Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1892, Page 7

DYERTIREMENTS FOR TH will be taken untll 19:90 p m Wnd unti] 8:50 p. m. for the morning or Sunday edi- tion. ATl advertisements (0 these columng 11 cents & word for first \nertion and | cent 8 word for ench subsequent insertion, 6f $1.60 per 1ine per month No ndvertisement taken for loxs than rFtion, Terms cash in advance, initials, 018, ete., ench count as n word. Al tisements must’ ran consecntively. Adver by requesting a nom oheck, can hnve the 1aiters nddressed 1o o numbered latter in care Of 11K BEE Answers o addressed will bo delly ered on prosentation of the eheck SITUATIONS -WANTED. WANTED. SITUATION BY BLACKSMITIT had experience In conntey work, 11ko plac Toundry oF machine shop in city. —Address, J¢ Bedivy. 15th and 0. Sonth Omaha 1 WANTED, A POSITION IN DRY G( wenoral merchandise; ago 5, married: expert ence, 12ybars, 010 year on the road: can ap German and furnish ref o. Address H. W beck, Shelby, In. 10 A UPSTATIS WORK ORLLIGHT WORK: W AG K8 1ot s0 much an object as a good home. Address B4 21 WANTED, BY A MAN OF EXPERIENC sftuation as collector for an implement ha ex furnished. Ade SUTUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY s nasistant bookkoeper, cashior Of general of fee wurk ani A 1 referonces, Ad WANTED-MALE HELP. WANTED, A LIVE WIDEAWAKE REPRE sntatlve to represent us In evory loeality. ono With vim, vigor, pluck and puah ean easlly make 260 per month: no peddiing koods: somothing en tirely new: staplo as flour: sond for full particulars todny. Address “Manufacturer,” postoffie hox B8, Hoston, M MG4T 200 B, VANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY Ot oM mission to handle the new patent ehemical fnk eraxing peneil. The grentest selling noveity ever produced: erases fnk thoroushly in two seconds 110 nbraslon of paper: 20 10 KK per cent profit: ono pEents sales an od $0%) 10 slx daya, anothoer 12 10 two hours; we want one ener mgent in cach state aud territory. For terms and purticuinrs widress Monros Eruser Mfy Co., & n Crosse. Wis [ fi WANTED. A PRACTICAL MAN WITIH SOM eupltnl o tako n water mill. Addross box o5, Lincoln. Ne 8 ] WANT CANVASSERS. W, & W. PARLORS, 514 South 10th s Mo 03 Bovasee 3 nadross r 105 06 BRYANIED, RAILROAD LABORENS | FOI Wyoming and South Dakota. Wages, $2.00 and 822 ady work. Albright L 110 Far t ) B YANrED @ 1 SUB-CONTRACT ors. Freo transportation on the R. L Lincoln, Neb. MeCormick Bros & Co B0 B 3 TS 10 HANDLE RAPLD selling campaign novelty. Enormous commis Blons. Address PO, box No. 7, Canton, O W Boanter KE WORKERS EVIEILY Dwnere for “Shepp's Photographs of the World the groatest hook on earth: costiing $100.000: retali ats) h or Installments mummoth iusten ted cireulurs and terms froe: daily output oyer 1,00 volumes. Axents wild with sucooss. Mr. Fhos. L Martin, Centerville, Tex.. clenred il in 9 dnys: Miss 1t0ad Adams. Wooster. 0. §21 in 10 min au: fev. ). Howard Madison. Lyons, N Y. §I01 A1 7 hours: a bonanza; maenificont outit aniy 81 Fooks on credit: frelght pald. Address Globe Bibie Fublishing Co., No. 723 Chestiut st., Phlln., Pa, or 854 Learborn st., Chicako. 1il Mo BWANTED AGENTS 10 SELL FINE TEAS cottirs, pices, extracts and sundrios by sampio To famiilo: no capltal requirod: exciisive torr taryd k00 Py’ get our Hberai trial offor. O ¢ Lovorin & Browno Co., Chicago. Mi016° T3 WANIED, DETECTIVES IN EVERY ToWS in'tho United States: exporienco not roquired: acad for partionlars. Universal betoctise Agency. Box 1,000, Chicago, 111 P Po.UAN OFFER A STEADY SITUATION T0 X jewolor who can work at. honch and_play clarl: onel. COTnOL SMxApLOBG OF snire dEum b b German preferred. Address Frank Huthell, St Ting, Neb. S g B JANTED, o ALl ABOWELS FOR Nebraska, 1Cwn. southorn Wyoming, Uiah, datio and Missourl. Steady work, frie pus. Kramor & O'llenrn Labor agen Mo —WANTED, FIRST-CLASS BAKER AT CITY Bakery, O'Notll, Neb, ok 24 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ¥OR RENT-HOUSES. —FOR RENT, 0. ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODFRN lconvenionces, with Iargs barn, 602 Poppleton Tnquire atd17 8. 15th st 178 FOIL RENT, § FLATS IN LINTON BLOCK, ith and Mason streets, i Fooms ench gas. heated by steam, 1n good r quire at 917 In the blook pRIF, Pt 10 % Tanilin, age it. M FOR_RENT modern convento from street rallway J. M. Simoral, receiver. n Georgia & 2, Beo Butlding, {-ROOM MODERN BODERN CON- W, N. Nason §ROOM HOUSE, 134 Cass stroot —7 It COTTAG ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCER IN THE 2204 stroet, room 6 A DESIRABLE HOME OF 9 ROOMS, FUR nished or unfurnish outh Tenth st Reod & Selby LISTYOU [ P 1% Coatos, 1614 Farna m, e room houses adry and all modern ARGE LIST HOUSES, PAUL, 1605 NUMBER OF A NO I HOUS . for rent. very cheap, orke Paul, 1605 Furnam. RENT, FLATS IN r. 16t and Jack perior to any in Will ront to families only. erford & Co.'s store A LARGE Snquice nt W 515 8, 16th st. 616 Capitol ave. {OOM COTTAS WM HTOUSE, 181 Apply at 1506 € —SIX-HOOM COTT 25 <. 15 strect. FURNISIED 1101 ro barn, on St 5ROOM COTTAG water I hous Inrge lawn, east front Inquire 31 S 15th st. "FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, FURNISHED ROOMS 1 convenionces. WITH ALL Douglas streot 3 -FOR RENT. ¥ FURNISHED ROOMS, D Yconveniences, with or without board. J—ROOMS WITHL OK WITHOU' YDouglus stroct. S VERY LOW TO PARTIES FOR TIIE entlemen only. Enquire 1603 Howard mily, near motor. m heated rooms, 602 8. 13th st. _WANTED, TWO ME: 00D ADDRISS icosto canvass o c. B WITIH SO capital to take charge of outside work of a retail grocery business. 88 L 1y ee. *\B..]i,\wmu. THOROUGULY EXPERIF Turnishing goods snlesnian: hayo first clnss rof- ®rences. Apply to “Boston Sture,” Omaha. 17 21 _WANTED, FIRST CLASS FLOOR WALKER pust know his business thoroughly and ; at “Boston Store,” Omal B VIED AWMEN 170 PER DAY, work. Apply Stephenson’s stable, 10th” and Harney. 65321 FR—WANTED, 10 GOOD CORNICE MAKERS AND 4 wlate roofor; apply at the Westorn Cornico sud Manufacturing works, 6148, Hth st 642 2 _MAN WANTED TO COLLECT AND SELL IN country, call at 1616 Douglas. it ASSERS WANTED, SALARY weekly. Sloger oftice. 1516 Do B AYIED, BOVS: STEADY WORK. 0MA Box Factory, Enst Omahia, Mi P WANTED, MAN TO MILK. 4613 N, 26711 55 240 :F WANTED, A SALESMAN. ADDRESS, Dolty tostimoninls. 135, Boe T3, JAN 0K GOOb ADDRERS, WELI POS woll acquatnted In eity to soilelt orders und de. Ttver first class grocerles. Address L 41, Bee, M0 2 B SALESMEN, 40 SELL OUL COMBINATION ao0F chinck, bt and bumper. Particulurs free. Uity hoor Check Co., department 17, Unity build ing, Chileago. P GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS I 202 CoWANTED, A CoMP TENT GIRL T0 NU ‘and nasiat in second work at g0od wages. Apply at 2200 Douglas st. 8 T-WANTED, A WOMAN WHO IS A GOOD Jcoul and laundress. two In family, wagos $.00 por wibk. Apply at 910 Dougls Missy ) A YOUNG GIRL 10 ASSIST_IN caro of baby. 2107 Dodge, 5 21 V—GIKL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN FAM- Aly of four. Apply $108 Jncxson streot. M50 (=WA RL_FOIL GENERAL HOUSE: Jwork. Mrs. Jos. . Clarkson, 625 S0, 20th st w31 - VANTL D G O TAKE Joare of chlia 3 yeurs old: at homo Apply betwoen 6:50 an T WANTED GIRL FOR Gk work. 1108 8. 100 st '(_- WANTED. LADY 10 TEACH MUSIC ‘chinnge for dressmakiug, Address, Y- WANTED DINING ROOM GIRL Jwanlior 10 private bourding house. Loward, 2nd loor. M2l 22 TWAN A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL Mousework ' Good wages. Mrs. D. 0. MoEwen, 1514 outh 20th stroet. WA IRL FOR GENERAT, /housowork 1n small family. Apply o Mrs. W. C. Tvew, 112 N th ot MO Jwork, 4 piain cook, 1o wanhi 3 [ C D COMPETENT 3 Zsouth With ave. B, GIRL FOR GENBRAL Jwoik who enn cook. Call 82 Georgla 29th 8L) (W0 d00rs NOFLL Of eliroh TED, GIRL FOR GENERAL Jw CoWANTED LADIES AND” GIKIS 10 Do Jour new wOrk 107 us at home: §1 1o 88 per woek emally made: DO PAINLINK OF Cuivansiug: send soif mddrossed envelope. kKcho Manutucturing com 1 Liberty Square, Hoston, Mass. 23 T WANTED, COATMAKERS. APPLY A Nevina Co.. 11th and Douglas TWANTED, A SALESWOMAN with clty tostimonials, L. oo TOWANTED, LADY OF ¢ Jrenycoianio position. Wef Fequitid. Address 1. 58 oo {1 WANTED, A COOK: ONE TO COOK, WASI Zand iron. Apply at 2 Paci ATE, DWELLINGS » of eity. Kilkenny & Co. .——D, o AND DODGE i ooty Ponsoaston v 1. Roeder, oo 05, M T 0N MEND TWO FLINT CLASS DETACHESD nine roow houses. wodern: nelghborkood b with bara. . C. Patierson. Ramge block. 2 Pluk KeNw. 2 8 koon OUSES Cass atreot, Letwoen 25th and 20th. H. T, Clarke, 31y ourd of Irade. Phone 19 10 RGO TIOURE - NEAT T Sonoor utoaus Lot stable: modera cunvenlences. Thos. ¥. Hall, @7 Paxton block W OUMTIOUSE. ALL MODKRN IMPROV K s Chicago wiroet, $40.00 per wonth. Peroy B Ford, MoCaguy lavestment 0o) i ] 854 Dodgesirsas, Hu¢ fuvertment 0o, otk o Y LAKGE AND COMFORTA BLE entlomon preferred. 1903 Capitol a FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, l‘!‘o, . FOR SALE, A SIXTY-DOLLAR TOP BUGGY for 35,00, 11, B. Cole, Continantal blook. 280 D HTEAVY WORK boards, 2 sets Must bo sold at Lroom 11, Crelgh P-FOR SALE, A FIRST OLASS W also 1 driving horse. D. 8. Ball, 243 1farn R E surey, o fine, large, 3 " for carrlago. Come at Capitol ny FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS. Q":Tm KS. PRUFCHARD, DOU Q FOR_SALE, THOROUGHBRED PUG PUP. les. Apply 2019 Harney streot Ml Q FOR SALE, SECOND TAND TVPEWRITER and suppilos. Frank K. Bell, 0% 8. 1ith st 356 208 Q ENGLISH MASTIFFS, RROOD BITCI, YOUNG doks wnd pupples. Closing out prices. 'Box 623 M (.)7 FOR SALE. A FULL PAID UP MEMBERSHIT in the Omaha Board of Trade. Mako eash pro posiLion L0'A: 12 North, general dollvery, Omaha, (‘)‘ UPRIGIT PIANO CHEAP. 817 8 Q FOR SALE, ROLLER TOP DESK, baby carrlige, small cook stove, cheap dross 1. 3%, Hee o ffice i CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS NANNIE V. WARRE A Drellable business modium, f1th'yoar at 119 N 16th. 07 Q ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY: WONDERFUL Deovelations. Challenges the world. Mrs, Dr, M. Legrave, dead tranco clalryoyant, astrologis paimist and life rondor: tolls your Iife from the Cradlo o grave; unites U0 sopATALed; CAUSes mar Flage with the one you love; tells where you will ceeed wind In what business bost adapted for; lins the celebrutod By ptinn breastplato f0r luck and to destroy bad Intluenc ares fits, Intemporance and all private complalnts with massage, baths and nicohol treatment. send §2.09, lock of hair, namo Anddite of birth and reesive aceurate 11 chart: 2cents (nstamps for clceular; glve initials of one you will niarry: also photos of same. Office 417 South 1th street, first foor; houra, § a.m. to 8 p.m Come one, come all, nad ba conyinced of this won- derful oracie. M 467 10 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. [ MASSAGE TREATMENT. “ELECTIOTHER mal buths, scalp and hale treatment, manicure and Chirovodiat. Mrs. ost, 319,83 Toth, Withnell bik i) vl,\'u],’\.\x' STOWE, MAGNETIC HEALER 020 Pratt stroet. TP=MADAME SMITH 132 CAPITOL AV i floor. Alcohol, sulphur and sea baih P 2 e PoMNSY TLME LA BUE, MASSAGE, 16 SOUTI stro a loor, flat 4 M PERSONALS. U EORMATION waN OF WILLIE MER. Fill, who 16Tt his home 1n Des Molnes. Ta., August 30, and hins not since been heard of. o 1812 yon old. fa'r complexion, blue vyessAnyon: Liis wheronbouts will confer lasting favor by ud. Vising his mother at 1912 1lgh street, Des Molnes, Tn., or John M. Stephens, Hoone, In. 1s supposed to be somewhere in Nebraska at some fair, U, CUUAIIS OUT AND PRESENT AT COWAN plioto atudio, 2123 Cuming strect. and you will be entitied o 12 eablnet photos of yourself, satin finish, glltedged cards and 1 8x10 for framing. for FL4; WIthout this, $4.00. A the demand was more than we could accommodate we extend another 10 duys. METL 260 vV GELLENBECK, BANJO TEACHER, with Hospe, N.W.cornor 15th snd Harnoy. “MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. W MORTGAGE LOANS LESS THAN 7 PER OT. Including all chargos. Charles W. Rainey, Omabs Nat. bank bldg. 669 W7tk CENT MONEY—_NET TO BORROW- ers on Omaha city rrupurly. NoO extra charges of any kind. Why pay high rates? Money 1s choap. You' can get full benoitof 10w ratos from GIob Loan and Trust Co.. itth and Do 10 W BUSINESS “CRANOES. T Contipfuga. - A_GOOD #ARTY WITH ABOUT deratanga sho grain and lumber business, 10 take hold of s bosiness on tho line ofthe C.. B. & Q. R. L. on Choyenne division, where party can do & bank(agand farm 1on, grain Aud lumber busines at a plonty of businoss to keep & party ughly employed turn off s much bis) four times the was Invested. Good N¥hg rooms in bullding Above the bank department with fixtures aiready for. busin Plonse addrbih all communieations to 1. €. Paimer, Storliag, 081 150 2 TOMEAT MARKET WORIH 80000 TO SELL For 75,00, Neb. LoAn Cay, 1818 Douging st. @03 FINE BUSINESS ("é\.\ru ¥ SOLD noe. For aule. the lenk furniture and fix ontalntng 0 roo clegantly furnl fon¥ed, olghity permanent Kueats. Boat private fami¥ kol in tho wost. Will 0 0f poor health, For terms apply on 1 ana Dodge, Mrs. L M. Tuttlo M1 01 FOR SALE, SALOON AND FINTURES: GOOD loeation. Address 181, Beo ofice. M2 37 THE CONTROLLING INTER ending sash and door mill in_the nort ng An lmmense business; over £50,000.00 worth 0f new work now in the mill: & groat bargnin to the Fight party. Call on or nddress J. B. Mason, Harkor block, Omabi, Neb. 64 0200 Y IF,YOU ARK SEEKING A BUSINESS 0PI tanity requiring small cApital. in & cortain and Ingly profitable and growing business, ana lways cash, write to the undersigned. inelosing stamp, wheii full particulars will bo given. G. k. K., 1420 1. street, Lincoln, Neb [ FOR EXOHANGE. 7 A WE 11AVE 8000 STOC U1n manufacturing concorn doing good buaines Omnhin that we will trado tn_whole or part Qood work horses. American kuel Co. M3 7,10 TRADE FOR CLEAR WESTERN LAND, litwelve hend of mares, colts and fillios; also reg: fstered G-year-old stallion, full brother to Kleld mont, the pacer. FOF tight kind of iand n good trade Callon or addross C. N, Em Ty, Boatric 7, CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL DS 15 WILL tako real estate & monoy. B x 245, Frankfort,Ind st Z-FOR_SALE - OR EXCIiANG fitronting south on Cuming street,” in Carthago £4d1tion; sovon rooms, pantry. closets; foree pump. clstern coaspool, cemanted collar: well bullt and fnlalicd In hard pine and 0ak. Price $2,300. Apply 0 W. L. Solby, 334 Chamber Commerce. 089 T7-OLEAROMAHA REAL BSTATE FOI MUSE finctuial valuation. Monoy 1o loan. Hox 518, Omah M HOD RENTAL PROPERTY IN OMAIIA AND Nebraska lands for a stock of md M52 W0 7 S D FARM LAND IN 4 for exchange for ity or town prop erty: price $10.00 per ucro. Also 160 ncros lmproyoed for §7.00 per ucre. Co-operative Land and Lot Co. 205 No. 16th st. 18128 7, FOIL SALE OI TRADE. STANDARD BIED ihorses, one-hlf brother to Nancy fianks. Can boscen nny time. Also farms and wild land F. Datley, 900 N. Y. Lifo bidg 7,-T0 TRADE, 800 DENVER CITY LOTS FOR fingood farm'or lands in lowa or enstern N nes, atocks, oto, C. F. Lelmer, real t, Denver. Colo. M 7 —CLEAK FAIM, THOUSE AND LOT IN OMAHA lJana ‘eash for & g00d Bardware or boot and shie stock In good town. K.F. Riuger, 1515 Farnm 7,0 EXCHANGE, AN IMPIOVED FARM. W1 lior without stock. for a desirable, low pr homo fnOmaha. Wil pay cash dlffel dress L 23, Bu Z7-WANTED, TO TRADE CL, irontal property X mile from P, 10t, not (00 far out.. 1324, B 7 ACiE A N improvements,ib acres bearing ralsin Krape v Prico, 4000, for Improvod Omali property. Ringer. 151 Farnum- 2 G892 RADE, A LOT ATEAM L OR SALE, 8. I4TH, (¢ GE LUME, §2,00000. Reed & Selby, Board of Trad ] Ton AL T POPTLETON $1,000.00. Reed & Selby, Chwmber Commerce sim TV L0ANs. b1z BROWN BLE. WAV HIONT TOAN AND IS CO e, ¥ Q-PLEASANT LARGB AND SMALL NICELY furaished rooms on car line, 115 50. 20th sireet. ‘ NISHED ROOM, WITH BATM, {month, 1009 Farnam. 7—NICKLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS WITH 520 North 1ith stroot, or without board. ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT bonrd, 1707 Dodge. (U wator in overy room 2005 Burt st., on § car lines, private family. FURNISHED 1OOM. . 15th street. TI—TWo NICKLY FURNISIED J FaRN L, Nie KOOMS, FIRST ‘ clnas board, st 09 wnd 211 N. I5th AND TOAID FOI 2, FINST CF 1 BOARD; Kb i 1ED ROOMS WITIL | blo rates n small tamily, nicely situated, modorn residence. Reforence exchanged FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. G-V TOF ROOMS, w08 N it 8. UNFUINISHED. Price §10, 208 N ~FOR REN'T, 10 COLORED 01 FURNISHED FRONT l(ul])l'(fi‘lrllll FOR RENT-MISCELLANEQUS. FURNISHED DINING ROOM WITH BOARD- Kent pald in bourd. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. ST CNTORY BRICK BULLDI Hoors, gas, ote ks K, Ller block a complots set of | ¢ and counte b ean bo purchiased at & bargain, bost stands In Omatin for a retail Enquire ot 1112 WANTED-TO RENT TONE UK TWO U oms, with 0r without board ‘Address 516 North Zid TED, 3 ROOMS A vate fumily for fumily class and in 5th ward. dress L. 42, Bee. FURNISHED BOARD IN PRI 0, atrietly firat ences exehunged HED ROOMS IN ug, geutieman and wite. Address i 45, Lice. STORAGE. CLEAN & PRIVATELY STOKE 207 Douglus. Umaba 3tove Kepalr works. AN, WELLS, 11l wrnu street [t VW —C- F- HARKISON, 9i2 N. Y. LIFE. = W —CENTRALLOAN &ITRUST CO, BEK BLDG. T_CHEAP MONEY. SEE G. W. P, COATES, 1614 Farnam. ) VW ;- 0ANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED 1ty property. 8,000 and upwards, i to § por ccnt. Nodeluys. W.Farnam Smith & Co.,15th and tarne TATE LOANS, 6 TO7 PERR CEN al charges fOF commission or Atto W- B. Melkle, First National Bank bide. o Wibivare MONEY, 18 lonns, low rates. Alex Moo VW OMAILA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real estate at lowest market rates. Loans made in small or Iargo sums for short or long time. No commission is charged and the loans are not sold In the east, but can always be found at the buak on the corner of 13t wad Dougina stroots, W NONEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED “CITY property, low rate. A, C. Frost, Douglas bik. 6 Llowest rates: consult us by ‘v CITY AND FARM REAL ESTATE LOA o E. C & Co., 208 sheely block, 240 BY THE OWSER 10,00 ACRES OF Nebraska's finest farming innd at o great saorl- flce. G. 1L, Peterson, 1412 S/13¢h st..Omaha. 18 09 FOR BALE—GOOD LOT WEPH 5-ROOM COTTAGE 5th and Burt stroots. prive §2,700; smali cash payment, balance monthlys: Good residence lots within 83¢ miles of postofico, from §325 L0 $i0; one-tengh cash, balanca monthly at7 per cent, Lani ; Acre property close 10 88iith Omaha, from £2) to #1200 per act ‘otter & Georgt Co., 10th aud Farnam. ok 203 30 )R SALE, BEAUTIFUL LOT, {0 FEET FRi 24th st., South Omaha, near 'C, $L000. Apply to owner, Room 11, Busbman bik, Omaha. 4 016 VHOICE HOME, “NEW,” CORNER LOT, SOUTIL Jeast front, 55x130, on ‘favorable torms to good parties: ownor leaving city: 8 F00ma and barn: all mopern tm Tare chauco; Inyestizate. Boe oflice. 5601 20 1304 Farnam Streot, Omaha. RAILWAY TIME GARD LN ION v Q Dopot 10th anl Masna St ~..Chicazo Vestibuls 10ag0 Kxpross. loago Expres: L., Chicago & lowa Looal', Dopot 10th and Denver Vestioulo Kxpross ‘e Dendwood Expre Donver Expross. L...Denver Lim ¥ Tinstings Local [ineoln Loeal(Bxcapt s _Depot 13th an't Mason 3ty East. | Union Dopot Gth ‘& Marcy cAtlantlo Express.. Vestibulo Expross. . UNION PACIFIC. th and Marey Sts, | Omaha. “Beatrice Kxpress.. ..Denvor Kxpros s & Strmabg KX Pacific Expres: Donver Fast Mali and it does just what he claims for it Ak YOUR Grocer forit, and insist on having it. THE BEST SOAP MADE FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. MADE ONLY BY N.KFAIRBANK & CO. CHICAGO. TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST in the WORLD! MEGEATH STATIONERY CO., United States Marshal's Sato In the Circult Court of the United States for tho District of Nebrasks. Portsmouth Savings Brak vs. Eva M. Pragh ot 1l —No. 15 1" Pablie notieo s hereby given that in pursn- ance and byvirtue of a writof exeeution Is- od out of the wboye named court in_nbove ititled cnuse and bearing dite of August .8, 1 have levied upon and tiken Ghit. titie and Interostol the abov fendnats, Sva M Pragh and Walt Prugh in and to the following deserih lands and tenements, t-wit: X Lot two (2) In block two (2), 1 Lake View ad- Aition to the elty of Omali, Dougins county ohraska, all of which T will expose forsall at public nuetion as the law dircets and seo the Sumo to the hzhest and best biddoron thr dth dny of September. A, D, 182 at the hou of 11 0'¢lock In the forenoon of said day at the north door of the United States court house and postoflico building in the city of Omahn, Douglas connty, state and district of Nebras= tsty Judgmont of sald court obtained at its Miv ‘term, 102, in favor of Portsmouth Savings hank, and azainst the suld Eva M. Prugh and Waltor I Prugi BRAD D. SLAUGHTER, Unitad Statos Murshal, Jons W. Larie, Plafntii's Attorne Troposats for District Street Improvement Bonds. Aled bids marked “proposals for district street fmprovement bonds will be received at tho oflice of the eity treasurer, Omuha, Neb., up to 12 o'elock noon of Lith duy of Octover, 1802, for tho purchisy of 81,5000 district stroot improvement bonds of the ety of Omauha, Nob. Suld bonds snall ho datod Octobor ist, 1502, nd shall be payable in from one to nine yours after the date thoreof. with Interest at the Tate of 5 Der cent per annum payable aunual- 1y — z Princtpal and interost payable at Kountze Bros., New York. Said bonds shall be of the denomination of #1,000.00, 3300.00 and #100,00 cineli. Tach 'bid must state prico and amount sought for and include aceruea interest to dato of delivery bt Omaha, Neo. pillie right ia" reserved to rejoct any and all ds. Issued under charter power of clties of the metropo!itan class and ordinance No. proved September 10th, 1802 HEN s21a17t CHICAGO, MIL & 8T . depot and Maroy St ieago Exprod ...Chicago Expre: SI0UX CITY & PACIF Depot, 10th and Marey St ~..Sloux City Passenger. Pl Expross . “SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Depot, 15th and Wobstor s Dopot, 15th and Webster Sty. “Deadwood Exprass. (ix. §at) Wyo. Exp. (Kx. -Norfolk (%, Sunds ...St. Paul Bxpreys. GO & NORTH WESTERN lepot. 10th and Marcy Sta .. Vestibulo Limited. o Eastorn Flyor. (ix. Bun.) Chic. Pa @ PROPOSALS FOR GRADING. Soaled proposals will be receivad by the un- dersigned until 1:30 o’clock p. m., Septomber Bth, 1892, for grading— 2th street from Hickory street to Martha streot: Bith street from Furnam stroet to Dodgo street; Frances street from 34th street to the west line of Windsor Place extension: in the city of Omaln, in accordance with plans and specifications on filo in the offico of the bourd of public works. Bids to bo made on printed planks fur- nished by the board, and to be accompanied with a certified check in the sum of $50), pay- ablo to the city of Omaha, as un evidence ot good falth. Tho board reserves the risht to reject any or all bids and to waive defocts. P, W. BIKKHAUSER, Ohairman Board Public Works. Omaha, Neb., September 15th, 182 $16-10-22-23 u R*Skgmasonty. My word Is good. W. G. Albright, 521-2-3 New York Life. ) ACRES CUSTER CO . $50.00. 160 ncres Valley Co., §1,800.00. 20 neros 1n Nance Co') §15:00 per acre. 640 ncres Stanton Co., $14.C0 per acre. 280 acres Whoeler Co., £10.00 per ncre. @ ncres Washington Co., §30.00 per ner 78 acres Thurston Co., §§5.0) per acre. 212 acres Utoo Ca., §45.00 per acre, 147 acros Douglas Co., $54.00 por nere. 160 acres Sarpy Co., §i5.00 per acre, 120 ncres Cass Co., §5.00 per acre. 160 acres York Co., $40.00 por acre, 160 ncres Filmore Co.., $30.00 per acre. 640 neres Lodge Co., §26.00 per ac ©. ¥, Harrlson, 912 N. Y. Life. 636 22 Wi WANTED ATONCE L T APPLICATIO S FOR lonus. Geo. J. Paul, 1605 Farnam street. Mi5-a200 W —LOANS LOW BATES. ZITTLE,BROWN BLK 909 05 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST NATES. Thie 0. F. Davls company, 105 Farnam stregt; WoTHE FIDRLITY TRUST 0. RECENTLY removed to 8. E. corner Bee butlding, Is pre- pared to close loans on city real estate promptly and at lowest rates. Submit avplication. 404 O14 VW ANEED, HOUSE FOR CASIL AND LOTS, Wanted, purchuser for $2.00 w0 rtgngo. Wanted, purchaser for §50 5 per cent wortgage. Wanted'to 1oan. §.000 at 7 per cent. Wanted, one-quartor ¢ood land for §5,000. Wanted, purchaser $2,000 7 per cent morigage. Wanted, business property at close figure. Wanted: house worth #1000 exchange for furm. Wanted, to buy farms cheap. Wanted, chiolce $1.00 lous CF. Harrison, 913 N. Y. 1 E Co., i Doy KLL WILL LE; ¥ SUM, FROM $10 0 $10,000 ON THIEDAY YOU ASK FOR IT. Weo make loans of uny slzo, arke or small, on household goods, pianos. horses, wigons, warehouse recolpts and personal property of all kinds, In any amount, without deluy, pub- Iielty o removal of property: chenpest rates aud easiest payments. SEE US FIRST, DO YOU furniture £nd ‘pianos. Lorses, wirgons and_car- o chouse recoipts or personal property of any kind at the lowest possible rates and 10 the quickest possible thne without publicity or re. moval of property You can pay any part of the loan at any time and 10 this way reduce the cost of carrying the loun. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO, Room 11, Crelghton Block, 15th and Douglas, next to Postoflice. i —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. A curlty; strictly contidential. A. K. Harrls, room 1, Continental block. 083 X PHITCHARD, 6 DOUGLAS BL, 16 & DODGE 2 34 11ve stock. ete., without publicity or re. pval property at the Iowest rates and the easiost poyments. Duff Green, rooms § & § Barker block. “LOANS ¢ TELS. RBASONABLE IN- orest, vartial Paymonts i t0 6 mouths. W. B Davis, &%) Continental block. Klovator 1ot st. ) MONEY AT LOW BATES ON ANY KIND OF security. Keystono Mge. Co., 203 Shooly bloo k. o - TEL SECURITY buskaess contidoatial K. 633 Bourd Trade. MW 0.0 ALMS AND Guorke aul, 1605 Fay goods, boots, Lurdware. cloth Lave lurge discount Address in contidence, bo. proas and urge lotter pross. baw Printing Co. ) south Omaha, Xiv TATTEL LOANS: ANV rate. J. 6. Van Gildor, room 2 flonal bank MONEY LOANED CHEAP A1 tme. Nebrasks Loan Co.. 1316 Dougla MONEY T0 LOAN ON FURNITULKE, P1ANOS, s, wagons and collateral security. Busi: eas configantial.” ¥roa orry, oo 453 Natige bik i — e — BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE-FURNITURE, O RN WO0N Ouse 4l 8 bargein. Enquire at el y 5 NEXT THIRTY DAYS, I beaters, hard und soft coal 000k w0 ves and ranges. new wud second band FURNITURK OF TKOOM FLAT, NEARLY | very chieap 10F cush. Addross L 30 Live. —WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED BUILDING and loan s9Mcilor, one Who can put in & bourd Of 0 abares. 1o Owaba, and loan 20,000 &t oue, ‘Address A if. Motregor. Beo ofice, Counell Biufly. Mis2 CHOP 1OUSE IN LINCOLN FOIl SALE aolug u good business. - Address Z Omaha Boe Lineola, N NI FOI SALE, BUSINKBS THAT PAVS 8000 T0 200.00 por month; can be worked at home small capital; 00 e3perience necer 0 TI0MFE_SEVKENS—IN AVONDALE PARK you ean have an_elegant home arranged to suit you, with bullding fimit, trees, walks, sewer, water, and’ gas, within walking distance 'of _ business, 8chools and churches, and all for about §3.000, Cer- tnin to bo the prettiest inside restdence addition in thiecity. Over one-third of it already sold. See us for particulars beforo the price s raised. Fidel- Ity Trust company, 1702 Farnaw st. 196 CLIUAGO & NOK! Union Depot, Councll Bluffs. Chicago Expross Vestibule Limited.. . L. Enstern Flyer..... {ix Sun) Atlantio Mall (Bx M W ESTERN Dey.ot 15th and_ Webster St t. Louls Expross. ‘St. Touls Kxpross.. OMAHA & Depot. Council Rlufts. Unton Depot.Councli Bluffa .Night Expres: . Atlantic Expros: Ibule Limited ot, Councll Blufs. 3 ty_Day Expross I Knnwns City Night Expross. .. St. Louls Exp “Accommountion. . ul Cxpross. .. JOR BALE. 10-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, MODERN Improvements, good barn on §2nd stroot near ark. Must be s01d, at o big sacrifico. k. . Rluger, 519 Farnam, 635-21% CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY, Depot, Councll Bluft hicago Expre hicago Kxpros: Creston Local “ DRESSMAKING. FRGAGEMENTS W0 DO DIEESMAKING families sollcitod. Miss Sturdy, 520 5 FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER WISHES SEW fng 1o familles after the Isth. Address K 63 Boo ofice. 42 VW ANTED. EVERY LADY 10 KNOW TITAT SHT: Ccan loarn five profossions free nt 04 New York Life. We tench you how 10 cut garments to fit without trying o With or without seams, sonm- loss knrments, Madam Aberly, represeating Prot. Delamorton, Parls, France. itepresentatiyes wanted. PUESSNAKER, TTHOROUGHLY COMT wishes work in_ familios. Chargos ronsc Addross L 27, Beo ofl 4121 MES CK. 1 HAVE JUST RETURNED from the cast and will reopen my dressmaking barlors Octoler Ist, Rooms 609510 Brown block, cor. 10th and Douglas sts 045 03¢ L ON SEPT. I4TH, FROM D20t und Puul streots, o large bay horse. Light d, s wsunburn mark on hip and side, was Liod Lo an open end spring bugky. Open bridal A roward {or the relurn 0fMRwO L0 8.6, Stevenson, il4 Francls streot. 4lg e — — TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM SOUTH OMAH A DAug. 20, 0ns bay mule, welghing 1,00 pounde, whito nose. Liberal roward for return of Informa’ tion. Owen Bros. 415210 OST ON NIGUT OF SEPT. 1111, BEIWEEN Liort Omaha and Farnanrsiroot. VoI lap robe, checkered light and dnck: - Findor pleass loave word or robe at Weats liygey baro, #th Loay- enworth streets and get rewitd w021 OST—SPAN OF HORSHB~ONE DAKR BROWN the other very dark—ojg: iwo hind foet white atrayed e fulr KEGU Finder addross “Thomas R. Peterson, 8. W' cor, Cumings and 21st, 4 i 3 DANCING, BGHOOL, S s bl s SO MK, & MIS MORAN 'S HELO0L FOR DANCING Armory Capital Avei T" re-opon for the season on Suturday, Ocloberdst for children, and “Tuesday,October 4L for agnits. Clreulurs at Snow, lund & Co’s drug sk, 15th and Farnam Frivate lessons can bo ta¥Pi now at thelr resi dence, 3906 Dodge St 129 07 —_— THE BEALTY MARKET WARRANTY DEEDS. Amanda Klimbeok to Caroliue Specht, lota 2 and 2, block 2 Millard Prace .. 10.000 Poppleton Park Building associacion to = Harman, lot & block 2, Poppleton A Fogelstron und 'wite 10 Tuuiwniiel Deuconess ussociation, lots 14, 14 and 15, block 5, Moumouth park, and lot 18, block 7. Colller Plac R . Midway Tnvestment combany 1 Minaie Poppard, lot 5, block 9, Albright's an- 900 nex . G T Mills 1o Deer park avess aoae . ae HW Curtls aid wite to Eaith Shields. (ot T TR B e exden e 8G Empey und wife'to WK Paiterson, lot 16, block 5, Bedford Place.... ... .. E R But er and wife to W I Stevens, 10t 9, biock 1, Btevens Pluce.. Total smount of trausfers. loux City Express (Kx. Sund'y) icrofs Passongor (1 THE SHIRTEST LINE TO CHICAGO isviathe Chica go, Milwaukee & St, Paul R'y, as represented on this map. Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled Omaha daily at 7:05 p.m., ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a.m. City Ticket Office, 150t Far-. nam St., Omaha, F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent. Notice of Assess tof Damnges for U struction of @ Viaduct Along Fifteenth Street Over the Tracks, To the ownors of all lots anl and renl estute along Fifteonth streef, tween Leavenworth street und Plerce sireet, and the approaches to the proposed viaduct 10 be constructed over the tracks on Fificenth arts of lots You ' are hereby noufled that the signed, three disinterested freeholders of the ©ity of Omaha, have boon duly wp with the npproval of iy, 1o ussess the damage Lo the owners respectively of the property af- construction wlong 15th street, over the rallway tracks on und neross 15th screet, between Leavenworth street and Plerco street, declared nu by ordinance 3229, pasedl proved August 24, 1802, wre furthy cepted sald nppointmen as required by Y Counell of said ¢ August 2, 1892 ap- notified, that hay duly gualified L on the 15t day of 4t L6 Lour of 10 o iu the forcuoon, at the office of Joho F. Flack. room 591 Chamber of Commerce, it of suid city, meet for the pose of cousidering and making the as- essment of damage 1o ively, of suld property, affected struction of sald viadietand its taking lnto consideration special OWNErs respects by suld con- u_are notifled to be pres foresald, and make any objections 10 OF SLALeWEnts CONCORNINg, said ussessment of dumages, 45 you ma der proner. F. FLACK, UEORGE J Coumittee of Appralsors Owana, Bept. 7, 166 SUPREME COURT, Proceedin ad Belore the State’s Highest Judiciary Yesterday, Lixcory, Neb., Sept. 21.—{Special to Tng Bre.]—The following proceedings were had before the supreme court today : E. Ross Hitchcock, esq., of Johnson county was admitted to practic State ex rel Wileox vs Crabtree; rule on defendants to show cause by October 27, 1802, why bill of referee for § and ste- nographer's fees should not be aliowed. Farrivgton vs Srone; motions to quash bill of exceptions and disi.iss appeal sustained. Risse vs Gasch; dismissed unless cost boad is fled within fiftcon days. Talcot vs IMield; motion for judgment in suprenie court over— ruled. Jones vs Wolf; motion to quash bill of exceptions sustained. State ox rel First National bank vs Owen; referred to N. D. Jackson, State ex rel Wessel vs Weir; submitted on molion to attach defend- ants for contempt of court. Tyson vs Chi- cago, Burlngton & Quincy Railroad com- pany; order on plaintiff o file boud in ten days. Swartz vs Duncan; subumitted on motion to dismiss. Disher vs Disher; sub- mitted on motion to quash bill of exceptions. Dawson vs Dawson; continued. The following causes were argued and sub- mitted : Powell vs Poteet, Nehr vs State, Washourn vs Osgood, Greer vs Canfield, Work vs Brown, Bush 'vs Bank of Commerce, Conway vs Roberts, Swartz vs Duncan, Toworrow causes from the Second dis- trict, including the counties of Cass and Otoe, will be called. . Before udjourning the followiug cases were decided : Kingsley vs Butterfield. Error from York county. Afirmed. Opinion by Mr, Chief Jus- tice Maxweli, Norval J. not sitting. Dumagos which necessarily result from the tnjury complalued of muy bo recovered with- out uuy special stutement of the same, and a motion to muke the petition more “definite and cortain” by stuting in what manner the plalnuifl has been “dumaged by the mutters complalned of und the nature un character of stich duniuzes was properly overrule No exceptions were tuken to the instructions nor any ruling of the court on the trinl; and 18 bolnk udwittod tiat the defendunts below had fulled to comply with thelr contrast to lay out and open a publie roud, vhe building of'u railwuy on the proposed route w.ll nov reileve them from tho payment of dsinages for the failure Lo porform Cousaul vs Sheldon. Krror from Lancas. ter county. Afirmed. Opinion by Mr, Jus- tice Norval. While all the parties w0 & joint judgment that 18 sought to be roviewed Ly this court by s petition In orror should bo' ade. partics ligrein, yeu where tho cause {s submitted to this court on its merits, and bo objection is interposed that thero {5 & defect of partios until after sach submission, it will be taken to constitute s walver of the absence of proper purtios. Every material allezatlon of new matter in a pleading not denied by the suswer or reply, fOF Lhe Purposes of the aetion, Is o be tuken 5088 Samission of toat! "The admlssion of testimony 1o prove a fact aduittod by the ploudiag. is orror Without prejudice, for which a judgment will not be reversed. The order in which a party shall introduce his testimony rests lu the discretion of the presiding judge. Where & bullding 18 not erected within the e Hiited by the butlding contract through the defuault or negiect of the contractor the owner 13 ontitled to recover hiy damages thereby sustained. Insach cuse itis notervor for the owner to prove that the bullding had been loused for a stipulated sum and (hat the tenant was Lo take possession s soon &s the work wus completed, where it wis shown that the rewsonubio rental value excecded the amount of rent reserved by the louse. It is competent to show on cross examina tlon of a witness thut he Is hostlle or un- friondly towards 206 of tho parties, aud If ke deny such fact, It Is proper 1o contradict bim by proving his declarations or statouents uinde out of court. Such evidence 1o be ad- wissible must tend to show that the witnoss entartains such hostility at tho time of "o trial The extent to which & witness may be cross eximiued for the purpose of sLowing his bias i1s within the diseretion of the trial court, and unless there has boen an abuse of disoretio; llm{\u‘lnn t will not be reversed. Where offered testimouy Is excluded, the error, if uny, Is cured by the subsequent ad- mission of Lhe same ovidor.ce. A bullding contract contained a provision 1o the efect thut the owner during the pro- grossof the work might make changes or alter ations In the plans of the bulldine and thas the making thoreof should not avold the con- tract. In am Action Upon the cOntractors bond 1t was held that the making of reasona- ble changes which did not materially ineroase 110 costs of the bullding bovond the contraes DPrice, Will not Folenso the suroties. A surety can not ur.e the default of his prineipal us a kround for dliseharge from his oblieation Where the and specifications for & building re eu_after tho contracy In si:ned, without the knowiedgo of consent of QILICT Of the Parties. the same will not vitiate tho contriet, Hold, (At tharo 18 0o roversi- IO error i the eMaTo of the conrt, and that the fnstructions roquested. which wore nov given, were bropeiy rofused Boll vs Paul. Error from Douglas county. toversod aud remanded. Opinion by Chief Justice Maxwell A contractor entored Into 4 weltton acron- ment with the owner to furnish nll materinls and oreet for him w building fn_nccord Wwith certain plans and spocifications, u 1iver the samo free from all (ens for labor or materiuls, and the contract further vrovided thitt the contractor was to receive therofor o stipulatod sum, paynble ns the work pro- gressed on the eStimates of the arehitoot, losa 15 por cont, Which was to bo retained by the owner until the expiration of ninety days from the compivtion of the work, and tho Was piyable only inthe event that thoro wors 10 1ons upon the proporty for IALOE OF M- torlalssuppiied throu :h the contencter, A bond WS RIven by tho CONLEACLOF WiLh Suretios to complete the bullding according to the con- tract. and tuen the Samo over 1o the owner, diseharged of all ons. Paynionts woro mado s tho contractor without the consent of the surotles during the progress of the work with out estimutes of the architoct and fn oxoess o 8 por cont of tho contract price. [n n actior on the bond (L was held thut the suretios wors ried for lability. Id, that the tonth instruction to the did not corroctly state the rulo of damazes in an aetion upon the bond. Deyviue va Burieson. Error from Hold county. Afirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justico Norval. A deseription of tract of | plaint in an action of foreibie entry and uiner, boforo a justico of the peaco of o county ns the “nw i section 20, townslin 2, range 1 wost,” 8 not vold for uncertainty, although’ neither the merilian, county nor stute Is givon. Thoro Is but one tract of land I s state to which sueh description 18 ap- piicable that is situated in the county Where tiie netion was originally vrought. Miller vs Antelopo county. krror from Antolopo county. AMirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Norval. A moton for n now trinl {8 nocessary to ob- tain a review by petition in error of the rul- Ings of the trinl court on the admission or ox- clusion of testimouy or o securs a review of the evidence for the purpose of deternining Wwhethor it is sufticient to - sustain the tinding and judgment, ‘'he Star Union Lumber company vs Fin- ley. Apveal from Douglas county, Re- versed and judgment will bo enterod in this court. in favor of the plamtiff and D. C. Bry- ant upon the coming in of the report of the roferoe heroafter uppoiuted, Cause referred to ascertain amount due on the policies, and amount dus the plaintiff aud D). C. Bryvant respectively, and report the samo with ail convenient spead 1o this court. Opinion by Mr. Cufel Justice Maxweli. An action was instituted to foreclose o me- chanies' lienand have certain poiicies of fu- surance tuken i tho nuime of tho land owner assigned to the plaintitf. Tlold, that thy netion bolng instituted s ‘one fn_dquity thit the procedure in equity i regard 1o appoals 10 tho supreme court ap'ies oven 1f some of the procecdiugs were In tho nuture of an action at law. Tho testimony onduct of the purties clearly establish the making and aelivery of tho policies of Insurance. An adjuster filled out the proof of loss and stated therein that the Insured was the owner in foe simple, when, in fact. ho claimed under 4 contract. "This ho handud to tho Insurod and reauestod hin to o before a notary pub- lio and make onth to the samc. The proot was not red to_the insured, ana thatho did not read the sume, but supposed that it had been fillea out properly, - toid, that the evidenco showed that tho insured had an insurable interest in the proporty, and thut the proof of loss would have beon equally available had tho insured statod the actual tiots as to his ownership, and that the compuny was not prejudiced by the mis- stutement, After a ioss has occurred the Insured may assign the right to recover for same without the consent of tho insuranco company, und the assignee may recover in iis own nume. The provision in a polley of insurance that the company shallhive sixty days in whic to piy tho loss s personal and may be wiived by it. Itis merely a provision that during the tme stated It shall not bo liable for costs. Kirschbaum vs Scott & Gilbert. Error from Lancaster county. Reversed and re- manded. Opioion by Mr. Chief Justice Maxwoll. Where an attorney waulves process and ap- pears for a defendant his autherity to do so will be presumed, but the defendant mu, deny and disprove such authority, in which ounse he will not be bound by the attorney's uppearunce. In the cuse stated, held, That the questions prosented, aside from the wunt of authority of the attorneys to uppear, aro: (1) Thut the actlon ov which the atta 1 id arose upon contraet. (2) Th R 08 ucted in good falth in the garnishnent proceedi The Union Pacitic Railway company vs Mertes, Error from Douglas county. Af- firmod.” Opluion by Mr. Chlof Justice Max- well. Under the common law, whero an action s dismissed for want of prosecution, it the cost of the plalntifl, tho plaintifl s required to puy such costs beforo prosecuting w second action for the same cause. In equity procedure, however, this rule Is not cnforced. A court of equity will Lo governed by the circum- stunces of each case, und whero there Is o valid excuso given for the fafluro to pay the 15 n the former sult, will not compol” such payrient 4s a condition of permitting tho sccond to proceed. The equity ruie prevalls under the coae, and, while the court witl not peruit vexatlous litlgation, 1t will in a propor cuse exouse the nonpayuient of costs in the cuse previously instivuted. If w party desires Lo submit his caso to the Jury on tho evidence of the plaintiff und asks un Instruction that the jury find for the de- fendant, he should uko his motion to that effect, without reservation. If he doos not, the court may refuso to entortain it. The questions of negligence were properly submitted Lo the jury. Although i purly may have nozligently ex- posed himsel? to un mjury, yet if the defend- ant, atter discovering Lis ‘oxposed situation, inflicts the injury upon bin through u failure to exercise ordinury cave, the plaintiff may Fecover dinmuges. Wayne county vs Cobb. Original. Action dismissed. Opinion by Mr. Jusuce Norval, The bounduries of un organized county can not be lawfully chunged 5o ns to add to- suok county adjoining unorgan; less u majority of the inhub) tory 50 potit on the county board of the 2ounty to which 1t 18 proposed to be added. nor unless the proposition hius recolved the sanction of u ority of the voters of such county utan election tuly called and held therein for that purpo Wilkins vs Wilkius, Error from York county, AfMrmed, Opinion by Mr, Chief Justice Mux- well, Norval J. took no part in the docision, Ono F. W., father of B. A. W, assistod i pay- Ing und'securing cortuin dobis of his son uid sived a bill of <ilo from the son of certain persouul property whish he ol possossion of. I'he proof clearly estublished tho fuct that the son & year or moro before the execubic of the bill'of sale hud been injured wnd his mind hid been affected 50 4s Lo Incapucitite him to transact business and that bis father had knowledge of Uiese facts. In an action of replovin by the son o Fecover the propert; tho CONLIACL O DOINE £OT HBCoSSATIoS, Wil lield vold. Becond. It 15 probable that in & proper proceeding the father m4y Y subroguted 10 the rights of crod.tors of his son Whoss debts ho appirently n good faith vaid in whole or in° part o secured. Malioy vs Malloy, Error from Saunders county. Reversed and remanded. Opiuion by Mr, Cuief Justice Maxwell. In January, 1834, one E. D, M. leased olzhty acres of school dand from the stute, and in February of the sunie year entered nto s con- tract with one C. . to surrender his louse to him, and he, O. 1%, was 1o advance the firat payment and purehaso the land from the suite, taklng the contract in h s own nume, and . D M., upon the ropaymontof the money advanced and Interest thoreon, was o Tecoive an assignment of the contract. In July, i85, E DM, died Tntestate and with- % flled his olalm against tho noy loaned, interest and taxos puld, and afterwards withdrew the swie and isslgned the eontract to the plaintilf, the futhor of E. DM, Neither E. D, M. nor bis wife, the defondant had paid any part of the mouey lowned and pald out by ©. P, Held, ustripped of all questions of descont which do 1ot control, tho pluinti M stanas in the shoes of 0. P wid Ulo defendunt, must porfaru the contractof E. D. M., and tho plalotiff is en- ttied tou dooree Of foreclosure und sale for the amount due. Becond. 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