hoard of o atpoint21 foet east of the tvest & Arealwaye dominated and nbe || ecEacnaRg SRIHIG | October, 1887, the board, through tho aftc that there must be . charge actually made | of any railroad corporation doing busi- | transportation, as iu t se under consider Linc of of the right of way strip on dued by it. 5 SNEEZING CATARRH lh'y;:('m‘r..\lur{lllohl;n-,,uppliml fa nx;ulu - Iifl'\ll\h'l‘s rendered before (l: 3 ;]vl-fl]nn of | ness in this state; and shall from ii'u.-’"'T}‘l‘".'fi:’.t‘,!""f.r..é Al t’.’.’"-\‘f‘x".:q'f!.::\q ,'h:v]qr:";:lx{‘]':ln‘;:;l(:“}):I;II\;'ll‘ ‘r\nm!\'n'_l:lfi:;"(‘r; Sty . native writ of mandamgus to compel the the s can bo determincd. | time totime carefully examine and inspect 0 its rates @ Charges on ¢ s J BAICLAQY 08 8 L U 3 ) ! B, 5 F= | spondent to comply A s The writ | The roquires the railway | the condition of each railroad |x|Vln.~.»!hm- “;ll‘m“a‘:'“:r.u“"‘ a ux.-:}.u[: m'fi:lfn'r."frtlm!‘xmf o r.-.]n‘ ;-un:;:;x‘l;;« :‘..m m«‘: l:u"vl'fi THE DOUGLAS STREET BRIDGE. | what It Menvl‘l'»:; ‘n;:wl It Acts, and was returnable on’ the 5th of that month, | company to establish and publish its rates, | and its cquipment and manner of the conduct | 8rise as to 2 RGO O0M 16 8810 1 Iy nenocy 9 5 Al .. 1 tho Tospondent, by s attorney, ap: | fares and churies beforo sondering the ser. | and management of the same, with roforence | 10 act on rates without the county in which | to the north line of saii ot To/Be Complated andifiead yforeavel [l (HE il SRR anas 8 SR peared and prayed foradditionaltime in'which | vico. Suppose A, residing at Columbus, or | to tho public safety, intevest and convenience, | the action was brought. So in cases of like | point 21 feet west of the pl by the First of May. D S R | 1o plead to the writ, which time was granted, | other point in the state, wishes to ship goods | 1t shall carefully investizate any complaint | Charac But where the action is insti nning, thence The new Douglas street bridge across the | i exposed 1o the lenst draf tof air. You Lave The respondent demurred to the complaint | to Omaha or Lincoln, but decms the made in writing, and under cath, concerning [ tuted in the supreme court, no question of d 1| Missouri river is to be ready for travel by the | @ fullliess over the front of the forehead, and and also to tho alternative writ, and the case | excessive, the statute gives him the right to | any luck of faciities or accommodations. fur. ud can arise; norcan the party be de- first of May noxt. In the ovent of a fuil lie nose feels s if there was i plug in each nos- was set for hearing on the 17th day of Octo- | complain of such charges as being excessive | nished by any railroad corporation doing by any statute of a_constitutional rst of y next. In the eventof a failure vou cannot dislodge. Y ou blow your 1 ber, 1887, On that date the attorney for the | and_ ask that they shall be fixed at such sum | business in this stato for the comfort, con litiho syl Eamel cativt, tuapatore (i on the part of the contractors to complete | note until your ears crack, hut it_dont do any A respondent not appearing, and the attorncy shall b reasonnble and just as provided in | venience and accommodation of individuals | Jurisdiction in the case and mandamus is the el 1 ben K Long, the work, they will forfeit ncarly a half | Kb fnd the o1y TR EM IR Y00 86 irrhate b gegeral being absent at Washington on busi- | the first and sixth sections of the act. The | and the public; or any unjust discrimination | Proper remedy. 3 lot 32 A Kountze'sad qe............ 1| million dollars. Of this. however, they claim | {he lning membrane of tht organ that you are ! ness pertaining to his office, the case wus | first section declares that every unjust and | against cither any persou, firm or corpora- | The demurrer, therefore, is overruled and | Union Pacific Ry to Jos F Sheeley et th i ible likelihood, | unable to brentho through it at ail. This 1s a cor- b Dussed until his roturn. On his return the | unreasonable charge is prohibited and do- | tion or locality, eithor in rates, facilities | & Deremptory writ will issue within ten days |~ al, 1 1-10 acres in the ne 1 of the se D foat o ha o SO0t und not overdrawn picturo of an_acuto t- Caso was set for hoaving on the 31st day of | clared to be unlawful, The board of trans. | furnished or otherwise; and whenever, in | from this dute, unless the respondent, within | 1 section 28, 15, 13......0. i i masaiads ot i QF ontarel, oF “Sngesing Gatarrhyasle1s | Qctober, 1887 At that date the attorney for | portation, therefore, is clothed with power | the judgment of said board, any repairs ‘arc | that time, shall present to the court an an- | Helen C Rapp (single) to Louis Brad- Sl e LR et i % {13 pandition innieatott Piied | the respondent appearod and filed atate- | to determine what! is @ just and reasonable | necessary upon auy portion of the road or | SWer showing compliance with the altérmna- | ford, in trust, lot 11 blic 15 Walnut fad il goveen - Shelnselves acoarionly. R o | ment of an allegod compromise with the | charge on all the lines of railway within_the | upon any stations, dopots, station houses or | tYe Writ, ora defense upon the facts to the | Hillwd.. FIREEs) 5 1] oneazed for cach departmont of construction | the glands in the mose: then those diseasod ! bourd of transportation of the state, except | state, and this may be done in advance of the | warehouses, or upon any of the rolling stock | action. s arly A Hultgren and_wife to John D -y ot il T eRche be glands are attacked by swarms of little germs the attorney general wnd also a resofution of | rendition of the scrvic of any ruilrond doing business in this state, | sudeement accordingly. Danielson, lots 7" and 8 blk 4 McCor- B o wir iy qave been | Zthe catarrh germ-—tfiut loat i the alr in a lo- i said board except said attorney general, ask- | 4. The seventh scction requires the rail- | or additions to, .or auy changes in | 1heother judges concur. -miniclg Bad g0 B vk LAY HroRreab. 80 fan. hah | phuty whereshafignasa e prayaisot, iioke any ! ing the court to continue the case until the | way company to file with the board copies of | its rolling stock, stations, depots, — E B Chandler to Alex A Campbell, lot ¥ Prog! imalculac, in their efforts to find a lodgment, Junuary term, This the attorney general | its schedulcs of rates, fares and charges | station houses or wurchouses nee! MORTUARY MATTERS. 12, blk b, Melrose Hill, wd.... 8 a0 | aven oxceeded that which would be required | irritate the s sitive membrane lining of the Tesists, and insists that the case shall pro- | which have been establishod and published | essary in order to secyro t o - 5 » Muldoon and wifo "to American to.anish Wha Silrg T oanbERo I e e A A T enbealig nersaltiof ceed in order that the authority of the board | in compliance with the statute, and promptly | comfort, accommodation and convenience | Facts About Those Who Have De- | Waterworks company, lot7, blic 5, | FIOURE AU e 8 GOROPRHEE SRR FR L when the nose bcomes filled Wi eickenca over the subject matter may be determined. | 1o notify said board of all changes made in | of the public and individuals, or any change parted This Life, city of Plorence, w d. oo < B00|IBSY L ARER LIO. @ g Qiseased mucus the natural channels for the in- The first question prosented therefore, | the same, and also to file with said board | in the mode of conducting its business or e remont N Jaynes and Eilma pis e ) troduation of alr Info tbe lungs 18 Interfersd A is the authority of the attorney gemeral to | copies of all contracts, agrecments or operating its road is reasonable and expedient : AV A0 L Jaynes, blks 1 and 2, lots 1to 7 and Doorth ot B i hoatatic T e G | proceed with the prosecution” of the case | rangements with other common ca in order to promote the securi nd accom- The great mortality which has been ex- 13 to 24 in blk 5, blk 4, lots 20 to 24 in n & &, B e becomes parched and dry, snoring is It ugainst a protest of i mafority of the board | riers in relation to any trafie af- | modation of the publie, or in order to pre- | perienced this season by the graders in an blk 5, North Omaha, w d : 30,000 | ‘Thegrind at tho police court yesterday | LIEH GO Tie' caturrhal diseuss guins rondy f [ of transportation. Section 1 of article V., | fected by the provisions ™ of this act [ vent unjust discriminations against either [ about this city, was increased Wednesday by | James M Whe nd wife to Kdwin was small and uninteresting. Ten drunks | Lccess to the throat fnd lungs, | chaptor 88 of the compiled statutes of 1887 | to which it may be a party, and in cases | persons or places; it shall make a finding of | the death of one of the contractors, John A Leavenworth, west 37 of lot 5, and were disposed of, two, Frank Carney and i provides that: *‘Ihe attorney general shall | where passenzers and freight pass over con- | the facts and an order requiring said r V. v" S il ? Ed the east ) of lot 6, Kountze's2dadd, | \yilliam Mosten, by small fines, and the A appear for the state and prosccuto and do- | tineougg lines or routes operated by move | corporation to make such repairs, impr aughn, who has been a partner o ; Aol 2 A e [ N e ' Borker, { feud all actions and proceedings, criminal | than ofie common cu and the several | ments or addition to its rolling stock, 1 O'Brien in a grading job on Howard strect, | Gilbert M Hitchceock and wifo to Dan- charged with threatening to kill & book agent, or civil, in the supreme court in which the | common carriers operating such lines or | stations, depots, or warchouses, or to make | near Thirty-sixth. The remains luy in the | Qiel TH lot 9, blk 8, Hitchcock's W. P. O'Neil. was continucd untilcthis DOCTOR state shall bo interestod or a party, and | routes establish joiut taviffs of rates or fares | such changes either in the manner of con amp until yesterday when they were in- 1st add, w d. 400 | e ornoon. : shall also, when requested by the governor | or churges for” such continuons lines or | ducting its_business or in the manner of | terred in St. Mary's cemetery. The de- | W L Selby and wife to Peter Reinhart, - or either branch of the legislature, appear | routes, copies of such joiut tariff shall also in | operating its road as such board shall deew | ceascd was fifty years of age and resided for- south 33 ft of lots 11 and 12, blk 0, 8 | for the state and prosecute and defend in | like manuer be filed with said board. Such | proper, reasonable and expediont.” werly in Columbus in this state. Lowe's 18t add, w d.. 625 ) any court, or before any ofticer, any cause | continuous lines shall publish the joint rates It will thus be seen that the board is AL LCHARD Reuben H Pickard and wifo to Clau | or matter, civil or criminal, in which the | fares and charges thereon when so directed | clothed with the “‘general supervision of all Th ntleman, 1d resident of this city, Matthies, south 1 of ne I of the se L] ’ h stato may {).-allmr}_v m')inul-rvnu-;\l‘,” 'l'ul at l-\\' the bu:«j'(nlmu\ nay b 4‘|v|nxnlllc-liup[lhihh railroads operated by steam in the state” * | having been he 1857, died at his resi- n‘h;’{ se0 i 15 l‘-'l«, _\;’d faseies 1,000 | torney geneval is thus the law ofticer of the | the same if on such request they neglect or | * and it is made its duty to “carefully | dence in North + t, yestord atthas Jetter and wife to Jacob Ken- ¢ A 5 | stato and intrusted by law with the manago- | refuse to do so. The eighth section mal investigate uny complaint in writing, and | morningat 12:45 o'clock. Hewassixty-three [ dis et al, lot 8, blk1, Jetter's 1st add, Late of Bellevue tlospital, N, Yoy | ment and control of all cases in which the | unlawful for such common carrier to enter | under oath concerning * * * any unjust | vears of uge, known toand respected by a | wd i 200 ’ | state is a party or interested. The majovity | into any combination, contract, or agreement, | discrimination against either auy person, | large eircle of acquaintances and one of the Spigl 1 of the state board of trunspartatjon, there- | express or implied, to prevent by change of | firm or corporation or_localit; ither in | oldest members of the Bricklayer’s union o lot 15 blk 8, Albright's annex, w d.. 100 AND DOCTOR | } fore, caunot control his action in' the prem- | time scheduie, carriage in different cars or by | rates, facliities furnished or otherwise * * | this city. The funeral will take place to- | Edwin S Rood and wife to A Lewis ot | ises, and the motion to continue the ecause | other means or devices the carriageof freight | * in order to prevent unjust dis- | day. al, lot 3 blk 10 and lot 23 blk 11, Al- J must be overruled, Deing continuous from the place of shipuent | erimination against either persons or ZACHARY THOMASON. bright's annex, w d 212 | W2 Upon the overruling of the motion fi to the place of destination. The niuth sec- | place it shall make a fluding The remains of Zachary Thomason, the | David M Stuart and w i I continuance, the attorney for the respondent | tion authorized u recovery against any such | of the facts and un order requiring said rail- | well known and enterprising eapitalist of this Hobbie, lots 3 9 7 and 26 blk [ asked leave to withdraw the demurrer and rier as shall do, cause to be done, or per- | road corporation * * to makesuchchanges | city, who it will be remembered died in i for time in which to prepare and file an an- [ wit to be done, any act, matter or thinz in | * * * iu the manncr of conducting its busi- | Kingsville, Mo., three weeks ago, were buried 1 | swer, This, however, cannot be permitted. | this act prohibited or declared to be | ness as such board shall decree proper, rea- | in Rose-Hill cemetery, Chicago, yesterday. Have Offices The respondent denies the authority of tho | unlawful, ‘or shall omit to do any | sonable and expedient. The body had lain in 'a vault awaiting the | stato board to regulate and control tho rates [ act, matter or thing n this act [ Webster defines the word “supervision” to | return from Europe of the two daughters of | W d. . of freight upon its lines of railway. The | required to be done. The tenth section pro- | be, T 3 inspection ; sup the deceased, who at the time of their | Catharina Bursi 3"] 3“ HAMGE nu“_n"m question of power is fully raised by the de- | vides the procedure of :mi\' person claiming to | intenden: The board, therefore, is clothed | father's death were traveling for pleasure on Ball, 8 50 ft of lot 8, Barker’s allot- L {] 1 and should be decided before enter- | be damuged. The twelfth section authorizes | with the power of overseeing, inspecting and | the continent. Both of these arrived a few ) . aaeee OO | ing upon the consideration of questions of | the board to inquire into the management of | superintending the railways within the state, | days ago and were present at the interment. | Robert G King and wife to John A Corner 1Gth a o Stre faot. It is important too, that if such power | all common carriers, subject to the provis- | for the purpose of carrying into effect the | M. A. Upton, of this city, a partuer of the do- Pearson, lots 3 and 4 blk 1, Pruyn's raer an arncy Streots, { : should be found to exist, that the question be | ions of the act, and shall eop itself informod | provisions of this uct; and they are clothed | ccused, was aiso prosent. sub, wd., Omaha, Nebraska I | determined so that partics aggrioved may | s to the manner and method in which the | with power to prevent unjust discriminations 5. W, POWENL B ¢ | apply to the board for relief. The motion | same is conducted, and shall have the against eithor persons or places, The Rey. C. W. Savidge took the train for [ Total sales, for leave to withdraw the demurrer and flle | to obtain from such common ecarriers ful The attorneys for the respondent contend | Kearney Wednesday evening to conduct the Where all curable cases are treated with suos | | an answor is therefore overruled. I, how- | cowplete information necessary to enable the | that the act is to receive astrict construction. | funeralservices of Mr.S. W. Powers, whowas | 1 1naking the assertion that Pozzoni’ coss. Medical disoases treated skilifuily, Con- ! | over, the court should decide that the' board | board to perform the dutics and carry out the | No satisfactory reason, however, was given | killed recently in Montana, Mr. Powers King s by onl's sumption, Rright's Diseass, Dyspspsia, Riou- [ ) of transportation has the power to rogulate | object for which it was croated,and it is clothed | for the adoption of such rule. The act is | Was well known here, and was for many | Wedicated complexion powder is entirely DAL NIC. 81l Masvous DisnAeks. m ALl dis f vates as contended for in the petition and | with power to require the attendance and tes- | remedial in its naturo and is designed to pro- | years stock agent for the Union Pacifie, but | free from injurions or deadly polsons euses pecullar Lo the sexes w spocialty, CATAKKE alternative writ, the demurrer will be over- | timony of witnesses and tho production of | vent and punish abuses in the n sment of | at the time of his death he was in the employ | We do itupon the authority of a thorough CONSULTATION by mallor at office, 1 H ruled and upon proper application the defeud- | Looks, papers, taviffs, contracts ugreements | some, or all, of the railways of the state, and | of the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mauitoba | chemical analysis. Tt is one of the old- Office Hours—4 1o 11 i, 1} %104 p, m; 7108 p. i st will have leave to ungwer, 5| ad documonts relatiig 1o any watter under | in construifis remedial statutes there aro | railway. Mr. Sdvidge returns this morning. | st face powders in the American market Wy punday laoluded. L i 2 It is a matter of public ry he | investigation, ¢ ay voke iree points to be considere viz. : — i prepaponGence ves prompt attel 3 | A, “m‘" l!‘u:" -t n-fl::m:-r A “}m__“ Sus .lnd A:(M:‘:‘l..-.-‘“ it mkl;\_ “f“?h'.--'h: l}.l ° points to b ulmlj }! viz.: % 3 and is used in the families of some of Tts superior excellence proven in m fllions of Muny diseuses ..'r‘icv?ru..n-!..m’!. ‘:rul‘l“ By Dr, y p the district or syprome | the law, the mischief, and nited States Court Notes, : : P ! A2 | ' gy W 3 A L Sihar the o A f 1 o = our most prominent medical men who | homes for more than a quarter of a century. It | McCoy through the mails, and it s thus possible 1 st day of March, 1387, it | court to require the production ojgfihe re- | th that s, b the 1 0 ¥ | 0 1 P . i . how aw | The case of Isadore Frank against Ewmma | | srsonally acknowledged to the | 18 used by the United States Government. ~ En. | for thioss unible to make & fournty th obtain | was generally claimed that some or all | quired witnesses or documents, The. thir- | stood at the making of the'act, what the mis- | 1. van Etta, for the pos o | DMYe parsonally Scknowiedge he | Gordnd by the heads of (he groat ualversities successful hospital treatment ut their homes, of the railrouds of the state had granted | teenth section provides that any person, was for which tho former law did not | s Va8 Etia, for the possion of a swall strip | proprietor thut they not only considered | th Strongest, urset and Most Hoaliiul. Dry | No lettors answered ubloss sccotpanied by o I secret rebates to favorite shippers over thelr | firm, corporation or association, or | provide, and what remedy the legislature has | Of land, is still in progress before Judge | it harmless, but ‘esteemed it highly | Price's the only Baking Powder that does not | in stamps, [ ntile, agricultural or manufactur- E.wmmm cure this mischief; and it is the | Dundy. beneficial in every respect. Sold by all | contuin Ammont, Lite or AMum. Soldonlyin | Addrexs all lotters to Drs, MeCoy & Henry, [ | apartynot thus favored, larger | kg socioly, or any politie. or municival com- | busincss of courts so to coustrue the act us to | Barada, the Tudian murderer was to have | druggis o vk . T Cuianerd FOWER OO, . | Hepia 00 and SU“Ramgs Bilidig, Okl * i l lvllm-n, that the effect of such rebutes was to | any mer hary