Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 13, 1888, Page 5

THE PATRICK CASE DECISION Judge Maxwell's Opinion in That Important Litigation. THE LOWER COURT SUSTAINED, The Plaintiff, Carroll, Has No Title to the Property Involved — State - i A et et N LT 5 S A A e Rl THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, APRIL 13 Bride vs Lathrop, Alderman vs State, Atchl son & Nebraska railroad company vs Plant, Marx vs Kilpatrick, Reed vs Fletéher, In gram vs State, Hilton vs Bachman The following causes were continued : Holt County Bank vs Tootle, O'Donnell Geary, Waters vs Shaffer, Ashby vs Greenslads, Wiswell vs Hookstresser, State ex rel Gable vs Roderick, Maxwell v4 Gibbon, Merriam vs Doyey, Hale vs Christy, Moore vs Par- sons, McClure va Lavender, Willis C Sholes vs Kreamer, Loney vs Courtna ex rel Board of Transportation va Railroad company, Sherwin vs O'Connor, Court adjourned to to-morrow at 8:30 MORTUARY, MAY 1. COWIN, Tn & metallic casket, in the parlor of her parents’ residance, 1915 Capitol avenue, yestor- day afternoon at three o'clock, lay the remains of May L. Cowin, the daughter of General and Mrs. Cowin, whose death, on Tuesday last, brought sorrow not ' alono to her parents and relatives, but alsoto a iarge number of admiring and sympathetic friends, She was attired in white and with her head slightly turned to_the left, asmile such as might be imagined upon the lips of innocence in a pleasant dream rested upon her lips. what a boomerang it would prove could hands be laid upon Mr. Henderson. - The committee of the board of trado to visit Council Bluffs to look into the project of establishing a Chatauqua ground there will Teave this city this afternoon at 16'¢lock. SUACeBS o], HMeard of any bu HAVE YOU EVER ness in Omahn growing faster than the Nebraska Clothing Company? Unequalled ‘oloc The expression upon the features, House Doings and Lincoln's o'clock a. '"-"” — which were waxen with the purity, was facilities and well made garments have given us a reputation for superior ready made clothing, but Local Grist, The educational council appointed by the | that of blissful repose. 1t ER'S LINCOLN BUREAU.] The supreme court handed down a number of important decisions yesterday, among them being the case of Carroll vs Patrick, appealed from Douglas county and covering Jong litigation over valuable city property. The opinion was written by Judge Samuel Maxwell, the sylabii of which appears below with the decisions The decisions handed down yestorday cov- ered the following causes Rottmann vs. Bartling. Information and motion for attachment for contempt. Opin: ion by Maxwell, J. The power to punish for violation of its orders or judgments, is inherent in every court having common law jurisdiction, with out any expressed statutory authority. Pierce ve. Oard. Error from Buffalo county. Aftirmed, Opinion by Maxwell, J 1. Every person having reasonable and probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed, has the right to communicato his suspicion to a magistrate having jurisdic- tion of the case; but the cxistence of reason- able and probable cause for the suspicion is osm-:;un\ to make the communication privil- leged 3, One P., a merchant, applied to a_justice of the peace for a warrant against one O, a married woman, on the ground that she had taken @ pair of overshoes of the value of $1.15 from his store. The justice assured P. that he was acquainted with O, and that she would not commit the act complained of, and that th wus @ mistake and offered to pay [FROM THE B Stato Teachers' association at Fremont will meet in this city at the state university on Saturday afternoon of this week. The Bank of Chadron filed yesterday its articles of incorporation with the secrotary of state, Capital stock, £0,000, in shares of $100 each. Incorporators, Richard C. Lake, F. M. Dorrington, Tom Moo Albert W Crites, George P. Walter, W. W, Byington and C. C. Hughes, The following notaries public were com- missioned by the governor yesterday: Charles D. Sutphen, Omaha; H. C. Atwell, Omaha; William C. Beatty, Gibbons, Buffalo county; J. M. Kimberling, Broken Bow, Custer county. The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad filed yesterday with the secretary of state copies of the legislative act of Illinois and the charter und which the company was organized. These were filed under the in structions of the board of directors of the road, through a resolution passed March 12, 1888, The resolution was as follows “Voted, That the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney railroad, by its board of dircctors, hereby autorizes the service of process to be made on its officers and agents in the state of Nebraska engaged in the transaction of its business in the same manner as may be pro- law for service of process upon rail- corporations of said state.’ 1t is & question whether this action on the part of the corporation answers the constitu- tional requirement for all foreign companies to incorporate in the state or not. It will, however, be ascortained by the attorney gent eral just the legal effect of the filing of the charter and the above resolution, and action caused many a friend to linger long beside the bior in wrapt admiration, and among those, though with tear-dimmed eyes, wis the agonized father of the deceased. The mantel stood at the head of the ocasket, though it and the grate were obliterated with the floral tributes which had come from many friends, On the right side stood a column of im- mortelles, daisics, jsmilax and fern sent by the uncle of the deceased from Cleveland, 0. Above was a large lyre surmounted by a red star, sent by the classmates of the de- censed at St. Catharine’s academy, while on the other side, resting upon the mantel was a star and crescent, the tributes of the Eiks, of which General Cowin is a mem- bor. Besides fhese, there was a variety of crosses, anchors, harps, banks and baskets disposed about the apartment with admirable grace and taste, while the casket was seemingly fringed with the beautiful and expressive mementoes. Shortly after 8 o'clock the burial service of the ISpiscopal church read in a most impressive manner by Rev. Dean Gardner, of Prinity cathedral, after which the casket was closed and borne tothe hearse by the following pall-bearers Henry W. Yates, John Wilber, Milton Bar- low, Charles E, Squires, W. V. Morse and George Pritchett. The remains were in- terred in Prospect Hill cemetery. DURNED TO DEATH. OMrs. William Golden died yesterday at the residence of her mother, 2410 ant street, after suffering intensely for nearly two weeks:. One week ago last Friday she was cleaning a paiv of gloves which she had Nerves.—Wore it possible to ohserve the misery of the world in some concrete form, nothing ever conceived would surpass its horrors. Every one of the thread-like nerves have each a latent ruwur 1o cause excruciating pain, the limit of which is simply the limit of human endurance. Think of the tooth ache, with asingle little nerve at work to drive one crizy; think of NXURALGIA, with a fow of these fibrous torments all pulsing painfully at once, and then reflect that at the same moment thou- sands, tens of thousands, perhaps niile Lions, are suffering alike, CHARACTERISTICS. Subtile Paln.—Neuralgic affections are perhaps the most pronounced in the enornious list of aches and pains. Nothe ing is 80 subtile in its approach; nothing 80 flagrant, acute and distressing, an certainly nothing, all the world admits, fiet disoovered, s completely subduics ts rovages and so permanently cone quors its pangs as that above mentioned. SYMPTOMS. Symptoms.—Neuralgia is defined to be a nerve disease, the chief symptom of which is a very acute pain, intermitting, which follows the course’of the nerve branch affected, and which seems there- fore 10 be seated in the nerve. The neral symptoms are: Soroness along e nerve; pains alternating botween for the overshoes, and refused to issue a | be taken accordingly. on her hands, using gasoline in the opera- an ache and acute pain. ~Arising from warrant. A few hours afterwards P. again CITY BRIEFS. tion. She had occasion to take a pan contain- o disordered stomach, it is often at- applied to the justice for a warrant, saying Work was commenced yesterday on the | ing warm water off the stove, and in doing so tended by vomiting. in effect, that O. had stolen three pairs of shoes from his store, and that he couid prove foundation work for the new E, thedral in this city. scopal the saturated gloves burst into flames, which TREATMENT. s0on enveloped her, and before they were ex- s ST, JAC it. The jnstice again refused to issue a war- [ Senator Sheridan, of Dodge county, and | tinguished succceded in burning her “,fic'"m.'{?y gl:.':fi‘yr:t?;iln';\:'L?’.):u;%fi rant, saying, in effect, that P. was mistuken. | Secretary Mungor, of tho railroad commis- | in a most painful manner. Her parls; apply to the wholcextant of the On the next'day P. with a constable went to the residence of O., without process, and charged Mrs, O. in the presence of her ' hus- band and children with the larceny of the shoes, and procured payment under threats of arrest cte, for the shoes, and £1.50 for costs. There was a large amotunt of testi- mony tending to show that Mrs. O. had paid for tho shoes when they were procured. ‘That the communications of P. were ivileged, and that a verdict against him 395 was fully sustalned by the evi- vs Neal, Proceeding in_error dis- missed, Opinion by Reese, Ch. J. By scction 534 of the civil code it Is pro- yided, in substance, that a judgment or final rder of the district court may be reviewed ¥ the supreme court upon_petition in error, and upon the filing of which a summons hall issue and be served i the commence- Lient, of tho action, In 'the abscace of the issuance and service of the summons in error or a general appearance by a defendant in error, 1o jurisdiction can be acquired by the preme court. amilton vs Lau. Error from York county. Roversed, unless plaintift remit £0.99 in twenty days. Opinion by Cobb, J. 1. Under the code of civil procedure a writ- ten contract 8 admissible 1 evidence under a gencral allegation that the party con- tracted, without indicating how. 2. Inan action in the nature of trespass dp bonis asportatis, by a mortguged of goods in possession, against a sheriff for wrongfully levying on the same, where the vaiue of the 00ds taken does not exceed the amount or alace actually due on the debt for which said good were held; the actual value of the ods held to bethe measure of the plaintiff's amages. And where a verdict exceeded the amount of such_value the plamtift was required to remit the excess, or the verdict would be set aside. Runge vs Brown. Error from Cheyenne %olunvty. Reversed. Opinion by Reese, sion, arrived from Fremont yesterday. Houn. Frank E. White, of Platsmouth, is spoken of as one of the coming district dele- gates to the democratic national convention at St. Loui The semi-annual meeting of the state soci- ety home for the friendless was quite largely attended, delegates being present from Ash- land, Crete, Palmyra, Pawnee City, Tecum- seh, Unadilla, Valparaiso and Lincoln. Mrs. L. C. Burr and daughter, Miss May Burr, have gone on a pleasure trip to Wash- ington territc where they will visit rela- tives the coming three months, The number of new residences in progress in the southern part of the city is something unprecedented for the time of year, and a new school building will be required’ in the southern suburbs the present year. R The home for the friendless has at the present time 111 inmates. Of these twenty- three aro adults and the balance children. eventy-two have been admitted during the year and thirty-six dismissed, showing the number at the home is constantly increasing. Lieutenant Governor H. H. Shedd, Alex Laverty and T. J. Pickett, jr., composed a delegation from Ashland at the capitol city yesterday. Dr. 5. B. Mills, H. C. Andrews and A. H. Connor were down from Kearney yesterday attending the Booth-Barret entertainment. Orlando Tefft, of Avoca, J. W. Wighton, of Hustings, S. S. Jones, of Blue Springs and Brad Slaughter, of Fullerton, were visitors at the state capitol yesterday. H. A. Given, of Wymore, headed a delega- tion from that city who came to Lincoln to hear Booth and Barrett. The following citizens of the state of Beat- rice registered at the Capital hotel yesterday Charles O. Bates, N. K. Griggs, John Dwyer, I Robertson, John W. Kilpatrick, R. W. Patton, J. F. Griffin and A. V. S. Saunders. The Republican valley was represented in the capitol city yosterday by the following delegation from Beaver City: Messrs. E, D. sufferings, however, were relieved by death this morning at 6o’clock. Mrs, Golden was well known in this city, where she has resided for a number of years, although she was but twenty-three years of age, She was well known in certain social circles, and w an active member of one of the ladies’ assem- blies of the Kunights of Labor. The funeral will take place from the residence above given on next Saturday morning at 9 o’clock The services will be held in the Holy Family church, and the remains will be interred in Prospect Hill cometer, AGAIN AFFLICTED. ‘Wednesday, as mentioned in the Beg, J. A. Cavanagh buried his little boy in Holy Sepul- chre cemetery. Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock 4 daughter, Mary,aged five years, was Iaid away beside herbrother. A third child is sick with diphtheria, which proved fatal to the others, and it is feared cannot survive. The afilicted parents reside at 182 North Twenty-fifth street, - Don't Get Caught This spring with your blood full of im- purities, your digestion impared, your appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid, and whole system liable to be Yros!ratcd by disease—but get yourself into good condition, and ready for the changing and warmer weather, by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It stands unequalled for purifying the blood, giving an appetite, and for a general spring medicine. ——————— THE PLOT THICKENS, Mrs. Woods and Dick Davis Pass for Man and Wife. Every day adds something new to the con- demnatory evidence that is being accumu- lated against Richard Davis and Mrs, Billy ‘Wooas, which points more and more con: nerve soriess; keep up a gentle friction until a burning sensation is produoed, Avoid sudden change of temporaturo, Boid by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere, Tho Charlos A. Vogelor Co., Nalto., Md. Whols WEAK( NERVOUS. DEBILITA: who in his FOLLY and IGNQ) A!’l‘ as hll’l.lxlwly his VIGOR of BODY, MIND and MANMOOD, couring sxhausiin sing upon the FO FAINS of LIF EADACHE BACKACHE, D gl D WEAKNESS of Momory, BASH- L) in BOCIETY, PIMBLES upon (e FACE, and all the ll’r:c"l;z Teadipg to EARL A'ln# mrhlr SUMP. TION or INSANIT consult &t onco the CELEBRATED br. Clar) Eetabliahed 1. Br. & hes made NERVOUS DE- LY s. BONKC and s)l Diteases of SENIYO URINARY TR o Lt Roveiaxe: 'ET0 tas Follod 4o care You. ve as ouro you. e FEN AL tuoring fom dlsesseapocu: sz 10 their sex ean conatily With the assurance g' y relief and 1:“, nd 2 cents postage Trorks gp7our disesses. © i D oel y r raf W on Chromie, Nervou dhn‘l- m:fmo personally or by nsult 1l old Do 0;'- gured. Ofieesand pn oue contamplating Marria Clarhe's colebra o each 15c. th . l;ourc« consult mapl - Befo o{n ARMK! letter or may £ suffering and ghame, and Add golden Medicine ai Wi deviate from ¢ ‘We guaranteo to s Our unlaundricd white Laundried shirts than 50c and 75¢. underwear, hosiery, gloyes and neckwear. popularity of our noted hat department- One Price only. No Deviation. Nebraska Clothing Company Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. TABULATED PEDIGREE OF ED. ROSEWATER. ©wned by N. 1. D. SOLOMON, OMAHA, NEB.| COLOR—DARK GRAY. MAUKS-BLACK POINTS. Brod by J. R. Buscow, Sharpsburgh, Ky. And 1 others in Ed, Rosewater, HALF MILE, 1:15%, LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY FasTeeT EVER MADE BY A YEARLING CouT, e’ from exposure. - —ED. ROSEWATER, tend tomake us the loading clothing house of the west, is by SE GOODS AT PRICES HITHERTO CHARGED FOR INFERIOR QUALITIES, once bought of it or overcoat bought of us, principle of modest profits, and everyth © you money on every article yon hirts at 30¢ a n same proportion. Hambletonjan, 10.. Sire 0f others in. Bnchantress.. Nutwood. Wodgewood And 16 others in.. Vatican Grent Grandam of Erin.. Iyermond . Vindex & Daughter of.. {Black Joff.. LING TRE g W immense assortment of underwear in balbriggan, silk gauze,flnc merino and allgr Our hat department is constantly replenished by new styles arriving daily. ich you have to pay elsewhere fully 75c¢. of light colors and new shapes, and the moderate prices at which we offer them will increase tho Grandain of Groau's Bashaw, 2:5 Avdafen, ¥ re O'Blonnis, 2. 273 A Borrel Ma Kent ‘mi Abdallab, 16.... Belle.... American Star, 4. Sire of Widow Machreo, Untraced. .. Blood's Black Hawk Sire of the dam o0f Von Arnim, 2:193. Daughter o Darnaby’s Messeng Daughter of Nick Taylor. . Jonce, A. C. Corbin and W. B. Whitney. f o Pt & SSoue i conr, b6 mile, 1A 10 s high, 5 R L i order to maimtain an action for do- | * “Tiie Oman contingent ai Lincoln Jester- f,]f,’t‘mf“:‘:x‘1::Erf,‘m“':,,’mfi?,',':’,";fib::ffi; ¥, D. B “““""""',23?“::‘“ e season it, it is not only necessary to establish the | day numbered among others the following: 2 . 1A8 Bo. Oiarks Bt.. GHICAGO. ILL. Spring Valley Stock Farm, telling of an untruth, knowing it to be such, | W. J. Mount, B. J. Robinson, H. T. Leavitt, | her father. Woods, as is well | s anmfin_a .31 Neiont 0),/“_“ o attasedss: but it is cqually necessary that it be shown thut the plaintiff had a right to rely, and did rely, upon the representations made, and that he altered his condition in consequence thereof and suffered damages thereb 2. A defendant when sued for da sulting from an alloged misrepresentation of fact by him, caunot be heard to contend that he was not & person upon whose information the plaintiff had a right to rely. 3. Instructions to a jury must be based wpon the evidence adduced upon the trial. An instruction by which it is sought to W. J. Connell, W." F. Gurldy, Captain A. Alién, C. K. Conutant, John Sahler and David Mercer. el DT Make no Mistake. By dispelling the symptoms so often mis- taken for Consumption. SANTA ABIE has brought gladness to many a household. By its prompt use for breaking up the cold that too often develops into that fatal disease,thou- sands can be saved from an untimely grave. You make no mistake by keeping a bottle of known, is supposed to be a fugi- tive, being charged with having as- saulted s father-in-law, James Milton Kerns, with intent to kill, and Richard Davis is under arrest charged with complicity in this assault. Chief Seavey, however, has his own theory with rogard to the true in- wardness of the bloody pieco of work, and 5 pidly working out 1ts cor His idea is that the whole business was a scheme on the part of Davis and Mrs. Woods, who have been carrying on a liason for months, to TEXAS! TEXAS treats the toilers tronbles, = vERY erening ke a nurs; D EALOUS farmer's oros s doubls, ides ‘my own' season, With usual return privilege. . 1. D. SOLOMON. Tabulated Pedigr the important factor that has doubled our business in such a short time and which must certainly BETTER GRADES OF Those who have need no second invitation. They Know that ours is the place where good and reliable clothing can be bought at moderate and popular prices and they will tell you that you cam save from §5.00 1o $10.00 on every What we claim for our clothing may be also applied to our men's furnishings and hats, We never rwell know Keep in stock is offered at the remarkably moderate prices on which our reputation was made and which will always ro~ its corner stone. y want in the line 50¢ you cannot get elsewhere else for loss The finest French percale shirts with ex- tra collars and cufls, for which you would have to pay clsewhere atleast 8§1.50, we scll you at 95c. es of summor Crush hats at 45¢, Just now we have opened & beauntiful assortment Mumbrino. fmasonta. mp. Belltounder. ne Kyo. amiino. Amazonia. Hambietonia Katy Darling. Madiorino Chief, 11. Belle Lupo. American Star. (Blockhoim’s) sally Siokion. Vi Biaok 1iawi, 5. Untracod. Ambrino Chiof, 11. Bay Messonger Mare, Bay Mersongor, Untraced. Untraced. e CHICAGO Awo ORTH- FAMOUS BELLE - BOURBON 10 YEAR OLD WHISKEY : : this pleasant remedy In your house, ~CALL- | get rid of her husband, Woods, in order that i ratiomaceato audponprbiclilt met o (A CATIECUICE Js caually effctive | thers might be loss dunior ol illcit ar. For MEed|°|"a| and Family Use. FAALLD OVIOENCE, LAC Instructed 0 fid iy eradicating all traces of nasal catarrh.Both | rangements, Yesterday iv positive proo: 9 0 in a cortain wag, shourd include all. the el | ¢ {lese wonderful California remedios are | of this suspected state of affairs, the chic re- AND she stufls the laborer's purse; ABSOLUTELY PUR NO FUSEL OiL! i'\':;'z‘,'fi,'i}'..-«\q'.l:.“h InyOLYer IRMI0CEes San( :.].m }u.|| \.,v;';Tx::y}v(-?IJv\_ Goodman Drug oe “.;.1‘. l‘l;lr: tesumony :’:.( . “1". llt‘{unrc, pro. RAILWAY. is Death to b Sure Cure for 5. A pluintiff instituted his action agaiust o | 51 8 PAckage, 8 for® Piitned To et el DA s TCKNESSES in her ozone disperse CONSUMPTION, defondint npon a promissory note exceuted | 5 ypiteation in New York and Chicago. | Woods came to his house on the 4th of Fel: e, ma a CHILLS AND FEVER, BLOOD POISONING, o e "ot ion, oyl ft | The contructing bricklayers' headquarters | Fuary listy and - after rogistering us | o particulars address, TEXAS y TYPHOID FEVER, SLEEPLESSNESS was alleged that the promissory note was | in the Paxton building were visited yeste Y“ s i« k "' 4 '*‘ l"\‘: a8 ::'_‘“ 4" A Office of omal 'y iven o the purchase price of o nambor of | day by a mumber of tho assaciation, who fothor, orouhey romated oL R poriod of . BOWEL TROUBLES, OR INSOMNIA, Tll!l’l\llnld o the maker o l‘»lli{\n'”‘“i ut that | giscussed the strike with a great dealof | loft. Weeks 'later they came again, nsEPH GI LLnT S LOSS OF APPETITE, NON-ASSIMILATION Jolntly interosted in the purchase of tho sheap | Unauimity of opinion. “I dow't think,” said | and this " timo the - woman wak Il INDIGESTION, OF FOOD. erested in the purchase of the sheep RO m o 623 & accompanie v ttle girl, who remained iJ i With the maket of the note and should haye | one of the gentlem: that, we can compro- | #COMDAREC by & Soble Ei, Wio rem pigned the note, whereby he was indebted to | mise with the bricklayers. Wehave been tho | Hiere with the suilty couplo all day but was PENS DYSFERSIA, PRIOR, 8125 tho plaintiff, ete. Upon a demurrer to the petition bemg filed by the person who had not signed the note, the action was volun tarily dismissed as to him, which dismissal vas an_abandonment of the sccond count in he petition. It was held, That in an action afterwards brought by the plaintiff against such third party for fraudulent representa tions as to the financial standing of the maker of the note, the prior suit was not a bar to the action rroll vs Patrick, Error from Douglas county. Aftirmed. Opinon by Maxwell 1. In November, 1861, certain half-breed crip was located in the name of Sophi Pelix, upon land within the corporate limits qQf the city of Omaha, and a decd under & power of attorney made toone P. In De cember, 1801, one C. settled upon said land a preemption claim, and in Junuary, 1562 ore and we can’t do otherwise now thau stand by them. We pro- pose to stand by them, We must doit. We would prefer to give our work to men who have familics and do it, and it's their ov Said another: 1'd like to have the manage ment of the bricklayers union in the hands of men of familics who have located in Omahe with a view of remaining. If that we the case there wouldn't be a strike every year to a5 well as the interest of Yorl. you can’t have a them up heve. There if inst a boss, means of bringing injure their own sthers. Now in N strike as they committee of flve men vening. Mrs makes no secrct of her interost in D: 1d goes to but little trouble to hide her 15t for her husb pearance regularl every morning is’ 1d. She maikes her up- police station with evident intend to do with paramour, whose preliminary trial lay postponed until next Wi for” reasons best known Divis and the woman, hov un- wittingly getting themselves into a very tight box. LATER D LOPMENTS, Mrs. Woods dropped in at the station as isual yesterday and to her inflnite dis- szust was placed under arrest and locked up on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. It now turns out that the authorities are not suro as to who actually did the shooting, old man KKerns says he cannot definitely GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1875, Nos, 303-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS A SURE CURE OR NO -PAY. Our Magic Remedy Sold Only In Bottles. Rnd Chicago. to take for Des Moines, Marshaltown- Chicago, Milwi Druggists Everywhere. f63 LOIK DRAWING ROOM CARS, rihwestern Ry thix line’ mike clos For Quart Bottle. For Sala by Grocers and Wino Merchants Everywhere, entered the sume under the pre-emption act unittee from tie contr: OULIIAD. 1SR Y8 - CaimOb Of “NORTH-WESTERN" H of 1541, In Murch, 1563, C. died, and soon | cause of 18 discussed by both | Mgl ‘euch other. greatly, ind all thit I vou whah tho hest accommodation. n 5 aftor the entry was 'caneeled by the commis- | these ¢ d _srbitrated, Bub no | fEacimbie efen, other groatly, smd oll thay ot i s T Hloe “‘l|‘|‘.:;‘m..:‘.l-:l;:{ll.u‘u\(wly‘\';_.‘vl;lwlnly.;-‘um..w strike can be l““.'u]is u.~ru‘_lmlunval‘x‘.‘v aiso transpires that Ferns imsalf hog boon WILL POSITIVELY CURE s THE GREAT APPETIZER- riminally associated with Mrs. Woods, and i I he tiees N. BABCOCK, ¢ This 18 to certify that | have examined the sample of BELLE OF BOURBON WHISKEY recelved from reside on the land until about the this ol £ the committecs | ¢hae'ho'is the father of the little girl - RARCOOR Lawrence, Ostrom & Co., and found to be porfectly free from Fuscl Ol and all other deloteriow but in 1569 said minors, by their guardian, | should I suly divided as to their finding o of the fible gl sub- |~ g syphiiitic Diseases, of recont or long standing.in " I)?uu'l"m Wy sald wival mhyt s guardian, | should be evouly dly us to e nding | posed o bo the offspring of Woods, He DEALie Divenses, ofreosnt or loos standink.in substaneos and strictly pure. 1 cheerf commend the samo fur family and Medicinul purposes ting up their claim of ti > to said land, and nt ol = : : LB >, and others | fon the confli rties ubide.” i oy ‘o praying for a doevoe ngulnet . and others | lon thio conflicting parties ublde, tractor. | @nd that he has been on terms of criminal in: | Bkve wot baer cures et you are tes sunjoess we'srs | Nohmnaclra Toft , Coniliining said' title of the plaintifls, ot In' Chicago," suid another contractor, | 81dthat ho hus bocn on torms of ritisal - iR | \ohraska aliona i P. answered, setting up his im of title, * bricklayers' union is chartered, and it | gyve'that both Davis and Woods were jealous Of Arksnses, and have lost all hope o I\ ( (! ( ' and praying for afirmative relief. No reply the union of contractors have signed an was filed to a number of ecssential facts stated in the answe d the cause was hereupon submitted to the court upon the pleadings, Therenpon the court adjudged that “'suid action and the petition therein he. and th ame is dismissed outs of this court With projudice to any future action.’ Held, flrst, that thoe judgment of dismissal was o udgre, settles the matter, and with Lis opin agreoment to submit all difference upon which they canuot agree to J oran. As i cous strikes are av says that Mrs. Woods is not his own daugh- but the daughter of his sec: nd wife, of him and had frequently threatened to *do him up”if he did not leave Mrs. Woods alone ave the city. Mrs. Woods is very y and intimates that she can tell a good many things yet that hasn't been told, but if she can add any additional nastiness to this already disgraceful affair, she is an artist in deed. 0 cure any ci and your money. And would say to th s omployad the most Will Cure You o make no charge. Our remedy 1s unknown o any one in the world the only remedy i the world that will care you, We will' cury i, utside of our Company. and It (8 obstinate case I in recent cases do 1401 Farnam St Omaha, Neb. U. S, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital, $280,000 KEED, Vice-President JOUN 8. COLLINS, LADSTONE BRO! DS, S, 6 DD 1742 Lavrence St Denver, Col AVIESON, 3. F. Banxux, M. D.. Analytical Chomist, Louisville, Ky, & CO,, Agents for Omaha, Neb, (A SIORT LN OF TIE . Chicago, Milwaufikge §u St. Paul Ry, complete \m.‘ 1[.; Lll']w'mu'-'u".nuul' ;Ih;‘l' Chitdren will fl‘-T\\'Tx\kr Dr. 1. H » Missourt Btate Must ction; second, thu udgment against the Fory 7 D o) m o . Asons seadiia. B0 JudEment gEeiusy Ly MeLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike The Best Route from Omaba and Couneil VOrse possession., A territovial legislature cannot, by in cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the Benking Ofice— Blufis to THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts, fobring us s case that we will not cure in less than A General Bankivg Bysiness Transacted, eluding lands within the limits of & munici pality in excess of that allowed by the liws of the United States, prevent the entry of such lands under the pre-emption law of 1841, 3. Under section 411 of the e tiroat und lungs quicker had g ovher SPECIALLY 10 THE TREATHENT OF | moerms b EAST === COUNCIL BLUFF3 Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, one mon( ——— iy bistor d| . o1 A ——— gaebideistioa dlcem B6s ot il o0 did EXHAUSTED V|TAL|TV Judge E. 8. Dundy, Marshall Bierbower | "**° %% ¢ 0 but never fosad uall of civil d other attacl 3 od - States . Y CIENCE OF LIFE, th > procedure, the usual quplic Dt of the and other attaches about the United Htutos FT'BE SQIENCE OF LIVE, the Rock Island, Frecport, Rockford, | 2 Rt tE ey K R, O el court are in receipt of the following commu- ur agic neme Medical Work of the - | receiver of uny lu o | Fes or destroyed, or Leyond ach of the nicatiol Clinton, Dubuque, Dayenport, | party, the certificate of sy, that the Esteeuied Sir: You bave been referr ed to | was discoverea, 1ng it 18 the P Elgin, Madison, Janesville, 00ka of his oftice show the ot of me s @ trustworthy person and one who can | A1 Femedy o AVS(S ‘iew! | Destios, Krrarsof Youkd, a4 DISEASES. Beloit Winona, L Crosse, ( Tand to a certain individual, is p titl g N ey S e e e g causo 1he Iatest modioal works, published by the | tbeuntold miseriesconsequent ) y y ) L cep his ¢ counsel 1erefor would be L EDown auth ortie 1 was ever & true | (yoreon, 500 pages 8vo, 125 More especially those arising from fmpru- | Andsll other Important points Kast, Northoast and 1 equivalent to & patent, against all but the pleascd to open & correspondence with you ific before. Our Hemed, e T T dence, invite all so sufferiug to corvespond with Juthioust Bolder of an actual patent, and is sufficient rogard to the usiness which I propose, | tanmorid tat will eure w proscriptions for il discases our délay. Diseases of infection and contauion b ik as MM s e eolor of title under which o party may nd if you will be guided by my advice and lobrs Cloth, Full §1t, Galy #1067 cured a6ty aud spocdily wilout Uso of (AN | pAr irist i WArker Bock. of W Unon Facido adverse possession, Where a par e B L N0 A | Bk e ot momey Wb | mall, sealed. Diustrative sample tree to all young gerous drugs. Patlents whose cases have been 5 . Jand lins complied with the Jaw inall SEMVIOAL wane. S 52 healol _m,-“'}’m{‘u’x‘.“f’ atent had virtue. ‘or gostor | and middie-aged men. Seod now, The Gold and Degle “budly treated or pronounced ucur- | Fulliuan See e Buest Dintug Cure 1n the to entitle him to a patent thereof, he is the There is absolutel il e Jewelled Medal awarded (o the author by the Na. alie, aliould Aok fal to Wrile Us canceruing tisly | yauyee nd every uitention is | owner of such land, and until the patent is- the article is goo oney and is tional Medical Assoclation, Address P. O. box “3 iptoms. Al letters receive ate uttel 0 p eous employes of the | sued the title is held by the United States perfect . The sizes Vs, 2's, 5's and 1565, Boston, Mass., or Dr. W. H. PARKE:L, grad on, I merely as trustee for his use; and the statute 10s. My terins are, §2,000 cost $2.50, $3,000 uateof Harvard Medical College, 20 years' practice JUST PUBLISHED, Manager. i of limitations will run against the party en cost $3, and s0 o1 I will weet you in 'one, ‘two 1 Boston, who may be consulted confidentiaily e 3 : I Vassenger and Eq-mx!h.» land, or his granee, in faver of 8 New York city and show you my entire ‘agAin 10 8 ni0rg borriule form. | o Specialty, Disesscs of Ma. Office No. Fulfiuch st AR ¢ AFFOKE, Assistant Geners) Passsager lor adverse o the dat t PP s s e our Anencial ptanding throngh th — e p s < a1 " 3 3 from the date of such stock, and it aatisfactory will pay_ your Geata our fnendial gtandicg through the men tions u i3 al xna Yok, CLAKE General Superintendent I 3 RN 453 fare lone. n God's name do not be. 53 0ur wrilien guariniass 21,829,850 which {4 added s sssay on Mar i SUPREME COURT PROCEEDIN tray me, or mention to a living soul what EDY prepared urely " I iMpPortant chapters on GISeases of | m—————— e s e Ve Grfith, ALl cosls taxed s superior & ou any harm and never shall, bi prove DY . - Stato ex rel Craig vs School District No 18 Vuited veturn your letters 1o You, as & guarantes of | B0mS 16end It Helmas Mook, 1oer it 1ploy, No other —BRANDS— Relutor to give security for costs in §20 dors e heads ¥ Univer your confidenee. 1 re 10use in the world esn truthe —_— e : ¥ ain_yours in confl Slropsbiie ys Duncan. Mot 10 guush | the stronss %, Prirest #nd JHealthtul. dene ). N. HExDERSON, WE}K,UI!EEVE&{OR&D&_A“ETHS submitted ¥ 1»,“““' Rl oes ?,\". contals I Car 1i0 Park avenue, Hoboken, | larssent free. KKIK MEL. GO, Borraio, N 2 wanted in ench town. — < ) SOLD BY LEADING DRUCCISTS. AW, TANSILL &C0.,55 State 8t.Chicag. PEERLESS DYES &us.fo.lifil ed. nia. [ rhgmid e Quoen v voy. Dismissed PilcE WARING PO L New dor SUFFERERS reom NERVOUSNESS ji2:', o) Lt following causes were subaitted . Me- | New York Chicage Bt Louis Feeult of ovar-Work, ladleciebion, el addsess abuve Gifmeiscstoris | | DRS, 5. & D, DAVIESON, | F¥R SUL SNB FLUG ‘ 1742 Zawrence St., Denver Col. i