Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 5, 1894, Page 7

o S~ - WANTED, B Wanted. WORKING GIRLS Praise The Bee for the energy it shows in se- curing situations for them at such small ex- pense. Thousands of families read The Bee want ads each day. In both morning and evening papers. SPEGIAL NOTICES FOR RENT--HOUSES, Continued. vertisements for these columns wlll be taken Ll T B e for the evening and until 900 . m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered check, ra addressed to a numbered letier Answers so addrensed will ivered upon presentation of the chec o Tigo b word first insertion, lo a_word Nothing taken for less than %c for n have ans n care of The Bee. Ral thereafier. first insertion. 5 Theso advertisements must run consecutively. SITUATIONS WANTED. T, 4 1-ROOM BRICK FLATS, ALL rn convenlences, at 3lst and Farnam, at in to right parfy. Globe Loan and t Co, 16th and Dodge. D150 9 HOUSES & STORES. F.D,WEAD,16 & DOUGLAS D204 §1 FURNACE, BATE, 19th street, $95,00, d Trust company, roam D=z 9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; good barn. 164 N, ha Real Estate 4, Bee Bidg. § ROOMS FOR RENT. 1713 NORTH 1¢TH D—M159'6% TUATION BY LADY AS BOOKKEEPER; Py and references. Address 8 J. K. WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG MAN IN & Generl o grocery wore ' Hest of Tefor- ences. Address N, Lock Box 33, i3 8 UNTRY & practical A-M2 WANTED, SIT and newspa Address Y , Bee A _GOOD MAN WITH A BICK four litte children wants work. help him? Rev. C. W. Savidge, and 25th avenue. WANTED—-MALE HELP. SSSVANTED, A FEW P Thce to" do writing: Book ot particul atreet, N. Y. Ci e ED, SOUTH; GOVERN- et work cxsea. mnd_Arkansas. + labor agency, 11th and Farnam street. Kramer, labor agency, e omce. Leav A 12 W. 42 B—M63§ J. Woodbury, BAKER WANTED AT NORTH PLATTE, NEB. Bohuft & well B 8397 CARPENTERS WHO WANT STEADY WORK all winter enclose 10 stamp. ~ Common Sense Weather Scrip Company, Cedlar Buffs, Neb for particulars and sampl B8535 ETECTIVES—WE WANT A RELIABLE D an in ‘overy Tocatily 1 nct s private de. tective under instructions. [xperience not necessary, Send stamp | for particul American Detective agency, Indla: WANTED, GENTLEMEN NEWSPAPE tributors in every town to report all Impo happenings and write articles for publicat on any subject. Experience not necessary. G uy for spare time. Our instructions tell you ow to do the work. Send stamp for full par- ticulars. | Modern Press Ase'n, Chicago, Tit SALESMAN; SALARY FROM Brown Bros. Co., nur- serymen, Chicago, Ill. B-114 030° ‘WANTED, start; permanent place. NST STREET, S A D—257-5¢ FOR RENT, NEW FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, or. 30th and Sahler strects; cellar, cistern, city water, $7. Inquire 1318 Farnam. 6-ROOM COTTAGE, 86 §0, D—259-5 CALI- Dougl SROOM HOUSB AND BARN, fornla street. F. D, Wead, iy 16th and MODERN COTT Omaha; n. cor. #th ave, an; $25.00. C. A. Starr, 515 N. Y. Life. GOOD FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES, month. L. 8. Stenner, 810 N. FOR RENT, monihs or' & Knight, 2204 Webster stree FOR RENT, FROM NOV. 1, A FIH §-room ho icely furnished, with all n ern {mprovenients, located on car Line from city hall. Cheap. Address Y NISHED HO! after Nove od- miles 3-ROOM MODERN FLATS. J. W. Beo bld, an FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT, m, modern gentiemen, 24 BAST FRO SLY FURNISHED SOUTH conveniences, to one or twn dodge. E—M7% PORT. 1269-08% RENT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, i or without board. Call 2107 Dougla ke E NE ROOMS AT THE OLD TURN 16th and Howard, ror w NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, SOUTH ©X- re, ono or two genticmen, or_w gie o8, e senticmen, it or v ienoii FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 1 housckeeping. 1112 8, 11th. i WANTED, RELIABLE YOUNJ AND MID- dle-aged men in every county to act as cor- yndents wnd spealal private deteotives Tinder Instructions for the largest and beat equipped detective bureau of the kind in the country. Previous expericnce is not required or necessary. Small boys und irresponsible parties will confer n fayor on us by not answering. References given and required. Have been established for years. Send stamp for full particulars and get the best criminal per published, offering thousands of dollars fa"ewards for parties who . nre wanted. National Detective Bureau, Indianapalis Ind. MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEADY employment and good pay by calling at 1516 Douglas. B—M190 029 IR, TRAVEL. ing salésmen to sell to merchanis only, Apply ¥ block, from 9 a. m; (o 430 MAX WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING SALES- “Uman o represent a large western house in lowa, Dakota, Kansas and Ne- nly those that command trade nee Address Y , care of this ul]:ha Minnesot: apply. NICELY FURNISITED FRONT ROOM, WITH modern_conveniences, for one or Lw men. 809 8. 2th. T NISHED ROOM; STEAM HEAT; BATH; 00 montl., 8. E. cof. 27th street and St Mary" avenue. E—M300 FOR RENT, SPLENDID FRONT ROOM FOR gentlemen ‘only, at 245 Dodge strect. FOR SALE—~MISCELLANEOUS, LOST. Continu ND PLATTE VALLEY SAND FOR C. W. Hull Company, 20th and Tzard ste. Q90 BANK sale, OGARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM POST OF- fice casy terma. Call wt 840 N. Y. Life R_B-m 'ERTISED FOTU ot 3ith OF THE TEN HOUSES ADV sale, to be removed, from near e and’ Farnam, there remajns but three unsold. I have one for §20.00, 6ne for $20.00 and & good, substantial one for $40.00. o me quick It you want them. Walter G. Clark, 1218 Harney st QM § ONE NATIONAL B, ; total adder; 2 keys; nickel plat new; $100.00 cash buys it. Ge Kearney, ) MISCELLANEOUS, § MILES FROM CHOICE GARDEN LAN acres, some trads, Omaha_postoffice, 10 to I N. D. Keyes, 17 Paxtom k. R B—MizT BARGAINS, HOUSES, _LOTS AND FARMS, sale or trade, F. K. Tarling. Barker block R ON MOST FING 7R HOUAR, CbbT 8w sightly Jot off Lowe ave., 869 Franklin 8,000 Wit fake good lot pat payment accept §300,00 cash and mnthly payments D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. RE FARM LANDS. C. ¥, MARRISON, 112 N.Y. LI R_E-15 O S POOLS AND VAULTS CL Nelson, office 418 8. th stree 1 R-183 O7¢ CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. DR H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- Niabile uisinéas medium; Tih ‘year at 115 N 16th. D FLOOR, ste ADAME SMT L Toom 3; massage, vapor, phurine’ and sea baths. MME. LA RUE, 41§ SOUTH 1STH. 13TH, alcohol, SSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 141 DODGE. o T—M762 § RSONAL. MME. PQST, 3194 & 15TH, BATHS, MASSAGE WHOLE WHEAT BR flour at Imogen L. Ra BELLE EPPERLEY IS FITTED A > the figure; always remains shapely prepared to retain the finer outlines beautiful figure than any other. Nine ary and all fitting s by exports. s the only corset that makes one shapely and is appreciated by every lady who calls at pariors. 1909 Farnam street U—M278 013 MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS, T‘Eu rar ACTURERS AULABAUGH FUR CO., MANU of fur garments; furs ‘meatly repared, = Fur muffs at cost. Room 301 Karbach bik. Tel 1812, U~603 019 PHYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN perscriptions. can secure vaiuable Information by addressing P. O, Box 813, Omaba, Neb, freo by 3 A, Kot MME. LA ROOK, MASSAGE, 1609 LEAVEN worth street, third floor, front roomy; tro fira JEN 28 CONSUMPTION, itis and catarrh. Home tr: month. Three days' free treat- ment, room 200 Dougias blk., 16th and Dodge. U—158 029 FINE_8-ROOM HOUSH, MODERN, FUL on slat ol to Hanscom park, at might conslder some trade. Davenport & Waterma e HOICE CALIFORNIA ¥ ve for salo at very low figures terms, {n small or large lots, a tract choicest fruit land in California. ooean. Climate perfect. A good, easy and perfect home for very little money and see me. T. 8. Clarkson, Omal: and _ensy of the o to th Hving Call LOST-BROWN LEATHER PURSE WIT! \immings containing owWhers card about $3.00. Finder please loave at 716 N street and recelve re 28, LOST, 381N, SILK NATURAL WOOD HANDLE umbirella; Raymond on strap. Return to 17 Bth street; reward o M303 §¢ STOLEN, FROM % STREPT, COUN- oil Biuts, o new Templer &pecinl boyeie, No. 159, with oid spring saddie: STOVE REPAIRS, STOVE REPAIRS FOR makes of stoves. Water nections a specllty Stove Repair Works. 0,00 DIFFERENT attachments and com 1207 Douglas street, Omaha M-S REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS; ALSO hotel range and general agsortment of ranges eooks & heaters; water attachments put in & connected at J. Hughes, 07 8. 13 st & Jnckson §12 01 PLUMBERS, MIBING, 8 Leavenworth st. 981 FREE—PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND, GAS, steam & hot water heating; sewerage, 31 S 1. 2 hot’ wat PIANOS AND ORGANS, 1F_PURCHASED AT ONCE upright piano, $50. inno, $55. string new scale piano, $187.60 second hand Wegman, $300, second hand Wegman, $300, new Wegman, new Wegman, $500, Estey organ, $35. Kimball organ; $25. Bay State organ, $20. Burdette organ, 3§25 Smit 3. One Shoninger One good organ, Woodbridge Bros. One One One One One One One 120 N, 15th street. THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING ments, for cash or monthly p; One Hale upright plano... Another Hale upright piano.... One Hall & Son upright piano... Ohlo Valley “square plano.. Mason & Hamlin organ, Beatly organ, high top..iliili Smith American organ, high top.. Taylor & Farley organ, high top........ Kimball, Emerson and Hallet-Davis A, HOSPB, JR., 1 3000 lanos. 1613 Douglas st, Mis4 031 MUSIC TEACHER. MARTIN CAHN, TEACHER OF _ PIANO- forte. Studio, 408 N. 234 st. M1l 031 MUBIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. G, F. GELLENDECK, DANJOISTS AND ‘teacher. 1§10 California’ street. 94 PIANG AND VIOLIN TO PARTIES; REASON- able,” Orders at Mendelberg's 16th and LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL _TO new. Call and examine specimens of work. 20th st. U—DM16S 13* JAR SUNDELL, FOR 12 YEARS WITH G, W, Cook, has removed his shoe repalr shop to 8. 17th sireet, north of Douglas, U—M219 N1 AVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Health book and consultation fres, Address or call Viavi Co., 346 Bee bidg., or Council Bluffs office, 305 & 306 Merriam biK. Lady att DIE MISS lliner corset In The corset ywh. American with Miss Dacy, THE MANY Dacy's fin wonan's woman. alr wi ied King, Omaha CALLING TO SE will be pleased to see a ted and made by a isplayed at the World's Orders taken for the cele- Beauty by Mrs. A 315 South 15th WANTED BY COMPETE ting and fitting in famil SURANCE_POLICIES LOA + 8. Cheaney, Kansas City, ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y, LIF] loans at low rates for choice sSecurity in Ne: braska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. W16 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS county, improved and aha real estate.” Fidelity Trust C: ‘arnam st Wt OMAHA TO LOAN ON IMPROVE] Brennan, Love & Co., P MON| real estate. BICYCLES, JOHN ROWE & (0., PLUMBING. STEAM AND hOt water heating, kas fixtures, globes, 421 8, 18 DRESSMARING. DRESSMAKING FA) MAKING AT LOWEST PRICES, Madame Corbett, 424 N, 17th st., cor. Cass. Mid4 0200 HAY AND GRAIN. R HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE A. H. Snyder, 1615 Burt Tel. 1107, th HAY, We are always on the 1402-4-6 Nicholas "‘355 . CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, C. B. MORRILL, CARPENTER, OFFICE AND tore fixtures o speciaity. Patching and plas tering, 4® 8. MUh st telephone 408, 918 HAMILTON BROS., GENERAL CONTRACT- ors and builders, carpenter work, storm win- dows and doors. ' 414 8. 18th st., tel. 1179, M106 029 BUY ¥C buy hay NEBRASKA HAY CO., arain and mill stuff. market to buy or seil. 1 WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE ARR IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Fall and Winter Q. A. Lindqutst, Merchant Ta 316 8. 15th . A. Lindquist, lerchant Tallor, B, 15t Mfi‘fr' D, T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED IS COAL OF- fics to 208 8. 16th st., Brown block. %4 BICYCLES REPAIRED AND Tires and sundries. R, Heflln, locksmith, BICYCLES—ALL STYL REMODELED, Safes opened, repaired, C. 311 N, 16th st () ALL PRIC Bend for our list of second-hand and_shop. worn bicycles. Repalrs and cycle sundries of all kinds. M. O. Daxon, 402 N. 16th st. 936 BICYCLE PRICES CUT IN TWO. A 84 Fowler for $84.50. A '94 Sylph for $57.50. Other makes equally as low. See our stock and_get our prices before buying. A.H. PERRIGO & CO. 124 Douglag strsst, BICYCLE RIDING. SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTB for hard coal and $3.60 ton eheaper. 1605 Far- Dam street; main entrance Board of Trade, 163 029 MEDICAL, HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE AND DURING confinement, With best_of care; communication confldcntial. Mra. K. Volkman, gradunted mide wife, 401 South Sth' street, Lincoln Neb. M-260.0-8 e i SO0 FLORISTS. §. B. BTEWART, FLORIST; bulbs and cut Gower, ALL KINDS OF 2 Capitol avenue. §73-030 CLE RIDING SCHOOL, 1114 CAP M STOVES. BEST HEATERS ON BARGH, Be sure you examine them before you buy. Parties who desire the cholce of the best line of stoves on the market must buy either the Favorite baseburner or the Oak heating stoves. They have been manufaetured the past 30 years, and w! they have been us other stoves have proven themselves the economical stoves made. We guarantee They are the cheapest and best stoves m ‘e have the Dorn steel range, a model of per- tection A. M. McCargar, 410 Ny 16th street. most them. M224 N1 216 NORTH uts: new or r exchanged. M—T61'8 RELIADLE STOVI: COMPANY, 16th _strect; cash or easy:payi second‘hand; also stoves béught oved and unimproyed Omaha_real estate, § years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. W17 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY and upwards, 6 0 7 per cent: no am Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam, W20 CHAS. W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. BK. BLDG. Wi MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE 86 per cent. W, B. Melkle, 1st Nat. bank Mg g2 1t MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. FURNISHED ROOMS Douglas. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, alcove, for two; also first-class board. Mary's aventia WITH BOARD. 773-0 GOOD BOARD AND ROOM, .00 to four or five young men; front parlc 2105 Douglas- st. R WERK, nd_ back 5-9% ANTED, A _GOOD OFFICE MAN; MU: thoroukhly posted on collection of ' note \;\tbkl(!eflll stenographer preferred. Address 30, e, WANTED, R traveling, to carry Mne. Danufacturers’ 0N Co., Cleveland, O. B-M276 N3+ WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS COAT MAKER, Who must be a good cutter; alsh a good pants and vest maker: steady work to good, sober, industrious men: no drunkards, saloon bums or buzzard makers necd apply. H berry, Mo BOY WANTED AT 1807 DOUGLAS. WANTED, EXPERIENCED COAL M1 ®0 to Sheridan, Wyo. Apply at ol dan Coal Co.' 1605 Farnam. WANTED, ADVANCE AGENT FO optleon entertalnment. - Address, giving age, references and terma, Y 33, Beo, ' L—M207 6 WANTED, MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO ACT as private detectives under instructions; experi- ence unnccessary; send stamp. National De- tective Lureau, Indianapolis, Ind. AS. D258 o Shorls B-181.1 A STERE- B-M295 12¢ TWO GOOD SALESMEN WHO CAN sell_Installment goods; wagon furnished, B. F. MeNeal, Lincoln, Neb. BM24 7 WANTED - FEMALE HELP. happenings and write articles for publication on any subject. Experience not nrecessary. Gosd y for wpare time. Our instructions toll you Bo% 15 do. the work. Bena stamp for il par Sioulars Modern Press Ass'n, Chicago, Ill. i1 WANTED, GIRL OR GENERAL work; 2018 California street. . EXPERIENCED SAL our cloak dcpartment. * Only those having the bost of credentials and pienty expericnce need apply. Doston Store, Omah. C—M302 6 WANTED, LADY TO ASSIST ME IN businers durin guaraneed. MY her lelsure hours: kood wages rs. J. Cronk, 1218 Pacifie. C—M209 6* FOR RENT—-HOUSES. OUSES, F. K, DARLING, DARKER BLOCK 895 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF TILR CITY, TR ¥. Davls Company, 1506 Farnam. KELKENNY & CO., R.1, CO \FOR RENT, CHEAPEST 6.R00M COTTAGH " " with bath in city; only $15,00. 0% Callfornia street. CROOM COTTAGE NEAR BEMIS PARK, Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 lix‘un. D 485 ARGE DARN, &TH AND " B-ROOM HOUSE, . % $15.00. 317 First National bank, Indiana avenve, IR RENT, EIGH' 838 South 1Wth st; also S-room cottage wiih bam. G. L. Green, R 35, Barker blk. D DESIRALLE 1-ROOM COTTAGE, %13 W00l Ringwalt ros., Barker bik D90 BENT, TWO 5R00M, ELEGANT DRICK all modvm cos b N HOU ROOM CORNER FLAT AT w1 8. 1614 range and all other conveniences. W, ler, room 11, Puxion block FOR RENT, BLEGANT 10-ROOM Peusonubl HOUSE le.” 2003 Burt stivat. - D364 | " CHEAP HOUSES IN DUNDER PLACK; CITY RENT, FRONT ROOM NICELY FUR- $800; also bedroom for $6.00. 110 Nos near Webster, = . Water. J. W. Baulie, 35 Bee bldg. D—Mio 6 ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS; heat; reduction made to parties room gether; at the Webster hotel, 1519 street. - M ——— e UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 3 ROOMS IN BRICK FLAT, 139 T worth strect. FOR RENT, FOUR UNFURNISHED at 64 So. 16th st ¥ UNURNISHED ROOMS for light hous: 503 N. TO MAN AND WIFE eping, range, grate and bath. 16th street. G—289-4 —_— O FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES CORNER STORE, $4, 21 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE 3 i-9m FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam street. The bullding has a fire. ;-luulri cement bl»!ml‘nl.nt;;mplrlu steam heat. ug fixtures, water on all floors, §as, etc. Ap- ply at the office of The Dee, ] l—9fi1p STORAGE, STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY M--003 ; CLEAN R. Wells, 111 Farnam. M- e M- OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1502 FARNAM. Tel. 1369 e : e AT BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U, 8, kov. bonded warehouse. Househioi ~ goods stored. Lowest rates, 1013-1013 Leuvenwirih. M- WANTED--TO BUY, WANTED T STOCK DRY G general _merchandise cheap from must_realize promptiy: can close at’ on. [espondence Gonfidential.” Address ¥ ce. SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUC at Antiquarian book store. 1 STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOOI and cheap rate. HT FOR CASH 5 Punam streets \_\:]A ¥ 70, BUY A GOOD HALL'S & ocke C: 8, Overton, FE AND vault doors; well used. Lock box T FOR SALE--FURNITURE. PAYMENTE EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. _JOW prices on furniture and household goods. Baterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N. 16th at, 091 OSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNI- . Bloves, ele. L. Altman, 808 N. 16th, o 8 AND FURNITURE AT COST. MUST #0d at once, I Brussell, T10-712 N, 16h, O--M95 029 FOR SALE. DINING ROOM SUITE; ANTIQUE ouk; nearly new. 448 Iee bldg, 0 FOR SALE, HORSES, WAGONS, ETQ A, B. CLAR HORSE COMMISSION DEAL- | eri union stock yards, South Omaha; all classea Of horses constantly on hand; eastern & south- ©orn buyers are here for fall supply. Auc. St - M323-01) FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, CHEA CHICKEN AND ORNAMEN feu C N doe, W1 Dougiaa Q- TAL AL o IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIES, warranted singers, §3.50; 2 gold (ish, with glo $135; young parmata, 800 to 30000 bird Seed, ate. defaler's bird store, 3 N, 1 L Tl Q- FOR SALE FULL-BLOOL ter: ¢ months old Inqui #8ih aveauve, Omaha. 1F YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; MACKIN- toches, rubber boots, arctics, syringes of all kinda eas tubing; ail best® quality. Omahe Teat & Awaing Co, MU Famam et Q-3 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE Lorses, wagons, etc., at lowest ratés in city no removal of goods; strictly confidential; you can pay the loan off at any time or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 206 8. 16th street, X—923 PROP- Lite bldg. X024 1. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 427 RAMGE BLOCK, X025 TO LOAN ON PERSONAL Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. Y. TYPEWRITERS, STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR sale should make you suspicious; funny they are mostly Smith’s. Try one and you will un- derstand why: full line of supplies. Smith- Premier Co., 17th and Farnam; tclephone, 1354, M-92 TYPEWRITERS, OMAHA PEOPLE DON'T steal typewriters, they buy of us. Why? B cause the Densmore Caligraph and Yost ar he best machines made; they will outwear any typewriters made, and do a better quality of wark. Our supply department will be sure to please you. Send your machines to it you want them repaired. United Typewriter & Supplies Co., 1619 Farnam st.; tel. 135, 930 gHa: HOTELS, T NEW BULBS, JUST IMPORTED, CUT FLOW- ers. Hess & Swoboda, FPaxton hotel, 1411 Farn. M133 031 TERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED fron cornices. 1722 Bt. Mary's ave. 99 BAGLE CORNICE ~ WORKS, JOHN EPBE- meter, prop., 108, 110, 112 N, 11th. Estab. 1861, 960 —— DENTISTS. DR. GEORGE §. NASON, DENTIST, SUITE 200 Paxton block, 16th and Farnam sts. Tel. 712, %3 DR, PAUL, DENTIST, 22 BURT ST, Pt R b L S R L R COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. OMAHA COMMERCIAL COL!‘ B, Douglas; send for catalogue. 16TH AND Rohibough Bros. M221 N1 STENOGRAPHERS, BUTCLIFFE, GENERAL 2 Beo bullding. F. I grapher. STENOG- Telephone 597, M4 SCHOEDSACK, TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, 1521 Farnam strect. Dyeing of every descrip- tion nd dry cleaning. M7 TAXIDERMISTS, TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA- logue. George E. Brown, jr., & Co., 708 8. 16th, 949 — BOTTER THAN MOST $2.00 HOTELS IN Omaha. Our rates, $1.00 to §1.60. ~Hotel Riche- lleu. Geo., Mitchell, prop., 10-10 N. 1dth, i AETNA HOUSE (EUROUEAN) N. W. i8th and Dodge. Room by day or week. rates and accommodations to commereial tra: elers. Room and board by the week or month. Frank Hilditch, Mg 313 i CARPET CLEANING. MERRYMAN, CARPET AND RUG cleaning works, 720 S. 14th; tel. 864; office 1502 Farnam; tel. M—323 Ol UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH M. 8. Walkin, 2111 Cuming. Tel. 602. 963 NIGHT SCHOOLS. GAS FIXTURES, MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEH®LD FURNI. tore, planos,’ horses, wagons, or any kind of chattel security, at lowest possible rates, which you can pay back at any time and in any amount. FIDBLITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell block. X526 ——— e BUSINESS CHANCES, # PER CENT PROFITS WEEKLY, WITH $150.00 capital. Prospectus, itemized statistics free. Benson & Dwyer, 84 Brondway, New York. Y—Mil5 05 WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE of gas and electric light fixtures, globes, ele., at cost, as we are absolutely retiring from the fixture business. It will pay to buy at once. The Hussey & Day Co., 411 South 1th st., Ramge buliding, 649 02 ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLL H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 8 N. ":"55 GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES made fn design and finish to harmonize with any architectural style desired by F. M. Rus- il, 313 8. 154 M) 022 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS A SPLENDID MONEY MAKIX mess for sale very low owing to declining health of proprietor. Box 6§33, Horton, Kn Y—M82S FOR SALE, IN WESTERN NEBRASKA, harness, buggies, wagons and undertaking; also my business bullding, 28370 feet; rent of upper story, 330 per year; a good chance for a man’ with money. Address Y 21, Bee. ¥-M27i 60 H. K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND mbalmer, 1618 Chicago 97 SWANSON . UNDERTAKERS AND embalimers, 1701 Camini st elephono 1060 EM- 939 M, O. MAUL, balmer, i G W. BAl UNDERTAKER AND nam st., telephone, 22, —— e ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, A SPLENDID INVESTMENT: WILL SELL A g0od” paying paint and wall paper business located in this live and progressive city. Ad- dress box 85, Grand Junction, Colo. Y—286-130 ——————————————— FOR EXCHANGE. OMAHA IMPROVED UNIMPROVED residence property and eastern Nebraska farm land to trade for dry goods. “Want to deal with owner. Box 716, Schuyler, Neb. Z—M120 05 A _GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO change for young work horses or Lamoreaux Bros., 36 §. 16th, IMPROVED 120 ACRES IN WYANDOTTE CO,, Ohlo, and fime residence with ten acres ad: Jjoining good town in Hancock Ca., Ohio, trade for eastern Neb. land or merchan: Box 85, Schuyler, Neb, EXCHANGE—$2,00 ELECTRIC LIGHT In one of the best mining towns in . Pays 15 to 20 per cent net. Want & stock of goods or good lands or city property in trade for part or all. Good reason for disposing of the property. ' Full particulurs to any one meaning business. G. G. Wallace, 313 Brown block. Z—195— NICE STOCK GOODS, OWNER WANTS CASH and property, snap 'if taken soon; a livery and boarding barn, fine layout, cash and trade; fine Omaha lots for western lands; few $500 lots at 3100 each: must have money, a 320-acre farm in Cass county at $22 per acre, worth i & few houses and lots wt just £0 cents on'the dollar. ~ Davenport & Watermang 522 N. Y. Life bidg. z—:85 — 0 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, FOR BALB, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE; CEL. ler, cistern, city water; cor. 13th and Sahler; §184.00; long me. Enquire 1818 Farnam Simuel Burns. R E-178 FOUR-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT 13 MILE Close 10 car; price, ‘$1.050; §3% sume a §700 loan, K. D and Douglas, ©_ACRES CLOSE IN, $10,000. 20 acres close in, $.000, $1,680. 80 close in, 816,000, 40 close in,' $2,00, 40 near Irvingion, $2.400, 74 near Omaha, $3,200. To exchange. Madison county farm for house. Clear lots and cash for house, House and farm for house. Clear acreage for elear lot. Cholee age for house and cash. Clear improved property and cash for property. Clear town property for land, Farm neaf Chicago for Omaha property, Chicago for Omaha property. Los Angelos for Omaba property. C. F. Harrison, 913 N, Y. Life. RE-261-4° ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND storage batteries recharged; electrical and gen- eral machinists; superior. work guaranteed, Ormaha electrical Works, 617 and 419 8. 16th » BELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- tors for eiectric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction. Western elac- pply Co., 418 and 420 5. 16h st. 944 RICAL CO. 1614 Capitol a BUSINESS NQTICES. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM BIPE FACTORY; OLD E?IyEI lnuds new. 613 8..019th. "9 D MIRRORS RESILVERED, SHOP IN Buelow. SION PAINTERS lowest prices.” 1588 Douglas ROGNER & EISEL work at ~ OPTICIANS. - OMAHA OPTICAL CO., LEADING OPTICIANS, J. F. Ponder, managers cEyes tested free. 223 Bouth 16th, 13 Kinsler's 8iyg store. 44631 THE ALOE & PENFOLMD®CO., SCIENTIFIC opticians, 498 Farnamé i opposite Paxton hotel. Eyes examined free;, 291 GMAHA OPTICAL €O, L J. F. Ponder, manager. . k! South 16th, in Kinsler's NG OPTICIANS, 5 tosted free. 224 ore. M223 15% BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. YOU CAN MAKE MORFE INTEREST ON YOUR money by paying us $1 or more per momth than In any savings bank. Investigate. Mu. fual Loan and Building Association. G, M. Nattinger, wecretary, 174 Farnam st. %2 HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD interest on savings. Apply 10 Omaha L. & B Asw'n, 1700 Heo Bidg. 0. M Natlinger, feo FURNACES. BEST FURNACE MADE, SOFT COAL SMOKE Soasuming and hatd cod furmaces. Kagle Co nice Worl 108-110-112 N. lith st SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN_BANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Y. Life, Omaba. Ask for olrcular. 198 ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & AR OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEOE, WTH AND las; send for cutalogue. Robrbough Bros WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited. 1008 Farnam st 512 "~ GRINDING. RAZORS, SHEARS, CLIPPERS, LAWN MOW- etc. A. L. Undeland, 106 8. 1ith. ~ HORSESHOEING. MRS, THOMAS MALONEY, 912 N, 16TH ST, TURKISH BATHS, TURKISH BATHS; HOURS, 9 A. M. m. Beauty Culture purlors, removed ‘bach Bldg. to 106-10 Lee Bldg. M644 JOB PRINTING. FINE PRINTING Bee' building. 967 EED JOL PRINTING €O, of all kinds. 17th sl THE KEALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on 4, 1804; record October WARRANTY DEEDS, Duteher to D E Smith, e 20 feet i1 and w 2 of lot 12, block K, Wike iiinrred 4000 mith, w34 ME Shinn's 24 Add. ... ..ooiovis 38 Johnson and wife to M A feet of lot 1 and e 12, West Omaha. Alice Johnson and lot 7, block D, S H_H Birney and wife to C A Birn, feet of lot 4, block 78, South O G M Boggs and wife fo Elizabe lots 19 and 20, block 31, G H J W Craig and wite to'J W 8, block 9, Hanscom Place........ Fannle Abrahams to Julla ‘Welsh, feet of lots 11 and 13, block 113, Omaha e o Byron Re s 20 ncres of ta 33 Inez Christtanson and husband to ' C Raunders, lot 9, block 12, Omaha View.... Nebraska Bavings and Exchange bank to J W Hempsted, lots 16 and 17, block 4, Mayne's 15t Add....oeiiererienns Alex Gardner and wife 1o same, s 4 feet of lot 1, Gardiner & H's add DEEDS, In chancery to Portsmouth Fire as- fon, lots 7 and §, block 115, Dundee 4,700 3,000 1,400 300 6,000 1,500 Sherifl to Tenry Pickering, lots 35 and '3, block 6, Briges' PICe...ioiiieiriaein Special master 10 Lancaster Savings bank, Tots 12 and 13, block 1, Monmouth park, Total unt of transfers Notico of Dissolation of Partnership. Public notice 15 hereby given that partnership relations heretofore existing be- tween Otto J. Wilde, sr., and Otto J. Wilde, Jr., under the firm name of 0. J. Wilde & Co., has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing h{ the sald part- nership’ will be paid by "Otlo J. Wilde, ir., und all money fue sald partnership to bé paid to the sald Otto J. Wilde, jr. Dated this éth day of October,” A. D. 154, OTTO J. WILDE, Sr. OTTO J. WILDE, Jr. Ofm&e&Sun L TEDT T BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREL the property, in which M was named ,‘ ‘ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 35, 1894 SUPREME COURT SYLLABL Error from Opinion by Morrow et al againet Jones. ouglas county. Afirmed. hiet Justioe Norval, Mutual promises constitute a sufficlent consideration to support a contract. 2.7 gave a real estate mortgage to M to secure a logn of money, and, after the debt matured, M brought an action to foreclose the mortgage, a decree was entered and the property sold to R for a sum consider ably less than the debl, fnterest and costs. Before confirmation, M's attorney in the foreclosure proceedings on behalf of M, but without his written authority so to do, wrote n letter to J, enclosing a deed for the s grantee, and an ‘assignment of the equity Tedemps tion, making a proposition that if J would exccute and return the deed and assign. ment she could redeem the property at any time by paying the amount of the mort gako, costs and interest. J mccepted the proposition, executed the deed and assign- ment, and returned the same to the at ney, ‘who immediately delivered them to M, ‘'who placed the same upon record. In an action to redeom, held, that the proposic tlon to J to redeem was not within the statute of frauds, notwithstanding the at- torney had not been authorized in writing by M to make the same. 3. A principal must adopt the acts of his agent as a whole, and Wil not be permitied to retain that part which is beneficial, and refect that which is not. 4. A deed of renl estate, absolute in form, may be shown by parol to have been | tended by the parties to It s a security for a debt or loan, and as between such par- ties, at least, the instrument will be con- striied to be a mortgage merely 5. Held, that the relation of mortgagor and mortgagee was not changed or de- stroyed by the delivery of the deed on the terms upon which it was obtained, and that the deed was taken as further security for, and not In payment of, the mortgage debt. 6. A court of equity, after ascertaining that a conveyance by absolute deed is a mortgage, wiil allow a mortgagor, or the person who has acquired his interest in the premises, to redeem. 7. The right to redeem and the right to foreclose are réciprocal, and an action to redeem may be brought at any time before the statutory bar of ten years Is complete. 8. When a mortgagor diés an action to re- deem from a mortgagee may be maintained by the person who succeeded by the mort- gagor's death to his interest In the mort- gaged premises. 9. A mortgagee In possession of and occu- pying morigaged real estate before fore closure is liable to account for the net rontal value thereof, and this, even though the Instrument securing the debt is on its face an absolute conveyance. 10. The finding of the amount due the mortgagee for repairs cannot be reviewed, since the evidence upon which the same was based is not contained in the bill of exceptions, Barker against Kloster. Brror from Da- kota county. Opinion by Chief Justice Norval. Where the transeript filed in th does not contain the judgment or final order of the district court sought to be reviewed, the petition in error will be dis- missed. Wiseman against Zelgler. Brror from Cedar county, Affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justice Norval. In an action to recover money the fury returned a verdict in these words: “We, the fury duly empaneled in the above en- titled cause, do find for the plaintiff, James C. Zeigler. and assess hig damages in the sum of 83859 and interest at 7 per cent. Held sufficiently certain to sustain a judg- ment thereon for plaintiff for $38.59. 2. An_exception is necessary to the re- view of alleged errors in giving and refus- ing instructions. 3. Brror_cannot be predicated for the re- fusing a request to charge, where such in- struction is not contained in the record brought to this court. 4. This court will not review the evidence for the purpose of ascertaining whether it sustains the verdict where the question 1s not specifieally ralsed by the petition in error. 5. An objection to the ruling of the trial court on the admission and exclusion of evidence will not be considered, unless the particular ruling complained of is pointed out in the assicnments of error. 6. An assienment of error for the denial of a motion for a new trial is bad if it fails to speeify to which of the several points made by the motion of the assignment ap- lies 7. In order to a review of the proceedinga of the trial court the petition in error must assign alleged errors with such pa ticularity as to enable the supreme court to_determine the precise ruling of which complaint i3 made. Smiley against McDonald. Appeal from Douglas_county. Reversed. ~Opinion by Justice Post. Section 15, article 11l of the constitution, which provides that “The legislature shali not pass local or speclal laws * ¢ ¢ granting to any corporation, association or individual any special or 'exclusive priv- fleges, {mmunity or franchise whatever,” held not g restriction upon the power of the legislaturd over the subfect Involved, but rather as a limitatlon with respect to the manner of the exercise of such power. 2. The constitutional provision above cited does not prohibit citles of the metropolitan class from centracting for the removal therefrom. of dead animals, garbage and other noxious nad unwholesome matter, 3. Nor will such a contract be held vold by reason of a stipulation therein that the privileges thereby conferred upon the con- tracior {s exclusive. v 4. The legislature cannot under the gulse court From early ehildhood until 1°was grown my llu,IIY spent m fortun trying to cure me of thi: disense. 1 visited Hot Springs, and wa treated the best medical men, but was no! benetited. When ail things hod failed I oiormingd to e o (o) Wy 07,5, By ind nrourmonths M s antive u“'.d'sT: Argn . ‘l"nlhln 14 was gorie, nOt R slgn of 1t loft: my gene Noalth bullt up, afd | have nover bad any return of the dl havo since ase. 1 ncumm-nfllflc ILD“onn “IRWIN, Irwin, Pa. oven ! free to any Idst"l. o SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. RAILWAY TiME GARD Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTHWEST N |Arrives Omaha|U. P. Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha 1 «.;;Fastern Bxpress Vestibuled LMo, Valley Loca 1.\ .Omaha Chicago Spec CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q |Arrives Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omal +..Chicago Vestibule. \ll. Chicago Express. I..Chicago and lowa Locai Pacific_Junction _Local, BURLINGTON & MO. RIV _Depot 10th and M ... .Denver "E Deadwood ‘Denver Expross Nebrasia Local (except Sunday) Lincoln_Local_(except_Bunady). Leaves | K. C, ST J. & C. B, Omaha|__ Depot 10th ana Mason Sts. d5am. ... Kangas City Day Express.. 45pm.iE.'C. Night Ex. via U. P, Trans. Leaves | CHIY . . T & PACIFIC, |Arri: Omaha|U. P. Depot, i0th & Mason Sts.| O Leaves Omauhal Lt 6:5pm I |Arrives " Omhaa 10:15am . 4:60pm . o 50pm.. 1fam. #am.Oklahoma & Texas Fixi 35pm..........Colorado Limited. Leaves UNION PACIFIC, Omaha|Unton_Depot, 10th & Mason 8¢ 10:00am. Kearney Express.. 2:80pm Overland Flyer.... ! §:40pm Tiéatrice & Stromsb'g EX (ex Bun) 3:00pm flo Express, .. : L. Fast Mail TCHICAGO, MIL, & ST. PAUL Union Depot, 10th and Mason 5t fpm. Chicago Limited. ... 1. Chicago_Expresh (ey. Sun.... E. & MO. VAL Depit 15 Webster St reveop Deadwood Express... £:10pm \(#x. Sat) Wyo. Ex. (Ex. Mon.). §:10pm ‘Nortolk_ Express (iix. Sunday)..10:45a St. Paul Express © 9:40a T PACIFIC, Sth and Welster Sts, Louls Touls |Arrives Omaha Omaha $:00am 9:30pm 5:10pm Leaves Omahal §:00an ly Accom. (5x. Hun.).. 10:00am. ‘Sloux City Accom. (Sum. Only.).. §:05pm 12:15pm. . Sloux City Express (Ex. Sun.)...1l:Sam 6:30pm.. .......8t Paul Limited.......... §:40am Leaves | BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |Arriv Omaha|Union Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.| ¢ Sloux City Pussenger........10:20pm Bt. Paul _Ixpress....... &g UX GITY & PAGIFIC, Ay 4 15th and” Webater Sts. ) Omaha Bt Pawl Limited. .. Chicago_Limited.. WABASH RAILWAY. |Areives b|Uniotl Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omahe 8L Louls Cannon Ball.,...A5 360 IArvives | Omaha of police regulation, bitrarily Invfi nlgoolvpfl.'!“ or nl flnh(l. when suol relations afe oalled in \s Whethef' they have somd relation to publio health of public weltare, 4nd Whe l\\\‘h I8 in fact the end sought to Be af talned isley against Horr, Brror from Mal (‘ofi'm)'. Affirmed, Opinion by Ju-ua Where (wo makers of a promisgory note are shown to be suretids for a th.rrd party, they wiil be presumed to be co-sureties untl the contrary is shown. . Evidence held to sustaln din, the trial court, R Rose against Washington county, Error from Washington county. Affirmed. Opinion by _Justics Post. A petition 18 not essentlal to confer Juriss diction upon the county board to open e tion line roads under section 46, chapt Ixxvifl, Compiled Statutes. 2. The only limitation upon the discretio of the board In that respect is the fund: mental one of compensation for private property taken or damaged. Young against Sage. Error from Lancas- ter county. Affirmed, Opinion by Justios Harrison It s not error to refuse to give Instruc~ tions requested to be given which have been substantially expressed in the instructions prepared and read to the jufy by the court on its own motion, 2. The action of the district court In refus- Ing (o give (o the jury certain instruet requested by the defendant, examined held no error in such refusal, 3. To render the testimony of & witness given during the former trial of admissible in evidente durlng a sul ent trial, it must be shown that the witness whose testimony it I8 thus sought to | duce 13 absent from the state of without the Jurisliction of beyond reach of the pro- cess of court, rmers Loan and Trust company againgt Davis et al. Error from Cedar county. Afs firmed. Opinlon by Justice Harrisop. Where it is sought by a_ petjtion error to have the proceedings of a district court during the trial of an equity cage, reviewed by the supreme court, there muat have been a motion for a new tial filed and presented to the trial court as in an metion at law. Hartnett against Hartne(t. Appeal from Dakota county. Opinion by Justice Harri= son “Where coerclon Is not sufficjent to amovmt to duress, but a social or domestic force is exerted on a party which controls the free action of his will, and prevents volun- tary action in the making of a contract or execution of a deed for real estate, equity may relieve against the same on the ground of undue influence.” Doctrine announced in Munson against Carter, 19 Neb,, 203, approved and followed. McClain against Morse of al. Appeal from Douglas county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan. he sole question belng s to the sufe ficiency of the evidence to sfistain the finde ings of fact made by a referee, whose ale lowance of the bill of exceptions falls show that it contains all the evidence n§ duced, the judgment of the district cou ’IF nmn{\"m};’ & F‘.&lllow\nq Turner agi I::: urner, 12 Neb., 161, and R. R. Co. agal Menk, 4 Ind., 24. P Garlichs against Donnelly et al. Appeal from Douglas county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan, It s Dot necessary (o the =worn state: ment and claim of llen required to be filed by subcontractors that there should be age tached thereto a copy of the written come tract under the terms of which the rights of ~such subcontractor have acerued, nolther Is It necessary that the owners of the property benefited should be se forth therein. 2. Where the itemiz d accou t filsd with the sworn statement and claim of lien disclo when the furnishing of labor or mate began and ended it is not essential that ag conclusions the same facts should be res stated. Srnest Stegman agalnst Faulkner et al Appeal from Colfax county. Afirmed. Opin: fon by Commissioner Ryan, Where a tax sale {s invalid the purchager thereat is, by the payment of his bid, sims ply subrogated to the rights of the county for the enforcement of payment by fores closure of the amount actually due, which he has pald, with interest thereon, at the rate of 10 pef cent per annum. 2. A purchaser at an invalld tax sale is_not entitled to have taxed in his favor an attorney fee as part of the cost of the foreclosure of the lien to which he has by payment become subrogated, Hyde against McConnell et al. Appeal from Douglas county. Aflirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan. On_full examination of all the evidence, the findings made and relief granted by the trial court are found to be fully justified, and its judgment is, therefore, affirmed. Obert et al against Wentz, Appeal Hamilton county.” Affirmed. Kplnlnn b) Commissioner Ragan. The appellant flled no brief in this case, and as the pleadings support the dec rendered, the judgment of the district cou is affirmed without further examination the record, Hoock against Bowman. A%pell from pinion by Douglas county. Affirmed. Commissioner Ragan, Where the owner of real estate contracts in writing to sell and convey the same to another, and such contract {s duly signe witnessed and acknowledged by such ownel and recorded in the office of the register of deeds in the county where such real estate is situate, then one who purchases and re- celves a conveyance of sald real estate from said owner tikes such real estate sul !ecx to the rights therein of the vendee In saf contract. 2. In such case the vendee In sald contrast of sale is not entitled to a rescission thereof because of the sale and conveyance of the real estate by the owner to a third party. Hoock against Dowman. Appeal from Douglas county. Opinion by Commissioner B desired to purchase for the purpose of building thereon lots 1 and 2 in a cers tain addition to the eity of Omaha, platt and owned by H. The agent of H show the lots to B, pointed ouf the corners an stakes, rep resented that lot 1 was a corner lot, that lot 2 was contiguous thereto, and that both fronted on Sawyer street. The streets had 1ot been opened through the addition, B, belleving and relying on the truth of the'representations made by the agent, en- tered into a written contract with H, agree- ing to purchase and pay for said lots. The representation as to lot 1 belng a corner lot was false. Held: That these representations under the cir- cumstances were material, and entitled to_a rescission of the contract. 2. A purchaser of real estate has a right to believe and rely upon representations made to him by his vendor as to the char- acter, quality and location of the property, when' the facts concerning which the repres sentations are made are unknown to the vendee. 3. If a vendor makes material representa~ tions as to the character, quality or location of his real cstate, and the vendee bellev relies and acts on' these representations an they prove to be false, the vendor cannob shield himself from the consequences of his fraudulent conduct by ‘interposing the plea of laches on the part of his vendee. Weander against Johhson. Appeal from Burt county. Affirmed. Opinion by Com- missioner Irvine. A party eannot be heard to urge error in the proceedings leading to a judgment which was entered by his own consent. 2 The transcript of the record filed in the supreme court imports in this court abso- lute verity. If, in fact, incorrect, the dis- trict court, and not thfs court, must make the correction, Vallery agalnst the state of Nebraska, Srror from Saundérs county, Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Trin n a prosecution for lbel it i3 no defense that the wriling was a repetition of pre- vious oral publications, and that the de- fendant was Induced to make the written publication by acts of the persons conoermi= ng whom the libel was published. 2. The libel alleged was published of and concerning a school teacher at a meeting of the school district called for the rpose arges which ml:.h be of recelving any made, and transmitting them to the county that the qceasion superintendent, Held, was not one of absolute privilege, and thal the defendant was liable, at least, on prooi of express malice In the publication, jadsen against Latev et al. Avpeal from Douglas county. Affirmed. Opinlon by Commissioner irvine. A mortgage was made on lands in Mf]" Douglas and other counties. Bubsequent an instrument was executed and delivere by the mortgagee reciting the execution of the mortgage and describing it, but reciting that it conveyed the Dodge county lands, describing the same, but making no refers ence by deseription to the other land. The "Instrument then proceeded ol lows: “I do hereby acknowledge that t sald mortgage and the note accompanyin the same is redeemed, paid and satisfl and T do hereby release all my claim to the premises covered by sald mortgage, and do release and quit claim unto’ (the mort- gagors) “thelr heirs and assigns foreves the premises covered by sald mortgage, an do release all obligations dus me by virtus of said note and mortgage'" This instr ment was acknowledged, and was recorded in Dodgo county, but not in Douglas. Bub- sequently an action was brought to fores close the mortzage on the D land against one who had par the execution of the release, but without notice thereof. Held: 1. That the release extended to all land deseribed in the mortgage and was not res stricted to the particular tract described in the recital 2. That in the absence of sllegations and proof of fraud or mistake, It operated to discharge the whole mortgage. _— Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanoogs, Tenn., says: “Shiloh's Vitalizer ‘saved my life. I consider it the best remedy for a debili- tated system I ever used.” For dyspeps! liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price, Ti S0ld by Goodman Drug Co.