Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1892, Page 5

o - NOT FOR HOME INDUSTRIES! Oongressman McKeighan Determined 1o | Oppose the Bugar Beet Bouw ‘ NEBRASKA'S POSITION NOT CONSIDERED | Pis Constituents Can Not Influence Him i & Matter Which Fe ¢ ot oncedes to Be Local Advantag West to the » 1z Bre. FoUrTreNTa STREET, D. C., Aprilt. | Reproser W aASHINGTON It was stated today that alre Rative McKeighan was hearing from stituents upon the subject of Lis tariff speect in the house yesterday, wherein he defied the wishes of those of gar beet pro ducers w40 had asked him not to press his provosition to repeal the sugar bounty fea- ture of ke McKinley tanff bill and make sugar sbsolutely free, Mr. McKeighan re fuses, b ver, Lo be influenced in that re spect by uny of his constituents. He says be will not support a & ¥ 1n the in terest of his constitueuts or anybody else and ©o smount threats fro: growers or r manufacturers will tarn tim from his position In short, Mr. McKeighan does not propose 10 represent the specific interests of Ne braska or anybody in it. He feels that he owes a duty o the country at large first, aud that the country is opposcd 10 ALY encouTage ment whatever to the beet sugar industry Thus the representative of the cla Second district of Nebraska has grown in his views and thus he bscomes & representative at large for the United States per se instead of the humble state in which he resides. Mileage for Unseated Senators, Av sual bill has just been reported favoratly to the senate from the committee on claims by Senator Vilas, aud bears the en- dorsement of at least & majority of that body It is 1o pay the mileage of an unseated mer ber of a territorial legislature. It probably bas no parallel and is thus interesting for anore reasons than one. William H. Rbett wna George M. Shearer were candidates for the count , in th s con his s o iegislatur 1574, and arer the cer d on t claimant re-c that on the tenth dar of the ses ace of Shearer. The , however, by a res sing board gave Sk The legisiature assemb Decewber. 1884, and« the tested 16th of December, the _mion, tie was seated in bouse of represeutativ olution passed on that dav. declared Shearer entitled to the mileage and ten days' per diem allowed by law, and the territorial s retary paid such mileage and per diem to Shearer accordingly and withheid the amov from the claimant Rhett. Theory of the Subject Explained. Toe senate committee through Mr. V g the bill, says: “Not onl the geperal usage of lezislative 1cD caso cordiog to the in- struction 1o territorial Treasury department Mr. Rhuelt was ex »m from the beginming his mileage, as was & The te secretary made the mistake of supposing that he could not pay two for the same ser- vice.” A letter from the first comptroller of the treasury addressed to the sub-committee who had tne bill particulariy under cousid eration, shows the facts of the case to that e was clearly ertitied to the sum c S, the same amount which was paid to Shearer, being $228 for milesge and #0 for per diem. According to tne circular letter of fustructions to territorial sécretaries is- sued irom the first comptroller's office and sccompanying the first comptrolier's letter. How Prohibition Prohibits, Mr. B. F. Tillinghast, editor of the Paveuport (lowa) Democrat, now here, says: “Protmbition will be just as much ao 1ssue as ever in lowa, because the legislature bas made it so by refusing to take action Probibition is a fallure 1o Jowa. In Daven- port there sre 250 saloons open, aud in Du buque, Burlington and Des Motues saloons are running all the time. Most of them in Des Moives are run s biind tigers, but 1t is Do trouble to get a drink. The silver gues- tion and the tariff will be the other issue. The state will be for Boies first aad Cleve- 1and second for presid They are opposed to Hill. 1t Hill should be nominated the state would go republican by 30,000 Miscellaneous. Senator Paddock today recommended the appointment of Joseph W. Beiser as post- master at Eagle, Neb. In answer to 8 letier from W.S. Waters, cashier of the American Exchange bank of Eimwood, Neb., making inguirs for a patron of his bank and heir to a supposed estate in Germany, Sevator Paddock has just re- ceived a communication from the secretary of state, in whnich he says thatall letters of this character are answered by circular let- ter issued by the Depariment of Stute, which he encloses. It 1s not probable that this clain: will be allowed Colonel Guy V. Henry garrison No. 43, Regulur Army snd Navy unlon, District ot Columbia, gave its first mulitary bop at Grand Army ball last evening. it was well sttended and vetted a considerable sum for the garrison. The arraugemenis refiectod great credit upon the management. The hop Was given under the suspices of noncommis- joned ofticers of the company of the gailant Ninth cavairy, stationed at Fort Meyer, Va. Mrs. Bryan, wife of the representative of the First district, leaves for her home at Lincoin on next Sunday. In the case of Mary C. Witson, Wallace B. Gillette, transferee, from Chadron, Assistant Secretary Cobandier toaay afirmed toe ae cision of the commissioner, holding ber pre- emption cash eutry for cancellation, _— SUPREME COUKT. Proceedings Had Before Nebraska's Highest Tribunal Yesterday. LiscoLy, Neb., April 7.—Spacial to Tur Bee.|—In the supreme court today the fol lowing proceedings were nad The following geptlemen were admitted to practice: C. H. Aldrich, esq., of Butler county; L. S. Hastings, esy., of Butler county; J. L. Roberson, esq., of Harisn county. State vs Kioman, motiou for leave to re- levin property, overruled; Gillespie vs looper, motion for leave o smend pleadings to conform with proof, swstained; Hall vs Pierce, aismissed unless plaintiff serves and ~files briels iu ten days; Miller vs Errickson, aismissed ; State ex rel Schoel District No. 1, Hilcucock county, vs Corpuit, dismissed Zenr vs Miller, dismissed, unless plainuf serves and flles briefs in ten days. The following causes were continued Solomou \s Reynolds, McKnight vs Thomp- son, Ward vs Urmson, Skinner vs Commer- cial and Savings bask, The following causes were argued aud sub. mitted: Woods vs West, Robertson vs Hei- ter, Eggloston vs Poliock, Boyd vs Furuas, Swmithsou vs Smithson. MoCague vs Graeter. 1as couniy. Reversed. Tuesday, Appeal from Doug- Court adjourned 1o at U o'clock & m., Fifteeutn district, iaciuding the counties of Holt, Rock, Brown Keys Paba, Cherry. Sberidan, Dawes, Bioux, Box Butte and Boyd, and tbe foot of the dockel will be calied. The foliowing cases were decided - Atwood vs Atwater. Error from Saline eounty. Judgment of the aistrict court re- versed aud Lbe prisoner discharged. Opiniou by Mr. Chief Justice Maxwell. While in a civil sotion the fallure of the court 10 find the facts upos which the juds- ment ls predicated is ground of error, but does ot render the judsiiest void, yet io e crimiusl prosecution where the acoused has Pple “not guilty” there must be & Sading Or verdict of gullty to sustain a sentence. Such finding wheu made by s magisirate peed not uecossarily be formal but must in #0ue Way show cause for the sepience. Error will ile on the part of the state to re- verse au order discharging & nrisomor afier Suaviction. Brown vs. State. Error from Douglas county, Afrmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Post. By the provisions of chapter 13 laws of 1857, pection 1l3a, orimioal code, larceny from the Person is an independent substantive orime aud is u felony without regard to the value of the property stolen. In'a proscoution for robbery when the evi- Geuce tends 10 prove larcesy frow the person | ©01¥ aud there I MO evideuce or conleciivn ] on the part of the sceased that the property therwise than from ry that % boF bey canr Harrison ectors eannot de nstrance Ly with- Error from Ha nanded. Op for uttering wing it u 1 that the proof was insuft verdiot ck vs Paulson y. Affrm Justice Maxwel A obattei m 1:15 ent Appeal from Douglas or prope riy v Roche vs Cosgrove county. Afirr Justice M visor of regist ment of fusal {5 anew w. which his successof d have Starp vs Brown. Error from I erce couaty. Judgment revorsed and cause remanded 1o the district court wi direstions to enter a decree for plaintiff upon his paving the amount of taxes dus the defendaut with interest there Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Maxwell. n error in the supreme court may be conimencea within one year from the time the motion for u new trinl is overruled. Hollenbeck vs Tarkington, 14 Neb., 430 over- ub- district, and and held for ered at a >urt had many month time 1o whi been adjo journal entrs showing such ad nt was produced and the affi- davits were 100 uncerta n holding thut there was an agjourne Upon tne record presented held. that the tax deeds did not conrey the title to the lund nnd the piaintif wouid have the rizht to re- deem upon paying the taXes aue with interest thereon. After a cause 1s_submitted to the court the right of 3 piaintiff to dismiss the cause with- e without leave of court is at an anawich Manufactaring company v y. Error from Seward county. Re versed and remanded. Opimon by Mr. Chie Justice Maxwe! A written warranty these provisions it should in any way prove defective or fall 1 work. the purchaser shall give prompt writ- ten notice to the agent from Whom be pur- chased it, and allow sufficlent time for a per- <on to be sent to put it in order and the de- fective parts, if any, replaced. the purchaser renderlng necessary and friend Held, that a substantial these provisions was neceasary purchaser 10 rescind the contract as the machine. That the manufacturers had acted with res sonable promptness after io sending experts to adjust put it In running order, and that of the purchuser to permit thetm to adjust the machine and put it lo order was a walver of tha defects. Burk vs I Af of a re ed machine with le the 1 return Error from Fillmore Opinion by Mr. Justice id that the evidence justified the jury In finding that the defendant wus » builee with ut hire. at the ballee was guilty of &ross ne. « A grat us baflee is liable for injury to property intrusted to are occasioned b5 Eross negitzen. he instructions given fuirly state th e jury and those requested properiy refused vs Swate. Error from county. Reversed and remanded. by Mr. Justice Norval. ruation for arson in setting fire t he ownership thereof muy be ul- e In Lho paTLy in possession. becanse the offense is against the datitation. Where, bowever. the offense charged is the burning of certain “stucks of wheat of the value of 0 ete., the names of tho owners thereof must be aileged und proved Under a statute which declared “if any person shall wilfully or maliciously set fire to or burn or cause to be burned uny barrack or stack of Luy, wheat.”" etc. * * * tLe prop- erty of unotiér, 10 the value,of 85 or up- wurds, an instruction that the property if ‘of some value you will find eatd Edward Hoagland guilty”’ is erroneous. An instruction that “if you find the defend- auis teudercd o ressonubie doubt” is er roneous, a8 it in effect shifte the burden of roof ou 10 tho sccused. The true rule is that f, upon all the evidence, the jury entertain a reéasonabie doubt of the guilt of the accused, they should acquit. - cuse ndunt Custer Opinion Standard Distiilery company vs Freyban, | Error from ( dismissed ‘error Norval s court hefore final ) in the wcilo Whitney va. Leavon. Error from county. Judgment of tbe distri versed and new trial allowed uniess defend- wuts in error within forty cays remit all but nomina! namege aud give notice Lhereo! to the cierk of this court ia writing. In e excessive damage is remitted judgmect will be afirmed. Opision by Mr. Justice Post Where a chatiel mortcaze is executed on a of lumber and merchandise Lo secure Lona fide indeltoduess for money dva by the mortgagec and the morgage {tted to retain pussession of ihe origaged without any autharity fre mortgagee 10 soll any part thereof, t that & few articles of small vaiue were soid by Lhe servaut of the WOFtEzgOr. Wilhout the knowledge ur cousent of the 1-Origaz e, 18 BOU of itself suficient to ralse a coBelusIvE pro- sumption that the mortgage is fraudulevt as w0 creditors, Evidence examined and held, that the value A Lhe DROPEFLY IORGAged s DOL %0 greatly in ex0e8s Of the Gebl Becurod xs Lo raise s pre- sumpiion that thé wortzage is frauduiout as 10 creditors. Where L is sutitied to the possession of Droverty by viriue of s chattel 1 0rigsge oxe- cuted by D, a sheriff who seizes and takes it i0to bis possession ander as order of attach- went subsequently lssued aguiust D 1 a wrongdoer us agaiust L, and it s uot neces- sary for the latter 10 demand the uroperty hefare he recovers it o s a-ton of replevin In replevin. whore special Guuzges are clalmed. they must be specifically alleged Hule upplied: In an action to recover a stock of luiiber the allegati uaze that: “The Gefendant wrougfully detains suid property und has so wrongfully detsined it from piaintifl for seventeen daya Uffs damage.” Heid. that the piainud couid LOL Fecover for njury 1o the |uinber. Dewitt's Sarsaparuls clesnses the blood, e Dr, Birvey cures zaia-ra. B3 oldz st THE "BRINGING STRANG UP SHORT Proceedings Started by the Attorney Gen- eral to Foroe an Account BONDSMEN MADE PARTIES TO THE SUIT the State Board emoving Him from the Office of Pry dent of the Nebraska World's Fair Commission, Resolutions Adopted by Lx, Neb., The Ne Special to Tue mbian commissio baving been and evexings th teen April raska Col business todas thres davs g of the journal p was the consideration o ment. No reply having Mr. Strang 1o telegrams sent him, Mr matter taken Strang sett. received fr numerous letiers and Weiss introduced the Wi the braska C Whereas reas, Pres render uire the sa balances y sala ¢ PRy 41y B ve the ated sented by Mr. tout & dissent- e revision of was app ssrs. Moble ale were appointed as such commit ¥ were instructed to make their repor er to al have already submitted pl thelr specificati d e The commssio naha at a date fi sioner general President Strang Resigns. in a telegram received from Housto President Strang of the Nebraska Columbia: commission tenders his resigoation to Gov ernor Boyd, the same to take effect on April i5. 1t is believed tLat Mr. Strang will return from Texas by that aste and present his report to the commission. The members of that body regret exceedingly that it has been necessary 10 resort 1o ex treme measures and all expressed their be- lief toasy that the resolution adupted st this forenoon’s session of the bosrd would bave the effect to oring out statement from Mr. Strang that will bein every way satisfactory. Toe commission will be ~practically & new body when it meets at Omaha, which will be in about ten days. Secretary Powers has al- ready tenderea his resigmation and 1t has been accepted by the goverpor. His place will be filled before the commission meets again, as will also the place of President Strang. New officers will be choseu at the Omaba woeting aud new by-laws adopted. How a Kearney Bank *"as Wrecked. The failure of the Commercial and Savinzs uank of Kearney has aiready been recorded in these columns. ieceiver Gibvons filea his first official report with the clerk of the su- preme court this afternoon. It discloses the peculiar methods which were in vogue at the Kearzey institution and shows the manner in which the business of the defunct bank was conducted. lu his report the receiver Says In comoiiance with the order of the court T bez leave 1o submit the I e for your consideration: Tne folio unt in notes and other nomionl assets been turned over 0 me: Original notes Notes in_judgment. Overdrafts Furniture xnd fixtures Credit ftems Cash.. motat Lo 2 The original notes include those of Barnd, cashier, Lo the umount of $18,584, neariy ail past due: the Mutusl Loan und Tnvest- mest company by 5 S St. Joho us secretary to the Amount of 80480 ull dated Jupuary 30, 182 due in June and 3 without interest maturity: A. H 10 the amount of buve otes are secured by 100 shares usica Land company. sy is owned almost, if not aito- Joba Barnd: and two notes are N. St. John, secretary of the 3 d company.” These two notes mount 1 .1 do not_consider the security or endorsements any better than the notes The noies of the Mut meat company have n le Bertrand's notes are virtu cured. The "“notes on judzment” I eonsider little if of any sccount. The “overdrufts about balf’buuk errors that bave been nted for (o this wa; ustead of profiv and the other bull. with the exeep- tion of & few dollars, is overdrafis by stook- siders and officers of the bunk. The “fur- niture wnd fixtures"' probably can realize about one-half of thelr nominal value. Of the #1 1.0) (bula of notes after de- ducting notes of officers of the bank) | find ¥7.000 past due. Of this amount £.92 ure p die over one year. and of the buiauce 81,255 are past due over six months. These notes as a whole 1 consider the poorest kind, and it secmis incredible that men with any business capacity or whio had any desire for the safety of other peop'e’s money could pretend to loun it 48 seems to have been done The liabilities of th uk are as tollows Deposits subject Lo check. .. . 21,55 10 Certificates of deposit 202 10 Due United >tates Natiooal Omaha.......... 2 Lue Union National bank, Ghicago. .. BAJIR0ODDYS - vovo e rreinsossrssorse Total Of ‘the certificatos of deposit there are se- curea B17.500 und the bank has put up o se- cure this amount notes to the amount of 7 H. GiBBONs. Reoeiver. u to the sbove report, Receiver Gibbous filed a petition sskiug Lhe supreme court for mn order requiring tbe Mutual Loan and Invesiment company and 8. 5. St Jobin, Joka Soott, O. P. Polison, W. F. Pick- ering and T. N, Hartzell to appear on April 13 and render an itemized report of all Woneys, notes or stock received from John Barnd, casbier of the defunct bank, The matter referred to in the petition was a deal betwoen Castier Barod and the pares med above by which tbe laiter were stockbolders in ihe now gefunct benk and who evidently bad a premonition of the com- ing disaster, ucloaded their bauk stock upon Barnd and received in return a- biock of the Mutusl Loao and Investment company stock @s wel &s a large amount of ibeir motes whbich had been beld by the bank. According to Receiver Giovon's peti- tion the investment slock is of consideravle value, while the bauk stock is comparatively worthiless. After the parties named in the petition had transferred their load of bank slook from tbeir own shoulders to Earnd's ther very prudently resigned und left the iatier Lo carry Lbe respousibility of tbe baak tailure lly un- bank at .MM N 4.000 00 000 00 Board of Health Meeting. The board of secretaries of Lhe State Board of Health heid their regulsr mostuly meet- ing at the state house ihis fierncon. The only business trausacied was ihe examioa- tion of diplomas aud the grantiag of certifi cales. ollowing is the list of certificates issued U. L. Stevenson, Beanington: C.. N. Terry Reyuolas; J. H. Long, Hay Spriogs; J. O Garmon, 'Hastings H. Heston. E. W. Ing, C. F. Keunedy, Pickerell: J. F. Bren dell, “Avoca; H. N. Mills, Osceola Pewr ~ Voulacum, = Omaba; B. F. Dougherty, Baroary Dougterty, Lin cola. Heury Baker, Kearney: J. A | Kelley, South Omaa; 'A. J. Clark, St Ea- OMAHA DAILY response 1o the | BEE ! wards: G M. Julian, Cairo; L. W. Critrer, Theodore Milen, Omaba MoCoth; J. L. Compron, Blair; C. L. Clark. Nebraska Citv: D. ( Stanberry, Stockbolm; G. D. Silser, Bea- trice: W.'S. Butterbatich, Bloomfield: J A. Dunlap, S. E. Dunlap Albior Vanness, Omaba; A. W. Wil J.W. Hitcheock, Lingoln berg, Lexington: E. C. Pu City’: J. W, Epler, Julise M. Ochlet roe Hadd Kan.: C. H Maxw Dakota City: Thomas Henderson, On Bald win, Ciinton; A. B. Cox 1; Charles Oxford, West Poiat: D. L. McLaughlin, Tekamah: Fraucis Naultevs, Hastings: A 3 Wi Silver Creek. H.'W. Parietiem, Snyder: E. J. Austin, Ewing They Will Have Some ms, Crete Jacob Rosen Republican Practice According to w each compa braska N onal guards is five arills in each year, is made by The nearly exnausted that tb, but for three di t order t e low Wi vith the adjutant gene r geveral will bereafter be pres ent at each drill meeting of each company Adjutant General Vifquais | order des sting the f¢ drill meetings of each cor ment, compeny A, York July compuny B 2, July ¢ May 2 June 2 July 1: com Lincoln, May 11, June 9, July 1 Fremont, May 21, June any F, Joniata, M company G, Geaeva H, Nelsor company 1, Bent company K, Central City. Iy 20; Second regiment A, Kearney, May 15, June 16, pany B, Ord, June 2 pany C, Nebraska City 11 company company E, 30; company F July 30 Jute 23 inspect puny Ma¥v 6, Fullerton. regi- une_11, May C, Beatrice, ny D, May May 4, company May 3, June 3, July ay 26, June 80, July HayjSprings, May 20, Junes0, ¥ G, Long Pine, May 2 July % company H, Tekamw 25, June 27, July 25; combany 1, Stromsburg, May 13, June 21, July 16: company K, Schuy- ler, May 20, June 15, July 22: troop A, Mil ford, May 12, June 10, July 14, Settled the Rulo Complaint. The secretaries of the State Board of Transportation were at Rulo yesterday and today to investizate the compiaints of the citizens of that pla b bave bee ing vefore d i people o E A turouch their portant secretaries ter was with They also \y 1mpractica manded by the ate a deep cut in own aod make an_exceed- crossing t ublic. upon their arrival thai 1 & fair way to be amicably further legal proce: it would be per open tha street as ns, as it w. rt of the ngeron adju fings. State House Gossip. pscription paper was circulated about the state house today for the beuef the Nelson. The sum of 70 was subscribed. (Governor Boyd bad alresdy made a donation of §100 1o the cause, which swells the amount raised in the state house Superintendent Goudr returned fron Weeping Water today, where he bad been attendiug a county insitute. Articles incorporating the State Bank of Cardova, Seward county, were filed this afternoon. Hon. J. F. Ballenger of Hastings calier at the state house this afternoon The celebrated case of John Fitzerald against the Fitzgerald & Mallory Coustruc- tion company aud the Missour: Pacific Rail- way company. reached the supreme court to- day. The transcript and bill of exceptions covers 2,207 pages of priuted matter. The document is the most yoluminous one ever filed in the Nebraska supreme court. Awarded Heavy Damages. The breach of promise case instituted by Miss Fiorence Dole against Thomas A Str ton was oconcluded 1n the district court to day, the forenoon being occupied by the court in reading his instructions to the jury and by the arguments of the attorneys. The arguments of Messrs. Stearns aud Strode, who aopeared for the piaintiff, and of Mr. Lambertson for the defendant were bril- Liant. Mr. Strode, in closing the case, made an evident impression upon the minds of the jurymen by his allusion to the case of Cap- iain Yocum st Hastisgs. The jury at 2:30 this afternoon returned a verdict awardiog the plaintiff the sum of $12,000. The case will in all probability go to the supreme court. was & New Conservatory of Musie. Wori wus commenced todsy on_the new building to be occupied by the Nebraska uservatory of Music. The new buicing be erected on the corner of Thirteentt and L streets and will be & four story struc ture, 50 by 150 feet in size and constracied of stone. 1t will be built with special refer- ence to the purpose it is iniended to answer and according 1o the contract will be com- vleted 1n July. From the Court Rooms, Stepben Crouch, who was injured by a fall through a defective sidewalk and who sued ety for §5,000, todsy received a verdict of §136.25. A B. Johnson today filed 8 petition for & new triul in the Ogden Commercial case John Place toasy filed a petition for a divorce from his wife Sadie, whom he al leges deserted him twenty days after they were married Judements were rendered in Juage Hall's court today in the following cases and amouats: C. N. Dietz against H. E. Chape! $115: Baker Manufacturiog company aganst L. W. Pomerine, §15; Capital Nationai bank against C. E. VauDuseu and W. H. Barstow for §536.33. Entitled to His Salary, The case of County Commissioner Churchiil against the Board of County Com missioners of Lancaster county, which has been pending in district court for many months, was settied today by a decision handed down by Judge Chapman this morn- ing. Churchill had refused to vote to pay tha livery oills incurred by the commission ers while attending to the duties of their po- sitions. In order 10 geteven with bim the other members of the board refused to allow bim bis compensation as & member of the bosrd. He ook the matter into the district court and today Judge Chapmac held that the commissiouers bad vo right to witabold nissalary. The case will go 1o the supreme court. nsesieli 8 DeWitt's Sarsaparilla destroys sucn poi sous as scrofula, skin disease, eczema, rheu matism. Its timely use saves mauy lives. st L i Railroad Affuirs. President Weller of thé Commercial #ss0- cistion is 50 hopeful of Lhe abrogation of the bridge toll by the Jowa railroads that the ex ecutive committee will take no action before the meeting of April 16, Vice President Newman western railwsy did net talk encouraging vein. I fect, Sioux City 8s 8 -bugabos. He s serted that if the bridge toll st this point were removed it would let Omaba jodvers iuto the territory of Sibux City on the east, and the jobbers of thal giace would then in of the North in the most be beld up sbipents into Nebrasa. He argued there from tbhat Omaba nad oetter let well enou alone. Tne Transmissourl association bas made a rate of & fare and & third for the democratic siale ocouveulion ta-be beld i Omaba April 14 General Manager Ciank of the Union Ps- cific left this moreing for St. Louis. ——— Sick headache! Beecham's Pills will re- leve. Bottles of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC relieved e of a severe Blood trouble, It has aiso caused my bair 10 grow out again, 45 it Lad been falling out by the haud full. After trying many physicians in vain, T am 5o bappy to find & cure in 8.8.8.—0. H. ELsErT, Galveston, Tex. qu forcing out germs of disease nd the poison as well 1t is entirely vegetable and harmless. Treatise on Blood and Skin mailed free SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO., Atsate, Ga Shermen | ngs for each | be | rai or | issued an | sist on the abrogation of - ibeir bridge toll oa | | | is short. Frioay arrin P. Shoemaker, Wilsonville H.' CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE. Men's Spring Overcoats It wont cost suited to a light weight overcoat. W nice all wool Melton for §7.75, new shadc shop made, worth §12. The We have decided overcoats, $11.735, all silk, worth $18. A special li meltons on sale today, which cannot be duplicated the Continental for less than $15. Special Suit Sale $5,$6.50,$7.50, 87.73 & $8.90. On Friday and Saturday you can have your choice of a dozen styles of the best values ever shown in this city. Prices on s of this line have been cut in two, Sa\\'yer Suits, $10.00. On Saturday we will offer another line of the celebrated Sawyer Suits at $10. You will be in luck to own one at this price. They are retailed in this city as high as $18. We have sold them for three seasons and know how the goods wear. Nobby Spring Suits, In ail the new shades of browns $15 and $18. In Young Men'’s Sizies, The new Cheviots cost $10 and $12. Boys’ Spring Clothing. Prices and quality unequalled, Styles all new. Nobby Vest Suits, Reefers, Long Trousers and Kilts, On Saturday $3.80. : ! : We will sell 100 Suits of Boys’ all wool Cheviot Suits in double and single breasted at $3.50 each, worth not less than $6.00, in sizes six to fourteen years. ) Knee Pants 35 and 50 cents. We will have oar Short Pant counter stocked again on Saturday with half price goods, Hats J0c. arc satin sleev the f -1 sale ot Nobby season for to at $9.50, $12 25 Our new spring shapes for boys all go on Saturday at soc. Souvenir A\ for Boyson \\ Saturday LA A league hard wood bat and Spaulding ball for all our boys on Saturday. GONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE REGULAR Arm y and N avy PENSIONS: wh service a at ot l:‘ n ./ }.'[ K"l‘ e e d Vi Pension ars ns Stnce the War are Entitled to Penswn. deat is service, he was in tk Parentsof Sc dying the Unit vice since the War of the jion, or afier discharge service, from a cause originat- ing therein, leaving no widow ild under the age of years, are entitled now dependent upon their iabor for support, whether soldier ever contributed to support or th upon him at death or not. FOR INFORMATION OR ADVICE As to title to ADDRESS ——THE— Bee Burean of Claims ROOM 220, BEE BUILDING in ar and navy *wasdue ed while fthes or o e servi in or ¢ thei y were dependent the tir of his nsion, e or toa, or 1n food, wittiout the Kpowledgs of the patient. 1t i Sbaol Lrey Tarmess, and will effect a permanest and cpecdy Cire whbther the patient it 4 moderate drisber o S5 mlooBolic wreok It Bas beon gven i thou SF asor, xB& 1o every LaRtEnce 8 Bericet cure bus (ol iowed. fimever Falla Therystem onoe tmpregnated With ihe Epesific 1t bocomes An ULier PO By for the fialer ppeute o cxist CothIn SPECIFIC €05 Fropra, Olnet S5-Duce BOOK of DAFLOUIArs Y6 10 Ba Kulu & Co.. 13th snd Dos s Cuninz Sis. Wk r Qun ardson Dru ( YROPOSALS POR INDIAN SUFPLIES AND transportation. Depart f ihe 1 Ofti Affalrs. Washi 1t can be given 1n.a Gup of o Biuke, Bruoe & Co. Ominia, Neb sioner of Kentucky dds: brown sheeting, 0,000 yuras; ciothing, groeer- medical - supplies, hoeting. 240001 yurds: bleached W) yards: hickory sit ico shirting, 6,0 yurds notions, birdware, 001 books, etc.. and u long list of uiiscel Laneous articies, Such o5 hirness, DIOWS, Takes, forks, etc.. and for about 540 wugous req for thie service, 1o be deilv Kunsis City and soux Olty wagons as may be required climate of the Pacific transportation for such of the And supplies LhaL muy not be wdupted o the with California cisco. Aiso n COBLri e Bids blunks Sebe owin unntities of nee supplies repuirod for each ugency the kln 1 othier goods nk Proposils. o i P y and nd articies upon app sbinzion New York; t I A eyenne Leaveuworth, Omaha. Saint Louls, Su aud San Franeisco; the Post Towa: Yankton. Sou sus City. Oaldweil, Topeka sas, and Tuscon, Arizons served by ihe goveruin bids, o uBy part of ax suls ure Invited Gnder proviso thut appropris. tion shall be made for the supplies Ly con- gress. Bids will be opened ut the hour sud day above stated, und bidders ure_invited 10 be present at the opening. Certified checks Al Lids must be sccompanied by sertifiod checks or drafts upon some Unitod States De ary or the First National Bauk of San runciseo, ( for at least five per cent of the amount of ibe proposul T. J. MOKGAN o1t ssioner. A%d21tm 1o reject any und all 1. aud these propo- oposals for Pablic Library Buildiog tonds Benied bids warkea propasals for publio Library building bonds will Do received a1 the offiee of thecity treasurer. Onaba, Neb. up to 12 0'clock noon of ik day of April, e, for the purchuse of B0 pub rury butlding bonds of Whe city of Omahs. Neb dated May Ist, I and payabie 2 your date. Interesiat the r per cent Ui, payable semi-go y. Princip \utercet payable at hountze Bros, New Each bid must stute sought for aud in dute of delivery at Oma The rlght s resesved w2