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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-17
For the Use of the Right Hand.

The buttons on coats, etc., are placed
ON the right side and the shed of the
hair in boys to the left evidently to suit
manipulation by the right hand. The
great philosopher Newton records that
at first he confined his astronomical
observations to his right eye, but after
ward he managed to train his left. But
there are persons who could not do this
owing to the unequal strength of their
eyes.-Chambers' Journal.
"a 8 II To7IA.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature OF &MAZzzw
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-17
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tenn. 1t is the only Kidney Medicine ever
discovered that regulates the bowels. All
others cause constipation, which is dangerous.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-17
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-17
BIRTHS.

Ashman.-To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ashman, Birkbeck street, a son.
Gallagher Mr.. and Mrs. James
M, Gallagher, Walnut street, son.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

came TO a halt Just beneath the branch
on which the Venerable Gentleman was
perched. and the dog wagged her a well
come and made another dash for the fence.
describing as he returned, a circle. The
man In the tree viewed her advent with
positive pleasure. He at once connected
Mrs. O'Hearn with the ownership Of the
dog, and he was also impressed that his
position was absurd so. although his tones
were pleasant, chagrin was somewhere
apparent.
MY dear woman. II you will call of
your dog you will oblige me greatly. | must
confess to trespassing here. but an acct
dent forced us to stop, and I was at
trscted by some wild flowers. and so in
vaded your domain"
He smiled genially. conscious that he had
put the case concisely at least, while Mrs.
O'Hearn, with an authoritative but shut,
now" forced Nicodemus to lie down, al
though his body still quivered from the
exertions OF the chase and the consequent
canine delirium. His owner was at once
impressed by the Venerable Gentleman,
whose manner was seemly, and who sug-
gested aristocrstic courtliness even under
the embarrassing condition OF maintaining
a balance on the tree limb. He won her
as he looked benevolently through his eye
glasses which. by great fortune, he had
not lost in this sudden adventure. At the
moment Mrs. o'Hearn experienced a psng
of feminine regret at the absence OF her
best apron, and the rolling pin hung heavily
in her hand. 1t was clear that this unfor-
tunate prisoner had at once the sympathy
of this honest woman, and but for an unfor-
tunate admission on the part Of the Ven
cradle Gentleman, and a rash attempt at
leyity, the incident might have closed
forthwith.
"Ye're bein' wan Of these fower-pickers
that preserves them In schrspbooks, meb-
be-" ventured Mrs. O'Hearn in a spirit
Of Cancellation, as she grasped Nlcodemus
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

by one ear and shook him roughly, "or
p'raps wan OF these professors that can
till ye the vorietles av the posies by the
schmell ov Thin"
II am not a botanist," said the Veneer
able Gentleman, preparing to descend, but
cycling the dog warily, although you must
confess that either a botanist or a railway
president would appear equally out of place
in a position such as l have found myself
q position" he added to show that he had
a sense Of humor, that l never thought
possible out OF the pages Of a comic
weekly"
The manner Of Mrs. o'Hearn changed as
changes the face Of nature under the sudden
burst of the tempest. She released the dog,
which sprang again at the tree trunk. and
her u%tterance was one long inspiration.
20, ho-o-o-o-o," she emitted with a
slight questioning infection. ana her
blue eyes showed the glitter OF steel.
20, ho-o-o-o-o!"
Arms akimbo, she looked up at him.
$50 ye aire the president Nv the railroad ?"
The Venerable Gentleman, reconsiderinE
his determination to come down. clutched
the tree branch firmly and called out a
warning to the engineer, who had again
sought to climb the fence and again found
himself beset by Nicodemus.
That" he answered, Us my once.
Now"
He wondered why the woman was so in
terested in this fact, but his affirmation,
calculated to impress. was cut short by ar
e~xultant cry from the squat figure beneath
him.
"Thin ye aire the same wan that's been
kapin' me out NV the price Nv a COW this
tree MONTHS proceeded Mrs. o'Hearn.
"Ye-"
She cast about for an expression that
would at once convey her contempt and
anger.
'Ye murtherer," she concluded.
The trio at the fence, now enjoying the
exclusive attention Of Nlcodemus, since IL
was obvious that the woman commanded
the situation at the tree, resorted to missile
throwing. The Venerable Gentleman looked
perplexedly abou; him.
Upon my soul, my good woman" he
ventured, you surprise me-. / know moth
ing of your COW! You have surely mis-
taken me for some one else. do not
recall that I have ever before been In this
locality"
YEN reminder IT, thin. from this i'yous
dhAy. for IT'S not from the place ven be
sthirrin' TIL I've me equiyylint an me
INbullNlAlon y ~ CNA &c VIC uOuC mcs
It's the prisidint Of the road says the
station agent. that Is considerin' your
claim. Mrs, o'Hearn, an itll be all roight
in tonne. but he's a very busy mani
Ye're not so busy but ye can put your
hand TO yer pocket an produce the Sss for
the COW we've murthered in cold blood
along NV your i~gnsrant milne dhrivers an
she dom no harrum TO thin or amy wan.
An it's the extra money | want for the
milk I've bought since me bereavement"
The situation seemed clearer.
You do not, then. accuse me OF driving
on your COW? asked the Venerable Gentle
man.
DARWIN her on2" repeated Mrs.
o'Hearn. striving to compass her seon
by raising her voice TO It's highest pitch.
TITS maxim minesmeat NV her an wild no
%sthoppin' for an apology hat / claim
ye TO be the rid-handed assassin ye are"
y 90 not run the engine" asserted the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

out purpose, although he never relaxed his
endeavors. The flight OF time brought no
spirit Of charity to overcast the bitterness
Of Mrs. O'Hsarn. And 81 was quite by way
Of coincidence that on the day she had
prepared her weekly statement-which now
had $3.50 added to the principal-some-
thing entirely unusual in railway equip
ment should engage, although tardily. the
attention VI Nicodemus. This was an alb
breviated edition OF the d~espised Flyer"
for the engine drew but two cars, the
last a wonder Of luxurious construction and
painted so high a yellow that 1t We'd with
the ripe corn in the fields through which
It passed. II was a still summer day and
the special came into view without the
knowledge of the dog. who now knew the
time tables with amazing accuracy, and
was consequently of guard at this uneE-
peoted advent. His slumber was inter-
rupted by voices that foated up from the
pasture and he arose and scented the air.
Then he strolled to the corner Of the barn
and with head cooked 20 one side viewed
that which amazed him greatly.
The train had stopped, and around one
Of the sets Of wheels stood three men va
riously engaged in drawing smoking cot
ton from an aperture, poking it about with
q stick. or dousing water upon the steam
ing mess. A venerable gentleman who bad
descended from the gorgeous car to watch
the operation, finally strolled over to the
fence, and. attracted by some wild bios
SONS. somewhat awkwardly scaled the bar
rier and ambled pleasantly about the green
fields, lost in contemplation of the sim
plicity Of natures wonders.
Nicodemus came into action by a spring
in the air, a shriil bark and a series Of con-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Venerable Gentleman, uselessly. 1T you
have lost a COW. Mrs. o'Heatn. through
any carelessness Of the employees OF the
road, you may be sure your claim win re-
ceive due consideration. You can hardly
expect to advance It. however. by keeping
me here. And you have been mislnformed.
The president OF the road does not adjust
these matters that come out OF the-the
misfortunes Of COWS. Your claim has prob
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Revolver Match b. TeIerr,nh-

yer match between twenty-hve poiics ON
GERS representing 81, Louis and a IKE
number OF Chicago bluecoats, who shot
in their respective cities, began here
promptly at noon today. Under the rules
each man will nre fifteen shots. MS score
AZ the end OF the string being ts~legraE-sd
70 the other competing city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
You Can't Feel Sick
UNLESS YOU ARE SICK, AND YOU
CAN'T BIZ SICK IF YOU TAKE
PROPER CARE OF
YOURSELF.
Proper care demands Smiths Green
Mountain Renovator.

PROPER care O0meAoo bmlbnb dL0oA
Mountain Renovation.
Taking proper care of yourself simply
means keeping the blood pure and the
stomach, liver and kidneys working
along in their regular, normal way.
If you neglect yourself when you see
you are not exactly right, your blood
gets full OF the impurities which would
otherwise pass out of your system, and
there Is trouble in store for you.
You seem to have all sorts Of things
the matter when the simple fact is that
your blood is making all the trouble be-
Cause you don't take the pains to keep
1t pure and strong.
You ought to follow the sensible ex-
ample of the sons and daughters of Yer
mont At homo they take Smiths
Green Mountain Reuovator-and have
been taking it for many years. When
they go away, they send back homo for
1t. They don't run any risks-they
kaotc 1t will cure them. They won't
have to send back home any longer.
People with money have taken hold
Of this medicine and are introducing 1t
everywhere through agents who they
know will give it to the people in the
same condition 1t comes to them and not
attempt to substitute other things for It.
We have the sole agency here, and
We want you to try it.
II it doesn't give you prompt and sure
relief, you can just come in and tell us
and get all your money back.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

In addition to these special features each Isl
sue of The Twentieth Century Farmer
contains
Frank G. Carpenters entertaining and instructive lot.
ters of travel.
Short Stories, by the best known writers of the day.
Market Quotations, most accurate and latest on every.
thing the farmer wants to know about
Editorial Discussion of live subjects, treated from the
standpoint of intelligence and progress.
Best Illustrations, from fine half tone engravings, repro
ducing actual photographs, made specially by our
own artists.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Col. F. M. Woods,
Leading live stock auctioneer of the west.
Prof. G. F. Curtiss.
Director Iowa Experiment Station,
DR.. A. T. Peters,
Anima Pathoogist Nebraska Experiment Station.
e. A. Burnett,
Director Nebraska Experiment Station.
Elias e. Nelson,
Horticulture and Agrostology.
Prof. Lawrence Bruuer,
Nebraska State Entomologist.
Hon. j. Sterling Morton,
Father Of Arhor Day.
Prof. o. v. p. Stout,
Irrigation Engineer.
r. e. Bone,
Prse Hog Breeder, Tallula, III
T. F. b. Sothnnn,
Noted Hereford Breeder, Chillicothe, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
FOR 1902
The Twentieth Century Farmer

No other agricultural weekly can point to a
similar record of fulfilled promises or
make a prospective as. inviting.
Some of the Eminent Specialists who will be repre-
seuted by articles on timely subjects in the first
few issues of the new year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
TleiS4truGt.w eiaiondre.

Son ben ieGs Winiondrsp, bic ben
5leiidirut s%esrdnbet baben. unb bsrsn
~psrsiniste uub immenie 8upitulien nun,
mebr bic 9runoIase su Der 8sri@w6rune
biIosn, bic Bolisnabruns su m%onopoliii'
rem unb cine finflide Sleiid' Sunssrs.
no!b untsr ben Armsn su i&affen. Began
men fdnf ibr 2ebsn aIs iebr arms Wdu'
ner, bic ibr tdsIides 8rOo bu6fdbli&
i'm S6meibs ibrss Inesi@ts" psrbie,
men muBtsn. Dir lafen cine G~uffteaunB
ioleen
Boil. Mrmour bseann aIs Elm 8auerei'
arbsitsr. Gr b,ntsrlieb Elm 8srm6een
BON $40, 000, 900.
3slion Worris Fam I'M 9piI1enbed
na& bisIsm 2anbs, uno feline erfte Stea.
une mar bic zines 0isbtreibsrs. Sein
8srmbssn tpirb auf $40. 000. 900 psi&dbt.
Die @ebriber @ubabp tpnren als iunee
Banner Ia9el6bner. Sic folsn s25,,
900. 900 pertb iein.
George 5. Sammonb III Der einaise BET
fe6s Sleif6truf. @raneer. Der nit @elb
anfins. Dieies Ia Elm fdlaeenbsr Bstpeis
fdr be punbsrbarsn Gbaneen. tpsIde bite
ies 2ano armsn 2suten eeeebsn bat, UNI
reid su tperben, -unb aud fur bic Gbat,
ia6e, bab Der Sliaiondr drmfen IRE
fprunss feline Sfrupeln empHnbet, UNI
bic armen esb6rig su ,,fhleifen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
S6nis Mlfonfo's Sebsn mar be'
brpbt.

Sine MnarGihsn.8 eriHpbruns ssssn
bns 2ebsn Oss 86niss AlfOniO N snts
bsdt porbsn. uno ie6s 9beiInsbmsr tpur.
ben berbafist, untsr ibnen @abriel 2Opea
Elm Nnssiteater elmer Electromagnetic
isli6aft. Auf BEN glnse. auf pelbem
2opeS arretirt tpurbe, fanb mon Dpna'
nit. Batronen. CT faet, CT babe bisfels
ben bon einem anoeren Anardifen nit
Der @siiuns erbalten. ie bel Der 2Tb'
mugs. 9rpeefion nab Der Gquipaee oes
a5ni8s su tpsrfen. Die 3eituneen in
Wabrio bsfdtissn bic Rahtiht bon BEN
aniGIass auf oas 2sben bes 9Oniss unb
bsriHten. naB E bpnnmit, pntronsn
bsidlnennbmt tpurbsn, bic ieSi bon ben
Militdrs8 sb6roen nnaIpfirt trerben. gis
niee 9situnBen bebaupten, bab msbr als
fe9s 8sridip6rer perbaftet tpuroen, un'
Ter ibnsn, aubsr 2opes. ie&s Siubsnten
bsr Nsbi;in. Elm Druder, Elm 8immers
mann unb Elm Waurer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29

Ggefntip @omitet
%. 8. Saaftah, .. Q. Sobufsn,
Nbram Rtebiti, Z. 3. Waifins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29

~ SsRsut bas ,BU&snbIatt''.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02
Fine Show Coming.

The Mabel Paige, company will APP
pear next Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday at Swishers Theatre. This is
what the Cumberland Daily News"
says Of this company;
Miss Mabel Paige, supported by the
Southern Stock Company. inaugurated
a weeks engagement at the Academy
Of Music last evening and was greeted
by an overlooking house THE MoGn-
tain Wait" was presented 10 a master
ly manner and evoked the heartiest
applause Few repertoire companies
are so we'll prepared to cater to popu-
lar tastes. This year Manager Willard
al great expense has surrounded her
with a company Of artists Of such
ability that they will be greeted with
hearty approval everywhere. Miss
Paige firmly established herself in
favor last night. She is young, win
some, original, with most pleasing
personality and stage action and evi-
IDENTIFY of great reserve force.
The specialties, too, were a strong
feature and deserve more space than
we can give them. The work of Mr..
Dan Holt was very clever and original.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02

THE NJ. 2 ministers had a good
time at Grafton even 1.-THE respectable
people are in a minority IN the coun-
" as claimed by some during the
Swisher- Sturgiss election.
PROFESSORS and students are be-
ginning to return and within d week
their presence will be noticeable. All
have an air Of work and we expect to
see more accomplished during the next
year in the University than in any
previous year Of its history.
SEVERAL changes are proposed in
the route OF the street car line.
These are conditional on the amend
ment of the ordinance being passed.
In case it does not the lines can not
run on some of the streets on which
it is desired that they be placed.
A LEWIS county school teacher
boxed the ears of a pupil few days
ago The boy told his mother, and
the next day the teacher received
the following note: Mature has
provided proper place for the pun
ishment of my boy, and it is not on
his ear I'd thank you to use it
hereafter. "-Braxton Central.
Gov. WHITE has served notice on
the mine owners along New river
that they must see to it that their
evictions are made in more legal
manner and that the Objectionable
features of these must be modified.
There IS no disposition to allow
these men to make a bad mess any
worse than the circumstances war
rant.
A POSTAL card has been received
from A. n Thompson dated Paris.
He is now on his way to Pretoria,
South Africa, where he goes to rep
resent the New York Herald. He
will he remembered by many people
of Morgantown as student and
newspaper man IN Morgantown.
They wish for him all sorts of good
luck in his new field Thompson
has been in Washington for some
time working on the Post and other
papers.
E. C. Protzman is making many
improvements in his studio on
Peasants street.
LADIES fail and winter suits, skirts,
waists and jackets at Hirschmans.
McCLURE'S RESTAURANT,
st. Clair's old stand, High Street,
opposite Wallace House.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02

THE new library building is nearly
ready for use and it will add much TO
the comfort and pleasure of the stu
dents besides giving them a fine place
in which to work.
THE very best green goods on the
market are to be had at Weaver
grocery Prices are getting down
to a figure that allows all to have an
abundance of fresh vegetables and
fruits.
REDWOOD avenue is the prettiest
street leading out east of town. A
drive over it will pay anyone who
hasn't been out in that direction
since the road was built. Mr. George
Rogers constructed this street through
his property.
THE funeral OF the late William
Mailer of Allegheny took place at
that city today. He was the father
of Mrs. Walter MADEIRA and died after
brief illness at the Franklin on Sat
urday night.
NOT so many years ago one thous-
and was considered a big estimate on
the total population of Morgantown.
Now we have that number in the
public schools, The University cares
for a lot more who under other cir
cumstances would be in the public
schools. The city is growing and that
at rapid rate.
THE county court might inquire
why the approaches to the Falling
Run bridge had not been filed and
also why the iron for this bridge had
not yet arrived There has been toe
much delay in connection with this
bridge and some questions ought to
be asked about it. The first thing
that we know it will be winter and
from present indications there wont
be any bridge TO use.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02

Dos'T wear clothes with dirty
looking spots on them when Weibtl
will make them look as well as new
for trifie Send them to 424 Front
street
ALL that is wanted now IS for the
University to break records as gailY as
the public schools have done.
ONE thousand children is a pretty
good lot. That is the number TO re.
ceiye instruction this year ia the pub
lie schools Of this city
NEXT year when the Daily New
DOMINION gets old enough 10 enter
the public schools there will be au-
other big smash In the records.
Work on the new addition ofssSa-
braton is being pushed very fast and
the place will be 10 fine condition for
the lot sale to take place on the 10th.
BRING on your good roads. The
farmers of the county demand them.
Nothing will do so much for the adj
vancement Of the interests of the PEG
pie living in the country as go cd
roads will accomplish.
THE big bear hunt out in Calhoun
county last week did not result in the
bear being killed. The animal was
not to be found although big circle
was formed and the bear hunted very
closely.
THERE is general complaint that
the tomato crop is a failure this year.
The vines are dying and there are
few tomatoes on those that are show
ing any signs of vitality. The cause
for the failure is not understood.
DoN'T forget that there will be
two Democratic conventions here on
Saturday. The one to meet in the
morningwill nominate two candidates
for state senate and the afternoon
meeting will choose candidates for
the various county offices.
THE coal operators who thought
that the National Guard were mere
ly side show for them to know more
about it but the knowledge gained
has not rendered them any happier
than they were.
A BIG force of dagoes were engaged
in filing in the trench on Bumbo Lane
this morning. The sight was busy
one and many people stopped to look
at it. The trench contained a water
main. These are being laid 10 many
sections Of town to meet the increased
demand for water.
A FULL and new line of silver pur-
ses and satehels, all sizes, all prices,
all new styles and shapes.
GEO. @. HAYES & CO.,
Leading Jewellers.
You will find the best brussels car
pet in town for soy per yard. The
priettiest and cheapest line of rugs,
mattings, linoleums, oil cloth, DC at
Werner. FortneV d Co.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02

A Lien BUSH, NJ. D., Office Moreland corner
a lately used by Peoples TelCo Special attention
diseases Of women and children. Peoples phone g.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02

THE coming of the foot ball hero
will be acceptable to every one who is
interested in athletics.
u. G. WELLS has added a lot of new
fixtures to his barber shop and en-
ploys four BARRIERS. He gives the Lest
attention to all customers and invites
your patronage. Shop under City
Hospital, Main street.
LADIES waists, in Gotten, flannel
and silk, every style, shade and grade
at Hirschmans.
Now that we have done with Labor
day we will get down to hard work
to make up for the lost time.
SEVERAL of the towns of the state
have landed glass factories, Morgan
town has started work on as many as
all other towns Of the state have loca-
ted. We have the best fuel rates, the
best materials and as good transpoTta-
tion rates as any and there is no rea-
son why all of them should not come
here.
BEVERLY avenue has been washed
off with hose and it looks much im-
proved in appearance. A thing which
ought to be looked after at once on
this street is the matter OF sidewalks
These should be ordered in front Of
every lot before which have not yet
been LAID and the authorities should
see to it that they are laid right
away. 1t is nuisence to be COMPEL
ed to wade in mud even on paved
street.
WHAT has become of the plan to
build a grandstand at the University?
There was some money appropriated
by the Board Of Regents together
with what Mr.. Sturgiss gave to bnild
this grand stand but so far nothing
has been done in regard TO it except
to advertise for bids. The grand
stand ought to be built some time
but it will probably not be needed
before spring for the base ball season
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02
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until Sept. 30, inclusive.
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tion of Letter Carriers, Sept. l-6. One
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cts good going Aug. 20 to 81, good re-
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going Oct. 4 to T. valid for return I'M
til Oct. "A. BY deposit of ticket with
Joint Agent at Washington and pay
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of returo limit may be secured TO
Nov. 3.