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DAILY NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1890 ANOTHER. CELEBRATED CASE J. W. WINGER CO, 1109 Street. SPECIAL SALES New York by the illness of her mother.

Guy Datum, a real estate agent of Taylor has written to the insurance department of the auditor's office aa to whether the North American Accident association of Chicago had authority to transact business in Nebraska, the company having evidently attempted to rope in the gentleman with the unprepossessing name. Deputy Allan answered yesterday that the company had no authority to transact business, and therefor exposed it. OUR FRIEND THE BED BUG. If you would quickly and permanently rid your bed" of bugs, put a small box or ROUGH ON RATS in a pint bottle of benzine, shake well when using. Douche the mixture into the cracks, crevices, boles and openings of the bedstead.

It will turn their toes up rapidly. Then mix another small box of ROUGH ON RATS thoroughly with a quarter pound of lard, with this mixture fill all holes, openings, cracks and crevices in the bed. These two methods are warranted to never fail; to be effective and lasting. Cut this out for directions. Commencing to-day on The Low Price NEW GOODS, LATEST STYLES Flannels, Blankets, Underwear and Hosiery.

Also special sales on DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. J. 1 109 Street. certificate to the correctness of the same Judge Morris states: "To review this action of the court plaintiff prosecutes error and under these circumstances the accompanying bill of exceptions is presented and agreed to by the parties. I cannot understand its relevancy, bat as parties teem to deem it so, I hereby certify to same as re-q tcla The case involves many fine points, chief among which is the taxing of part of the costs against the plaintiff.

J. M. Miller vs. The County of Antelope, error from the county named. Plaintiff is a practicing physician, and in 1887 was called by E.

F. Skinner, a justice of the peace "for Verdigris precinct in the county, to attend one Christian Moeher, an insane patient, as the county physician lived at a distance. When Miller presented his itemized bill for $46.27 for seven visits and medicine the county commissioners allowed only $6. The doctor appealed to district court, where he lost his case and was taxed $19.93 costs. He comes up smilingly, however, in supreme court.

George R. Kimmel and Charles II. Kimmel, executors of the estate of Michael N. Kimmel, deceased, vs. John and Martha Scott.

Appeal from Lancaster county. This is a suit to recover upon promissory note and mortgage upon property in Kimmel Van Duyn's addition to this city, and in the lower court plaintiff was awarded judgment and order of foreclosure for $120. The Armour-Cudahy Packing Company of South Omaha vs. John E. Hart.

Error from Douglas county. This is a case brought to secure the reversal of a jury verdict and judgment rendered by Judge Melville R. Hopewell in an action for damages brought by Hart, who claimed that he had been employed by the packing company as general foreman at a salary of $2,500 per year, and had been discharged without cause at the end of about seven months. He was paid $1,666.66 and sued for the remaining $33.33, for which he secured judgment. The Esterly Harvesting company vs.

Frank Frolkey, error from Lincoln county. This is a case brought to secure the reversal of judgment rendered in the above county for $1 and $194,48 costs. George Brown vs. the State of Nebraska, error.from Douglas county. This is a case to secure the reversal of a judgment upon a verdict finding the plaintiff in error guilty of the crime of larceny from the person of one Mrs.

Anna M. Kervan in Omaha, on the 6th of last May. Upon conviction the prisoner was sentenced on the 12th of June to two years in the penitentiary. George W. Stone vs.

Rebecca S. Ne-ley, error from Buffalo county. The records in this case were immediately removed from the files by the attorney for for the plaintiff. Notatorial commissions have been issued to F. K.

Bivens of Purdum, Cherry county; John R. Lee, Brownlee, Cherry county; Albert Spaulding, Rogers, Colfax county; La Vergree B. Stevens and James E.Kelby,OmahaDouglas county; J. T. Harden, Liberty, Gage county; A.

A. Ege, Ewing, Holt county, H. D. Wilson, Nebraska City, Otoe county; J. F.

Hecht, Plainview, Pierce county; M. M. Makeover, Shelby, Polk county; H. C. Oaks, Gresham, York county.

The new bar docket for the September term of the supreme court is out and is being distributed among the attorneys throughout the state. It contains 244 There are 691 cases in it, of which 236 have already been argued and are now under advisement, leaving 477 still untouched. Miss Cora Outcalt has just returned from a trip to Denver, whither Bhe was called immediately upon her return from Buy oil heaters of Rudge Morris. The Randolph street car line now carries passengers through without transferring on street. Before buying your school books and supplies call at the book and stationary department in the Exposition building and get prices.

Full stock of everything used in the city and country schools. MEAT BED ROCK Good beefsteak, 3 lbs. for 25 cts. Boiling Meat 4 to 6o per pound. Corn Beef, 4 to 6c per Pork 1 Oc per pound.

Pork Sausage, 10c per pound. All other kinds of meat at the lowest cash prices. None but Nebraska beef used. Call and see us. Bohanan Bros.

CUSHMAN PARK SPtCIAL TRAINS. Until further notice the B. M. will run the following trains: Wednesdays -Leave Lincoln 4:20 p. 7:00 p.m.; returning, leave park at 7:30 p.

and 11:00 p. Sundays Leave Lincoln 2 p. m. and 8:30 p. m.

returning, leave park at 6 p. m. and 7 d. m. THE HYGIENIC TREATMENT OF CONSTIPATION AND ORDINARY DYSPEPSIA.

Sir Andrews, the English professor, believes that in the vast majority of cases constipation may be successfully overcome by following the simple rules stated below without the use of other medication. 1. On first waking in the morning, and, also, if necessary, on going to bed at night, take a teasuoonful of the genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt dissolved in a tumblerful of water (half a pint), cold or hot. 2. On rising, take a cold 1 or tepid sponge bath; followed by a brisk and general toweling.

3. Clothe warmly and loosely; see that there is no constriction about the waist. 1 4. Take three simple but liberal meals daily. i 5.

Avoid pickles, spices, curries, preserved provisions, pies, pastries, cheese, jams, dried fruits, nuts, all coarse, hard and indigestible foods taken with a view of moving the bowels. Beware of cheap imitations, Use only the genuine imported Carlsdad Sprudel Salt, which has the seal of the city of Carlsbad and the signature of "Eisner 5fc Mendelson Co. "sole Barclay New York, on every bottle. HORTON, -A-INTD Lowest Prices of Any 18c 25 pieces double width Dress Flannels in all the new fall mixtures, sold as a bargain in other houses for 25c, on Monday at 18c a yard. 49c 20 pieces 54-inch Plain Colored Dress Flannels, in black, navy, myrtle, seal and wine, worth 75c, on Monday at 49c a yard.

89c 8 pieces Black Mobair Brilliant-ine, extra good quality and width, usual price 60c, on Monday at 39c. $11.39 10 Mesmer Dress Robes, plain and plaided serges, latest Parisian novelties, worth $19, on Monday at $11.39. 1 43 South Dry DEAN State Agent Wow Trthern Pumps And Cylinder. Eclipse Wind Mill Extras. Ail kind in stock.

Laather and Stain and Iron and Rubber Beltlnr, Rubber Hose and Fittings, Brass GckkIs, lead and Sewar Pipa. Wood Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Drive and Tubular Well Material. STEAM. GAS AND WATER SUPPLIES. 1450 Street.

THE HONISKY-KENNEDY TROUBLE REVIVED. Does the Death of the Child Abate a Quasi Criminal Action to Establish Its Paternity. Aa small. Mas Trying to Undo Tw. Tea S.nt.ne.

in tn. Fenitsntiary for LstMtj From tn. Parson. Ulher D. lass A boat tb.

Stat Hoom, The following new cases have been filed in supreme court since The Journal's last report: Emma Honisky vs. M. A. Kennedy, error from Fillmore county. This case is known as the "Father Kennedy case." The defendant was a Catholic priest in charge of a parish in the above named county.

The plaintiff was a Bohemian girl of seventeen years of age who was employed as housekeeper for defendant. On the 15th day of May, 1889, the plaintiff filed a complaint before D. H. Co-nant, county judge of Fillmore county, charging that she was pregnant with a bastard child of which Father Kennedy was the father. The priest was arrested and brought into court and an examination ensued.

The girl testified that the criminal act had been twice committed once between Christmas and New Years and once just after New Years day. She related minutely the circumstances and the defense, in its cross examination, which endeavored chiefly to establish the presumed fact that she bad been intimate with one Jim Mc Bride and one Tom Fox, failed to shake her testimony or show anything improper in her relations with others. The county judge found that the girl's answers established her complaint and required the defendant to give bonds in the sum of $1,000. He furnished bail and was released. September came and the child was born on the 22d thereof.

On the 26th of the succeeding month, before the term of court at which defendant was bound to appear the baby died. Therefore when court convened in November defendant moved that the cause be dismissed and the defendant discharged from his bond because of the death of the alleged bastard child, and the question presented and passed upon by Judge Morris of the district court was, "Does the cause under the complaint of the plaintiff abate under our statute by reason of the death of the child of which the complaint alleges the defendant to be the father." Judge Morris held that the death of the child abated the quasi criminal action for bastardy, and that the plaintiff had her suit for damages, is any there were, in another action. He therefore sustained the motion of the defendant, dismissed the case, discharged the defendant from his bond and taxed the costs incurred up against the respective parties by whom they were incurred. The plaintiff contends that the court erred in its decision and submitted its bill of exceptions, and accompanying his Was drawn again 1 1 Mil i i e4 R. L.

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Bif P. 0. BCX Cash House. THE House in Nebraska 75025 dozen Ladies' All Wool Medicated Scarlet Vests or Pants, very fine guage. i sold everywhere for $1.25, or Monday 75c each.

75c 20 dozen Ladies' Natural Wool Vests and Pants, non-shrinking, good value for $1, on Monday 75c each. 43c 23 dozen Men's Natural Shirts or Drawer, sold everywhere for 50c, on Monday at 43c I Children's All Wool Scarlet Vests, Pants and drawers, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24. 26, 28, 30. 82, 34; orice, 19c, 23c, 28o, 83c, 39c, 45c, 50c, 55c, 60o, 65c 1 2th Street. is not presented at once.

at 4:30 on i Goods SjERVIpg -r J.a l. Saturday morning at lO o'clock 528 Was first drawn and if not presented in one week, No. 2,292 will have next chance. If this number two weeks No. 2, 1 5 1 will have next chance.

Any lady holding- any of these numbers will please call ng any GOAT TEAM Will be drawn Wednesday afternoon, the 1.7th inst. All the little boys holding tickets will come in i 1 that day and see the drawing come off. BRO I I i i 1-1 K-4 "-fl fi-rfi.