Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken until 1230 p. m. for the evenin ¢ 8o until §:90 p. m. for the moraimg snd Sunday itions. Adverilsers, by requesting & nnmberod cheek, 0 an have their answers addressod 10 A numbes Tetter in oare of THE BEk. Anwwers 80 addreased will be delivered upon presentation of the check. SITUATIONS -WANTED. Raten. Tige 8 word first ||| after. Nothing ta A_LADY OF G0 ik wituation in bAKery OF clear store X 40, Boo. ‘A —YOUNG WIDOW EXPERIENCED 1N HOTEL 1o word thers- 25¢. RANCE WOULD Address work would like position in linen room or chamber work. Address X 50, Beo. WK A ‘A EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS AND lwflT and shoe saleaman wants position In re Wore. Address X 66, Beo. 014 5 “A —POSITION AS COOK IN PRIVATE FJ w Apply 1410 venworth at word firat nasrtion, 1o wa taken for leas than 26¢. 1there- EXTRA AMS FURNISHED: SOLICITORS, T} pay to_ men with rigs. American Wringer Co., 1000 Towar st 700 B, AGENTS SALARY O COMMISSION. _THE roatest livention of the age. The New Patent Chemical Ink Er: pell. Sells on wikht. Works Ifke magie. 8 are making $25.00 1o $126.00 per week. For the Monroe Eraser Mfg. O rther partiou X 36, La C “ “WANTRD. MEN_FOR THE SOUTH IN TEN- ensee. Arkantan Missinsippl & Loulatann fare,Kramer & O'Hoarn, A SOLICITORS, WANTED, INDUSTRIOUS ];lmlh noxen. Industrinl insurance. Room 5, verctt bloek, Counell Bluffs. MEAL O SALESMEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER. We pit ont goods In glans rolling plos. 560,00 nonth and_expenses, or commission. Chicago Baking Powder Co., 707 Van Buren street, Chicago. Hoa J2* ‘R WANTED, MEN IN EVERY ||h1 ribute elrenlars for big ad two acent Aambn w IIWH LOIIIDH")’. Imll:unw.ln. BilAyr " FIRST CLASS ress X 05, Bee. will work for §18.00 per w for particy d. MD10 5 WANTED, IF YOU ARE A CATHOLIC AND write MeConnell Arch street. Boston, Mass. M2l b WANTED, 5 BXPERIENCED 1ot A\'l) shoe shipping eleriks. 1111 Ham ~ WANTED—FEMALE HELP. " Ratos, 1ie aword firat naertion, 1¢ h'h‘n Nothing Illll'n for leas than 25 s Lo (- BEST WAGES TO COMP| ton, 2408 Farnam. B word thers be good cook and laundress. Jwill puy you §5.00 o $15. wirletly home work for us: no_ean: prompt paymont; send aelf-nddr cascd en Liberty Supply company, 224 Tremont Toston, Muss. MS71 1\ WANTED, A BRIGHT YOU PERSON /aw gishier. “Kulin & Co, 15th and Douglas. - WANTED, GIRL, FOR GENERAL_ Hou /work. Inquire 2114 Chicago. FUR RENT—HGUSES. R l<'n Ii line gach fusertion. $1 a line per month. Nothing tken for less than I OF THR CITY. JSES IN ALL PART: " Davis company, 1605 Far G-ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN. CHOI tanford cirele. C. 8, Elgutter, 204 Beo bldfr CASS, . JOHNSON, w03 HOL IN s 1815 5 Druufisns‘ ¥F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. AGENTS WANTED. Rates, 10 & word first Insertion, 1o & word thereatier. Nothing taken for leas than 25 “AGENTS WANTED, LOCAL AND GENERA ot 8 quick seliing priented novelty. 100 1o 1 L roent Dot ood solcitors ean’ mko from ?m 50 10 $900.00 & month: tereiios fregn Wi partieulars. The Ohlo Novelty D 1, Cin- cinnati, 0. 808 or woman need affer such Hberal indo our fast welling herb' remed) money required. Work easy ahd highly profitable. Fall particulars if yon ask for them. The Dr. Stare Horb Remedy Co., 204 Ksat 43rd st Chicago, Til ) ements to agents to handle Ui A a month, 1f taken hold of_quickly. Onr goods sell in all loalities, no matter how hard the tnes readily a8 by hungry, “Address M Tirers. Donton, Mass, - M03 WANTED. T8 TO SELL OUR NEW Jhook, * Common Sense in Busiicss Mat Sella atwight. Send for eireular, Voorly Rndd, 178 Monroe stroel, Chicago. M778 6 POCKET CIGARETTE MACHINE FOR MAK- Ing your own clgareiton. Agents wanted' Ad- dress Cigarette Roller Co., Falrmont, Neb. Mes1 AGENTS, FIRST CLASS, LOCAL AND GRN- Tady and gentlomen, for an afticlo uaed in overy household: 613 8. 10th street. M#24 7 ~WANTED. AGENTS EVERYWHRERE ON P 00 and commissi tra, (0} 4 lose stamp, Am. Lock-Crank C: I8, word first taertion, Nothing taken for less tha therearter. K WANTED, O RENT FURNISHED ROOM for man and wite, five minutes walk from Bee building. Address X 61, Bee, B06. ~WANTED, 2 OR 3 ROOMS FOR LIGHT housckeeping: unfurnished preferred. Address X 02, Be MBO3 5 NIOELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH GOOD board by the month in private German family deaired by youngmarried couple without ehildre . State price and location. Kountze addition pro- ferred. Address Y 2, Boe M STORAGE. Rates, 10c 4 line each Insortion. $1 th. ' Nothing taken for less thin Rates, 114c To 0a line per 4 STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HAR- ney, 509 M, STORAGE = FOR HOUSEHOLD ~GOODS, clean and chieap rates. R. Wells, 1511 Farnam. 510 STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES AT Wi \muk able D 17 WANTE D~1_‘O BUY. Rates 1i4e 4 word firat insartion, 1ea word thera- after. Nothing taken for 163 than 2 N WITH F. D, WEAD M350 - WANTED, ROLLER TOP DESK, FIRE proof safe and ofice chairs. Must be good and heap. Address X 31 M72 WANTED, 18 OR 21-DRAWER LETTER file. 11, W. Hancock, Neola, Ia. “WANTED, TO BUY FIRS top desk. Address A. E. county court, ____¥OR SALE—_FURNITURE. Rates, 1'4e_a_word firat tnsertion, 1o thereafier. Nothiug taken for less than 2 O STOVES 07 ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW 'Wells Auction and Storage Co., 1111 Fnrun‘l(r‘ ;fl,. LASS ROLL Walkup, clerk_of MO a word $60.00 STERLING BASE BURNER ie. Address-X 08, Bee offic M THE_OMAHA DATLY BEE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1593, e (DATARGM <= < |ELACTED 4 WEN ATIORM |52 268 B AR R Y A T SR AC: IN CHILDREN s U e sired), $10,000.00 to #15.000.00 cash required. No trades considered, The company has an estab- Iished trads on a ready selling artiele at a good profit. Address 8 59 Bee. LUME Retail businens in York, Nob., a city fnhabitants. County seat. Only one othe city. Best business opening In the state particulars address D. C. Bell, York, Neb. AND COAL VARD FOR SALE. of 5,000 e yard in For MY STOC 0 Y8 s e Y A FAVORARL an old establishe ary 1. Inereane of bus ditfonal capital which map be active or sileat on guaranteed leeitimato Correspondence or interview solicited. W miog & Co, 14th and Douglan street Mooz 0D PAVING FOR SAL RE busin nhiouses 10 rent Gee, Cou FOR GROCERY STOCK, INVOICE #1.500.0 ontabliahed, first-clans trads and location: a snap; don’t delay {nvestigation. X 57, Ree oMe: MRHO 5 WANTED, e PARTNER IN il patronized by pable of handling w “Rates, 100 4 e month. Nothing tak 771 0WN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA KANSAS Jand Dakota, Wil sell cheap or exchange for make. horaen and eattle. Add. Box 70, Frankfort Ind 77-STOCK _ OF 'want horses and AND NOTION 205 Frank lurix INERY 4 Tox P.0. Box 303, Fremont, Midz D17 80 ACRES CLEAR LAND TO TRADE FOR grocory atock. Price, $2.000.00; 4 miles from Contont ChLy 40 adra e cullivation. ‘balancs Bt for cultivation, Address lock box 463, Central City, Neb. MAT6 D1s* /——mo TO 1200 ACRES CLEAR BLACK $ mn, fiand cash for mase. D.J. Wilson, Norfolk, Neb. 7 4 FOR SAL barn bn g )REXCHANGE, GOOD LIVERY Have kood Jand 1n’ South Dakota will trade for MO35 D24 3 town. Wil trade for stock of goods, h 00d work horses or for good land. stock of goods. Address, J. H. Engl FOR SALE—REAL ESTATL ates, 100 a line o Nothiig ) Do FOR SALE. A chole improved 40-acra tract in Sarpy of the town of La Platte, miles from new Fort Crook; two by: taxes light in’ this k, Omaha and South tusortion. # 1 for less th a nsures g garden truck, s try, besides sy ndid pro time. Wall JROR SAL L fing rim product can offer this n attractive price for a short 1218 Harney st. 370 D13 SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Acre 1018 0n Q AL, hall way between Se mour Park aud South Omaha. No Interest, J. A Dodge, 1200 I st 548710 USINESS BLOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE eastern Nobraska. P. 0. box 100, Cteston, Nev. M718 For over two yeard my little girl's life was made miserable by #'€ase of Catarrh. ‘The discharge from the, fiose was large, constant and very ve. Her eye: became inflamed, theé fils swollen and very gainfu} After various reme- dies, I gave her The first bot- tle seemed to aggravate the sease, but the symptems soon abated, and in a short time she’Was cured. Dr. L. B. Rl'rcfli.v. Mackey, Ind, Onr book on Blood aml i Diseases maflad free. BWIFT SPECIFIO , Atlanta, Ga. i ] e ¢ SUES & 0., SOLICITOKS. Bos OMAHA, NEB. Advice FREY. Taaves |CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & G Omaha | Dopot 10th and Muson St Vesti Arrives Omaha 5 p i e 140 jeagh Expross. 7.02 pr " Chileago & lows Local 11.33a; seeersin LAOCAL Loaves | BURLINITON & 50 RIVAL "Amv.; Omaha | - D3pdt 10t a0l Missn Sts. | Onvie Tl Denver Bxpross. }s o3 am . Deadwood 110 pm XDrOWS. u 10 pm (Except S | AFrves | Oma nsan Oty DAY Bxpross.. O. Night Exp. vIAU. P, Trans. | 6. Mlm HICAGD, K. L. & PACIFIC. [Arrives on Dapot_10th & Marsy Sis.| Omaha ox Sunday) | D 00 pm | . Night Bxpross, . | G40am 5.00pm 0 Vestibulal Limits1. | 2:00pm 1210 am |Gklahoma Bxp. (0 0. B, ex. Sun| ¢ i PR V0. |Okiahoma &Texas Exp. (F ...Colorado Limite 1. 25 am Ga0am MuT‘ Z TArl .Overland Flyer. atrice & Stromab'g Bx (6x Si Pacific E: Teaves Omaha Omaha FETE Arrives Dosh L [T 1. Deadwood B [B5.10pn 9.00am |(Ex. Sat.) Wyo. BExp. (Ex. Mo | 00p | Norfolk Bxpreas (Bx. Sunfiy) B.45pm .St Paul Express o] I|Iruvnl‘1x press 4.05 pm | I Ventbilo Limita 630 pm _Eastern Flyeu i) Che, Pags.. (X MO, Valley Losil. -110:20 pm msmmu PACIVIC, — [Atrives 15th and Webstor'Ste. | Onwa 0 prm | 8t Louls Express ... .| 6.00 am 10.00 pm| ... ISt Louls Express 450pm 5.19 pm| Diily (ex Sim) Nebr: Leaves | JPOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, AN ELEGANT uearly new frame residence, ten rooms. all modern improvements, facing on Hanscom park, verydesirable. Apply to John Dale, 209 New York Life M776 8 HOUSE AND 6/ '00T LOT ONLY F.K. Darling, Barker block.” Ms10 0 ITY IN (:()Oll EIGHT-ROOM "0(' E, MOD- MALL D 5"\)0 00. E2 FOR SALE—MISC ELLANEOUS. “NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, HANSCOM Pince, cheap. 7. W.Squire, 248 Bee. M315 Rates. 14c s word firal Insertion. le a word thereafter.” Nothing taken for less thin 2: )5 Roox HousE, MODERN. FURNISHED OR unfurnished. Apply 1112 S. 10th. 413 D—i‘olm -ROOM HOUSE 034 8. 17 St. $11. 00 e --m-'vundu)ox HOUSE AND BARN CHFAP. Nico lawn, treaw: city water, elhtern, ‘oemonied vellars, hath: nearmotor, See’ owne: D.V. St ens, 601 Paxton biock, or I, McCloud, N. Y. Lt ’ D CAPITOL AVE., itelien' vange, bath and . Sulted 10 1 itariey ot ‘ roomers and boarders. : R 1),1031,50, S0TH AVE, FINEST AND DEST : butit 10-room restdence in the eity. bath. lain- clty and ciktern water, electric bells. gus, fur- 1 collar and_every eonvenienees, hurd —ONE BRUNSWICK BILLIARD TADLE AND one pool table, used 6 months, 48 g0od as_uew, for wule cheap, - Address P. 0. bok 813, West Point] ob, 2 FOR SALE OHEAP, 1 TWO-REVOLUTION bell newspaper press and 1 double eylin. der Taylor, air spring, with two folders: good con- dition.” Address for particulars Lock Box 8, South Omaha, Neb. 372 Q FOR SALE, PUG PUPPIES, 1818 BURT street. M360 D20* —HUBERMAN.JEWELER,COR. 13 £DOUGLAS Establishied 1866. Diamond importer; bedrock. 16 J5 ‘A CARLOAD FINE, FRESH COWS. CALL atternoon.” Twenty-ffih and Burcstrct, érm. only 3 biocks from Farnam cars: for a clearlot. F. K. Darliug. Darker Blk. D848 5 A ARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, $ALE or trade. . K. Darll bk, 820 (OQENER LOT. PLAINVIEW ADDITION, CIEAP) — | UAddreas No. 13 Wi s Cl 931 —Sioux Clty Accommodation.. | Sloux City Express (Bx. Su. )| L Limfied:.. am 1.15pm (X 0pm 05 pm 10pm Oakiand “omana| _Der BABom| = OMAHA & 81 LOULS. . Depol,iaUpiatd Marc HORSES WINTER:D, ates, 10c o line fon. 1.50 4 line per month.” Nothing taken for leas than 25e. ORSES WINTERED A SPBOIALTY. APPLY 10 _Cotton’s barn, corner 15th and Cass streets. ORSES WINTERED $6 PER MONTH. REALTY, MA dress W. B, Millard, Omaha National 248 D) 6 PARKAVE. Mg ABLES- Will recelve best of care 1 D14 [YORSES WINTERED: $1 PER MONTH. AD- dress Hopper Bros., Elkhorn, Neb, ORSES WINTERED AT WINDSOR & th and Davenport. H c uAlRVOYANTB ’ od finish and oak Hoors. Inquire 2 I 1), o mENT, A NINE-ROOM HOUSE, 'tage plan, an Poppleton avenue, half bl Hanseo i1t by Hicks, decorated by Lehman, {n & good vel it hias furniee, clstern, {8 south front Apply to Ly or to owner, J. L. W er. —HOUSES. A. R. THOMAS, biock. METH 9 D, iEsts AND 8-ROOM HOUSE_IN THE CITY wtlowest rates. Inguire 2502 Blondo. MSG4 J1 and_in first. rato 50 BARKER 1 FLAT OF infon block FINE TEN-ROOM DRICK DWELL irsi-class Tepair. Inquire for W. 3 Douglas. 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT DI wbeio 000 50, 1ac0 st 817 10 Rates, 10 1in each insertion, S1 03 line per month. ' Nothing taken for less than 2; M ANNIE V. WARREN. CLATRVOYANT, reliable business mediu; 5th yearat 119 N.16th. 813 "MASSAGE, BATHS. ETC. 100 & line o $1.50 a line per ch msertlo month. Nothing taken for less tha P MADAME SMITH, FLOOR, room 3, Massi; ARl ine and 864 baths, 3800 9 [ MME. LA RUE, MASSAGE, 410 E™ 1.';1'11 576D _MME. CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS, THIRD floor, room 7, massage, alcokol, Sulbhur ewd sea baths. MO14 100 Rates, 1 nsartion, $1.50 a line month. Notinz ticen for less than 2c. T, ELEOTRO-TH r {reatment, manicure 1946 8.15th. Withnell bik per . Sealp and b d ehiropodist. M rs. Post ¥OR RENT.FURNISHED ROOMS. Tates, 1 thereaftor, éc n word first Insertion, lca word Nothing taken for less than VURNISHED 1OOMS, AT 1628 CAPITOL uve, Mo2sD E MODERN ROOMS, BURT. 4 Mo37 D24 ) ROOM, 2017 HARNEY ST. THT B E» FURNISHE ST LIGHT MO3E 7% FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, GAS BATH and beat, $6.00. 8N 10th, Bib 4% F PO, BENT C BLEGANTLY ¥URNISHED Uatoam heatod roons, G0 8. 13t et BAO S LARGE FRO ROOM AND DAY HOAR] “piiinide. 18th and Dodgo . ONiZ LARGE FRONT ROOM AND BAC P00 SLeL 201 DESIRABLE ROOMS, aliablo for’ (wo gentlemen; Vounlencen, 2007 Ciss. 2 LARGE FRONT ROOM IN PRIVAT 3 Dodge sirect. ALCOVE, moders con’ 514 ORSES WINTERED. FAIR GROUNDS. 1 & $4 mo.: hay & grain twice u duy. horse box stall. Kinney Bros. or J. T. Withrow. = Tet- 10; M706. 107 UNDEETAKERS AND EMBALLMRS Raica, 10¢ 4 line each indPFion, $1.50 4 1o per month. Nothing taken for leys than 25 ‘Tw BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOHN G ter withM . 0, Maiil), unde: 5.1 Tel. ¢ K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIJ H « embalme 1618 Chi go 8. Tel, ~_ DRESSMAKING. X Rates, 10¢ a line each inser month. Nothing taken for [DRESSES, $1i WRAPPERS, $2. 906 N. 2 JOR SALE. BLOCK OF STOCK IN A BANK IN [ this eity, doing a £00d business, lving promise of large increase and handsome retirns. Address Box 706, eity. 716 0 TANTED, DRESSMAKING IN PAMILIE: give best of reference. Address X 67 Be ~IF YOU BARNESTLY DESIRE QUICK, AD- vautageous, honorable marriage send 10 for New Year's Number Matrimonial News, Mercur; iailed in plain sealed envelop. Mereur. 6th trect, Now York. M7 T—VIAVI IS A HOMR TREATMENT HEAUTH book and consuitation free. Send name 60 Y. Lifo Bldg. Lady attendan MET7, MONEY TO I OAN—-EEAL EBTATE Rate onth. Nothing tal [ 7MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. The 0. . Davls Co., 1305 Fari Eit LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED V iy proporty, €4.000 aud upwards, 4 per nodelays. W, n Suiith & Co., 1420 Furuam 516 s at 10w rates for cholee wécurity on d Towa farms or Omaha elty p u]n~r7l)'. i ¥ TO LOAN AT LOWE improved and inimproved Ouwhy 0.6 years, Fidelity Troat Co., 1702 MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES pply to W, B, Melkle, First National Bk ll:“‘ 810 Rates Lige o we tion, 1o word thereafter. Not for 1ess ihin 2o YOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF 17h . 7 YOUNG “'(JIH\'IA '8 Cliristian e DOLA Tbesiesun ¥ SOUTH ROOM FOR Vemien at “The Frookor " ssoclation, 1118, 1N, I8TII ST, 209 AND 2 807 WO GEN- 116 N. 201l siveat, MNT0 9 BOARD AND ROOM: STEAM HEAT. Gl 61,50 0 85,00 por weels. 411 Norti L LY FIRST CLASS GAS, BOOMS AND STRIC AR ot 2100 Dourion sipest - UTOPIA, 17 Stea heat. 15 ROOM AND BOAKD FOR TWO GH B4 South 20th ave. & ROON: hoard, SINGLE OR EN 1817 Chicago. MOST -1721 DAVENPORT STREET T06-4* TLEMEN His 00 SUITE. _WITH 8D 8 " MONEY TO LOAN»-OHATTLLS. Tates, 100 o line each tusertion, $1.50 a line per month. ' Nothing taken for less than 35¢. LOST. Rates, T a word first insertion, Le & word there- after. Nothlug taken for less thiu 23e. OST STRAYED. BAY MARE, WEIGHT ABOUT 500 pounds. Return 1o 116 8. 51st avenue and trewird. 921 4% OST—ST. BERN DOG. ORANGE COLOR, white color, four white p Name -“Guide," Liberal reward, Charles Ogden, court house. MO32 ~ WANTIED TO BORROW. 10c a line each insertion, $1.50 & 1na per month. " Nothing taken for less than 23c. JGHT TO TEN PER CENT PAID ON ANY Ssum of money; loan secured by first morigage on good Omaha real estate. Alex Moore, 504 Now York Life butlding MH44 D29 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Rates, 10c 4 1ne each insertion, $1.50 4 1in th. " Nothing tuken for 1oss than 25e OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SO0N cquire & worklig Knowle 1d and [ per typowriting at A. C, Van Saut's school of short- hand, 513N, Y. Life. Typewriters to rent. 828 PAWNBROKERS, Rates, 100 a 1ine each insertion. 81 th. Nothing taken for lesa th SONNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER. ne per m J. 1305 We will loan you any sum which you wish, small or large, #t the lowest possible raies, in the auickest possible thne, and for any length of time tosull you. You can Diy it back in such iistall- ments as you wish, when you wish, and ouly pay for It as long u keep it ¥ou can borrow HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAG WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MENRCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER SECURITY. Without bublicity or removal of proporty. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., o0 SOUTH 1004 SRR First floor above the sireet. THB OLDEST, LARGEST ANDONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. - O ROOMS, GOOD BOARD, unwmum 105 Douglas.” 7 818 RNISHED ROOMS WITH lso.uul. 1720 Fn!}.mm., s o SPECIAL WELL PURNISHED SOUTH room, modon, dret class boand.. Cal and ket 2584 Hainoy street. M4 0° ¥. KENT, YURNISHED Refercioos, 214 P T P R0 wog m FORRENT-H10RES AND OFFICES. 3 e per “ROOMS WITH Bireot. MO27 110 wn-u 5 11+ —DO YOU WANT MONEY! : We will loan you ANY SUM you wish on your {FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS. | {CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ete. e give rompt atteution to a1l applicatios by 4 paymeont at any tme. s nopublieity: OF removal of FIDELTY LOAN GURANTER 0O Room 4, Withnell bl Cor. 181k and Harney oia ~MONEY TO LOAN ON cadi farmlauro ot Terry, room BUSINESS CHANCES. Sorpraane o~ > - v~ Douglas st. Loans money on dianonds, WILL LOAN IONHV ON AN\' KIND OF B)A- ches e. silves Tel i X curity: atricily contidensial: “A. 1. Harris, poom | Walches, ele. Old gold aud ailver bought. Tel. 1638 1, Continental Dloek. 822 i ~MONEY TO LOAN BCALES, Rates, 10¢ a line e: month.” Nothing take: EW A insertion, $1.50 « line per for less than 2. SECOND HAND SCALES ALL, KT Address Borden & Selleek Co., Lake st.,Chl SECURITIES FOR BALE “Rates, 10¢ 8 1ne each fns month. " Nothing taken for i THOICE 15T MORTGAGES. ANY AMOUNT. S, G, Wallace, Brown block, 16th and Do, CF Rates, 100 a line cach nsertion, $1. 0 line per month. ' Nothing taken (or less than 2 1 G E LL] KHAH’.( K, uA&JUlS]‘ GLiaio Gliltornia st ANDTRACELRES. STEAMHIPS, AN HOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS NEW ORK,LONDONDERKY & GLASGOW. Furiesia Ethiopla Dee. 16, 11 . na.; Devonts Anchorliy Dee. 2,3 b. w. Saloou. stewrage ralos ou lowasi teruy (o and from the peinelpal Scote Ragliel. 1riah wd all Contineatal poluts. Exeursions Il)hll Clke ago arriviug In thme 10 spead Christmas holldays ab Lon: ror money orders. drafis, 0\“'{(\‘ OF pre- Baid tickets for Chiriytniss preseais apOY 10 si Sirlosl Szeits, or & HEND RSN BROT S, #W&Mfi; el R l Given Street Work. Jim and Joe Collins, both toughs of the worst king, were given twonly days apiece %0 work on tho streels THE KET. e INSTRUMENTS placed ;on reecord Decem- ber 4, 1803 - 4T o of WARRANTHY DEEDI. Linwood . Park Land)company to Terealo Raus, n 40 tob of w 63 fect lots 9 and 10, block 10; Linwood park 825 1 P ihss and higsbund €0 Hitse Frani, lots 5 t0 17, block 1: 1ota 1 to 6 and 19 to 22, block 2, Union Place. . 11,700 D N Goldberg to Walter Moise, 1o and 2, Fearon Place, 12515x27 feet, comuie: st 6 Of AW cor- add.... .. 5,000 I B Graves and to A Hayne, lot 2, b view.. . 4,000 Herman Kountze et al to E W Bari- lett, lot 10, block 14, Dratd Hill..... 800 odman and wite to Neb Investuient company, part of tax 10t 6, I i sw 26 16,000 Joseph Co nenzing and wif to Micli- acl Flich, nw se 1-15-12..., 12,000 sear Quick to C T Anderson, lots 3, 12,13 and 14, block 3, Quick's park 500 William att et al to H ¥ Cady, lots 1 and 2, blagk 8, McCormick's add.... 11,000 D J O'Donaho and wite 1o W D You- Ton, lot 50, Nelson's add 5,000 WD v..muu und wite to 1 L’ lmvh-«. same...... 5 5,000 QUIT CLAIM DRED M F Chapman to W F Parker, n % nw SW, N6 SW, 1 i3 nw se, sw nw se 30- 38-1g et et e RiNd 000 DEEDS. H ulrefi county frensurer, to G W Grifith, jr, 1ot 5, block 317, Omaha Total amount of transfers.. 72,325 —— ANNOUNCEMENTS, The coming of “A Trip to Chinatown” to the Boyd brings with it a knowledge that Mr. Charles Hoyt's farve-comedy has ex- celled, so far as the anuals of theatrical his- tory are concerned, all precedents. For 056 consecutive performances it held sway at Hoyt's Madison Square theater, New York, Previous to that the longest runs ever know n toa New York theater have been ‘“‘Hazel Kirke 486 time, “Humpty-Dumpty” 453 times and ‘“‘Adonis” 603 times. So far as the realms of farce-comedy are concerned the marvyelous success of **A T'rip toChina has never been approached. In the produc- tion at the Boyd not only will the complete New York cast be secn, but there wiil be an entire carload of scenery from the Metropolitan theater, and it may be re- marked, incidentally, that it is something new for a farce comedy production to require an entire carload of scenery. The company includes Harry Conor, the original **Welland Strong " George A. lir'unc jr., Julius Whit- mark, George Sinclair, ll:xrr)' Gilfoll, Frank Palma, John Marble, Anpa Boyd, Effie Chapny, Sallie Maddern, Nellie Rosebud, Mudge Deane. The .company also includes the sensational dancer, Bessie Clayton, a young lady whose reputation is national. Everyoue will remember the cess of “*A Trip to Chinatown for the past two seasons., At comes this sea- son with a great deal stedwger vast, flushed with the triumph of its extraordinary metro- volitan success. —— Tonight the inimitable-eomedian, Peter F. Dailey ana his companys tlose the present engagement at the Bogd by giving the third performance o7 A Country port,” whioh is n all respects the besy, comedy that J. J. McNally has yet writtetl? T h6 Dusinoss at the boyd hus been excasdugly large and iu- dications point te-another big night. ———r— 1n 1 otice During Sunday : nd §uj to 11 o'clock yesie. e police did not make a sivgle arrest. The patrol wagons were not out of thy -|,n F' except 10 make one run toa fire. Eighteen tough old vk up yesterday to face the explain what right they | working. Four of the vagrants were discharged and told to get to work or leave town. A few of the drunks were also let luose aud the others paid ight fine: Ed Sutton gave up $7.50 of good, hard earned mouey for being drunk and raising u | disturbance, A chrouic vagrans, who by goes the name of Joun Backus, will shovel ssow on the streets for half a mouth untess he escapes lmm the “‘boss"” of the gang he{ur- his time y night and up 4hts were chased 6, police judge and hid to live without \\ ill Hicks aud Lizzie Doe, both colored, * | ot nto a wordy war down in the aark side of town Saturday night aud called each pther names which roid not look well 1n rint, ‘Toey ea .r 50 to the clerk of terday morning aud were he police court ¥ allowed to depart. e — One word dascrives it, “paciection.” We re orio Do Nite's Witeh Hacol 3alve,cares piles [ cation was read from patrons of the Farnam Roard of Bdueation Oannot Get Along Without a Falaried Legal Adviser, FIGHT OVER WINDSOR PRINCIPALSHIP trons Protest that the Training School Does Not Train—Janitor Gahlen is Kelnstatod—Macleod Files An- swer to Chnrges, There was only one member absent from the regular meeting of the Board of uca- tion 1ast evening. Secretary Gillan submitted a report of the amounts remaining in the varisus funds, as requestad by resolution of the board s was supplemented by a statement from City Treasurer Bolln showing the balances in favor of the board in the funds in his charge. Attorney Baxter Rosig The resignation of Irving F. Baxter as at- torney for the board was read and accepted. A reguest trom the pupils of the Center hool to have the namo of the school changed to Lincoln school was granted The resignation of Eldora Silver as a teacher in the Castellar school was placed on filo, That of Ora Brown was accepted. A number of minor estimates for work done on various school buildings wore re- ferred for examination. Under the authorit, Colonel Akin examinations of applicants de- siring positions as teachers in the city schools will be held on Wednesday, Decem- ber 27, Ungraded School Re-Established. Ity resolution the bosrd decided to re- estabiisk. an ungraded school, and the selec- tion of a suitable building was left to the commitee on teachers and examinations, to- gether with the superintendent, with power 10 ac The followng estimates were allowed and ordered paid: Brayton & Donecken, Franklin school, $120.25, J. . Thomas, Hickory school, $060.70. W. . Higgivs, Center school, 35294, Shane & Jackson, Center school, §1,60.80. J&lm F. Ochiitree, Franklin school, 241, Peter Soderberg, Hickory school, 81,683, Duncan & Fialayson, Long school, $1,912.50. “Lhe president and secretary were author- ized to draw warrants for the payment of bills amounting to £30,686.56. By a resolution of Mr. Coryell the bond of the treasurer of the board was fixed at $400,000, Kicked Against the Tralulug School. The special committee on a tralning school presented a lengthy report, which was laid over for one week. The report providea that the training school should consist of two departments, one of theory and the other of practice. It should be under the direction of a principal and teachers, who should be under the supervision of the com- mitteoon teacners and examinations. Two practice schools were provided for, to be located at the Mason and Farnam schools vespectively. Tn this connection a communi- of a resolution by school asking that the training school be removed. It was claimed that tho result of the system had been to encumber the school with inexperienced teachers, and they con- tended that it was time for some otner school to bear the afliction for a while. The secretary was instructed to notify the Board of Health to abute a nuisance in the shape of a pool of staguant water in the neighborhood of the Wainut Hill school. The amendment to the rules which was introduced two weeks ago and which limits the powers of the soperintendent of build- ings was taken up and adopted, Elected Another Attorney. The bosed then procecded to elect an at- torney to succeed Mr, Baxter. An informal ballot was taken, which- resuited as follows: J. B. Meikle, 7; R. W. Breckinridge, 4; George A. Day, 1; Howard Baldriage, 1. Mr. Meikie received nine votes on the next ballot and was declared elected. The election of a principal for the Wind- sor school resulted in a spirited contest be- tween the friends of Mrs. Mary W. Hay and Miss Jenume Salmon, Miss Salmon won on the third ballot. H. G. Yeuel was clec Dodge street school. Gahien Wa jamtor of the Keinstated. On recommendation of the committes itor Gahlen was reinstated as janitor of the Walnut Hill school. Some time ago Gahlen was accused - of arinking whilo on duty and convicted on the testimony of a single witness. Subsequently it was learned that this witness had made an amdavit di- rectly contradicting his testimony before the committee, and consequently the dismissal of Mr. Gahlen was reconsidered Misses Devoll, McHugh and McGee were elected teachers, subject to assignment, Macleod Flies an Answer. The answer of Superintendent of Build- ings Macleod to the charges preferred against him was received by the special in- vestigating committee last night. No ac- tion was taken on she document, and its con- tents will uot be aivulged until the meeting of the committee tins evening. i THEY HANDL:D THE MESSAGE. Expert Omaha Operators Who Heard Cleve- Innd’s Annual Even Before Congress, The president's message, which was re- ceived Omaha over the Western Union wires, was handled probably as quickly as atany point in the United States. The message was started over the wires from Washington shortly after midnight. Four wires werc used, and in two hours and three-quarters from the time the first of the 17,000 words was sent the signature of the president was r ved here. A remarkuble feature of the handliog of the messige was the fact that 1o the transmission and re- ceiviug only one error of consequence was made. The expert operators who did such excellent receiving YOri at the Omaha end Jan- of the wires were les K. Cralle, E.C. Mangrum, G, E. I fahor and 1% 5 Abbott, As fast as the message was received here it was put on three ‘wires and transmitted tothe Pacific coast, aud in thirty-five inutes after the list page had beew re- Coived from Washingtcn the entire message was in San Francisco. | “The bandling of the messags was under the supervision of Night Chief J. H. Owens and his assstants, C. L. Pond and k- H. Farrar, while tae fast senders who burried iton to the coust were William Henderscn, J. B. Mctirath and B. G. Stoddard Crueliy to Aulmals, A complaint was filed in police court yes- terday charging Jobn Peterson, a grader, vrith cruelty w0 animals. It is said by peo- ple who live near Peterson’s barn, Twerty- eight and Dorcas streels, that the grader has packed niae mules away in o basement which is hardly large enougl to hold four. Oficer Andy Haze investigated and found this statement to be true and further found that the mules were allowed to go from two to three daysat a time without food or vater. When Haz was there Saturday ight hp found some of the mules so poor and weak that they rould scarcely stand and | ordered oue of Peterson’s men to procure | food and water for the animals at once Ouce last summer Peterson was arrested for abusing his mules and was fined $20 and costs. e — And the Plustering Fell, Most of the plasteriog on the ceiling of the northwest upstairs room in the Castel lav school fell to the floor yesterday morning. Luckily for about forty or fifty pupils the smash came before the school hour. The jui itor cleaned up the debris, after knocking off hanging pleces, and reciiations went on. The principal, Mrs. Newtou, sa;s that the ceil- ing was cracked when the buildiuz was | struck by lightuing last summer. s ‘DoWitt's Witeh Hazel salve cures piles e ‘Stole u Furse. Just before noon yesterday William Hart was arrested for suatching & pocket Look from a Bohemian woman who wus | & Trust company. e TO COMPATE WITH WILEY. Plans for the Organi ton of & New Eleo- trio Light Company. For some months past thore has boen a quiet movement on foot to. perfect the or- ganization of & company to put in operation in this city a first class electric lighting ana power plant. The scheme has been to_oper- ate undor the franchise of the old North western company. which has the remnants of a piant located fnthe Weodman building at Seventeenth and Nicholas stroets. At the present time tho rights under the fran- chise aro being exercised by the New Omaha Thomson-Houston Electric Light company, which has leased them from the owners NOT WORRYING OVER WAGES Firemen on the Union Pacific Working Har- moniously Under Preent Schoedule, FEDERATED BOARD FAILS TO MATERINLIZE Chairman Fotein of ths Brotherhood of Loe ©comotive Firomen 14 In the City te Pres 10F Urlevances to Naper- intendent Me'Conneil, C. A. M. Petrio, chairman of the Brother. hood of Locomotive Firemen of the Unie Pacific system, is fn the ity on some matters Backing up this proposed enterpriss are | Of minor importance concerning the brother. some of tho loading capitalists of Omaha, | hood. Mr. Petrie 1s not here (n the Inteross 1t 18 asserted that thoy mean business and | of the federated board, but comes to consult, that operations are suspended only until | oy ae ™ g PR such a_time a8 the financial depression had et MoConnell, superintendent of worn off, and more particularly unul the | MOLive power and machinory of the Union Columblan expostion had como toa close, | P when it was thought electrical machinery which wore not presented cifie, relative to several minor grievances the ofiicials wt could be purchased ata better fig Tt is y ; > known ml the projectors that the contracts :_'r'::‘::'l":' "'f)“"'l"“_"“"' mecting of the broth: with Mr. Wiiey's company for lighting d In: Octobor Iast the streets of the city with arc lights ex- Mr. Petrio, speaking of the rumor that the pire during the coming year. The first | fedorated board would ask the court to r of these contracts was entered 1nto Novem- | store the old schedules, said: *We nre work. ber 26, 1840, and_expires of next year, running its tenure of five years. ‘This contract 1s the plum, and pro- vides for 100 arc lights for which the city pays 8175 per vear, The other contract was for two years and_expires May 31, 1804, It is for seventy additional lights at $140 per vear. As these contracts alone represent to the company & revenue of over §50,000 per vear, and as they expire shortly, those be- ind'the new enterprise propose to be in the flerd and euter into competition with the present company for the street lighting con- tracts when they are again awarded. Tn addition to these two contracts Mr. on the same date | be to ing harmouiously undor the preses ules, and as long as this continues it would t schod. useless to worry over mattors that belong the future eatirely, We havon't boen re- .’:m od in wages, and do not feel that we will " court with u revised schedulo ent organizations, of course the' men would take some action to defend their pressny wagos, their condition decidedly better under rae celverships than without them. should, however, Mr. Dickinson go int for the aiffor- As a rule railroad men have found Life in the Cab, ““The public knows littlo the 1ifo a locomo= Wile, % mny has had a contract to pro- vul(;')lll‘n‘l:mul:' Ylignts for the. High hool | tive fireman or enginoer has to lead. It is rom i LR et onth This contraee | full of poril and requires a fino Judgaent in Was for two years and expired February 15, |-’“ particulars, Some times it does seum ns 1890, The. watie. company iso hada Tioh we wero paid good wages, but when the plum in its weandescent lamp contract with year is I)!‘(‘l\‘whl into account the average the city, entered into November 1, 1501, \,vnq:‘n nu‘hm.u) compeusation for the work which run for two years and expired Novem: Eerive s DAl U6 inlieege bustec it ber Lof the present year. This contract, | &YSrage rate being ents per mile, or however, was nover enforced aud was a dead | $3%3 por hundred miles. - The classifieation letter._it vrovided for furnishing not less | Of the scalo is made for consolidated than D incandescent lamps of 20-candle englues, engines of the 1,200, 1.300 and 1,400 power at$20 per yoar forstrect lighting. Summed up as a whole the contracts whicn an electric lignting concern would be able to secure with the city would bring in a reve- nue of at least $45,000 per year, and this at modern pricces and far below those paid to Mr. Wiley. The projectors of the new enterprise pro- pose to enter into competition with the present company and bring about a rednc- tion in prices that will prove pleasing to the patrons of electric light plants. They as- sert thata big reduction will surely come und cite that in hundreds of American cities wh frc was when a fireman could expece cluss, and the standard guage. sohdated engines there rvice, Of the con- ouly about 100 in Sometimes a fireman wakes as gh as 110 per month, but this is at times eu harvests are good, when the move- ment of stock is excellent, and when all the condition are porfect. ‘There are months 5 is considered a_good salary, so that for twelve months is not any © than other roads pay for similar serv- hen § ““One of tho serious problems that con- onts the fireman is that of promotion. Time a promo- and towns the cost of electric lighting | Hon from three to four years, but now it is far below what it is in Om.m:f' ot | takes ten yoars in many cases bofore a fire: instance, Fredericton, N. B., has just | Mab gets an engine and at a time wh he entered into a contract for arc street lamps | 18 physicaliy used up and ready for the pens for ton years at £33 por year: Carmi, 1L, | siot listif the Union Pacific had sucn a Y hing. for thirty lights at $0 per year: Albany, Ore., at 810 per month; Richmond, Va., at I'he life of a fireman has been placed at £00 per year. David City, in this state, is | hWelve years, but I kuow of many instances paying only 8100 for its lights per year, By | ‘Yhereit has been very much less. How- the first of the year it is _expevted that tho | ¢¥er thereis o fascination about the life company will be in shape to make kuown its | that 18 icresistiblo; there is just onough {dentity and what it cxpects to accomplish, | dareer to make it thrilting. 1t is much like ot St the attraction the footlights hold out for an IN FEDERAL COURTS. actor, once in the life you pretty gencrally die in it. *1 had anti s i S ated one or two members of Fillmore Couuty’s Sheriff on the Rac the board here today, but they ars not com- Indiun Agent Beck's Case. : i A : ; S e ing. s0 18 Avean interview with Mr, Sheriff Summers of Filimore county ac- | McConn, companien by Messrs. Carson and Donis- thorp. some attorneys and the coroner will appear in the Unitea States court today and show why they should not be tfined for contempt of court. Some time ago United States Marshal White attached a stock of hardware belonging to J. M. Burke. While the property (vas in the marshal's possas- sion Sheriff Summers, clauning to be the a signee of Burke, levied on the goods, breal inZ open u building, it is allezed. in order to do so. He was helped by the other parties named, and that is how they happen to be mixad up iu the trouble. Tho sheriff seems | to have bad luck in getsing into s scrapes, for this is the second time he has beea called to answer for the offense of in- terfering with the United States marshal. Inaian Agent Heck's Case, Attorneys were befone Judge Dandy yes- g an tr B significant in my visit. rederick R, | B 1t 15 betie voint Me end of the nd then ury to get Therc is really nothing AS U r. RECEIVER. Condert’s Zppolntment by Cleveland Expeesed Nhortly. New Youk, Dec. 4.—The Union Pacific re- organization commiittee has made fair: pro- sinits worl, and it is said thas assar- cs have been given to the foreign security holders that the stock will be leniently ated in the plan to be submitted to con- ess for approval. red President Cloveland will ap- erick R. Couderi before tho weelk to fill the vacancy n the vernment group of director: F terday seeking togeta time fixed for th Burlingion Oflaais Earsute Wass, hearing of the’ jujunction case againsy W Messes, George B. Harris, vice preside liam H. Beck, the Indian agent at th | of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Georze nebago reseryation. It was annous | WESoiarage; coriatal i i jury cases would be disposed of be *-20uregs. genoral “manageriot $ho e equity matters would be taken up 1., Fr nces Miiler, general froight agent ot junction is sought by the Flic the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and Joha state and Live Stock company, to pre Francis, gencral passenger agent of tho Bue- the Idian department, through the lington, lefton No. 5 yesterday for San Fran- from interfering with the lease of cisco fu the special cars “Lycoming’ and 40,000 acres of land exccuted by the Wiana- | VB 90,7 “The Burlington has a number of bagos to the plaintiff abJut two years ago. | important agencies on the Paciile coast, and The reservation is in Thurston county, In | there the oficials try 1o visit once a year. cases where the lind was not heid 1o | With the widwinter fair coming on, and severalty the transaction was by & com- | business on the increase, the ofticials above iittee appointed by the tribe. The conten- | pamed thought a visit to 'Frisco atthis tion of the complainants is that the ians | time would bo about right, so they hastily are citizens, and therefore they had full right to lease the lands in their own behalf and that the agent has no authority 1 the premises. It is promised that the argument of the case will bring out some interesting points relative to the status of the *wards” of the government, Paying KKaosas ¥acific Coupons, General Cowin was unable to tell Judge Dundy yesterday just what the govern- ment thought avout giving the receivers of the Union Pacific $1,500 a month each for thewr services, and asked that the matter be passed for a time. He was accommodated. He did say, however, that there was no ob- jection to'the order providing that 350,000 in the hands of George Gould and Russell Sage be turned over,to pay the iuterest coupous on bonds of the KKansas Pacific road, and the order was accordiugly issued. e Distriet Court Doings. The Stumpfhmeyer case was about the only thing that atiracted interest in the dis- trict court yesterday. John Stumpfhmeyer was on trial in the division of the court p siged over by Judge Scott, where he was charged with assault with intent to do great bodily harm, in this that he cut, stabbed and wounded with a knife one Wiiliam Heston, in & saloon row that took place last Septem- ber. Judge Ogden was hearing motions and clearing up his docket pfeparatory to turn- ing itover to Judge Blair. his successor, who will go upon the bench either this week or next Judge sor has rveturned from Sarpy county where Lie has been hotding & term of courtand is now engaged iu hearing motions for new trials. fa ol & it & m The chief of police 15 in receipt of & lettar from the police department of New Orleans giving & short history of V. J. Traviue, alias Greend, who is now spending a short time with Sheriff Benuett for obtaining & = decided to leave goue aboy Judge Kelly of the Union ing about the rumorsof disintegration on the part of the Union Pacific, Hallett uppoints the re outcome. poss one of contentment for the Union Piclli General Island has gone to Chicago, tineutal matters will take place Thecaso of the state against Norberg was called before Judge Scott criminal yesterday. They will ve t three weeks. g of Dismemberment, Pacific, speaks Kaows Noth aid that so r as he knew the situation was unchanged, t will be several days before Judge iver for the Denver Guif and until the appointment is made would be useless to speculate about the Of course ouc cannot tell what bilities muy arise, but the outlook is New York & N New York, Dec. rthern s 4.—The motion of Oclbere mano ana the stockiolders of the New York Northern iroad to enjoin the New York Central & Hudson River from voting the majority York & tice Andrews of the supreme court of stock which it held of the New Northcrn, has been denied by Jus- Rallway News, “reight Agent Snyder of the Rock It is expected the confercnce on transcon- bout the iadle of the week at St Paul, Judge Thurston of the Union Pacific loft Sunday causes before the appellate court for St. Louis to abpear in sevoral e EALEY WAB NOT READY. -Baliff Norberg's Case Called in Judge Scott's Caurt Yesterday. Louis P, in cowrt yesterday, where Switzler Mcfutosh, the attorneys for MNorberg, ised the point that as Judge Duf Lad im- o flue there was a bar against the under false pretenses aney | proseuution of the s aer false pretense - A Norh is the man who, hilo i Chiel Garnerof tho New Orleans foreo | 5 oot s o' WAl Who, wbilo actiue in says that Travine is un all round swindler, | o¢'vaninering with & Jury in i con - whorein and gives o list of persons duved by this | p. 0, Street Iallwhy co: o smooth young man. He further says that | ‘08 Omuha Street lailwiy consy vas the Travine was arresied last spring for assault with intent to murder, and was released on $1.000 bonds, which he jumpeda. As the only witness in thiscity is desd the Crescen City authoriues will not sead,alter the pris- oner. Inder the auspices of the State Industrial legion there will be a mass meéting of tae peopic's party at Kuights of Labor ba Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock, Addresses | from prominent speakers. important busivess. Everybody baving the good of ke party at heart is requested to aitend. e Park Commissioners. The Board of Park Commissioners held a brief session yesterday. The only busi- ness transacted was the awarding of the | contract to construct a spill 1 bridge | for the lake in Miller park to H. B. Mayo. The contract price is $447 er S Notice to Kescup Hall Subseribess. 1 Subscriptions made at Exposition hall Sunday night are requesied to be paid this week to H. O. Devries.treas rer,Globs [oam | a of Judge Scott AnRo; | proce provision for the i for the s case was sel for yestorday fact the court inform that Lo « afterooon to get his wilnesses ivlo court aud that if they were no | case would be dism Mr. Kaley a lec bim negligence dis state cases ready for trial and that it ha £ob Lo end. neglecied. Brown's Brouchial cen! defendant In passing upon the paint raised by the attorneys for the priscuer Judve Scott held that there that the N¢ was bo bar o the prosec former prosecution was berg_for contempt of cou rged w e el the laws state. This poin Imnngr’um-lu)uuuql iced that the trisl would 1, bilt, G his great disgust, We digeoy- tthe county attoruey had made up wilnesses Vs ago the pou learalng Lbo o pUbIl: prosseutor 2 o'clock in the tion ; alush the ed th though several « d i uld have there at that time the ssed atter Judge feott read 1w which he informed altogeiher 100 wuch ayed in the matler of getin Regarding this 1 ihat the - A cough, cold or sore throat should not bg Troches a sl pie reedy and gite rompi rollel. % .