Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1894, Page 3

' ‘ . v IN D 'l"F OMAHA D—AILY Bl MONDAY. JUNE 11, 1891 3 ] IS —— - — —_— — - - —_— — - — - — 3 n 1 o T " " funeral of Mrs. Fleld, wifo of the prosident SUPREME COURT SYLLABL, exorclsed under the clrcumstances. O. & [ this was a suffeclent compliance with the . b THE I)AI[ \ BEE. A\h“g I'R()“ COL\C"I BL[’FFS of the sclioo) Bonrd. - ke cadets Will et e RV R Co v Hirady, 6 N, W. R0, | requirementa of our ~u;(luln ¢ provisions I{ D 2 > i choo X 2 Fo nu ” Sotitiy ollowed ‘and reaffirmed n regard to selection of homestead from | PRETEES at the High school bullding at 12:30 p. m. | Following are the:lafilabl of opintons | "G 9E Ulderce In This case examined and | real estate upon which a writ had been | 1 : ! - | held to support the % of the jury that | Tevie COUNGIL BLOPR PO and march to Bayliss park, where the drill | handed down at the WAt sitting of the su- | heid to'support the finuings of the Jury that | fevied R L will take place as has already been an- | preme court: the proximate cause of the injury to plain- . Where the debtor takes the necessary | (HAMMOND.) ¥ OFFICE - - NO. 12 PEARL STREET | Dr, Askins' Scrmon to the Olass that Leaves | fiounced, at 2:30 o'clock, Instead of an hour | ' Globe Publishing ug\r-yl‘\v againat Btate | LT BAL &0t e akents of the defendant | o his of Her broperty and manes ' ser | 11¢ Extract of the Heart of the Ox. - ' ; ater. bank. Irror from Ndlffle count Re- 4 S omM . the oroperty wWithin: the [t X od nccording Sass the High School this Weok ) in_error. lection from ‘the property Within the limi eopured according to the formula of gl . 3 ~ M 3 versed and dismissed. Opinfon by Mr. Slijson s Allbri Error from Thayer | a8 to quantity all \ atati Delivered by carrier to any part of the ey, i Gt ekt WIL 63 56e. 15 fros, dimie. | Comenlsionies Ragaur— " county Holtruedt " Opliton by Commis. | xeess (he BrOmerty seietied guay have 1y | Do WML A, HAMMODD, v " o oy . A suit pending o, anforce a right or | sloner Ryan value above the limit allowed by the law 1 his laboratory o H. W. TILTON, Lessee. HIGH IDEALS ARE NOT ALWAYS FAILURES | $lon, every day up to noon. From moon | i,y LAY o R LM AR galiat strangers thereto a receipt ta | reguraing fhe valiie abes ot make any WASHINGTON, O, €, EPHONES~Buniness oMol Ne " until midnight an admission fee of on By the uneonditionsl tepeal of such statute | Incompetent ovidence . of the payment | other proceedings necessary on the part of n the caso of & prominent physiclan of Tne Bl 0 s o e e ey Wil b ohatged, which will admit to grounds | beters ‘Iiamene odierel i’ e AurC | thepehy Acknowledged, > for as “aiuinat | the: debtor 1t then becomen. the duty of o, tho heart beat was fechle and. iFregtic s editcr, N s 3 y 3 i i o loeiosins ittty and to concerts and all entertainments, No ln....,,i" againat "u‘ru“ 1 Neb., 419, ‘fol- | Such strangers such :;u-lm s mn.(h\- hear: | the ereditor to make application, as pro- lary nd” (ere WA o Chatane vertigo while Sol ‘" C 's Characte o checks e given, 0w e 1 reatfirmes say declaration of the pr who sig ded by law, for appraisa e prem- | walking o ‘even while' in ‘n standing pois MINOR MENTIO) “""(:"'”:r:"""m”"“; "':':““"':,‘,',:;:r“” i '\‘-'f", by u‘;“lllv:v:(trlv‘m::ln character will | % A penal statuto g ap act by which a | It made without opportunity 'for nis cross jses, and no_ valld ‘sule of the premites | Ui, b 13 i - A O TR » Apply to A » orfeiture 1s imposed ¥or'Rransgressing the | exa on and Independently o he | levied upon can be made by the sheriff [ uhromt f ed \ AL y ; g y be permltted to enter the grounds rovisions of the act, Tt may also be | sanction of his oath until the creditor has procured the ape | e day b T LG LBLAR i Ao UL S e L e bt L ARy No admittance to Grand Plaza will be | FENIANS, Ofna hart i penal T another. | Hea va. Lishop et al. Error from Saunders | praigal to be made as provided by statute, | SAIAT DY Sekiess in Bl I i of nelghbors Saturday evening at her h Declde at Last. charged to persons who desire to rent boats | The effect and not the form of the statute | count Affirmed, Opinion by Commis- | ~ 5. Two things must concur to show an | “ine for home wer any 1 1 him o cone on BIuff street at an “old folks party of bathing suits, to e conuidered, nf 1t its ‘object in | sloner Trvine abandonment of a homestead, vizi AN | tinte it for At fonet & month. He artived home g gtibot i LR M Wl el ICR CRONITE ROV SR IFANIION TR BEEVEC 1S/t ER tly to inflict & panietgnent on a party |, 11e IS, SCRet e P oF Toney o | mont. KekmAN va Booth i ol B Sl K R given a reception this evening by the Juns | puiie 800 people filled the First Presby- | pavilion of Grand Plaza. F doing what is prohipfted or falling 10 | {5, FNent and at the request of tha d 8. This court will ot disturd n finding | e sent to him st 1o inormed p fors at the residence of W. W. Wallace on peop s — S, what Is commandeéd to be done it is 4 1 ¢ 3 § R o AL fecided B str. (ks terian church yesterday morning to its fuil Wood. nal in ite charagtors. ) iDiversey inst | fendant, The answer made no deninl of the | of fact, unless it is clearly wrome of | | effe n W s decided h 2 " o > % corod {n | Smith, 103 111, 378, follow e i 8 of out pleades - gains e welght e evidence | | ww, forme was Toath o walk The preliminary hearing of the men who | capacity, the occasion being the baccalaure 1,000 cords of wood for sale. Delivered fn } PEE (0 1Tk W U6 rekoribed what the Habil- | SAnity ns a defense I, that under thia \vhich it ia based; and this is the | | o SR AT L B e are charged with having shot at Brakeman | ate services of the Council Bluffs High | carloads only; also bur n:nk] x; . Ad- | jty of a stockholder in a corporation to the "Il"::' 1"{ !’I‘A;-_'l\“‘-:rh l:ll\-l ;‘”{v\:'.‘.l".m I\:]-ll-r“nz- ‘n‘ cages tried by ‘the court and in { . e Ak Ry plonsed.. ToF, Toust 8 P. M. Stokesbury of the Kansas City road | school. The audience room was magnifi- | dress L. B, Willlams, Glenwoo e or i nareat SHUIL o8 ihat the | entitied to the opening and close of the Fhe ecvidence held suffictent o e AR SO ] will occur tomorrow C 1o | Cently decorated with fowers and plants | 1 have two of the cholcest lots In Morn- | amount of his stock, o for a sam equnl | 4G ¥ nsante 0 et Ll ALl O A AT Where focal. druggists ¢ supplicd with ] About twenty members of the Ganymede | anq ‘the fifty-two members of the senlor ziide tha sell for $360 each, cash. | to the amount of his stock, or for the [ 2% The defense of insanity may be inter: — e Hammiond Animal Extracts they will b Wheel club went to Missourl Valley yester- M ] 4 d ingiide that I will sell for ¥ ach, cash. | amount wining unpald on hie stock | PoSed to an action upon a contract without Toyal Arcanum Piente, i R LR "itarature on ey morning, - On_ thelr way they stopped | class occupled reserved seats in front, u E. H. Sheafe. BDRr pcaeh Jaw 1 one. prekofihing | (peloring wiik tie Insane ‘person recelved | . Moyal Arcanum Dlota, | imaled, foksiice iwith wll exiatine, . jENe —_— e oy Toe o Woathion prescribing | {Loreunder, in cases where the ability « o Arcanum gienic commitiee of Unfon ; : RhHASIE foria gime of Lall. s LR L e L B L We want everybody to know that Morgan | the labilits, of a stpctholder In o cothors | not’ remain' of restoring what was received | proific council, set forth the result of thelf R ok i VLG T O Mrs. M. F'. Huber and Mrs. A. B. Nicholas royal purple nd lavender, the class colors. lc]li[ulllll*-fl)'] |ry|g 134 and 742 Broadway. % - . oxy ~ in gpecie L S Washington, .o, ) ; a stockholder in such @ corporation would cle.. R TAB5HE Tcthe A i . : entertained the members the reading In addition to the sermon by Dr. Askin of not be linble for any debt of the corpora 3. Instructions " will not be reviewed un- labors in the following strain It has been Kulin & Co,, agents for Omaha, circle and their husbands at thelr home on | the Congregational church, there were other Vidtory for the Maroons. o | tion whatever, " POFA- | oy dlie record discloscs that exceptions | docided by Union Pacific counell, No. 1,060 i Fourth street last Thursday evening. o L The Merchant Maroons of this city played | 4" \when such a statute so prescribes and [ Were taken 'thesoto, and where error s | Royal Arcanum, to hold their annual picnic { p : 1 exercises that added greatly to the enjoy- | o yume of base ball yesterday with the | fixes the amount for which ‘a stockholder | { 1 LA ) and celebration of Arcanum day at Calhoun, There Is talk among some of the In- | yiitens VR ECC HY DbRghoktiohal fixes the amount for which a stockholder | fnaiructions enmassc they will e - con leb Y structors in the city schools of organizing | Mt of the service. e gregational § oy at Earling, resulting in a victory for | {8 FOFPOEAOn B n upon the stock. | fidered no further than to ascertain thut Neb,, Saturday, June 2 he grove where r > 16 o | quartet was present and sang “The Lord of ¢ Maroons by a score of 9 to 5. The ok o 3 I LA Al some one of the group was properly re- | the picnic is to be held fs large and com- a party to go to one of the lakes in the | O 7 the Muroons by holder's exemption from liability for the northern part of the state for a summer's | Love My Shepherd In” by Harry Rowe | unpleasant feature of tho game was the | debis of e comoration, which, bt for fused e Lome. Frror from Miane | PIEtEIY shaded, fully enclosed and equipped outing. Shelley, and the Presbyterian choir sang | breaking of W. M.-Brown's arm by being | the law, he wou njoy countyr” Affirmeds Opinton by Justice | With large pavillon for dancing, tables, OINEER R dev Wb ciaerved: ab the Pieat | i . R pithoote- (" | struck with the ball. Today the Maroons When sioh.a sthtite s i tor o b SIS L seats and every convenience desired to in- SEARLES 3 4 {lr I,. day was observed at the lr]. Far from the World,” by Millard, = Mrs, | o5 Fraqance and tomorrow to Manning. persons organize themselves into a This case Involves questions of fact only | Sure every one a pleasant time. The com- resbyterian church last evening, the audi- | W. W, Sherman sang a solo, “Resurrection, u! 3 Corporation, - such ute fs - inco qriis case Involves uestions of fact OhlY | 0l itee NN ArPanget tof tiie. exciusive lise:of ence room being completely filled. The exer- | by A Holden, — The music throughout There's only one bargain shoe store in | Into and becomes a part of the charter in accordance with the evidence the judg- | the grove, which is situated one block from sekholde & SEARLES cises of the evening were in the hands of | was finely rendered 3 s, s Plerce’ such corporation, and the o ot be disturbec 0 To erios games the mmaler. children of the Sunday school, | Rev, Dy, Askina text was: “Thou Didst | CoUncll Blufs, and 1ts Pleree's Hee Aty 02 e debt o the o "Eikton v Smih, - Bor from Dundy [ 5ot SeBOrth aror TIedied ¢ wenligmen AR SPECIALISTS and the program of recitations, songs, and | Well in that it was in Thy Heart,” words How far will a $ go? Long ways at 8. A, [ their lability for the debts of the corpora- Aftirmed. Opinion by Justice 1 A B tion shall be affixed by such a law. children for prizes has been arranged for 6. Such a statute and the rights of credi- ntract have | A first cls the like, was highly enjo ion at the dedication of the | Pierce & Co.'s shoe st °d by the parents | spoken by Solc «s orchestra will be in attendance. riends of the e one, emple, fn summing Y o s : { the parties to a c - and friends of the little one. i temple, tn gumming up the qualities of Mis | G, cooxing stoves for rent and for sale at | (9T wequired thereunder are contractualin | with w knowlcige of ita ferms given 1t & | A caterer has been secured to prepare lunch Z Chronic A big crowd of citizens of Council Bluffs | great father's character, G B bt thelr naty Dase ilEdgarot (toitarmangiven v | A EE TR SRR R U RO NIRRT i ; and Omaha took In the attractions of Grand The history of the race fs full of fn- | (a8 €0 LA Where a statute provic that until | \jil generally be adopted by the courts in | thus obviating the necessity of carrying Nervous, Plaza yesterday afternocn and evening. The | stances of men whose toil and death in the | Mrs, Niles, m'f'r ,‘”“N“g Dattérns. ceftain things are done by persons forming | iving eftect to 168 provisions: ARSI A RreR AL PR Wil GloAVa sV AbAtaR g ot " lake was never in beter condition for rowing, [ Wilderness of unfulfilled ideals have been u e O o 1t bty | % A mortgnge of personal property, with | JFeltte st 2330 5. m. ‘sharp, arriving at | §f Vil brivate ¢ :,‘,::l,l,“,'fiw,',, ":‘,',‘,mr: y'|‘l':\ the improvements the “condition o 'vlhwv‘r‘ |;.]..‘(rn y|’«y.u.n.'n\x(n\:u)l‘ Tho laundries use Do m.wu_c s0ap. Uu,l;!h’ offfcer At (he stoeloidcrs of wch RO, fOPHTE “\I\;lllw f sale i the ‘mort. | ,,‘n;,,m,,‘ Kb :]‘,4.1“. K retuiing between | P /fi%CURE g M‘l“[ 8 been recently made abol e At s ki ERLL omes! 8ts che: corporation shall be liab debts | creditors 4 subgequent purchuasers in | 9 and 10 p. m. Persons 8o desiring can re- / grounds are bound to make it one of the most | enson made his fortune by giving the world [ Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap e i b gt Bomer non G R RUBREUERUID UL R E DGR Al LR R y pecia b attractive spots in the west this season. the locomotive, but he could not have done —— - imon_ law. 3. A chattel mortgage, where the mort- | Pickets will be furnished to all members \ /& Diseasas. Jdwin F. Riche, @ young man who was | 0 If some unknown man, ages before, had STORMY LEGISLATING. 8. Until the requirements of such a sta- sor Tetning Dossession of the Droperty | mioes Wl b e e (oot e s ”}’ trying to steal a ride on the Kansas Ci not invented the wheel. After similar illus- ;utv- | "o‘luwu”l<""l];|l"“| \:‘l‘||h'.y. de 'mv‘w‘ o .‘.m,‘l\‘.‘: ig, under getion 1L, chapter 82, | o M ber s 6Fas e el A0 EREGNBRL G o i SVERIGEIs rations of s thoug o speaker define g oration does not exis d the stockhald- | Compiled Statutes, entitled frauds, pro- ce. Members are allowed and requeste trejght traln going south lust evening in the | (FAtions of this thought the speaker defined | mpey grad Some Gay O1d Times In the | ers thereof are jointly ‘and severally linble Sumitively fraudutent 48 to creditors of | to invite their friends. Tickets for the trip | TRFATMENT BY MAIL. CONSULATION FREE yards i this city, was thrown off by the . . I . Colorado elinment. for the debts contracted by such voluntary | the mor or and subsequent purchasers | can be secured from the committee on trans fled imagination, and sanctified imagination We cure Ca‘arrh, All Diseasos of conductor about 10 o'clock. He claimed the unincorporated association of persons, and | in good fait as faith considered in its free intellcctual ‘Talk about stormy times in a legislative | ., vortatlon. The committes on franortation | the Nose, Throat, Chest, Stomaoh, onductor not o t him off the % | a a statute and the rights of ereditors 4.In nll such cases the burden i upon | comuvrises BT RbOR: ST T G raR gonducter ot only threw lim oft the €4 | expression. There was fn the religious idea | body,” sald Congressman Lafe Pence to the | acquired thereunder are contractual in their | the mortgngee, or those claiming throwgh | Comprises: Jo B Treston, I L. Greg Liver, Blood, Skin and Ki{noy Dis- Hatly. “Hs was ble to walk. and got | @ combination of divine inspiration and an | Washington Post, “we have had them in | ature. him ercome the presumption of fraud A B . ens0s, Fomalo Woakiossos, Lost badly. was unable to walk, and got | FECEREEER O e e htelleet ¥ 9. Where a law commands corporations | by pr that the mortgage wus executed —e M. d AND ALL PRIVATE DIs- goine passers-by to carry him to the Rock [iBe fushioned by the human intellect. | Colorado. Mr. Peter Breen, a gentleman | to do certain acts—as to publish annually @ | in good faith, Dythian MemoeRlDay: anhos Island depot, where the patrol wagon was | g 450 G SCRRCACE T8 €F BYEEy WA | with a rich Irish brogue, and Hon. Michael | notice of their indebtedness—such a law Weeks vs Wheeler. Error from Merrick e R AT s Juno, was | EASES OF MEN called and he was taken to the city Jail. | peinf Wit E erence, that tnstead of | B08 B FIC K hounced Irish antece- | fddressed to the stockholders of corpor count Affrmed, Opinfon by Commis- sterday, the second Sunday in June, was | 2oy oo e oy His injuries are not thought to be danger- | DeINE an experiment at the end of life, as in 2 ke A tions de jure, and when such statute de- | sioner Irvine. memorial day with the order of the Knights Sis B the case of David, the Pisgah view with the | dents, were both elected to the Colorado es that all the stockholders thercof Where error 1s taken from the judg- | ot pyinias—a day set apart by the supremo 1416 FARNAM STREET. . — mass stands at the beginning. To cvery | Jegislature. Breen was chosen as a repub- | Shall be liable for the debts of the corpora- | ment of a justice of the peace to the dis Bl s et 5 A 1t costs no more to have your fire insur- | young man and malden it is given to gaze | jjcan and Costello owed his election to the | Lomn case it falls to comply with the re. | trict court and the judgment of the Justles | lodro for he ob e s wriahts, T | - Callon or Address, 3 is then pr dgment of cuted | monies in memory of dec 4 6 FARNAMST tirm- | most beautiful and_befitting ceremony 1s [ DI, Searles & Searles, U5 XA e ance in old and tried companies, like the | from a height over an enchanted land which Glens Falls and Imperial, than in those which | they will never enter upon. Youth belie democrats, They were sworn enemles, and | designed as a punishment’of the stockhold- | to this court from the e new and untried, = Lougee & Towle, | In its paradice. In the falf morning of lite | everybody who knew them—and they were | ®T fOr & violallon of (he law, and Is penal. [ ance, Nl court e et th | the decorating of the graves with flowers g Seunts, 255 Pear] strost a golden haze suffuses everything, hiding | both characters in their way—predicted a 4 Neb,, 416; and White nst Blum, rict court, and appropriate emblems. It has been prac- | ggg "p SANFORD, AW, RICKHMAN, the harsher features of the landscape and | barrel of fun. Their antipathy was pro- reaffirmed; Howell Bros. against Rob- Judg will not be reversed un- | ticed in this city for years and was repeated President Cashior. “Put His Foot In It.” clothing things common, and even ugly, with | nounced and open. They disliked each Coy ainst Jones, 30 error aflirmatively appears from the | yesterday. Committees were appointed by One of Council Bluffs' soclety young men [ enchanting hues. Is the fairy realn ever | other with genuine cordiality. The fun the different lodges, and proceeded (o the ith Hale vs Shechan. Err v from Gage | gifferent cemeteries and decorated the Affirmed. ~ Opinion by Commis- ifferent ce while walking down Main street dropped into | posa: ves ed Youth might seek the answer | be ' as soon as both felt warm in their | 11 Where VRIS G L Cinel a well known men's furnishing establish- | if it chose in the bowed forms and careworn | seats. Whenever Costello was called to the | {0 Incorporate themselves Into a valld cor ent and asked £ all knights with flower: poration, and such a corporatid o an, el R - s > be shown something | faces of their elders, who years before had | chair Breen would be sure to do something | Bnters Tupon. the discharie "of "cormornte | After he expiration of a term of hiring | _Appropriate memorial servicas will be held ight up to dat in men's shoes. The | their day dreams. But it does not. Its | that would irritate his opponent, and when- | functions and so continues for a conside: the law does not so strongly imply that | in Pythian hall, northwest corner of Four- | dealer handed down several pairs of the | boundless aspiration is equalled by its bound- | ever Breen presided Costello 'would find | able time unchallenged by the state, per- | thereafter continued services w ren- | teenth and Dodge strects, next Tuesday even- N dddiest things he had in stock, and the | less hopes. occasion to make the other feel exceedingly | sons who contract with ‘such corporation [ dered upon the terms fixed by the contract | ing, under the auspices of Triune ladge, No. ;mmg fnanilatteryparefully, {nspesting e The achievements of the hest lives do not | uncomfortable. Everybody, of course, had | cannot hold the stockholders thereof 1i ‘A"v"'l,‘,"","\‘ "rld“r]r”-' h had ¢ \“’.’Q"l' that .!""“1 5 These services will be public and all of COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa. Belected a pair and inquired the price. Upon | equal the measure of ardent aspication, but | an interest in stimulating their mutual hos- | 91 Such contract because it transpires that | evidence of different terms 1 incompetent. | yyignts and thelr friends are cordially in- [ % - being told that he could have his cholce for | God rewards for aspiration as well as for | tillty to the utmost. D e B e COIDOE s r Ry e NUCROIlE: county. A time | vited: Capital, - - $100,000 ; $3.50 he lost no time in putting his foot | perfected deed. “One day Breen was in the chair. Cos- | corporation. s Opinfon by Mr, Commissioner irvine, LTS Profits, - - ° 12,000 into it. Just such things happen every day | There are ideals, the secrots of whose | tello promptly rose to make a point of order, " 165 of chang xt.) General Statutes, | Brrors alléxed to have occurred upon the - LG UGG I & e old st baks I iha ML tn o E 4 at 919 Main street, and It only, goes to show | frustration fs to bo found In curselyes, “‘The gintleman will take his seat,’ wed April, 1803, Was pen :r‘ml 17‘ alcdna in the district court will not Why should the man who rides the bi- t your business anl colloetions. We pay 8 that T. B. Hughes I8 selling men's furnish | Among the tragedies everywhere cnacted | sald thg chair. Word MatecHaInGd ' see. 4, art, | be rev ewed here on petition in error un- | ovclo for his health and recreation In the We will' be pleaed to % T v S . constitution’ means judicially ns- | less the record discloses a_ motion for o % s fan | ings and shoes cheaper than any one in the | around us, there are few more terible tan The glntieman will not take his seat; e, Judietally e trial in the district court And a ruling | country submit to having his back bowed city. Call and be convinced, those contained in the lives of men, pessess- | answered Mr. Costello. amount due from a eorporition to a credi- his rule applies as well to equity | and his chest buckled up like a frightened p! o ing high religious sensibility, with cp | “'But I say the gintleman Is out of order | i5r thereof means to have the finding and ought here by petition in error as | hunehiback? The reason, according to the L MBI RIE PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. feeling of the beauty of holinass, Vet | and will sit down,” exclaimed the chair, | jidgment or decree of @ court as to such at law New York Sun, is that the fashion Is to EAK (R P st who have allowed their higher nature to be | With o suggestion of suppressed anger, [ amount : tenant erects bulldings upon | New York Su I I orm. . There : § H. G. Curtis of Atlantic was in the city | enslaved of vice. We think of Coleriige, | iNgering the gavel nervously. 11, The creditors oft i de jure corporation | o Brobe N tevay e aci. | should bo a grand division in bicycles, on Wi A o daily charming his friends with the outpcur- | ** “Ihe chair is out of order in telling me [ have no right of action aghinst the stock. | landlord und the landlord utterwards acke f SN EE SO ich Vachts in England aro Cor Ihh & , 3 yesterday. ¥ L e QUNCUE- | 1" it down whin I am in good parlia- | holders thercof unyl.they huve reduced | nowledges the expense of ‘erecting such | the princly L o Liuh ¢ Douginte Stw.. OMA ings of his gifted mind, with the hig their claims jon to | buildings as a proper charge by the tenant | divided into cruisers and racers, one for Glen Woods of Sedalia, Mo., is a guest of against, the corpd T telieotual endowments, ‘and the heensat spir. | mentary standing, and I decline to take my [ their c g i tpee | akainst him and settles with the ten: casure and the other for business. Raise = Charles Haverstock. A endovanen e and he eeneatisirey i 1000 S alleak backithe irrepreasible ‘membery || JudEmentiandiuntileexeqhtionslaaued: upon) |(ERA: N LRSS EOLISR MU O NG (MR AL ploastiterand thefstiiat fon Lisingas, ‘Tialag 2 tual instinets, and then disappearing for such judement has been feturned wholly or n the handles of the cruising bicycles, | Attarnoyr-dCInwhE Miss Mary Grenelle has returned from a veeks rsue the o in his most defiant tone. in pa satisfi i ratification of the tenant's acts and render e v a VAT ALEarnoyita SR Wi kS weeks to pursue the lowest forms of debauch, 3 n part unsatisfied g necessary bring the pedals forward, and too th the stite and 3 yisit with friends in Des Moines and Iowa : ALy 3 I tell you to sit down, shouted the | 13 Such a creditor's eatise of action does | the landlord’s estate subject to a mechan- el 0 | It | ; ¥ igh a : k- t Is a pitiable company, this, of men who the landlonls estate subject to o mechah- | git up straight, and you will surely look | federsl courts, - ltooms 200-7-8-0, Shugard City. have malntained their moral s nsibility, but | Chair, with a stecly glitter In his eyes, rls- | not accrue until thefretirn unsa BRI | B s agttio A yincn Lt ne e aid | pleasants block, Council Blufs, Woods Cones of Plerce, Neb., Is visiting | have lost their moral balance; who lnck over | Ing and playing with his gavel In a men- | Wholc or In part of Af executlon fasued, lord to the tenant of the cost of the im- : his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cones, | the realm of the spiritual, with its healing | AClnE manner. = oo o the corporation for the @érporate debt. ovementidocstnotidereniithogiiens o 5 on_ Twenty-first street. streams, its sunlit valleys, its groups of pil- | pill Batl Showled Costelio. o | “Brown against Ritner.& Error from Lin. | 4 The defense of the statute of Nmita: h Mre. R. F. Whist of Decatur, Tll, who has | grims ascending the celestial hill, cnly to | The chalr Hpped out an eath and some- | con county. —Affirmed. ! Opinion by Chief [ fons, M nof 1iied cither, by :‘(.'um;:;r'..r, o ] been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. P. Morris, | recognize that between them anl it sweeps HESyer B CtanE, A JURLICERNORY 18 v raised by answer,'in order o pre \ Mrs. Wasserman left Saturday night for | Which they are powerless fo struzgle. And | pooq ™ Ha dodged it and it struck the wall, | sufficiency of the evidence to support either '"‘{”“' S R A e , ) her home in Denver after a visit with her | %0 for varlous reasons they are relegated 0 | yroyping the plaster. It would have caved | the findings of a court or the verdict of a | ,dion' 4 o oL 'xm‘u'Tlmen T erelathathine ) parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox. hese Mnts s (ol ke Jewutt® |in a harder head than Costello's, hard as niness such auestion has been first | roquired’ by Jaw, or until after the lien 1 Commander Phil Shaller of the Grand kAl B8 a0 IO ELH G AT ¢ 5 i % | had expired by fapse of time, states cou- 4 Army of Towa, from Sac City, was in the | JoWels of his earthly treasury, aloae knows | ' NGy, thin, Mike Coshtellowin you sit | & 25%, trial *and a declsion obtained | clusions merely and Is Insufiicient, - 1 clty yesterday on business connected with | the 1088 sustained his worlk, as well as bY | gown and behave yourself? or, by the | 3 Such a motion, except upon the ground | cJReed va Meiil. | Brror fram Valley | the encampment. O an Ideal, How ehali the re. | POWers, I'll git down off this plaiform and | of newly d red evidence, must beifileq|| SOUALY. & Affiymed:SEODInlon (by “Mr, ECom- ‘ Mrs, Julla A. Vincent, mother of the late [ yvon coneiy eaw it the bont nerey | break your faw,’ shouted the chair, amid | within th L s I Order o Mtate o cause of actlon for Mra. George F. Smith, feft last evening for | 1o fdeals of faith, unselfish love, and Jabor, | the Wildest contusion, as everybody expocted | L5 Todibly et & fromi making sthe | coPverelon il eufniciantito) dllege cowner: Hillsdale, Mich., where she will make her | bt tawards which rolisious capaeity say | to see human gore bespatter the walls as | Sont? (! Ship generally, without stating how such homé with relatives. strotch. itsclt? The moment you give up | e Mext stage of tho parliamentary batth 3, This court cannot consider entries made | OYPGEhID was acaulred | L e Word from Miss Helen Donahey, who has | your ideals you cease to feel the necessity | aho SRAWTR Yo I NED SRE (R0 | upon the trial docket of the, district court | owner of Tand person whereby been in Los Angeles for several weeks past, | for large sacrifice, heroism, and generous w“: standing erect at his desk. 2 decided In the court below. The approved ;*'l\l“""! l""!" v s land ARIORLIsoTachshatisho thus conslderably |, soll-forgetting tall, “CAll right,’ said Costello. ‘I'll take my | Journal entry of a judgment Is indisputable | but where 3 of “landlord and improved in health. These ideals move the mind of God. The | coo S tEhe” it T've got & very poor opin. | evidence of what that judzment was. Hsep AR e R TR e At AL Mrs. J. W. Thompson and daughter of | ideal of a human soul touches with lasting | fott PR A s cricDonald agalnst Autdengarten. —Wrror | cific agreement as to’ the possession of the Chicago are in the city enroute to Los | Impresion the unforgetting God, and passes “The house will be in order,’ sald Breen, | manded . ‘(‘,m‘;;;)‘r':‘ r‘,;’ Chlar yoauand re: | land, lr'"'x parties hu-i»x;w tenants in com- Arigeles, Cal., and are visiting Mrs. Thomp- [ into one of the abiding motive forces of the | .,;5ig on his desk with his knuckles; ‘the | val. S S0 i et laa DS 1 Pitcher” intion for Infant o son's sister, Mrs. A. D. Kihn. universe. In the last great day of Ight and | gfe il endivor to maintain the dignity av | Tn an action by the transferee of n | wicn & contrict seize the whole crop, either Castoria is Dr. Samucl cher’s prescription for Infants A ; S revelation, when all the sceret springs o Hs negotiable ' promissory mote properly in- | puch @ contract selzc the kil ; B 5 . nw‘}:clr':":nz[:i‘"iurmmeh:{":n-:;:f\:snm:m(':fi a | the universe shall be uncovered, it shall be mivr‘x‘.": L“:;I‘umdo Parllament again . settjeq | Gorsed Lefore, maturity,s thevnroduetion ot it everine '.iifii'l 2 |'nu nar and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphinc nor 4 number of years, will hereafter have a rog- | Sen that the men who were accounted vls- | gowy to the even tenor of its way, and Cos- | a6, "G, “hOME Prind: [aC 8 TURE he 1% B | may, maintain trover for his other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute y ular run from Carroll to Audubon, and will :(!:T‘flll:;r:l‘ s ot ;\El’jum\\‘:;:'v”:ijrl('i}‘:ll:)g( tellolnoyer agal """“i”""‘l“l"eud"“is'“" of | title him to recoVer. % e .1’"’.*.‘.‘\1:’35‘ ."\’nd,’:t; for Parcgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil ; e fo ce. 8 ot force up! e vhen occuples Mr. Breen. b rainst the e 0L 5 g, 18 2 S, y 8 U make r.n; home at [In‘[ ‘r,m('r‘:)hl 't.“' | the world, and that the very ideals that the’chalriwhen (ooupled by, Mr o L e I e gl heddiccetonpatitnegicialiicourt iand fing It is Ple ; Its e .: is thirt , b D!l Dowa Grate and Mia, H. G, Dye vl carned for them the Teputation of fanatics L RKED. 'T00 SOON thercof before maturity. proof that the note | ons Wil not o L S B g eiisen AU FUBLEUVALY al) A pAT0 bl D) 147 b | ow - | were ideals that God took home to hi: own Y is tainted with usury shifts to the plaintiff | of discretios 577 i . Cas 3 y: lege, Grinell, this week. ~On thelr return | heart, transformed with his own almight- the burden of showing that he s ‘a bona | Ofromeres Fikhorn & Misso i Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays ;ll""v wll} (;"'I flfim"']!"l"“‘l’l‘l hIY,l»“l‘“ Sadie | jness, and put back upon the earth to be en- | A Dog that ¥ Sounded an Alarm Before | fide {\‘.j‘m.q ‘r]..r \"ulr\xe. \\'llllwul m‘:uulo. way company Lesile. F feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, ¢ aines of Grinell, who will visit here some | ghrined in the history of all time. It Was Wanted 3 When the defense to a note Is usury | Sounty. Hev ind remanded. Opinion 4 time. There 1s a spiritual doctrine of the conver- | A boy was going up Third street With a | S ot the purchase that the payee uauang™| Dol Commissioner Rtagan, == cures Diarrhoca and Wind Colie. Castoria relicves H. B. Grimm and Brown returned yi sation of en No force can die. We need bl ae a far |loaned the noney atva TOUBLYHLATOL | AR e S p b aa e s O RAMINat o3 . o i terday morning from a trip to Okoboji Iake [ not weep over the sad memories of disap- | OB V8T ":j* "‘;:‘L”:;:”“u':‘: l‘:r:)‘:"“l,'r‘;:":vh':n interest, while Insufficient of Ithelf 10 | oy boats rH O e s rorn e tectlilhpfczonblos, Sourcaiiconstinationtandifiatulonoyy in the northen part of the state, where they | pointed zeal and arrested servi ‘Theitorcei|:Ond 0F 1 EAT A0 i charge ‘the purchaser with notice of the | the defendant in error was not caused or Castorin assimilates the food, regulates the stomach 2 went last Sunday on thelr bicycles. They | has all gone Into God's keeping. We can | a pedestrian halted him and inquired: R arla || e aolendant In €rwpiwas Aot oRused (op (¥ s reg) ] made the trip In two days and spent the time | trace it no longer, but fear not, it is not lo:t, | *Boy, do you know you're choking that | cireumstance to be considered in connec- | sulted from the negligence of the employes and Dbowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case i from Tuesday night to Saturday morning in [ The value of your ideal can only be measured k PR LA i O R R b s 5 toria is tho Children’s Panacca—tho Mother’s Friends 3 loafing, fishing and loafing. They made the | against the high spiritual values of the sir,” was the prompt reply, “but | the paper with ng ST ita R in Avmit e 1 AR L the S DOEALY ARIEY, ANaFAS 9 K return’ trip by train. golden future that s coming to the world. | s hdngins back on me.” Blackwell against Wright, &7 Neh., 200 gligence of another, not 4s a punishment : e n forming your ideals never mind how “He ' ln oyld raid of you.” . Bvery renewal of a note given for a ligent party, but as compensi- q 4 Headquarters for vpvl"“"w (hades in all | daring they are i the pure love of God and e a0 igentlyiatrald;obiyg u.flurhm; loan of money a subject to the de- | ton for the S loss sustained and Castoria. Cactoria. 3 - ‘widths and styles. rices always the low- enters to the PEDOS sence, ay- e 4 ense of II\\lI\' hi\\wl'n the originul parties the in and suffering endured by the in- T SRS T -y Y T 3 pd X v RIS e knows he svidence considered and held suffi- 3. It is only the most careful d dren. Mothers have repeatadiy t of its oh 4 Y llw‘lh;:: e el Al Broadway, .« Telo tipiyaunibagishupon Khem Rl A aslaMo0 . wallopin! iwhgniT ket bimithiereit? sustain the plea.of usury, and that | liberatwn tha court Wil reduce the gi'u’f:mm ;Sg:uuir:fl\.mmny old me L:;M.:t‘:l\ It ussuperiortoany prescription 4 3 o0 hear men sneer at the fideals of their | ViR Vour dog, 18 12" was not an innocent purchaser, | amount awarded by a jury to a party who 3 o e. ] , Special Millinery Sale. youth. Were we not far better men then, “Of course; owned him over two years. | Without notice. s been injured through the negligence Dat. G. C. Osaoon, 0. A, Ancnn, M. D, 0 P ¢ in the days when great and glowing ideals | Got away two or three days ago and run | 0. Held, That under the pleadings and | of another; and not then if such award has Lowell, Mass. 111 8o, Oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Y. B Miss Ragodale, 10 Pearl street, will sell | \ora nestling in our heart:? Hell holds high {f. but I found him on Jones street. Come | Proof plaintifi was entitled to recover a | for its support suflicient competent evi- nicely trimmed Leghorn hats ‘for $1.25, | st AOSUUNE 0 OUE heAtes? il holds high | ofr, by i mion Jonpuiatsest.o larger sum than was awarded him by the ce. “ Castoria Is the beat remedy for children of [ Our physicians i tho children's depart- former price $2.50; best hats at $5.50, former | {Guils Do not be a satirist where God_ 1y | 21oh8 bere, or Il pull your head off | verdict. The amount awarded the defendant in which I am acquainted. 1hope the day istot | ment have spoken highly of their experl- o rice $10.00. ~ This week. b I 4 8 f0d is | you seem to be a very heartless boy, Union Pacific Rallway company against | erfor by the jury in this case held not 8 s yAs : price § admirer and set your small cynical sneers | opserved the pedestrian as he stooped down | Cobb. .Brror from Dodge county. Afliimed. | supported by the evidence, and a remitter far distant when mothers wiltconsider thereal | ence in their outside practice with Castoria, Dot e iyt e wator: at yourself over against his word of appro- | (o give the dog a pat. Opinion by Commissioner Tya ordered. futerest of their children, end uso Castoria In- | and although wo only have among our g ; i LR bation, *“Tiiou didst well that it was in thine | ““7iint me, but dd.” (s to the existence of negligence sufl | | Quigléy et al v McEvony. Appeal from stead of the varlousquack nostrumawhichare | inedical supplies whas 15 known as Fogular i Wateh the Eagle laundry for the fmprove- | heart i “What's your fi got against a lttle | CERCLCE Delhg confiioting, the spoeial Ands | Justice Harrison. o voon B M destroying their loved ones, by forcingopium, | products, yet we aro freo to confess Shes the a ments of the day. A new sleeve and yoke AT T T innocent dog like i he | INES.OF the Tury are conclusive homestead character of real es- morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful | merits of Castoria Las wor wa ta look with 0y ironing machine is the latest. Telephone 167. [ ¢ yg generally supposed at times dificult Elouso at {afire; the other- plant and he | 757 Whether there were such facts shown, upon which attachment process has agants dawn thelr throats, thereby sending | favor uponit. ! & (AT T T e to_introduce something new to the public. | barked and woke everybody up too soon. as in view of 8 c Jn _the evidence | been levied,ls not B8 Rueation toiba themm to prematuro graves.” UniTep Hospitas 75 DisvrNaARy, b e aase DERHEE IO ow 100 500 would sustain or « was | hearc on 4 motlon to 5 h 3 The people who are interested in prop- | This may scem o o mest people, ::-"rlm‘l‘\”f “Too soon fur it to burn up so we could | not within the province of the trial 'judge | discharge and should not Di. J. F. KixcneLog, Boston, Mass, erty about the southern end of Fairmount | fhe LOSON SoE th et e oeried BY | git $2,000 insurance on the furniture. Dad’s | to instruot the jury whole duty was | included in the motion as one of the Conway, Ark. | Ariex C. Swrrm, Pres, park are beginning to, agitate the plan of | cbtamed. This time It is' nmbrellas, NG, | EOt It in fur him and It you pass this way | dischavked an to the existence or Ruvstics fEUICA SoE SHo Gachatee and should ok Cent o) M Street, New York Ci { 3 obtained. s e s re NO- B bt 2 ¥ | of neglizence when he instructed the jury | be entertained by court or judge if so anr Compan: urra; 00 ow . widening Fairmount avenue, the street | TICE EAST SHOW WINDOW display and | 1113, afferboon youl] likely see a dead dog | it Hience might be taken Into account | included. The Cen pany, y Street, ork City. leading Into the south end of the park. | prices. Every umbrella in our stock offered | V1" o1 e '"l;’*'l'!"'“""»”'l""' preponderance of ‘tne | 2 iEps defendantin ‘e ttachment. sult-sal 2 t a new price during this sale. evidence upon this branch of the case. a motion to dissolve an attac it During the greater portion of the avenue | 4t & 1 thiy salo, Tlue Lodge Officers, 3. The requirement that special findings | #8 one of the grounds for such motion, u 1 ‘ the width f5 suficlent for all practical pur- West show window reprosents a sample | p 0 oo aonio lodges of the city elected | be made by the jury {s a matter of discre- | claim of exemption of the attached pro poses, but . the northern part it is nothing | line of our last Involce of ready made wrap- s 4 Y tion =with the trial ., and the refusal | erty (real estate) as mestead, | The o~ D e St 2 h® | pers, and will REPEAT our sale of a few | oficers the past week for the ensuing year. | to require a special finding requested does | court mede a general finding against the N e T T ‘ Ao DOlnK- path, ' | Weeks ago, which will be remembered by | They are as follows: not ordinarily afford a:sufficient re motion and overruled it Held, That it | hardly enough room for two teams to meet ago, - - Femernt ! ° f 3 2 AL AR 1 Y e will be presumed that the court déciding the and pass. It is stated that most of the | &ll purchaser: his time the assortment Nebraska No. 1—Oscar Allen, W. M.; B. F. ed. Following “Atchison, motion only considered and determined property owners, if not all, are ready to | I8 much larger and prices lower than ever | mpomas, 8. W.; J. D. Howe, J. W.; J. R. e Ranwe > such questions as could properly be in- . 3 give the city enough ground to widen the | offered during any of our previous sales. Rodifer, tre ; W. C. McLean, secretar, Ter, 58 N, W Rep., 9 cluded in the motion, and such decision £l Avenue to its proper dimensions, and some | Other show windows display a sample lne | " Capital 3 ohn Pray, W. M.; W. I on agalnst Webb. Error from Douglas | Will not be given the force of a former 3 such move will probably be made soon. of our stationei toflet articles and no- | Rhodes " J. Coraiah JoNP: Thoma county. Reversed and remanded, Opinion | adjudication in a procecding by the debtors JOBBERS IN 4 —r— tions, among which are to be found at all treasurer: John Bamford retary, | PY, Commissioner Ragan afterwards, to select the prope as their ERS ] A few of the celebrated Hurd apartment | tf the latest and best articles the mar- 9 3 8. ‘Parker. W. A land owner sued hig tenant for dam- | homestead, by following the statutory pro- u times the la r t No. 11-—-Rufu: 8. Parker, W. M o 32 Ch T vision for ‘making such sclection by giving : B ettt abi ol & Cote d No. 1 | ages for injuries inflicted by her on his Y giving L i cle’s, | ket aftords. SR AL 2 % Wallace E. Gibson, 8. W.; John E. Simpson, | property durin hér - @ecupancy thereof, | Dotice to the officer who levied the writ b and going at the lowest prices ever offered. [ FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., | . Wi M, O. Maul, treasurer; E. K. Long, | The tenant ansawéred that whatever lajars | bon the premises, nor will it be a bar to Dow't fll o price theso bofore buying, As- Council Blufts, Ia. | secretary. ghe had dono to tho property was by the | Such selection proceadings. | = L AND FIELD SEEDS ‘ hestos mats for vapor stoves, on e af — - , St. John's No. 26—W. W. Keyser, W. direct and permission-bf the landowner. . The ¢ 3 e premises 3 Oole's haraware, L Lake Mannwa Rallway Time Card, o Bt dohnis No, STV Wo Kever, W M.: | G oo henhied by o numeral denial e | Alch were sought to be” sublected fo tne { i il 5 iy i sen, S. W.; . Baker, J. o PO o S i N hayment of the debt by attachment as a ~ | Wake 7our {amOY 1o MAnawa. today ana | e SiPmencing Saturday, dune 9. Lrains will | iiliam @isvers, treasureri A J. Hunt, sese | SOBE6 SAITACAT NG JREIE T CThe burden ot R AGRt A are Hiahasd andCanfadne 4, & BICYCLES--A full 1 ) enjoy all the pleasures of a first-class water- | 1us Baoh ond Plontc Grounds at Lake Man. | Fetary: He must sattsfy .you by a prepon- | Property belonged to the wife, or the in- ==A full line of mcdlum and high grad: wheelsl (1 TR ng h and Plenle Grounds at Lake Man- | “ppgreljet boards of the various lodges re- ance of the evijenec that the things | lerest of the defendants (a life estate) Send f tal i \ 3 At awa as follows: No. 1 0 a. m.; No. 8. 10 & | main practically unchange Draninined. of wers HEeby the' dofandass | therein, jyas-vested In hor end the dent or catalogue, Alarm Didn't Work, m.; No. 5 m.; No. 7, 12 m.; No. 9, The A. and A, 8. R. of Free Masonry will ithout authority frogn him and the amount | Ypon which the attad Nt was issued . E s A frame bullding Just west of the Nortn. | P- i Noo b 2o - o e | BVE R soclal and lierary vitertainment, con- gt Jamoge done "”"{l;‘!:}h‘f“";"- that " the st hor inalvidust “dente Bhe. Naving 109, 111,113, 115 Main Street,Council Bluffs, Ia. ] . ; eve » s | Sisting of music, stereopticon v defens e one and ( western railway tracks on Broadway occu- vs and recl- nd belng o Adant to | tachment, the husbs « OO p del the time ‘ thereafter until 10 p. m. tations, at thelr lodge rooms, Sixteenth and | hesachOf REGOf was upem the de ! in another state, signed a notic d had ———— 1 pled as a saloon by Matt Reuland caught [ ~Return trains will leave Manawa on the | Capitol avenue, this evening. Invitations | bia follgweq |4Mm8 agafust Bvans, 6 Neb., | ' Sr0ui™uton the sheriff before the s fire about 1 o'clock yesterday morning | half hours up to 10:30, when they will re- | have been issued to the members and their | . Stephens vs Omaha & Republican Valley | Held, That under the facts In the case COUNCIL BLUFFS through a lamp hanging two close to the | turn every twenty-two minutes. lady friends. After the program a banquet | Railway company. Error from Saunders celling. An attempt to send in an alarm by — will be served. county. Affirmed. Opinlon by Commis- the box at the Northwestern depot was a | My entlre stock of biby carriages, the o B oy A e oy hwoatern dchot Was & | Jargest in the clty, will be clored out at cost T Raflrowds cannot be operated without Special Noticas: noise, and If teams are frightened by the department was called out by telephone, and | J- D. Crockwell In the town of Ratibor, province of Silesla, | usual nolse arising from a prudent and oouucu. BLUFFs: suceeeded In keeping the fire confined to the After June 12 we will close out store at 8 | Prussia, on the left bank of the Oder river, | Proper management of a train or engine STEAMDYE WO All kindsof Dyetng and Olening done la the hizhest style of vhe urt Fulol wnl pper floor. The damage Is estimated at | oolosr exeent & - : the rallroad company fs not lable fo / o AEDeT 800" The building Ia. the L A gelock, except Saturdays and Mondays. 8. | gtands a maple tree which is a wonderful Infury ebunting from said 'malse;"asi | GARBAGS REMOVED, CESSFOOLS. VAULTS: SV e s Fred Mittnacht. erce 5 combination of nature and man's patience | Whether the nolse mplained of resulted cmmmyn cleaned. d Burke, at Taylor's Work prompsi rocery, (40 Broadwa . o - Evans Luundry ¢ rudent operation of the rail d or pany. and ingenuity. It is said to be more than a | from a 0 and delivere ‘ No fake advertising or false promises at | 620 Pearl street. Telephone, 200, century old, and has been turned into a | minad trom. the drducstion to be deter- | pag 181 FOR 20 HEAD; o wil “pania 0f "SAe Pler.e's shoe store, but real bargains. 3 P e kind of temple of two storles, each of its | eyidence In the case. That the noise com. | 3 miles north of town{ §o0d man in charge. ey (4 Sikag .id g — - Washerwomen use Domestic soap. compartments being lighted by eight | plained of was unnccessarily made I8 not | sy coscn. S Bixth avenue, or 32 Broad- Meyurs-Durtee l;uruunm company, 336-338 oo T windows, and capable of coutalning twenty | Of itself evidence that Its making wis e e —. C. A, MACHAY, Broadway, Bargalos i fine furniture. 3 couple With ‘sase.” The floors Are constructeq | Nesligence. To be evidence of megliger R TR e b N Far cobe g0 to Cox 10 M1in atreet. Tels, | 1t bas been decided to make a change 1n | oF Sougha akilfully woven together. of whioh | the Hoibe must be made under such. cir- cheéap. Greenshields, Nichoison roprietor, 2 tima o tha Hish schaol cadat: d: o Which | cumstances and surroundings as to time, th L 4 8! h el rill this |!|o lv.lf‘;;‘ Illlk; a :,url,u[ nnluml.mrutl place and situation of the partles as to Afternool on account of the time of the | The walls are formed of thick leafage, in | Show neglect o exercise that decree of oD ¢ drugs. which innumerable birds build their nests, care which & reasonable man would have | ~housework. M. Dr. phone 48. pi Broadway, near North Everybody knows Davis & western Depot. Tel houo 2% FOR GENERAL ries, 24 Fletcher ave,