Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1894, Page 8

8 THE _OMAHA DAILY R TUESDAY, APRIL 3 1874, : - g e EDITOR ROSEWATER 1N COURT | coue provouna or sobmt to mo aterross- | SEYENTEEN NEW DOCTORS | Btnsr 0t amierSes S " aiire | me ston oan fornh . tre: et of th THE + THIRD + PARTY + ¢ £S ~ | The Court—Will you just wait until we gain and the other was to benefit humanity. | gubstantial success of any popular movement e get through with one thing at a time, Mr Ho urged them o eultivate the latter, which | o= | Rosewa ? There Is an order provided was the highest alm that could Inspire their bri | t £ 1 N Brought Up Before Judge Scott on a Charge | by law t you are not familiar with Went Forth from Omaha Medical College | efforts. It would bring a higher honor than | brilliant at the beginning, and for a short ° 0L Mr. Rosewater—I understand that this is " " other motive which could ru them | time go on in a sort of pyrotechnical way of Contempt. the Yesterday with Diplomas, y should study the life of the Physi- | which soon dfes out. They do not have the i The Court—No, no, 1 will hear you aftor —ay cian of Nazareth, and like him endeavor to | elements of perpetuity; in other words, they awhil live for others, are not founded on principles which insure — whether or not I ¢ had any connection - was the reciplent of the first prize, whilo the | at the beginning, while some enterprises that with the publication second went to W. L. Curtls, Tho n | languish at first becc deeply rooted in Motion for a Change of Venne on A The Court—What are you talking about | In His Address to the Class Chancellor Kerr | honorable mention were James Bisg timo and develop Into great and widespread ob tha Coudvn e fow? ki Tells What the Institution Me Martin H\‘m.nw, George A gridge, Andrew | ing growth, ; i o Court Sparring for Points Mr. Rosewater—I am talking of asking . By ASHBY G. Sandblad and Joseph M. Curtis. An example In point Is standard life fnsur o e S the court to do just what is usual in such OMALTEIIVIIRERY Dy REmIey —_——— ance. Half a century ago the first com financial undertakings are sometimes S ERFEIUOCE A RRE cases, and submit these interrogatories to of the Faculty, Croup and Whooping Cough. panies were established in this country. For ¥ SR the 4 ‘and let him answer them e “I have three children who are subject to | a time thelr progress was slow, but within We may live witheut fwh'HcsY ':ur”zs. and fac”!, he Court—I will ask you if you will ecroup, and have found that Chamberlain’s the last twenty years they have been making e i please hold your peace until I get a record Cough Remedy will curé them quicker than | splendid strides, The older the system of P We may live without taxes, aud live withouk bolls: ecure anything but standing room in o o annual commencemer secure anything L made here L e | RNV CHINWTNINE= TE AR T do not be- | regular life insurance becomes the more the criminal division of the district court | MAle Were. o 0 that. T want, of | of the Omaha Medical college, which was | liave that this remedy will cure the eroup, | popular it is, and this is its strongest po We wa\1|wl. withovt vof:‘m’, when vadieals Cope, yesterday morning was one of the impossi- | qoirde "ty note an exception, if your honor | held at the Boyd theater yesterday after- | do as I did, try it, and you will soon be con- | ble recommends The people know it Jary t bilitles. Lawyers, prominent business men, | please 100R, & clans of meventeen young men took | vinced."<R, M. Chatman, Dewey, il [ iis fruit " ¢ But civilized man cannol live w:!l-)ovl' Snafm and those from the lower walks of life were The Court—Oh, of course To what? formal leave of thelr alma mater and went | YYhooping cough is also deprived of all d Americarn stem of 1 — 3 A sewater—To this first ruling. 4 gerous consequences when Chamberlain's | jar compa i : Bt \ + g ¢ in attendance, The attraction wan the fact | - Mr. Rosewater=To this frat SRE out o begin their professional life, The | Sotgh Remedy 1 freely given. There 18 | thers bl il a7 Or this Next to the foolishness of trying to live without Soap, is ths that Mr. E. Rosewater, editor of The Be i oA Oartatny, certathl When 1 | members of the graduating class Andrew | nothing cqual to it for either of these all- | amount $696,651,0 & been in death claim great unwisdom of living without would bo called before Judge Scott. to answer | he CoUtt (HEEIR I FEETOUL 1t down 1 | . Sandblad, William C. Kenner, Frank W. | ments.” For sale by drugglsts. and $136,824.510 in endowments s latter to an alleged charge of contempt, the court | Loy ro, “vour exception. It Is sald here, | Johnson, Niss P. Lauritzen, William A. Hos- NEoE figure 1s one of the 1 remarkabl ' having caused the filing of an information | py the defendant, that it is & common thing | tetter, James Bisgard, Fred B. McKeeby b8 whiat AL y of | 88 it shows conclust t n panat ainst Mr. Rosewater on account of tho | for the court, on adcount of dellcacy, 10 | praqerick E. Beal, David Willlams, John L All about it on 6th page e Aw i es. | t i ther cot bargain giving Beat: b i Jardine matter, the facts in which were | transfer a cause to another court Siowh . Tsabl S G Ssein it n kam y il f t {5 where the court’s own court had been , Joseph artis, George Mogridge 3 — - Thousands of policy h have to vhich is ack dedged to be far better than any other k AL R L L ; saile The courts would have no delicacy | James A. Johnson, Henry A. Saunders, F. | At W. A, Fleming's, 14th and Douglas, | thamseives reap the bencfit of thelr which is acknowledged to be far n any other kind. The court Journal of last Saturday had |y, 5neacting the honor and dignity of Martin Mueller, William Thieman and | @nd Courtney & Co.'s, 25th and Davenport | pone policies. But great as has been the hi Sold everywhere by enterprising grocers. been read and some minor court matters | own court. The judge should have no deli- | Robert B. Armstrong. streets daily this week, healthful, nutritious, | v,y of Amerfcan life insurance in the past had been disposed of when the alleged con- | cacy whatever, [n addition to that, [ simply he right of the stage was occupled by | Chocolat-Menier will be dispensed to S| i jg a5 nothing compared with present pr Made onty by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago, p know—absolutely know—that In this ca the members of the class and to the left sat | admirers. Basy of digeestion and free from | grogg Life companies are now paying to tempt case was called. g t i 11 adulteratio b 1 RE— e vater at onco stepped to @ posl- | @ 1t Will bo trivd against you In this court, | the members of the faculty, half concealed [ 11 a ations, thelr policy holders nearly $100,000,000 an £ 0BG WALSE, A L 7 you shall have an absolutel r trial. If | behind a table loaded with flowers and an ) % nually, and le ate life fnsurance is the C tion before the bar, stating that he had a | you “4re guiity you will be punished. | easel contai 4 componite photograph of Californin Rates Will Be Restored. largest and most successful interest of I e CerPeee et OItIIOIISTIRRSe) motion, asking that the hearing of the case | It you 1ot guilty you will be acquitted. | the class, The boxes were occupled by the 5 kind In existence be transferred to the court of some other | That fs the fact of the matter. I know my | immediate friends of the graduates and the s too Tate. e essss e own heart, I think, about as well as any. | auditorium was filled with people who were Fsl L ‘r“::"“;‘fi'r‘”' Route | yijjam D. Beckett and Guy R. C. Read, hody else knows it, and now that 1 neve e ins on and its pupils. $20.00 one S oY wyers, have formed a partnership as Read Judge, who stated that he could not hear | {oriey b me, or anybody before me, | was rendered with excellent taste by the building. Mr. Rosewater until after the information | no matter what their feclings were, that | Boyd theater orchestra, after which Rev City ticket office Farnam street k - had been read. could truthfully go avay, or did ko wway, | John Gordon, DI, made the opening prayer. ok SR L The long docume i raad A whid or because of any feeling the court or the Another selection from the orchestra pre- bl See what weare doing In the way The long document was read. after which | 0 PRCTERE (B AE g0 UE G hom, and say R election from the orchiestra Bre- | wour cholce of four dafly tralns on the \,”\U,,: giving. * All about ¢ on 5th po the court asked, “Arc you gullty, or not | {p."qiq not get a fair trial. I know you dean of the faculty, briefly called atten- | Chicago & Northwestern raflw THOLON | emimn Tril gullty 2" and “What have you to say Why | iif' got a falr trial in this court. You shall | tion to the significance of the oceasion. He | these trains, at 4:05 p. m. and 6:30 p. m., are Dr. Miller in O ol oI pinianad fdr fcontempy have it. T cannot afford to do anything else [ gaia that the Omaha Medleal colless ha | vestibuled and limited, arriving in Chi Dr. G. L. Miller, the newly appoint The Court—Just & moment. eSS s ul. A fudge {8 10t | been organized in the fall of 1980, and that o COHlY nextworning. | surveyor of eustoms, took possession of the Of all the spring's boloved Mr. Rosewater—Will you allow me a [ Hot MPOR 00 BEOCT P LIRLIE S It was 0 source of pride to Him that he had s cober “4'\me cars and the 1atest | ;mice yesterday and installed a new oflice L0, faiv and fickle spr auestion? 3 H him. That is one of the God's blessings | pints “hean inciimiorporators and had ever | culiat the city office, 1401 Farnam street. | force, with exception of Clerk H. A. Not one exeept Arbutes i e ‘“‘m;q '.n..u ?;uh: |;un;!r~m lV{‘p‘ ¢ | about courts of this country; they are | pyit ALt oF i"”"m ‘”i“[‘l i b The Northwestern checks your trunk at | Snow, who will be retained for a ti One, Can trust what she will bri e court roo G nonie Via Al e e ViR of its inception some | ~ The N: have you to siy why you should not be | Tot erganized 10, toar -I;;_Iv”r}’|‘mx_1m_l caust | had maintained that the venture was pre- | Your house. of the incidents of the change was |.n! punished for contempt? Now I will hear you. | o aqininister the law without regard to who | Mature, but the results had justified the EXAGGERATED REPORTS. presentation of the outgoing surveyor, W 3 Mr. Rosewater—I i motion to ol e birtios are before them, and whenever | eMort. The graduates of the inatitution s Alexander, by Mr. Snow, of Washi here first, that this » be transferred | [ foe) that I cannot and do not administer | Were scattered all over the western states | y,o of Live Stock in Wyoming Has Not | Irving's “Knickerbockers” in two volumes. § a In ou for trial before one or more of the ot the law with an even hand, no matter who | &4 I of them had come to occupy the HWeon Greats The sentiments expressed in the present udges of this court, on account of the hos- B HREY ofore me, rease he | Dighest position in their profession. 0 d acceptance were such as to leave Judges urt, on account of th the party before me. I will cease to be ContinuIH thet scaiies. daplored. the 1abk Mr. Charles R, Wooley returned yes- | tion and tance were such a leay tility of Judge C. R. Scott, as is fully sect L i avarhave: done L o doubt as to the cordial relations existing L) L) MOTION FOR CHANGE OF VENUE. but administer the law and keep my eye | €nterprise of so much importance to human- | northern and eastern Wyoming. He says | his subordinates, and could but have been . “Mr. Rosewater, bein first duly | on the law and the rights of the parties | It. Many people did not even know that | that the reported losses of live stock in | gratifying to all concerned. sworn, deposes and says that he is the de- | and never think who the parties are. I [ there was a medical college in Omaha. Their | wyoming by reason of the recent storms, e enda erein, Affla her says that | am not here for that purpose. I would be | Attention wus too apt to be called away from Sriten 4 : kg = Try it. Once used it takes the precedence 3 B K P % fondari horeln. A furior savs, (i | 80 B L Yottt o o ‘ostimation 1o | UIAC which Was- clovating in (eir rockioas | Bave been very much exaggerated and over- | of"( "G Cookes. Bxira Dry Imperial Of course we should also rejoice over pleasant and e s well acquaiited withy Judg o hing wise. T have noted your excepe | Pursuit of the almighty dollar, Notwith- | estimated. “hampagne. 1t has a most delicions boquet. s : Bcott and has known Lim for xome yc S S P | Standing " this the institution had made | “I was at Sheridan” said Mr. Woolley | C"\"P"E" e warm days—for the saks of seeing flowers bloom, Jast passed. Afflant believes and therefor “”\Ix" \‘l‘x I(wl‘-“-m\‘r. 0 I HiREICed | nrogTes R AUFInERItANtNIEL : i e alleges the fact to be that he cannot have a Mr. Rosewater—Now, your honor, I renew | marked progress d g its thirteen vears | «just after the snow storm which b ted | Grinding: Razors. shears, cutlery and edge Forsho el T , . fotisevantsitoon 2 st fall | tools. . 8. Stanfield & Co., 1518 Dodge. birds sing and nature :nvigorate, and the sun to fair and impartial trial befc the said | the motion t inter torles be submitted ;'lf "x“-""""-"- :' :l:"[l materially advanced Judge C. R. Scott herein on account of the | in writing, either by the court or by some | the ‘standard of admission and every appli- | o¢" cnow that W ing has known for fif- 'Y 7y sprl i pronounced hostility of the suid judge to | attorney designated for that purpose, to as- | cant for admission must be the possessor of | {ueen'year 5 but it was ot very cold and the'| — T Z coax you to buy your spring suit, this affiant, and that he does not believe | certain what relation or knowledge I have | & good B 1 cducation. The course snow was followed by a warm wave which ATy > 7 f : . e e ™ utime. Seott will give. (his | had with regard to the article complained of. | quired four years of study and attendance at [ SROW Mis, followed by a warih wave Wi rice | " Worth a Guinea a Box."” | 25c. Your purse needs but precious little coaxing when et ustie wpon tha trial of this case. | T am not here to shirk any responsibility, | three terms of lectures of six months cach. 5 A Aant ‘further Sy ot the Gourt ot o | and T Wil notavail myselt of any privilege | The system of examination was ery ‘icid PR UL A DU B LG hg c you enter the Nebraska. You who are familiar with Fourth judicial district s composed of se which the law confers upon par ised | and every graduate was required to Reports have been publishedito| the efrect . 50 ; e, S that It aflunt s guilty herein | by rofusing o answer any question put to | at least fitteen distinct examinations before [ o, fSPOrts hive heen published (o (he effcel our doings, know that it is our constant aim to please it is against the court and not me concerning this publication, But it seems [ he was considered competent to take his | powder river. There is no truth in that re- Ls 508, i 1 partichiar Judge; that the same objcctions on | (o me that somo effort should be made to us- | diploma. Within the past year the manage- { port Wl in that rogion anl saw no dead the masses, and extraordinary inducements are al- Yhe ground of bias and prejudice, as aMant | ceptain what connection I I 0 with the | ment had erected a good four-story build- | POrG 1 was i INANaIEA Ao deud : " d e ot existing dgamst the said Judge | matter complained of, and that is the motion | Ing. The lecture room was large enough to | §4oics tor Bl L BNy b i Dlslodge Bile, ways ready for popular trade. C. R. Scott, do not exist i of the | T would like to make and ask the court to | accommodate 250 students, and the dis- | (it the losses from the effects of the St the Tiver, other Judges, viz: Hon y uson, | pass upon. . b pensary “-""l’r"', AL and dissecting room | i not exceed 25 per cent instead of r W [ T AR opewell, Hon. Georke W. Am: | The Court—Has your answer been filed in | were supplicd with every modern appliance | St "oy EXCCCd 20 Der comt Lo AR brose, Hon. W. W. Keysor, Hon. J. H. | this case? necessary for teaching all branches of the |yt \\v,',._l’,.,\'".",f,'m,’,"",,,',',A,','.l,'"“"i',r,,'“.”.‘h. Cure Sick Heada.che, Blair or Hon, W . any one or | Mr. Rosewater—There has been; but T had | profession, AT Wy oriin ol ettt BAvaId tHars Il RS Female Ailments, all of whom afffant believes will give this nded to read— The degrees were conferred by Dr. W doubtedly be a large emigration to the Big fliant fair and impartial trial. And I ot us see it. (Mr. Rosewater | Gibbs, pre: ent of the board of trustee of - v g H el e Rt eR e ol DI AR ver | NG e : Remove Disease and further affiant saith not.” 1 desire that addressing the graduates this court pass upon this motion before this | lengthy a it is called an answer. | he complimented them on the diligence and | 1fow a Chicago Man Was Cured of Rheu- Promote Good Health . 3 This season we climbed a step higher, to the stee- ple of popularity, by preparing a feast of values. It'll surprise even Bill Jones, who remembers the panic of x 90 5. tria) ia bognn, or before it goes any further. | T am not preparcd to say whether it s a plea | perseverence which had characterized their R ; gL o e The Court1. should certainly o that nee or what it is. It | three years of study. They had pursued a | o jono yran of 9235 Gommereial avenue, | § Covered with a Tastoloss & Solublo Coating. We begin with a paltry $4 for a suit that is a good whether you asked the court or mot. That | @ plea of confession and avoidance, T have a | course that no man without some natural P " T i ‘2 h . er. H rers 5 o - is 4 e . (Lamnter 1 houid nat procecd | Very lfarway ot ‘ot i, ‘and ability and previons” preparation” could suc. | (RS, ML & ST S ot e s value in the average store at §7, and this way we to trial without passing upon the motion | Work in the way. t a plea of avoidan cessful accomplish. ~ In no department of e Sitein Wi Price 23 cents a box. o 21 s tahl sui hi 4 first. ~ (Here the court looks at Mr. Rose- | (here can be no plea of avoldance without a | Sclenco was greater progress being. made ihos el beatipart, ot ivmy 3 ' o pareiupitofthe honest freliablefgl sRsuiLivhichicle Water's motion which was handed up to him | plea of confession. You cannot plead an | than in medicine. 3ven” the older mem- | & ¢ AT et el ite Jebrasks: sve ‘e charoi , 3 , by Mr, Rosewaters 1 will read that (the | avoldance unless you confess, and the confes- | bers of the profession had to delve con- | Siory: For namy vears I have been quite o Nebraska never dreams of charging you a cent above motion) aloud and see what is in it sion must be as broad as the avoidance. | tantly into new fields of research in order | {ho joints. Since the application of Cham- a g10 bill ward Rosewater, being first duly sworn, | That, I understand, to be the law. Were you | to keep pace with the times, and the passing | perlain's Pain Balm, all symptoms of rheu- % 2 deposes and says that he Is he defendant | wanting to say something? by these young men of the numerous ave disappearec eliev - g 4 herein, Aflant further says that e Is we Mr. Rosewater—Well, 1 am through. aminations of the college course was an | e pa ey trace of Fhetne Above all, we consider ourselves unapproachable acquainted with L Scott and The Court—W it until I get through. | achievement to be proud of. After pre- ' . e v P e I i 4 Xnown him for some years las I will give v mo, sir. *(Laughtor) | Senting the diplomas Dr. Gibbs sald that the | Lem from my system.” o sale by drug on our particular value of Seven fifty Suits. R aa i i e Rwelliia 1 shall have to take a litile time to examine | members of the faculty would continue to - z . ! 5 quainted. (Laughter.) “Afflant belleves, this plea and answer. { am not able fo! | feel. a deep interest in each' one of the Somebody Here they are: as desirable for dress as serviceable therefore alleges the fact to be that he cau | say from the hasty one-reading. I am not | &raduates. They could only keep pace with | The prosecuting attor Aanilesad £ . : X 1 ] ] ) _ not. have o falr and Impartial trlal before | able to say whother it is a plou of confossion | their profession by continual effort and | (e case against Wil S. Adame, o young > for rough wear; a dozen patterns of the latest spring said Judge C. R. Scott herein on account of” | in avoidance or not. As I suld, if it is, the | Stud The medical researcl At : 1 by % Saih iR 2 (pausing) who spelled—who wr that new | road out is very short—very short—I think it | ten had tended toware ) man arrested on the nlnm|<v of mh'nn;“nn i dcslgns-v-Imnmspuns, cheviot, silk mixed cassimere, S D (E=TEthial LR a a T st wanbitotave, | lotitio s of disease. to rob a woman in the district, Adams ; i _ S LignTs ! Vet Toratait Himaltotaoreia anthls AnEd AT TAue | ipretty & torou sil)y unilaratooti btk rsedi vas with Charles Ruy when Ray chioro- : Scotch tweed, single~breasted sack, double-breasted, The Court—You did not spell it right. You | journ the further hearing of this matter | men were not equally familiar with the | formed a cyprian and attempted to' rob her 5 Z T meant to say “‘preconceived hostilit until totorrow morning for the purpose of | best methods to be employed in treating which crime he was given fifteen years - = A one or four button, soft roll. Mr. Rosewater—It is “‘pronounced.’ examining this answer. You will be here, | th diseases, It was his opinfon that | In the peniten V. He mpanied Ray ¥ - ! The Court (reading)—“of the said judge |-will you? the efforts of the next ten years would be | on his Visit to the house in question and 3 You'll favor us to compare one of 'em, if you to this affiant, and that he does not believe Mr. Rosewater—Certainly, sir. At what | more especially directed toward finding a | before going had purchased a bottle of chlo- 4 that the said Judge Scott will give (his | hour? way to cope with disease and it was in this | roform for Ray, who he said wanted it for 3 please, to the best you ever bought at between 12 aflant justice upon the triul of this cas The Court—Ia ; direction that he advised the graduates to | the toothache. ~Adams says he was not in | when Barrie LRV T R o g g 2 Affant further says that tae court of th pursue their investigations. The closo of | the room with Ray and knew nothing of the | o SN0 Frn il B0 et o, his wite and 15 dollars Fourth Jjudiclal district is composed of 1 Matters. Dr. Gibbs' address was greeted with the | attempt to chloroform the woman until after | 916 G5 & ey R i i even judges, and that if auMant is guilty | In the case of the state against Anton | college yell the arrest h made, The woman | exclaimed impatiently: “On, put- your horoln 1t Is againet the court and not ogalnst | Borneka & motion for a. now. trial was ma ADDRESS BY DR, KERR who was the vietim of the attempted rob- | name larger.” Barrie replied with a look any particular judge; that the samo oblec: | 4ng taren under advisementh The defend- | The address to the graduating class was | DOT¥, 8lso ewore on the witness wtand In | of triumph: “In twenty years from mnow @ tions existing on the ground of bias A KA ; court that Adams was not in her room and | g C e Ten BT e with miero- prejudi as affiznt has stated, ant was convicted of buying goods stolen [ PY Chancellor David R. Kerr, D.D., L.L.D. | g0k no part in the assault upon he e 0 the sald Judge C. R. Scott, do from the cars of the Elkhorn road. In beginnin n he 1d: “F thing means The case against Adams was tried several s e e Paul Thoma pleaded not guilly to the | Something. Every opportunity is a call to | woolks ago and the jury failed to agree, | We do not need to use large type to sell objections on the ground of bias and preju- | charge of having shot Lawrence Gaul. duty. This o means a good deal to | gyanaing 10 to 2 in favor of acquital. The | this Library Table. At our price it will not dice as aMant has stated exist against the John Congdon has sued the e in an | Some of us considerable to all of us. | county attorney made an investigation of the | pe long before the most powerful micro- gald Judge C. R. Scott.” Do you mean | action to recover the sum of $2,408. He [ Another class s going out from its alma ase and decided to dismiss it. Adams o eAltDg ill fail to detect one in our store 4 5 that? alleges that the amount i due on account of | Mater to begin the real battle of life. T wish | says that Detectives Haze, Hudson and | S0PeS W ; 3y ot rore e Mr. Rosewater—What Interpretation doos | overhaul in tho Erading of Woolwor(n | YOu all to realizo how much this means. It | Donouue swore agamst him at - the Fial | @s our supply is limited, and we can secur Spring Catalogues still to be had on application. your honor put upon that? avenue, from, Second to Third st means, first of all, that Omaha is trying to and Donoliue claimed that Adams h no more this price eSO OO PPDPCOOOODD The Court—That the same objections on In the case of the state against Bjll | do something for herself and for the world | made a confession to them, whe In fact many of our new goods have been the ground of bias and prejudice, as affiant | Snacker, charged with having shot with | outside. Many do not realize just how much | he never did.. Hudson swore that a bought under price, and cannot be duplica has stated, existing against the said Judge | intent to Kill, the jury turned a verdict | this occasion means to Omaha and to the | had made a confession to him, while ¢ Brass Beds, Cl be C. R. Scoft. Do you want to remove this | finding the defendant guilty of assault, world at larg: s refused to talk to Iudson ted. Our oL DrasgpRecs) BUEEERAE because you are prejudiced against the judge i, et Dr. K ked his audience to look at the is nothing but a boy, and says he | Dining T and Chairs is now comple or because the judge is prejudiced against Peculiar 1o Ttself, importance of the matter from a strictly | works for a living and proposes to stay Our pr lowest, you? S T T e business standpoint. Lincoln had come to be | Omaha and will not be chased out of the HAS SHIVERICK & €O Mr. sewater-—Because the judge r LA SHAS L known as the educational center not only of | city by the detectives who have been trying aparilla been that many leading citizens | Nopra ket et hythe Qete h . \ eOAND PO against me. e A sae R E el Nebraska but of a large surrounding terris | to persecute him. ’ M[NIE (HUCOLA“; A\D uju)\ T e e . | Moniale of cures which scom aimost mirae” | Lrctient i Tully 31000000 every year. Ths An Fcellont Medicine. Y DRIOA. i ) ) ) L Ulous. = Hod's Sarsaparilla is not an acci- | gydents of Princeton college spend that sum | Our druggists sell a_preparation for rhen- 1206-1208 DOUCLAS ST LA is by many supnosed to be one every year and the faculty of the college [ matism that has performed some remark- NTTO MILLARD HOTEL. CO 8 and tho samo only that one is seop 2 2 2 2 2 J amended we will amend it. dent, but the ripe fruit of indi and IT IS OVERRULED, ay. S RaEs BTt ac ) B L i L [ I Resssmen At pesplari o i exbended ingim) e, Harvard university | able cures. Frank Shepardson, an engin Sl A . AARPTE T R e oL Lamen, | anss ) 5 brou, ven more than that to swell the | on the Southern Pacific railway who resides 3 Tt = 5 L ¢ powder (hence more ensily VaRE | ion . (ReRdlumeriDols not. 6 Hooda'x: BlilAUcuralinausen|ialok ieadacha,j | cMMErciall protsrity ot dCambridgel. ' Ha [fabikos) Angoles,cCal, Waa, {foublod wviih THE ALOE & PENFOLD (0. \ cooked) and the other is not 8 TRt ; o bcure ausca sick headache, | 30 heard a good deal of voting bonds for | rheumatism for a lo 3 ¢ was : sgaiuat any o the othor juge L!;s“lq stion, billiousness, — Sold by all drug- | (0" egraplishment of certaln Industrial enter- | treated by several physicians, also visited &£ h. & £Y 24 an il e Mia e- B 4 prises. Omaha had voted bonds for railroads | the Hot but received no permanent Sl " ! I 'W :-.\;:l:|‘\(lll s (\-'.',;':A{','“',',“,’“‘I', fale anidin and for a union depot and had not realized | relief until he used Chamberlain’s Pain 1408 Farnam Street, 1S 1S rong, DAY an g iR RO HONAE - 0s0WA 1 Ty alifars : ’ very heavily on the investment. It could not | Balm, which is the medicine referred to iy g Subtcribed andsworn to before me, Bi- | Seo what we are doing in tho way of | Jo™ GG 't Vota $1,000,000 in bonds | above, | He says it is the best medicine in | Retail Druggists _, IAKI the Yol from the cgg, AiDeSimore QU jcoan. kit thaty | BF, L M A R LR, OB 3Lh: g with which to place its struggling university | the world for rheumatism and purveyors of (CATCE the Ol) from tha Ollves Rosewater. e : e AT aoio on a broader and more solid b ey i lies. What is left? AED AR WAL pauns hosox: nota) ga SMALLPOX PATIENT. institutions did not get a corner on city Rousht by the Bridas ¢ : Medical Supplies j it > Court—Just one moment. It is the B e 5 councils. = They did not corrupt assessors, | qpe Omaha Bridge and Termi com v H So with COCOA. ety Cpurt-ust, ome moment, 14 15,41 | Dolng Very Well-Steps Taken to Prevent a | detract from kood government or ‘divide o | | T, O Bt S SEIG S £ ( A Residue Sp A of the Contagion, fat divdidend among their trustees. S holding court, a judge of a court recognized 4 3 in Bast Omaha yesterday which was R TS T Mr. Wood, the small pox patient, s | Considering the advantages of a university [ - e property of the:Unio RraithaLconstitutianiiot s intasovbeliing o from the standpoint of culture, the spe form the property of the:Union ¥ court, 18 the sole and only judge to take | being nursed by Dorsey Houck and Is gel ; s sali 000 was the amou AN D) L \ . s 4 court, fs the solo and only Judge to tako | beiug nursed by Dorscy Houck and is get- | from the standpeint of culture, the ui I sald ‘that 36000 was e amount AN e COCOA, is Skimmed Milk. cognizance of transactions in his court and | ting s well as could be expected . paid for the property about his court. It has been decided time | . g ys the case is 0 one | those who entered ts walls, but went ot | py o yeart of am indusirial center, including St} and again that one judge whose court has | D o says the case I a mild one | over the entire community. Many young | .G Gjrice‘White Lead works and: Columbia b 5 | CHOCOLATE, Pure Cream. in comparison R R S A arant R but that the patient [ people were enabled to receive a higher edu- | the HarS heen made, cannot be transferred to another | Will 1 Sverything has been ar- [ cation when such advantages were brought The officials o T al company are X 1 close to their homes than they could other The ofclals €M tha Teruinal company ar » or another court or another docke o tent_to make the patient as o transfer, as it g e f % i Judgo or another court or another docket, | ranged in the tent to make the patient as | Close to the Jubllant over the transfer, as it greatly en Invalid Chairs, i i Dalote e rin it cannot be done, because they would have | comfortable as possible e iarges operating. advantages. no jurisdiction to pass entence, That All the men who were exposed by having In discussing the question, “What can the | 1AFEes oF » Bl AR Supporters, doctor, as a citizen, do for humanity Atom‘lers » RAS: DesgAdaciiNitine AR0 apaw, WAL o | bean in (ho. coylpany. ot Wood have baso | i aker dwelt at considerable length | Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet tem- Jasousinte Whonc. ub tha Sk of this court; | Watchod 4o (haL 1L tho discane. shoutd dc, | O existiug ‘woctal “condicions from e | per? Then uss DeWitts Litle Burly Rsers. | - SpOnges, i Chocolate Menieér, Did you see me at the Fair? vour grocer is bound to get it for you for what is said and done about his court | velop they can be taken in time and careq | Bround of ‘universal brotherbpod. Socially —— ™ Batteries, that amounts to a contempt. You may just | for. The season of the year is favorable to | there was great unrest throughout = the My Bros. Water Bottles. 1 as well say—yon may Just as well say that | check the spread of the disease In case ft | World. There was a general discontent and | goo what we are doing in the way of 2 | 1t there a contempt in open court here | should broak out e men vaceinat a clashing among the masses. wice before | poroain giving, Al about it on 5th page Rnptlu'e Cured | North in the last 400 years had the same conditions o against { of the court that—well, he re Westo v : b is prejudiced against me and I don’t want e o e been observed. One was before the reforma ¢ Al e It oty Satisfaction guaranteed. 3 to try that case betore him and 1 move to | Clark, catello, Idaho; H. J. Wallraven, | tlon, Which brought with it relief fro Callfornia Kates Will Be Kestored. All the latest improved . @ © have It taken before another. uppose we ‘he: Candish, Grand Island; ligious despotism, and the ond herald On April 15, Trusses. Z / contlnue that a Mttle further. Suppose that V. cansas® Oity; B. Moulten. | the French revolution, which wrought de- fore it's too late : Judges—If this is the rule—no fact is stated; [ Denver; W. E. Watson, Walla Walla, Wash,; | liverance from political despotism. It was ¢ s via the Burlington Route Y WRE YOURSE” rl;;EEIN\D'VS but suppose we were to start out on that | J. B, Edward, La Grande, Ore.; G. M. Dayls | Possible to ope that the present upheaval | ave $20.00 one way, $33.50 round trip ciia R A LT RN Do lne, ‘that that 1s the rule. Here is Judges | La Grande Ore s a1 Gotd, Cihe” Detless | was the forerunner of a deliverance from | Everything Mrst class, tickets, trains, il A o ‘ 'l send PRES Ferguson, Hopewell, Ambrose, Keysor, Blair [ Ore, These gentlemen were in the room | economic and soclal despotism time THE ALOE & PENFOLD C0. é positive romedy to oulurge smuil, (244 and Walton. T haven't sald anything against | with Wood and have been around with | “In conclusion, Dr. Kerr sald that each |~ Cily ticket office, 1324 Farnam street. w i ire cit for ol wenlei Rosewater and there is no allegation here | him constantly since he arrived in the - S ARG 65 il men, Cures eases of that I have, that 1 have expressed any hos- | city, A. R. Gracle ot Laramie, e 14C8 Farnam St Opposite Paxt i s and Vapicocele in tile feelings toward him, not a word of 1t; | Tracey of Bvanston. Wyo. and S Awarded Highest Honors World’'s Fair, % 1 o s - 3 ¢ , 4 private. Allletters sent in plain sealed but he says Judge Scott s prejudiced against | of Opden were wiso around considerable g” ( / /2 envelope. Audr RaARRES, ol e, THAL Ia Dis amdavit. Why? Maniteatly | ot eng e Sk A o :';l, ’ E"BRASKA e Collez e Box 840, Nev Tarshall, Mich, because of publications, I suppose, agalust | jye homes on Saturday before it was known Judge Scott. Now, Is this true? Then all a | for certain that the patient was suffering PR party would need to do, to go unwhipped of | from small pox. It is presumed the dis- . NATIONAL BANK. A cturng. Correspond: charges for a contempt of court Is to allege | ease was contracted on the traln, as Wood a prejudice against all the jud s of the was a brakeman. All necessary precautions . B. ) 3 maha, Nebraska court. And who Is going to try 1t? That is prevent the spread of the disease are U. 8. Depository, O { ebrask not the law of this coun Mr. Rosewater e A rd or Haslih the motion to change the place of trial will [ ~ Ghjer Seavey and a number of his men ALY 5 : R RRRGURIRIAEE 4 were vaccinated yesterday. Dr. Saville says CAPITAL u.uu,o:)n; | s ; ¥4 ) / Mr. Rosewater—I will say this, without go- | 1t“\(onld be @ good ldea for parents to have SURPLUS 55,600 | ZE PERFECTYY fng into an argument, with due deference to | their children vaccinated at once, and many | EXACT SI the court, that there are quite a number of | are taking his advice. - ) N n ] 'y Powder. SEECUEIR ARG | | THE NSNS 18 THB FAUORITE N, (AN ciR cases in this country where causes have been transferr and they have been so by t > F. R. RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR CO. Factory No, 804, 8t. Lo udges themselves as & matter of delicacy In 1850 “Brown’s Bronchial Troches' were d e e s court” was assuted to be | introduced and thelr success us a cure fc Phe only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. assailed. Now, 1 will not go any further, m‘\:x L‘Z;‘."f.’ifmf““‘ aud bronchitls bas Used in Millions of Homes—a0 Years the Stapdard | THE IRON BANK, But ask thls court—jmake & motion that this 1