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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

nan. was shot In the hack Of the head
while tending the trap The accident was
caused BY the premature discharge OF a
gun n the hands or M Durron- About
thirty shot lodged IN the young mans
head Il is believed the injury viii not
prove tKraI-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

rECUMsEH. Neb-. Nov. Special. -
The Charles d. Chamberiain home property
hers was sold rhiH week 70 IudEs J0hn
Wilson for = consideration Of g. 900. Hrz.
Chamberlain and rhs childrzn viii shortly
remove % uliuuiE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

WAENErA Ven. Nov- .s.-iSpeciaI rsl-
sg-zm i-sseorEe r. Thumas a coiored nzr-
Der and an Odd resident af Waunsuz. va
found dad IN bed this morninE he had
mt been seen since THURSDAY evening and
suspicion being Aruasad rsEArdfnE ais
ghensAb0ufs. his doar E4s turued open and
has body round- HIS relatives. 4 be has
any. are 1ar known here The cnrunsr hzz
been notified
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

BEATAICE. Neb-, NSV Especial. -
Livingston chapter. No. Ie, ROYAL Arch MA-
sons. met and elected dfirErs mr. the en-
suing tern as foIloWs- s. A GilIiland-
high priest. J. e Fisher Eing- Ben A
Johnson. scribe O. P LisI1n- secretary,
G. L Cole r-eur-ier
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

THENTONs Nsh.. Nov es.-tspeeial. -
The Hirshnock County Teachers ssaoria-
ton Is called 70 meet AZ Stratum, Dersm-
Der g. a so0d prngram has been prepared
A toinr nesting with Red WilIuE wiz BE-
held a. HcC1ok December L A special
program has been arranged
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

BEATHICE. Men. Nav s.-tsDsGial- -
rhs Alfred Cu~1is farm Of zs0 acres. near
rhis cify. Was suld THURSDAY fur S62 - per
acre. the top price 50 tar paid for Case
cuunrE land The purchaser Nas Charisa
HslIgzs. Ehn rae sane dzE sold his farm
o. 194 acrea IN Hanover township 20 WI
Ian FErzes hor - PEP acne- A1nthsr
s4le thar daT Ezs tas Wishs Iuartsr sec-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

BEATRICE Nen-- N0v- 29.-fzpeeiaI- -
An unusually large amount 0f wheat has
been s0wu In GagE county this season and
farmers report thar q Is N splendid shape
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Yearly the Entire West Predfgred
- Have I've Msre Fair
Days.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 e9-Forsczsr.
For Nebraska Iowa Missouri. Kansas ana
South Dakota-Fair Sunday and Monday.
Fur North DAkota-Fair and warmer sun
day: Monday fair
For Montana Wyoming and Colorado
Fair Sunday and Monday.
For nlinnis-Fair and colder Sunday,
Monday fair, brisk northwest winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

The Art Department
Is showing al the latest novelties in
NEW STAMPED LTNENE
Fur French and Mount MsIIick I'm
druidery.
New Coiured Stamped Linen Center
Pieces and Table Covers.
NEW BATTENRERG PATTERNS
NEW STAMPED SOFA PILLOW TOPS
In the Little Dutch Queen. Nebrzsza
University, EIks. horal and eonvsn-
ri0uaI designs.
NEW -GIBEON'' VELOUR PILLOW
COVERS
Queen and silk down sofa pillows in all
sizes
SOFA pillow cards and ribbons In all the
new cnioT1nEs.
Arabian and point lace brsids
NOVELTIES N BURNT LEATEER AND
BURNT WOODS
Large variety Of novel designs
SWEET GRASS BASKETS
In all the new shapes and coior-ugs.
Columbia Shetland Toss. black. white
and colorz.
Columbia Shetland wool. black. white
and colurs-
Brz1nard 4 A-msrrong's embroidery silks
IN holders
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

ton. IN LincsIn township. oor .. .a0a, the
purchaser being Mz Martin Of odeIi, this
county
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

COZAD. Yea Nov zs-gspeciHL - Al
uurkeF Enoot- rhres miles south Of r8E1
YESTERDAY Blil1 Klunan- son af John KIN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
MerCeriIed Oxford
VeStinQ

In white with black stripe and pure
white. worth s1-90 yari- sue- ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
White Fleece
Lined PiQuc

We believe our assortment uf these very
popular vaistinEs Is the largest and our
prices tor quality is the lowest. z2-tnrh
vide. yard- a. Soc soc. 95c AO
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

Dr. Alma Chapman sseund assistant
physician a. ne EAsrinss HEyium hur tha
inrurahle insane hAs handed IN her resiE-
nation 70 the s0vsrunr and rhe szma has
hesn acuspted- Tins voluntary withdrawal
run her position Vas made oseAlss az the
,act mat moEr uf the patients IN the new
wing arr males. and II has been th1ughr
BEST thEr r1ey should b. attended BY a mails
physician. Govsr1ur Savage sAid today thar
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

Record OF tsmpera-lIrs ana urEcipIrz -1un
a. Omaha for this day ana since March /
IEl2-
- ----------
Total excess since March / I9aZ...-.---- sss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
fldnneIetteS


beautiful imitation q imported French
novelty goods. all washable and d.
al East culurs, univ yar-i--.----.- q OC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA Nov. 2--OriCiai record Of tenn
ps-arurs and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
kid Gloves
FOR Street and tyeuinq wear

The above lines all enme IN tha lead
ing coiurs. black. wnfta. modes taa. bru-n
ana gay
Evening and Full Dress Gloves
=. Is a1d s8-sut1an lengths.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
CONTEST OVER The PAVING
Ba-nsr 0ompGuy MaEaE fhings Uusum-
uT-ahls fur aucssssful Biddsr
NILS DlSMsSEs us DIVORCE CASE
Rss-rt Ha-v=r 90 ~. FaaI ABpsf.f-d
DraaEhfsuaa IN Lazd Csm9f--
sfsn-r's 0a-- - sae---a
AIen sehl-u.L
HLLs usMssEs Ms DIVORCE CAS-


NnEtnu ELaAI AnFTet riflfluslll-N
LINCOLN No~ SPECIAL. The
mayor ami city attorney have besn IN con
isrs1cs almost AL day ever the question
cf whst her or nur ne CITY snail accept
the twelve niurzs u as1hait paving fust
compisted IN east street ~ tae Green
River company. which lays rock asphalt
Agents ~ the Barber cumpzuy have been
active in praying 70 tae council thar the
material does not contain the amount Of
5itumsn required by the contract 1r aecss-
nry for a drst-ciasB paving. and have
oun~f1csd that body thar rhe ruck brand
- lacking In thar essential
The Green Ri-.r COMPANY insiEts thzr
ifs pavement is all r1Eht anvEav. AMI offers
b put uB a bond Amounting to 80 per cent
II the material This 1nnd vas finally ac-
eepted by ths committee aad the council
viii BE- ASKED 20 cnndr-n This actiun Monday
evening"
The -ock asphalt people aaye contracts
fur a duzsD more blocks In ne cirT. but it
has besn decided thar they must bring t1e
1eTce1raga Of 5iuImen in ne material To
b. used up to 8 per cent. OF IL viii not be
permitted 70 ga On with the w1rk. As -ock
zuphzlt does not contain. as tests have
ahuwn. more than per cent. the city viii
insist that fcrnign asphalt be mixed with
r. This VII Increase the cost Of the cum-
pauT abuur % cents yard-
The CITY authorities have been moving
cautiously In tle mHt-er. as his the nrst
serious competition The Barber COMPANY
has lad In city contracts. and there n no
desire 10 drop back 70 the old days whsu
ne Barber people charged whatever the
tTatir would GEAR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
White SkirtinO
Flannel

We ars enabled 70 give the very best
values ever seen in sksrtinE aa1neis. no
mater what price you want 20 par. be Il
&c, soc CSC. soc, soc or 75c vari. We
save you from 10 % eec yar1 On Tour
purchase.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
LeIaiEh ~ Defendant

Ez-Warfen Leidigh is Defendant in a suit
On rriai in district court to-day. in which
Jahn z Keever sues MIN for s. 5Oa for
services rendered ald money leaned
Keaveer had charge Of Leidi Eh 8 ice busi-
ness IN Nebraska City. when the latter was
Warien.
This IL the second trial % the case. The
Fist resulted tavorably 70 Keever- LeidiKh
Gains t1at Keever kept his books in such
q way that ne cannot tell head nor tail OF
them but figures cut thai Kesver has re-
crived 81 4ee more than he accounted for
The trial cnurt. the first time INSTRUCTED
tle Jury that n II was convinced the en-
t-ies were made fur a fraudulent purpose
md Intentionally IL should End Cur LsiIish
L1e sipreEnss court says this instrucrioas Is
vrunE because Il does not uattsr in law
wherher a bookkeeper Eilfnuy.- or mis-
iakenlg fails To make proper credits. ne q
ruspOnHinie for ali shortages
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Blankets
and Comforts

Our stock Of these goods is
now immense and you can only
appreciate the price advantages
BY comparing them with other
store prices.
Best and Heaviest Fleece
Blankets
Al pair. sl-5a. SLz. Hz noe. 60
All Wool Plaid Blankets
Coed hezvy wsiEht and generous aize.
.s1r s9T.A '7..''..................3 '.''. at $50
White Wooden Blankets
Bound VITA sne-inch silk binding. IN
shrinkabie and wurth 500. I az
az pair .--.--.-.-----.----- ~ -
All Wool Silver Gray Blankets
EE-rz large size and would be AOE
called cheap AZ Ss75; nos, pair Il ~
Whire-ROse Blankets
All pure WOOL and rvi1ed. iusuring
COED wear worth s7-5a. EO
pair -----------.------.---.-- ~ ~
St Mzry's CavinEr1n. Sev Rr-mer. Day
snDor- Priacst1n and BaTvievf1 m
mills. az pair E6-5a t1--..----.-1 LIN
Large Comforts
VERY auIy. hand knut1ed. s1IkoItns CIV
srsd and filed with sanitary cotton
worrh rrum zoe to x5.5a each, cur
special sale price. each. x2-5O. n
SzI E-s5. x1-59 and -1sNlO
Wool Comforts
In extra size beautiful wash II
zbie covering, ~ each---------- 1s< -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

All Remnants of Table Linen
Accumulated turing ThankzgtvtnE sale
viii Oe sold AZ greatly rednced pricea.
Al Odd 1<-d1Een napkins via be sold az
cunr
Euhroidsred lunch cloths IN x2-iach. 81
inch and 45-inch Al each 10E
rs. KS and ---------..----.-.l~0O
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

Land Commissioner FaIlmer today an
.nunced ne appointment of Robert Harvey
u 81 Paul TO take the place Of draushfs-
1Hn IN has once. made vacant by the rasiE-
.afi0n az AlsE SchleE-L M Harrsy IL a
surveEor of many years exDeriencs Re
llAme this afternoon ~ 80 urer the s1-vsvs
Strh Ny schieEel and tRmilizrize himself
VITA the wurk. he vas An assistant 70 NJ
scnieSei when ths latter was chief clerk
81 me Uaffea States survey in Nehraskz
and Iowa He - az present county sur
veEur Of Buward county NJ SchieEnl's
appointment N Idahn. II transpires. was
made BY fhe secretary Of the Interior an
ne nenummensiafian af the Civil Services
commission AMI IL simply a rsiusfzteEnenr
nth the evil service M schieEsI vaIun-
tr1iE ieft sume years EEn.
Ny HarNsy Vas connected win the sur
-sFs made BY the old Surveyor EeueraI's
1fhre a. Flatrzmuufh from Ia6s % Isss H.
aided IN many sf the surveys made In thfs
state and ID therefors familiar vita tha
recurlA. and he has done government Eork
run NehnAska and S0ufh DAk0Iz a. taE
vest a. Montana
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Beating Of rs.arsm-.

John HTersun wants a rehearfnE in su-
prene cuurf Of the case wherein he was
held % nave been Justly convicted OF the
cutting Of trees On state land. Els artor-
ney says rhar the attorney general pre-
7ailed 1pun the supreme cuurt % render a
favorable decision BY the beating az tam-
toms. the hiuwinE Of buEies ana the use Of
verbal tr1pperies-" He complains thar the
court PASSED over his assignments OF errur
without giving them any attention
What he demands lis the use OF max
ing a labared effort 10 cite authorities
when the euur1 ignores the work Of
Uaeksr''
Erersun cut timber ON a piece Of land the
state gut BY lsvyfng execution uusn the
arm Of James whitney. sx-cnuury treas
rrer Gf Harlan county. IN payment of the
the he received az ths same TINE he was
sent to the penitsntiary- Hverson's con-
rsntiun is that Whitney having paid the
penalty tor his offense by serving a term
~ inprfsonment cannot also he deprived
~ his farm IN the way thar Was arferlpt I'd
Fnd tnAr being impossible therefore ne
Everson- did aor cut any timber On state
lA1d-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Novelties in LdCeS
and SiIk Embr Sidered AppIiqucs
Al Very Reasonable Prices.

Novelties in Fancy Tuxedo
and HemsIitched Chiffon Wells.
Novelties IN Wrist Bags
n all the new learners Psrzian and An
1qus Tapestry. With all the latest mount
inEz. zt-sAch. frum s12.5 50 duwn 4 IN
% Sz-50 =. s1-75. S--5a. EsOO
Novelties in NeckweHr, Auto
mobile and Fancy Stocks
In tz1etz- gzu1e. crepe de chine. stE-.
aezrly tucked k1utued. novel de-
aiEas; vondertaI values. at-each. c-um
s. 5,'' 80 s@Ts .us 10 n.s' zoo, soc
All Silk Brilliant Satin Tafeta
Ribbons at almost half price
Fun Aasur-meut N new. bright shades
See what yuu cz1 buy tor yzrd- e
I5c 2c 10c Sc. Tc- &C Gnd-------.--. ON1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

KELLEY, STICER g. COMPANY
EXTRAORDINARY
large hd db an gE hgd unusual ha as beer 4 BY du uesnn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

Rev R1rfnnd Ellis application for
divorce vas dismissed IN hiH motion in
district court today. Hills wss a former
church 1f England clergyman. who lost
his frock because be deserted his English
wife He Always claimed the marriage was
nlsgal. De came 70 America and AZ Blair
married the dauEntsr of a farmer The
woman whom he married first finally To-
Gated him ard caused ms arrest f1r hiEa-uv
ue Eur Say and WIS recsp1ured IN Wash
ing1un- The cuurr gave him four ysars IN
states prison few months ago. while
Sill an inmate of the PRISM. he aled suit
Tar divorce frum MS first wife. alleging
dsssrtlnn. He vas later pAroied and Is
now working Omaha He viii bring suit t1T
divorce there
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Wsmen'S. Misses, Boys ChiIareH'S
Winter Underwear
and Hosiery

and Hosiery
Special Agents sssr Hua-tnx Una---
wear. UaAsu suits and Separate G.r-
ns-nrs. Ws@-a'.. Mems. Rsy-' aud chm
dr-a'a-
LADIES' VEST AND PAvT-I7 Er-,r,,r
sotroa- fleece lined. silver z-av -,
tops and pearl buttons; warn. y1f-
underwear
lEN-Ae-4-aa a as-. ATCVAg
LADIES' VEST AND Pants, h...---
weight 1eees lined Egyptian cotton. sin
1raeaeu7d trimming Eusseted
sleeve Special --.-. 0llG
Ladies' Cniun suirz-Iu heavv s---.s 80.
Ian' silver E-ag ana ec-u. upen f-uur ami
dr1p seat
H. ------------.--------. OAyG
ladies' Munstng Union suitr-Iu aesvv
sllk- neeceu- silver gray and sr-l- gpa,
runr and open across bust a perez.
nlZl1E garment. wz-m ana m
euHnfortAhie Special i. W
Ladies AunEinE Cuiun suitE-N-aiun
weight curtun- ans ribbed. scrr4 and
cream scft and ighr vsiEar to tbs
BODY. Special-g158 ~
and ----.--. - ~ "a
Ladies MunsinE Piearsd U1fuu sufr--rxo-
lnirds WOOL the uniy garment finished
with dar seams and its veil. half 4nup
troufs and open acruss ths bust. medium
a1u heavy waiKhts
AZ s2-75, KS and ud--....-... OO
Ladies White Wooi Swiss Ribbed Vest and
Pa1rs-Warn- -amfortzbls and non
snr1nkabie
SPec4a4. ehcn- $500 = OkS
Ladies' Mercer1zsd Starting Uuiun Suits
Flesh and blue, new front. butruued On
SHOULDER, a warn garment 70 be worn
instead of Eooi q m
spsciai. each ...-.-.. -Os ClO
Chfldrzn's EcH-T Flesc-d Vest aud Dra.-
sr-AlEo deeced jersey ribbed vest and
7z1tz scru and gray. Hor b0ys
and girls. nE
specta-, each-----..-.- ..---.-....--- AOC
Childrsn's Munsing Union suits-Tvo-t thirds
wool AMI fleece lined open and drup
seat easy and comfortable 10 IT,
wear sach- s1-5B and ----.---.--. iOS
Ladies' Black wouI and Fleece Lined hose
Doubls heel and toe. elastic top. OEa
= good black. per pair----------- GOC
Ladies' Black Cashmere Huse-Ffne qual-
III. splicsd heel and toe. ox1uri foot; also
uut sizes. large and elastic En
uGps. Special pRir----..--.-----.--.. OOC
Chiidrsn's Black Wool Hnse-Doubie knee.
heel and toe. hns ribbed; also dee-e
lined hose: all Sizes or
Sp"cAa-----H----H--- - - -
BOYS Eeavy WouI school Huze-Wfie nh
bed double knee, heel and toe. wa-m
and comfortable far school wear also
heavy and medium weights, OE
Sotu1n nose --4-----------.-.------- @SNSS
Children and Infants wOnI Drawer Leg
ginB-With and without feet black and
white. heavy ribbed. 0n-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
This Week Comes
the Climax of the
Seasons Ready.
tO-Medr Garment
Selling

Hundreds Of perfectly fash
iOned garments selected from
recent heavy purchases. arraEed
for speedy selling. If you have
a single need for CIoaks. Furs,
skirts or Tailor Made suits.
don't miss this opportunity.
o ~ hur sz2-5o z7-ineh coats
Special Offering AZ zoo gar
menrs Made Of very hne
ksrssy. heavy satin lined. semi-ar-inE
back. AL coiurs.
~ M tur sl5.0o Z7-inch half
arrinE ana 38-inch
Monte Carlos some
with Yoke back sume with iuunie capes.
all cui0rs. all wool zsrsey and heavy
satin lined
49, ~ TOR S25.88 Il and 95-inch
Muurs Carlo, a most
elegant showing Of
these fashionable garments; materials.
ksrssys, monracs and 1eosiines; lined with
g1aranueed Innings.
~ ~ for S40.80 veiour
Blouse Jackets. For
dress wear there is
nothing fashionable as 4 velour jacket
Our line Ii cumplere IN every detail They
zrs trimmed with beautiful silk ami Jet
brzids.
~ ~ tor sz5.oO walkiHs
iii Suits. Elegant suits Of
Scotch mixtures. Iuvis-
ihie plRidH and snowflake materials: Nor
folk Jackets lined with heaTy taefera silk.
skirrz. slot seams and kilnsd-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
OFFERINt
Holiday Hdndk'r'fS

The holiday season is now ap-
preaching and handkerrhiefs
viii be in great demand. An
ticipate your wants and take
advantage Of the special values
We ara Offering.
ladies' HemsJitched EmbrOid-
cred Handkerchief
warranted every thread linen. vs-v
dainty new designs-compars raese with
hz1dksrchisfE offered az Z5c
sach--peciaI-eaeh-..-----.-.... ..10c
ladies' Fine Embroidered
Hand kerchief-
fine I-1Eh and Swiss srnb-uidsrv work
ua-ov hemBtitched and sczuuped bur-
dsrs, every thread linen. wonderful
values at-each. &C. 5ac. OE1
Soc a1d----..-... ...-.-..- SON
Ladies' French and Swiss Hand
Embroidered Handkerchiefs-
On very ane sheer linen vary daiury de-
signs. af-each. trum = aovu IN
q A--5as @4-ta ann----a- = - -
ladies' French Val MeckIin
and Duchess Lace Border
Handkerchief-
at-each. rum s-z-50 down to o.
s2-5O s-5a, g. 75c. SOC and. OOC
ladies' Hand Embroidered In
ICial Pure Linen HemStitched
Handkerchief
Extra values. ar-4ach &c r
I5e I9c and .-...-.-.-.-C CgC
ladies' Hemstirched Sheer
Linen Handkerchiefs-
Narrow hsmstitched border. every thread
huen-aCr1Ai value an
I5c. special W
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Linen Department

Entire sample line Of pillow shzms and
bureau sczrrs. bought trum large i'm
porter no two alike.
Isz54-inrh bureau scz-1s and zZzSz-inch
pillow shamH in tamb1ur sm1r1fderv
huuituu lace insertion bo11nerr founda-
ton. mounted IN uzmbuur sdecrs and
many other beautiful styles. worth NJ
70 S5-0e q piece. on sale AZ each x5-G0
E2-75a Sz-5e. - 90. tLT5, g1-s5. sz-50. sl-Z5.
S1-90, I5e, s5c. SOC. &c 0E
CIuuy lace and hand emhruidersd duilies
and center pieces az each. s5-z5. S5-8a
x-5O s--Zs. S2-0O. S1-T5. x15O. SLz. xL25
SLea SIC, &c. s5c 5ae s5c n
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

Black modes and E-zys-a larEs az
surrnenr Of shildrs1's gloves
Golf Gloves
An endless variety. Black. black and
wtfus fancy mixtures and n
plain eniors, 55c, soc and d-......... ZOC
Mems Gloves
Complete lines OF the mnHt desirable
styles in siIk lined and uniined KID gloves
and golf gloves
Silk lined KID gloves AZ S258 sOO
Dress and walking gloves AZ ANn
soc. sI-50. Ills and LA-yJ
Golf gloves In the newest coiors aud
stripes for men and boys, n
goo duwn 70 a pair .....-.--.... ZOC
The A RI D1DaFrmeur-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

L A. WELSH
Local Forecast OmciaL
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-02-06
The TOUCH DOES IT

Benson's Plasters are like your other
friends-they hate to see you in pain or
in weakness and are dog-tired hearing you
complain about it. They want to cure you
and send you along to your business-whole
and happy. They can do 1t and ssiN do 1t.
Try them on. What for1 Why for any
cough or cold you may be troubled with, or
any bothering pain or ache, or worry With
kidneys or liver. Possibly some old clutch
of muscular rheumatism renders An arm or
a leg worth only half price Just now. For
anything that makes the machine work slow
and stif, with pain maybe In the motion of
it, clap Bensoa's Porous Plaster squarely on
the bad spot. They are the get-out-to-morroso
plasters-not the sort that 60 to sleep on
your skin like cat on . cushion There
Is comfort and speedy relief in the touch OF
them. No other external remedy, NO mat
ter how made or how called, 10 worthy
TO live in the same street With Ben
sons Plasters. Pains and ailments melt
away under them as sheet of ice does un-
der the Spring sun. You cannot foretell
the weather but You can always foretell
tho effect of Benson's Plasters; 1t is as
sure as the effect of hot breakfast in q
hungry mans stomach. But look out for
substitutes. Get the genuine. All drug
gists, or we will prepay postage on any
number ordered in the United States on
receipt of 25c. each.
Seabury & johnson. Mfg. Chemists, NY.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-02-06

while Robert helped his father build
fences on another part Of the farm al
most a mile distant. Just before din
uer Robert dropped piece of timber
which he was carrying and cried out
vigorously. Turning about, the father
saw Robert standing with his eyes
closed yet talking hastily:
John is hurt; can hear him ream
and see him; the AK glanced from the
tree and struck him on the foot; he ia
bleeding dreadfully; he has begun to
tear up his shirt to bind the wound; he
is sitting near the old spring back of
the peach orchard"
Suddenly Robert started on the run
toward the point where the brother
had gone. Mr.. Evans followed some.
what dazed. When no arrived he
found that John had cut his foot by
. glancing blow and had torn up his
shirt-sleeve to bind tho wound. He
had cried out in pain when the AK
struck him and seemed not surprised
that Robert knew Of his plight.
Not long sftsrward Robert was
working alone behind the plow more
than a mile from the house. While
steering the plow through rocky
ground the share was broken of
There seemed nothing to do but GO
home. although II was only mid-aft.
ernoon. Then Robert determined ia
make his wants known 70 his tw'n
He closed his eyes and tried. he sa.,,,
to get his brothers attention. When
hs felt John was communicating with
him he bade him 60 and get new
plow-share IN the buggy shed. He
also told him to, bring Q monkey
wrench from the tool chest. Robert
then sat down on the plow and wait.
ed. Five minutes later he felt John
asking him which monkey wrench he
should bring, the small one or the
large one. After bidding him to bring
the large wrench he waited.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-02-06
MUST HAVE GOOD ROADS.
Their Establishment Is Essential ts
the Maintenance Of Rural Free
Delivery Routes

Good roads are one of the features
necessary to the establishment of rural
free delivery routes. 1t is evident that
the post office department meant bust.
ness when it declared at the start that
no free delivery routes would be
maintained over poor roads. Not only
must the roads be good in the begin.
ming, but they must be kept in proper
order, or the route will be abolished
An eastern postmaster recently re.
ceived the following letter, which
shows plainly the attitude of the post
office departments:
Reports recently received show thai
the roads Travelled by rural carrier
from your Office are in bad condition
and likely to be impossible in bad
weather. You will please notify the
patrons of routes one and two that the
present lack of attention to these
roads will, if continued, be likely to en-
danger the permanency of the rura
free delivery service there.
"a rural carrier cannot possibly
make regular time or perform efficien,
service over poor roads, particularly
during the winter and spring months
The summer is the time for mending
these highways, which are really serv
ing as post roads, and which should
always be in passable condition fol
the transport of mail. 1t is the hop,
of the department that the patrons
who are receiving the benefit of thu
service appreciate it. and that an eff
fort to repair all deficient portions be
fore winter sets in, so that the perma
nency of rural free delivery servic,
may be insured."-Orange jude
Farmer.