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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI

1913 BeckmAn against Lincoln & n ".
r T. Co Appeal from Lancaster. Al
frmed Reese, {. J.
/ A railroad company which had leased
It's rQa 10 another company instituted
proceedings in the county court FOR the
purpose Of condemnlng he real estate OF q
land owner for riEhu-of-Way purposes. The
land owner appeared ana contested the
jurisdiction OF The court upon the ground
that the company seeking TO exercise the
right OF eminent domain was rot the real
party n interest His objection was over
aNarding 400, was confirmed. He then
appealed 10 the district court alleging the
same facts and aysrred that Ms damages
We're 80 Re also sought 10 en5oin The
proceeding. alleging the want OF iurisd!c-
lion The injunction being denied, 4s then
amended his petition, claiming the increase
Of damages a. demanded in his first peu-
ton Held, Lat his proceeding 10 defeat
TIE Was not such an election
q ? NEEDLES as would prevent him from
AusaCng a. 10 the amount OF damages
- 44 a proceeding 10 condemn rea4 estate
for the purposes OF ugnt-of-WAy FOR a rail-
road company, The LAND owner is emitted
TO fun compensation for the land actually
taken and for such damages 10 the residue
OF the land as are equivalent 10 the dim
nau0u In value thereof Fremont Z d
a. v, r. Co, vs. Mseksr, . Seb. "a y.
p In an inquiry whether. and how much.
the part OF a farm not taken for railroad
rig-t-oEway is deprecated In value by the
appropriation OF a part iI u properly fuF
the jury 10 consider the liability Of stock
being killed and the danger from fire fr1m
passing trains. See Fremont, E & NJ y.
by. Co. VS.. Bates. - Neb. 81. s. y ~ 49,
1 The trial court Instructed the NY rhar
Il the amount OF damage found BY u.sn
id not exceed zoo no interest should be
allowed but II u exceeded that sum they
should compute interest on the amount. The
giving OF the instruction was excepted TO
for the reason that by inference. Il in
formed the jury Of the sum awarded BY the
appraisers. Defendant Offered another one
A. ML---~-H a. e.
and interest separately and unAided which
instruction was refused. Held. LhaL wL-.e
the instruction refused might under the
circumstances. have been the better. vat the
giving of the one submitted would nOC re-
quirs . reversal Of the Judgment
3 After the rendition Of the verdict a.
ndaTirs Of a number Of purors we're Gle
showing that during rhe deliberations 81
the Jury one u their number stated that
another railroad company had c0nsLr1srsi
its road across MS land, and thai ne knew
was for q larger sum than that returned
BY the verdict Il being shown thai sub
stantfaIly the same statement was n ade
by the juror on his voir dire examination.
II IL held that defendant cannot be BEARD
10 complain, there being no showing that
II could not have excluded him IRE tues
ton Of the proprisrV Of receiving Hnch afr
'davfr for the purpose OF imBeaching the
verdict h not decided
l6gsA Thompson against suata ErruE
from Richardson Affirmed. Barnes. J
4 Where. in a criminal prosecution. the
evidences uf the state. II helieVed bV tire
The fact ha1 the evidences Is somewhat
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
RANCH FOR SALE.

The James McCollster r&ncn, known as
the Sohlapp ranch. Is located 3 miles rorth-
west OF North Platte Lincoln county, Neb..
and contains ASA acres. OF whicn about
L1n acres are under the Birdwood IrriEa-
ton ditch. the best water right in the state
Of NsbrsAka- The balances OF the ranch
IL rolling. about two-thirds OF which could
be cultivated
The entire ranch Is fenced by a substan-
ual wire fence and the bottom portion -
cross fenced into lse-aCre tracts. There Is
a Rood house and barn on stone founda-
ton. ? windmills and a lake OF shout 5
acres, near barn, vel stocked with fish.
This ranch has always been run as a stock
ranch. About IL acres planted 70 corn and
oats each year for horse fed; ABOUT the
same amount 70 alfalfa; one section is IN
natural hay which cuts about l Z tons per
acre which brings in North Platte from
S5e to $50 per ton
There is not a more desirable farm In
the state OF Nebraska for a home or IN
vestment than this. This land can be d.
viced into two tracts. section 5 OF the bot
tom and can be sold 70 itself. for which
the price is $40 per acre. The ranch as a
whole can be bought for s2 per acre
JOSEPH W ADKINS, GUS A SCHLEYER
Circleville, Ohio.
Joseph ". Adkins VIII be at North
Platte unGl Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
G NOTICES

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - OFFICE
CT Lee-Glass-Androesen Hardware com
pa-y. Omaha Nebraska. December II. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given TO the stockholders
Of AndTeeseu Hardware Com
holders Of the company will be held AT the
office OF the said company, corner OF Ninth
and Harvey streets, in the city Of Omaha.
in the state OF Nebraska, on Tuesday Jan
uary Il. A Q. 1910, Al ) O'Clock D. m. for
the purpose Of elecung a board OF direct
ors for the company 10 serve during the
ensuing year. and 70 transact such other
business as may be presented Al such
meeting. II J LEE, President.
Attest; ", NJ GLASS, Secretary.
DI 20 J Il
PROPOSALS FOR YOUNG HORSES.
Office OF the Quarteruaster. kansas
City, No. December Is. 1910. Sealed Pro-
posals, in tr.plicate, will be received at
this office until L O'Clock, M Central
Time, January a. 1910. and then opened hi
the presence OF attending Bidders for FUR
nlshing 80 young cavalry and 20 young ar
ullery horses fer delivery at Fort Reno
ReuOunr Depot. Oklahoma. or other prom
lnent railroad points. The Tlirsd States
reserves the right to accept or reject any
OF All bids or any Darr thereof Blank
forms and all Information can be Rad upon
application to this office. Envelopes con
tanning proposals 70 be marked "Prouo-
sals Tor Young Horses and addressed
Captain Kirby Walker cvartsrmaEter
D-ls-E-E-0 J-Is-M
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

The school census takeT stopped AZ 4
little hut IN the mountains oT Kentucky
and addressing the mother 81 an unusually
large flock OF children, said
Madam, ! am tAkirE the school census
How many children have you between ths
ages o. s md"
Lemme see, she broke Ia. "therc's
Katy an May, an Annie. an Lucy. an
Carrie, an Rob. an Jake. an VIII an.
HAIRY. an Jim. an she paused for 4
breath and her caller made haste 10 say
Now madam, Il you could Just give M
the number
ahe snapped. m W,
Amt numberin' yet thank -
We Amt run out o. names "=C1eveland
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
FriKhfened Intn 80

BY fear Of appendicitis TAX Dr. King
New Life Pills. and away goes bopre
trouble Guaranteed 10 For sale BY Bsa
ton DRUG CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
WANIED-TO REM
ADMINISTRATIONS

LADY With several years business train
ing desires position selling either In city
or Nil travel Al refersncea address
~ ~. care Bse-
WANTED-By young man. place to wcrk
or board whls attending Boytss cnllsge
Both pnun~A
EREE 5 tons coal; FOR particular. r.
Z. A~orehouse CO. VIII 3 1Af
ACCOMPLISHED accompanied On plane
wants engagements for solo and chorus
wort ~oraturio experiences. Address Bee.
NJ -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

FOR sALB-Four good improved farms.
all within a radius Of three miles Of
Orchard Neb. II interested. write me for
prices and terms A c. King, Jr, Orchard,
Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

Ash acres q decided and. ali fenced
barn EE@ feet stalls for sixteen horses.
3-r0on TO = pAnLry. i've cabins. IS acres
leased larO ilalde OF fence. ten whole Sec
tons Of leased land outside OF ssnca. be-
s1Ges sevsral hundred acres In small pieces.
Plenty Of running water. three wells one
neEurvey complete, another starIN1- 5E6a
feet 81 ulinE lad for irriEauaE About
LlD breeding ewes and about 40 good eve
lambs and plenty Of rams. About f4ften
head of good Shurthoru carle and eleven
head OF horses from colts ID. Sky TO
seventy tons OF hay. A5al1 sixty tons OF
sugar bets. Farm n-aLli1ery. wagons.
and harness. This IL an .dsal ranch for
sheep, cattle or horses and would maze An
idea colonization tract I would sell the
land without the stock. For further in
formation. WIZ
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
BEMIS PARK RESIDENCE

; I, 153-26l9 Lincoln Boulevard This
residence has On the first
floor a vesubule. living room.
draWlnE room library and din
ing room. Finished in hard
woods and very attractively
decorated -Four bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Stair
way to laTge attic. Basement
under the entire house div-aed
into furnace. Hund- and
storage rooms The grounds
have a south frontage Of IS
feet On Lincoln Boulevard
and 4 north frontage OF s
feet or H~awthorns Ave. A
very substantially built house
al a reduced price for imme-
date sale.
Fer further inf0i nation about
these residences cal on a.
telephone
George & Co., 1901 Farnam.
TeL Doug. %.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

A BARGAIN for you. q LD-acre farm.
with AZ the improvements, near school
Catholic church. railroad. for 3 90, Laif
cash balance on time Can box &C, Knob
view. MO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
EMnnan.


80 ACRES. vel improved. z acres fruit
$3.50 per acre. ". R Hlpes, Blue Mound.
kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
SWAPS
WANTED TO BUY

EH p. 4-h- , or s-h. D motor. TAs Rex
Co. Omaha Neh.
BEST pnes paid far ~s~cond-haad furnh
MI
BALTIMORE Inland store pays best
price h-hRnd furuitaze. clothes etc . 81
SECONDHAND gasoline snEns Address
~ Bee
HIGHEST prices for Old broken Watches
aid guild etc NJ Nathan. ~ g Bth-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Real ESTAIE 80
81 Farnam Residences

" est E'anam Residences
2Wa lar The shivsriek rssidsnce To-
Gated a. the s e corner OF
8th and Jones Sta This house
Is sEcepuu-allv vel built q
brick M stone. Ind origin
ally cost more than be- now
being asked for the ENTIRE
p-lper-r. First floor ons IS
Of six r0oms and a large hall.
vita -eaurful BE- =cted rsk
Pans ng ard hand carved
~H-aI-va- Parior. library and
reception room finished IN Sc
iected mahogany Dining room
finished ard paneied with Sc
leCtad quarter saved oak
Also handsome built-ln buffet.
Leading or The dining room Is
a very Attractive breakfast
r11m Two large frepl-ces.
SIX bright spacious bedrooms
on second floor. three Of
which have upen Erepiacss-
Z Also large clos--s Selected
quarter saved oak floors
floor throughout The third
thruuEhout- The third floor
has our finished rooms
BESIDES a large cedar closet
The basement under the an
TIRE house Is divided into A
furnace room laundry room.
aNaaAAE aaaA 4ILaNA NA.ALAHa
A directory brick barn IN
first clssa shape. with drive
Ways Is located In the rear.
This complete residence r. To-
Gated on one Of the choicest
Of the West Faruam
district sexI7 feet Very rrG-
sonabIe terms
sII,9N for a first class ninR-room
residence. modern in svsry re-
spect FIRST floor consists Of a
large living rEc=p-
ton room finished in quarter
sawed OAK. Dining room IN
mahogany, with a large tile
hreplacs. Large and conssn-
lent kitchen. -Four BEDROOMS
on second floor and two
baths. Also two rooms finished
on third Loor. Barn and gar
age Located in Omahaa best
residences district near Eth
anc Harvey streets. Large
grounds, AKlE, fronting East
AID north AID paved streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
INVESTMENTS

s% nst-for two St Louis
fats, practically new, all mod
ern. near two car lines.
schools and churches. and
within easy walking distance
OF the business district, To-
Gated on a paved street fac-
ing east These Gats were
rented before finished, and
have never been vacant since.
A sure. safe investment and
a Location where values are
steadily increasing. Prica
Sls.500.
s. Eross-two Is-room mod
houses. On South 18th St,
close 70 the Omaha Daily
News Office. and within a
block OF good business. Also
S. feet on 18th Avenue. uuim-
proved Excellent location
for brick 6atz. AL specials
paid on both streets. Only
N2O00 for the entire property.
WF groEs-briek store and
fiat building, Zx44 feet located
On Douglas sureet Good bust
q location Price, F,50
Northwest corner Eth and
Jackson streets. Two-story
brick St Louis tat modern
Also vacant corner. 0xS0 feet
adjoining, with AL specials in
and paid for. which II properly
handled can be made 20 net
on the total investment at
least ISL. Price SO. 55l
For further Information about
any OF these Investments, or
other business properties. resi-
dences. or farms in or around
Omaha call on
feorge & Co., 1901 Farnam.
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POULTRY

FOR SALE-Elghteeh different varfeues
OF thoroughbred p8ultry. cuLxs anl co1k-
sralA geese. dLcKa. turkeys. iueas. ban
tams- dogs and white rabbit. A. Kinds
Of fancy pigeons. Va rite FOR free circular.
D l. Brusn. Platte Center Neb.
Screenings. Use IB lbs. wagner. III X 1slh
FCLLETS III each In Light Brau441s
White Rocks ald Partridge WyaDdotIeg
CDcksrels. for 400 70 EU each in Barred.
hife and Buff Plymouth Rocks. White.
Buff. Partridge. Silver and Golden Lacsd
MVRndotteH single Comb Brown and
white LeghornH, single Comb Wh4te Minor
cas-. LlEht ErahEnas. Rose and Single Comb
Rhode Island RadH, Turkeys. Ducks and
Geese. Address alter HogIe. Fairfield.
Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
PRINTING

PHONE mi. A-2Es for good printing
Printing Co 18TH e Cagitol Ave
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
John A. Slayton,
The Owner,
Carr. Weld County. Colorado.


FLORIDA LANDS.
SIXTT-sIA thousand acres. near railroad.
vel adapted for .ruck farming and fruit
raising several flowing wells nov on prop
erty. A Eenkeua- Security Bank Bog,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

OKLAHOMA

We havs IGp % acres Of choice land Z.
select from. aging in price from g. 4
bS per acre. TINS land Is in the oi an.
gas district and you might get an Oh wei
with your and.
NONATA LAND AND LOT co,
Suite SIS New York Lie Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
LOOK HEREi
500 PER No.

On an investment o. MEN This il locureF
on Capitol Ave, near Gth- r. IA. stnlten-
berE 40 bOAyd OK Trade Bldg. D. liza
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
CHOICE CORNER OF

Surrounded with fire new buildings and
more being built. near car. has water.
sew er and gas- Choice location for home
GENUINE SNAP, $500
Easy terms
NOWATA LIANT & LOT co,
SUITE EA New York Life Bldg. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
REAL ESTATE

Real ESTATE
RIAL estate BEALEas.
REED ABSTRACT CO. Est fSs, promps
service. get our prices rIs FarnAna ST
PAYNE INV. CO. first floor n. Y. Liza
BENJAMIN r e. CO. a. Brsndeis Bldg
REAL ESTATE TTTLE-TRUST CO.
CHAs K WILLIAMSON. Presid-at
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

4 Where. In a criminal prosecution. the
evidence of the state II belieVed By the
jury b. sufficient 90 sustain the verdict
fact Lhar the evidence Is somewhat
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27
STUDING FORESTRY N CHINA

The almost world wide movement
to protect and establish forests
has reached China. aud the first
Chinese school Of forestry will soon
be opened at MOukden. The Chi.
nese Empire is usally pointed ont
as the worst example among mo.
dern nations of FOREST destruction
The floods which are periodically
poured down from the denuded
mountains are destructive beyond
comparison with any other country
and the want Of forests is assign.
ed az the chief cause. Wood is
scarcer in China than in almost
any other region in the world, a..
though the country is we'll adapt.
ed to the growing It trees. In
the establishment Of u forest
school the Chinese Government
gives evidence that it realizes the
beginning 1t reforestatiOn In 8
sciantifi: manner.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27
WISE MIR BROUSSARD.

| We are promised some encOur
agiDgly novel developments in the
discussion of the Payne Tariff
Bill, now before the House of Re
personalities. Congressman BrOus
sard of Louisiana leads off along
the lines of new departure. His
action is both patriotic and wise.
Mr.. Broussard IS a Democrat.
His policy in dealing with the
Payne Tariff Bill is not to obstruct
Its passage through the House,
not to contend vainly against fate,
but to take advantage of the sit
uation to obtain for the people of
mis- own State as large a share Of
the benefits of the bills protective
features as he may. Other Demo.
cratic Congressman, knowing how
frultless is their contention in the
face of the overpowering Republi.
can majority in the House, may
delay the passage of the bill and
contend loudly against the rob
Der tariff" Of course these Con
gressmen think they are shire 1dly
doing politics in Washington for
home consumption in Missouri or
Mississippi.
If the people of Louisiana are
as intelligent and sensible as We
think they are, they will approve
of the action of Mr.. BrOussard;
and if the Democrats of other
States approve of the obstructive
policy pursued by their Rvpresen.
tatives, they are not 50 sensible
and intelligent as we would like
to give them credit for being, and
as they ought to be.
The State of Louisiana has a
great many products which will |
reap great beneat from the lrotec-
tive features of the Payne Tariff
Bill. 1t is q great sugar State,
.0tton State and fruit State. In
act, Louisiana has about as many
easons for being Republican On
he ta1iff IS California. The same
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27

New Iberia is surrounded Ivy rich
fields on every hand \ radius OF
ten miles would descriha a circle
! with the City Hall Of this city rs
\ its center, encompasslng q won
derful country for the richness
and variedness of its products
Sugar, cotton, rice, corn, potatoes
all kinds Of vegetables and melons,
and fruits in variety.
All this teritorry is naturally tri-
hutary to this city and great part
of its products do find its Wa, into
the channels of trade through our
portals. A suseCessiul season 20
the farmers therefore means much
to our merchants. On the o uer
hand, when storms AMI floods
blight hope and Wither pro 7accts
Of the farmer. AL the uralns ul MIR
Powers and his councilmap con
densed into one focus OF eunrgg
could not change the results Then
why attempt to deIuie the people
with promises Of prosperity
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their unccasing Work Keeps
Us Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in the DC 1y passes
through the kidneys once every
three minutes. The kidneys filter
the blood. They work night and
day. When healthy they remove
about 500 gfains of impure matter
daily, when uphealtby someaIbarl
of this impure matter is leffin the
bic cd. This brings on Sany dis
eases and'sy nptoIhs, FAN in the
back Headache, netvouspess, hot
d,ysskin, rheumatism, gyGt/gravel
disorders of sthe cEskht and
hes ing, disslaess, i,rkyar heart,
debility, dyws,uess, fdfopsy, de.
posits aq t,e urine, e,d But it
you keep&e filters right you will
have y trouble with YOU kid
neys,g
AYt Heroerl Dupe'ier Ave,
New iberia, LAP says: 81 gladly
testify to the eat merit of Doan's
kidney Pills. For long time l
WI troubled by pans in my back
witch at 'iYts seem unbearable.
| Has told BY apbysician whom l
co1sulted. that the pain was
caused by disordered condition
of MY kidneys. Seeing Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised procured
IA box at Taylor's drug store and
began their use at once. Twas
given prompt relief aud have had
no return OF the trouble since. In
return for the benefit | have re.
eelved, | feel that it is no more
Than light for me to give Doan's
kidney Pills my endorsement"
For sale BY all dealers. Price SO !
;ents. Foster N ilburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
the nams-Doan's-and
lake no other.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27
COMMERCIAL STATS
TICS WANTED,

New Orleans, La, NJ Oh. 90, 1909
Mr.. Henry B. Hewes, President,
Teche Improvement Association
Jeanerette, La.
Dear Sir:-The River aud Har
Dor Bills which was recent,
passed by Congress contains an
item for the preliminary examin
alton of the Teche with a view OF
obtaining au increased depth.
am familiar with the conditions
Upon the Teche and the recon-
mendation to Congress will dope nd
largely. IN fact mainly upon the
showing which can be made as to
the necessity from a commercial
point Of view. 1t is requested.
therefore, that you give rue such
Information as you may possess or
bs able to accumulate concerning
the advantages which will result
from the increased depth and the
benefits to commerce both present
and prospective.
Hoping that you will feel at Ii.
Oerty to consult with thus Office.
t'ee'y,'n regard to any and all fea.
lures connected with the matter
remain,
Very truly yours.
LANSING III. BEACH.
Lieut.. COL. Corps of Engineers,
U. s. Army.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27

The assessment of the city OF
New iberia during the last four
years has increased some $500, 900.
This Is not boost of the Coun-
CIT, for Mr.. Poirson, it will be re-
membered, made these returns.
This does not look like an abso-
lutte stand-still, notwithstanding
the hard times and panic of the
last few years.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27

Srndry democrats who have no
rice farms, sugar mills or manu-.
factories and not a stick of timber
IN their Districts are much panied
~ MIR. Broussard's unseewly be-.
havjOr.-Lake Charles American.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27

Of The races of the world, GOO,
OW. 600 are white, zoo, OOO, 900 gel
low, III. 100000 black, $4,000, 900
are Malayan, aud $4,000, 900 red.
Or American Indians.-Ex
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27
BURSTING RtFBBL rs.

No CITY Administration coult
keep the big mills oftthis city run
ming one day longer than ii Woui,
he their interest to run. The iuW
her market-noi the CITY Admins
tration or stops the mills
The City Administration can wet
come the resumption Of opera
tions. but it cant start them Mr.
Powers and his council III elected
could do no more.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-27

The Bayou Teche Railway &
Light Co., of New Orleans. has al
last forfeited its last claim upon
the City for any pact o. Ga 5000
that was deposited by il Vi h the
City as a guarantee that It would
build the proposed trolley lime
within a specified time. The City
Council encouraged the promote ts
to the extent of gi.iug then ok
tension after extension. all even
went so far as to offe, aovide
in part a site for pow er- house.
The promoters tried to Boost
the project. Quantities OF rails
and other materials We're unloaded
here. When the final surrender
came the promoters confessed that
they had "played to hard luck -
the panic of 1907 and its lingering
effects, followed Ivy national cam
paign the next year made il i'm
possible to float now schemes, no
matter how good. Could am
council have changed the resulty2