Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1890, Page 8

— “~“entire new stock and making n comyplete THE S CIURY | | An U ¢ of Cases from | ANew Movein the Board of Education proee Omata, Mandamus P “ings, & Tl furphy yesterday commenced | bdedt e f Are natu The following supreme ecourt declsions | Amnotharvery important move was made yes the blood . treot from | y limits e hanaed down yesterday at Lincoln terday morning in the high sch nandaimus . City of Omaha v, the Howell Jumber com- | dings dge Doane made the follow through the pro ono building permit issued | o™ Breror from D uty. Affirmed 1it i th b o n §188 COUBlLY £ e ing additional order in conn n with his yestc It was to Clinton Compton, | Gpinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell | tctsion ot Meonday, which %6 the who puild a one-story frama $400 | Whero land §s condemned for public use, as 1 of Monday, which was ; cottn Thirty-ninth stroetand Howes | foropening @ street, the owner is entitled to | City’s having any right or powerto inter AVenuC | the Tair ket va of the land actually | withthe boar education's steps to erect a parills * BT 8 f 1o | taken and special benefits to the vesidue of | small additional building on the high sclhool Whilo 1% B. Enstman,a_po | r“\..\”””l,.l,‘,“ 5 Airihd it B Py altaehoon He Aropped his 108 | saldae ot e cre: b el ol A lered that the writ in this [ Eood for old wateh oat of t v window. | Giles Y, Shile ”\u al fr m Lougles | SRl Hot 1o lasie - 1ot sii ! LSRR ikl R el i s thirty days from ol By | this judgment, The Al ispended in order that the cause may have an oppor another night at k on'l strect a BUp evening Shake Order of plea ment Cuming i ance was large gruimino v enutiful suppe Shon't © s very v entertain . cond and t night T'he attend i interesting pro nted, followed by o It i with the great hat | Hood*s Samaparilla is recommendod for Joss | of apptite, ind vlache and in del rsaparill themselve ¢ for and | st food with unexpected | PILRCE, Th ANMAN. vade Arvest for An Attorncy Flees to | Forgery. Attorney J. 11, Pierco has vanished, and awarrant for lis arrest for forgery awaits | bis return, The information allcges that ne | forged a check for £1.50, siening ( dohn IR Burton, wi Brigg's ha the presc and some 1t is cu i headquar ters tha 1 ) eclk that ic has forized, but that on the contrary there ar several of them attoat, and that a relative ot Picree's, Re Mr. Henderson, is busily gawed in taking them up in order to | him, if possible, from suftering the e quences of his crimes, T young man learned Monday night that trouble was in store " for him, and ho waited upon e Heldley, to w ho told his story, ! A on his own 106 his arrest He was told e done, und b remarked, for me which 1 would do if 1 chofa coward, becomen fugi stice or o 10 the penitentiary, 1 am guilty, and nothing would save me trom the pen if the ca 310 120 10 © I don't | know whethor ¢ Clf upor become a fugritive. 1 will see iy Wife fivst and then will de A [ n seen s Crve the w 5 believed that i o ta b oft the unoceupantof o felon's ofi¢ not | nateat fligit rather cell Chas, S1 1210 rarna )8 and MORSENS AL SALE. Read Advertisement on Vi We aro closing the figessm s e iness wo have r ooy o P A5 in Omaha; the % our mew location, opening an revolution in prices vesulted in an increaso of sales far exceeding our antic- fpation, We shall open up our new SHOE DI PARTMENT by Saturday movning; only LADIES, MISSES’, ldren’s and a special line of BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES will be sold—no MEN'Sshoes; we intend | to show the ladies of Omaha how | CHEAP a DRY GOODS HOUSE can eell shoes, and we promise you BETTER SHOES, CHEAPERSHOES, STY LISHSHOES, DURABLESHO BOYS' SHOES, MISSES' SHOES, LADIES'SHOES, LADIES'SLIPPERS, In fuct everything atlow prices. Wo hope to be by Monday. SPECIAL LOW prices in all deparvt- ments for the next two days. We want 0 swe THE MORSE DRY GOODS (O. A Splendia End Wy by Saturday, but if not our October sales, cment. The following is enthusinstically en- dorsed by one hundred and fifty people from tho best milies of & “During the first to rof. Dodg practical know Toseph: | cck all our doubts us ability to teach usa o of German in five weeks woro dispello His fortility of rosource, his ready wit and keen per- coption of human sther with | & vorsutilo powers fermining what is necessary to meet the exigencics of the « voom, mark him s one whom nature has ordained to filln pro- fossor’s chair, Prof. Dodgo fully ae- compiished all he promised.” Froo lee- fures at Y. M. C. AL, Friday at 4:50 and 8 p. m. ad teain out of Omaha run exprossly for the accommodation of LOmaha, Coutcil Blufts, Dos Moines and Chicagobusinessis the Lock Island v g Omaha at 415 p. . dy Ticket ofice, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam sts., Omaha, | THE BAILEOAD BUDGET, Magnates in Conference -Barr Goes W the Milwaukee, There was a caucus of magnites at the | Uuion Pacific headquarters y and | the lessor offcials contl- | dently expecti President Adam until this evening feeenco of ! high oMcials o sduy hing drop. in iu the ety con by Ge nernl mountain diy Vision and MeNell of the B “These officials will make reports of the con- | dition of their divisions to the presidentand | cousult with bim corcerning matters of iuter: st to tho roud in general Barr Goes t) Miwankee, sual Numb dretain the er oy £ This he did for remoyed to O her. In o proge the father (o obt hield, that he Tad the ' of Omah, | H\u il i rthe notes w word fmaturity,” indicati the interest would co orased A short me aft called ¢ bal contract to enge of pirchusing five car divdling th value being hay being consideration paid, is wi caster county; reversed ar ion by Mr. Justice Norval 1. While the facts cot uired to bo separatoly s distinet fror f, yot in 4 ple referred to iu subsequent by proper refe 2, "Phe answer construed il the o il a counter clum for a breac In an action ng breach of warvanty it is ¢ that one memberof the | representations and_ war that in alt T, it Topre which induced the purcha “The testimony Ly the defeidants, was v 6. In n wit for a bLrought 10 provo the r inthe sale ' enbodied the law applic Cityof Omaha vs Co va DOl city of Omaha vs from Douglas county by M dustice Maxwcl Where Land is tak tho opening of a street the b | tothovalueof the land wi benetits, vl ase tri b:fore any true excel Such bill of exceptions is mitted: Statevs Roye Yates vs Kinnoy: Hoeflor wel Hapuer vs Fillmove cos vs City of Superior, The Dempster was continued appeal boud was il proceedings was on promised tou the same in the district statutory time, but failed 1. | seript was tiled more tha the rendition of wleet of the Judgo to f time is the neglect ol the it was not to dist n 0 palle uldoy lor. Er county. ” Afiinued, Opin Maxwell 1. At common law, ad party by the initials of is not suficient on sp is not the Christian name. name ay by that i attuclk: Cti areFriday, Octoder berl Marriage sued by Judge Shields ye Nume wd addvess, § Hen i Han Mr. James M. B the Nebrasks division o pted tha posit o superinteadent f the Union Pa vision superin- Paul, having in ¥ the Milwaukee botw a. Mr. Barr | and will ussu on November | the Paciffe divisi felt that be had nof that company ag Mes. T W, Loo Injur Word was received o of which happened 0a Moaday to M. Lee, wife of the general pissengor & the Pucifio division of the Union Pacile et Bev old howe in Obio, Tuesday nig s of his new y offered @ positio: f the Union Pacitic, Loen properly treat s0 refused ity Tsed 1o Millionsof Hnm jointly purchased the fix- ek and lea . Eldridge vs Hargraves, and distinet causes of acti inst o partnership for a artnership made the sred by the plaintiffs | man Schoer to establish propositions of compromise made | k0ods sold and d v A against B, it of the same kind ¢ Id, that the instructio State ex rel Dunderman vs Caslin, Man dumus, Writ denied. Opinion by Mr. Jus- | effect that Chaiv N vor decision made by bim in the casd Leight vs \\un\ ) Nok lS0S We r vs Malone, CAstTer o Aftiried, Justi ! 1 rendeored betive plai county The Alton’s custer county. Within ten d from K out a trau should appear, however, that t Where o party whose was Oscar R was in the 1 The following marriag ISIONS. 0§ OND BIC | tunity tohave th for o pro ted rightin | Finully e camn that the snch @ thin circimst would o ontir 1o sense the thing justice, He v the court on jon of t curged that t oy the full had little idea thi Justice Max- P of a feed the sum of mof $100 e three o v fo al Judge Doane, sion that so fa nently was o ot thesuy if m plementary ore Mr. Wil ry ehick 1 lis chuck man found +| could ot bo pro I | the subject, Bu ;ux\\u\ ) |EES RS ore 98 the tiine when nmenes, was not erwards the payee 'm age in the busin of baled b wts, 1 part of the ny portion of th uin the statute of from Lan anded. Upin- err r civil business an until after eleet took up the ¢ Upton wherein point of controy sta 1 held to state v to constitute h of warranty ompetent to prove ranty for the firm [ W lough the pleading the count inthe ple any one of the ma- | the plintil a 1is estublished, hu{x‘.m.u hitly excluded A. Peabody & goods, A free talk correctly | Thursds E. chur Subject: and Cure blo to the Rasmussen Aftirmed. Opinion a municipality for owner s enti thout deduction for Beware ot imi 1 senger associ a referce, it is his ptions t § I Pacific §100 notto be signed by | ticlets was an headouarters, ity Hlinois » argued and sub- Johnson vs Storie; vsl s 3 ate ex unty; McElh v ase of Buck vs Court adjourued he v from Lan- | in Chicago tod cos which s witl the building ¥ Hopewell amount nsonia clock 10 Neb., 3505 | information poss the Chics action in nsas City »on ron THE (11Y, 0 case revie f this orde i to the g oy witt to o held that the order i Monday would not prevent lding Inspector Whitlock from en 10 building r v ved in the su that court will advance ard himself had debated the he school boitrd b scom of this matter, tice, ance to gt id - that he woule fOme in o a Lot it wd. Paxt iy the toi for the 1 wis eliverad. OF courso 'm only a figure he The city council is woss. 11 the board of education were ) put up a decent building on the high uld b in favo m A, Paxton, jr., yes ¥ court to recove from 8. A, Orcha d failed top: | | as the board had been im | plicitly told in the order that it might do. He at thesupremecourt could be loeven fora day t viously docketed b In fi 1 that the giving of this thirty da, a downright injus on sinply urged Judge T et ans in his power toget the opinion of th higher tibunal at an early a day as possi howeyer, was of the impres settling th ned it would be better to urt’s optnion immediately ingly issued the sup mat subsided, that the buildiny vailed upon to v tinally Lo did make thes Lom to bo trying to Jur-room building, Tho sy W res vy is hearing (ostes wad in this the body doing strenuously al manner ued ining eighty 58 i in vas ne iy 150 overy ter permi DR.J. it w ult of sat down upon so Lard Clarkson has turned his attentien to d will_probably so conting fon, Yeste y of Rosa Levey against M. A uth Omiha is the norning on allege o0 tha s R of Fifteenth and company ha tadt to recover Co. have sued tations, man Pinle baa ation Cott. Pliintifls sceks to recover goods sold and money loancd. nth of August, I he balance de on the sued Her. due on D. W .S.0m Women; Cuuse om_ Chic v fined the ul & Kansas City each for \ BROn « according round trip ticket fr 1 and allowing It Was an Error. ne Bee's telegram f Horstord's Acid Phosphate. o the of tho Western and Uni cago, the Uniou on Dubuque, 4 scalper's re! The Uuion Pacific hud uo bund in the Live Hog Rate. day The Western Freight associatio o take by Mr. | theproposition to reduce the raf will meet action on Missouri river points and Chicago reducing the rate to Chicago from 25 to 18 a trauseript of the | cents 1s opposed by the Omaha Chicagolines, The jud ript herup- | which favor an increase o court within the | of the rate on the live hogs. todo so. The n ety days nt. He iio thet wppel from ion by My, laration d his Christi W) are not fallitle, but a aible to mak SOLD sterday : Miss E. B. Mix of Carlos Wood CGS CoLe | sole manufact | 1106 Farn Send for C. L. Ericson, =] FOR SEVERE COLG 9 SATT O b ¢ ' Cream STEAM CONFECTIONERS, the d ro a EV Loc tressed hog ud file | products to % cents, rather than a reduction Intelligent Readers will notice that Tutt sPIIIs arranted to cure of diseases, but only such as resuls from a disordered Iver,viz: cusion name | Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia, i the bt of stz Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious ! Calic, Flatulence, ctc. For these they are not warrant oirlyso usit on Ay, Rrice, all classes @l ¥ PIANOS - ton Co., Nev....ror.0 | /\k y Made, ]:ully Warranted, 3 ; arvellous.in Tone. (OATALOGUE ‘FROM BOSTON OFFICE, . .9 APRLETON ST 1 Agt, 206 N, 16th St HY Ok COLDY F.C. Werner" 1 recommended after seven urers, im St DROPS|*§ \eum.( successful experience by th. Ba‘ .n ! I"DR. KENSINGTO N_ Kopp, Dreibus & Co,, os— nu.\ ) Yoars thoStandard I 1wd Ear Surgeon — | sioveis ot Epe gun ste enc use of SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND HYPOPHOSPHITES Of Lime and Soda. They will take it readily, for it is al- most as palatable as milk. And it shouldbe remembered that AS A TR (VE OR CURE OF COUGHS OR COLDS. IN BOTH THE OLD AND YOUNG, } UNEQUALLED, Awwick substitution STRICTU RE AYER & C0., Lowell, Mas3. lalists in the porience, remarkabie sk sess In ihe treatment and cureof Nervous, Ohronto and gminent phys the afilcta A CERTAIN tho awful effects ofearly vieo and the nume oug evile that follow (n lte train Boiis and Pimples 1 mieh more e fleet boils and carbuncle remedy, itoccurred to me adl be with exeellent suecess, and 1 thought that what was good for the father would also be , or any other erj susclentionsly speak i the hig Hatfield, Farmlnd, Ind. Ayer's Sarsapariila | Price §1; oix Lot Urs.Betts x3etts Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists, 1409 DOUGLAS STREET OMAHA, NEB Themost widely and (‘n«.nml? knowa spoce United Siito BL 81 antecd cured without pain or detention from busine HYDROUELE AND VARICOCELE perma- o 1',“,“‘\ lu(Lm«lnl.? cured I 3T Address those who have fm- DRSSBEMISIATIEE kst Tonsbys fa: proper indulzenoe and solita aryhabite which t [uin both mind and body, uni ualnv«klx.nh MA M vy, lite, awareof physical debilivy, quiokly OUR SUCCHSS In based upon facte. “Pirst-Prastioal expert. nd—Evory cuse is speciully stud thus riing right, Third -Medisines are prepared in our laboratory exaotly o suit Sach case, thus effecting cures without injury. Drs. Betts & Betts, 1409 DOUGLAS STREET. become llslle:s, fretful, without ener- gy, thin and weak. But you can for- tify them and build them up, by the THE SP‘ECIA‘LIST‘H : PRIVATE DlSEAbES bYPHlLlS D LOST. MAN HOOD v accunately | Oflice, F‘VEM»ALE DISEASES florts to eliminate poison from Jisrasult may be accomplished us well as agreeably, v excrelory chaniels, by I was troubled with 1 casting about for a Sars o used in my fathier's family, son. Three or four bottles of ntively cured me, and 1 have | more than twe st il many i the drig bu one | wak intelligently M. | PRETARED BY $5. Worlh $3a bettls, nelr long ex- I nud universal suo- Discases, entitle thess o the_full con@denceof They guarantee: ISITIVE CURE for nnm\\ DISEASES | tiy cured, UAL DIs- 00D [ JI.A AND REOTAL ULCERS | NORKHEA, k Jrdors peculins x positively cured, a8 well asall anctionsl al ful follies or th STRICTURE Tansinien, pingas fity ers that resultfrom youth- exoess of malure years. ustic or dilatation. Oures afferted at homo by pid eyt -withous - moe. ment's paln o Thnoy ane O YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A SURE CURE ! offects of which brinzs oth mind and 5 rodbd Tk Dornanenty ting them for EN or those enlering on that ted, - - OMIHA NER Growing 5 Too Fast FEW STORES In the country, carry the stock and variety of Men's Shirts and Drawers we do, Our storeas rooms for surplus stock, are crowded with winter underwear and other furni in large quantitics in anticipation of the increased dutieswl \os, purchased st now be paid on imported woolen goods, Having saved this increased duty, we are enabled to mark 1 nr oiur immensg stock at exceptionally low prices, Thislow scale willcontinue as long as our present stock lastg The following lote which we place on spacial saleforthis w ee k, \\|.l be Iw mnd eytraordis nary bargains. Men's fancy striped Camel’s Hair shirts and drawers, silk bound at 33¢ Plain Camel's Hair, silk bound and silk stitched, with ribbed ends at 50¢ each. Fancy heavy Cashmere shirts and drawers, finished shoulders, neat stripesat Superior natural wool shirts and drawers, of excellent finish with ribbed ends All the above are gr. Our hosiery ind values, is sold at about one half the prices other stores immense. In this department we offer this week the {cllowi Fine wool scamless socks at 15c a pair. Others are selling these at 3o Very fine merino, full regular made, of handsome shade In gloves we carry a full assortment; all the desirable styles for driving and cet weary othing but what is of reliable stock and of good make is w‘ 1 at our glove cuonter, as we wars rant every pair. Our prices are positively below everybody else, Within the past few days we have received an entire new stock of hats, We venture to say that during last week we opened more hats than ood size hat store would getin in a ycan We had an immense run in this department, and were obliged to stock up again, and now we are ready for another run, Latest shapes and prices, lower thanever. Open until 8 p. m. Saturday, 10 p. m. Nebraska Clothing Co., Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. 5 at 2oc. ——————— American Hand Sewed Shoe Co. OMAHA Are the Exclusive Western Agents for the Yonsocket and Rhode Istand Rubber Gonls, The largest manufacturers of rubber footwearin the worll, We carry the only complate stoclk of s rubbep goods in the es always the lowest. Correspondence solicited TRY OUR LEATHER SOLED RUBBER BOOTS, THE BEST MADE: AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE CO,, OMAHA = NEB. THE FrGUnRe 4 The figurs 91n our dates will rial leng sta) | No man or woman now living will ever date 1 [l Jocument without using the fig; It stang o in the third place in 1830, where it wi | WATCHES. A { DIAMONDS st s bt e that it has o «d up to first place, wh and FINE JEWELRY | ttvill permancatly remain. 1tis calied the 'Noy 9 High Arm Wheeler & Wilson Sciviug Mackiney Sole Agent in Omaha for Gorham Man- wis endorsed for first plice by th® I 9 S tRotaalna ot experts of Europe ot the Paris Ex position of 1638, & after nseverecontest with the lewding me | i 1 f the world, it was awarded the onl, ‘Sterlin i i e i e g others on exlibit b eived lower awardg of gold meda French Governmeny also recognized itssuperiority by the decoration o4 ' —t sy - Sllu erwa I‘)B Mr. Nathanicl Wheeler, President of the cornpanyy N el S a with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. “Manifestthings fbo “No. 9" 18 not an old machine improved vjon, but 1s an entirely new machine, und the require noproof.” | MANTLE CLOCKS, | 2255t Tan e awirdedit as e anace | RICH C UT G LASS and estadvanc in sewing machine mechunism of thy age. Those who buy it can rest .h..,gd e tore, of haviog the very latest aud Les Fine Goods is the S AND=— Largest and Our Prices the Cor. Douglas & 15th VSt for coming cold weather will soon become a necessity. W e have prepared ourselves for the in- evitable demand and beg to call at- tention to the excel- lence and finish of WHEELER & WITSON M'FG €O, to ive days without ¢ ed wibout paln or n u.w..‘ eniedy ence IN'S8O TO 80 DAYS esmsent £0r this tarrible blood dis 1t st powe and s5 and diseasos of the stom 1;111 and Farnam Sts ance 08 Lliker sireos line of goods which 185 and 187 Wabash Ave,, Chicagd e are now offering. TAC e Take “Time by |l EAST' \\P,%T, B. P. FLOODMAN, th Sixteenth Street, e dengiocie, and Bl NORTI sndi SOUFH|. : ‘ A Ga_l_if_mlia Mer vave, AT 1302 Farnam 3573135 Makes New Fresh HARRY P. DEUEL, = City Pagseagor and Ticket Agent /5 H HS H DR BAILEY, K { hysicial v Decay Debility Tremt | I e ADVlCEvsVICE.;w, DR. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELY | fmiwhidsisis | | <k ) | EUC DISORDTIN @ WEAR S ES s G ""@MMEM B T et ‘ E e | VICE to ADVICE, n | FEMALE BEANS I'\IVE l'\flyrvmxmnl Rl A V OR o0 slgnaturool B le Io By Al Drugg'ots. 8 botlle. Price, on J STAHL. For 8 05, and v Senel pompnlo br it A boud by U