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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

Gives point to the fact that excessive OF
irregular eating disturba the digestion.
Nightmare or night bag has it's day time
correspondence In the undue fullness
after eating, with the belchings and sour
or bitter rising 80 often experienced after
too hAsty or too hearty eating.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and other diseases Of the
stomach and its allied orgsns of diges-
ton and nutrition. When these diseases
are cured, the whole body shares in the
increased strength derived from food
properly digested sud perfectly assfmil-
atcd.
rNour 'Goiden Medical Discovery and DIT.
0ane'a Catnrrh Remedy have beeu Of great
beneft 10 me- writes prof Pleasant A. Oliver,
q Viola. Fulton Co. Ark @Defore used the
soond digestion bad; a eo1annsd foslnS Of
misery. 4 pow feel like . new mas. Any one
Is seed q mcdical trealmeut for nasal catauh
conId Do no better than 10 take treatment q
~. ~ v. frfp<- lknow hs medicines are all
rE1ti IA this class Of diseases"
Sometimes a dealer tempted by the
little more profit paid on the sale Of less
mefilonous medicines will offer the eus-
tones q substitute as being viust as
good AZ the uDiscovery." Il IS better
Iol him because II pays better, but Il Is
not - good for you, II you want the
medicine that has cured others and
w1'ch you believe will cure ycu-
DR.. Hefce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
she ccR4ed syutem from accumulated
I3ENEiUIa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
inss as one stands on the spot hallowed b
the birth OF the Savior Of the world.

ngs as one stands on the spot hallowed by
the birth OF the Savior of the world.
Silent night. hallowed night.
Land in deep silence sleep:
Softly g~littered bright Bethlehem's star.
Reckoning lsraels eye from afar.
Peace forever shall reign.
Peace forever shall reign.
Among the hills near by shepherds were
watching their focks, when the holy angels
began to sing and shout over the Savior's
birth. What hallowed and thrilling associa-
lions these amidst which to spend Christ
mas! But while we have not the manger
with us we have what is infinitely better
we have Him who was born e that Manager
and the Magnet OF the world. Old Herod
sought the young Chlld's life, but still the
influence OF Him who was born In Bethle-
hem is ever increasing among men. The
Herodium, or burial place OF Herod, is in
full sight OF Bethlehem, but the old king
is gone. and his kingdom also, and there is
not n lineal descendant Of his on any throne
today, and his very name is cast out as vile.
while He whom Herod sought to kill has
more power in the world today than ever
before. He is now lifting empires of their
hinges. turning the streams Of the centuries
into new channels, creating new eras and
governing the ages.
''Thc House ~ bread"
Bethlehem signifies "the house OF bread"
and how beautifully and forcibly this has
been verified in the history of events.
Through him who was born in Bethlehem,
the town has become the house OF bread to
hungry and starving millions OF human
beings. Behold our own Christian nation
feeding the starving people of Cuba and
Indiai AS the Scriptures indicate, Beth
lehem is not the least of earth's cities, but
the greatest of them all, through the ad-
vent of Jesus Christ.
Well might the holy angels sing
OF Him who is our glorious King,
Who came to earth through line of Shem,
And born in Judea's Bethlehem.
Well might the great and wise men come
From far of lands-their eastern home
With gold and spices, each Of them.
To worship the Child in Bethlehem.
Well might the world fall at His feet,
To pay Him homage of love so sweet,
Since angels brought their diadem
And crown Him King at Bethlehem.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
Greatest Opening
of the Season.

up about our newspaper bill last month
and made me pay It twice. He doesn't
know how to keep accounts and he'll surely
cheat a little boy like Hail.
81 pulled on my shoes, slipped on my
overcoat over my smoking jacket and slid
across the street. I forgot to take back the
8 cents I gave Hal and had to wait while
the stationer chased into the side door OF
the saloon next door for change for a
IS Bill.
We'll, finally the bundle was wrapped.
tied and addressed and after the young
sters had gone to bed the lady Of the
house checked up the damages:
"A broken evening.
Several outbursts Of temper on both
sides OF the house.
Scraps of Irvine and paper all over the
floor.
"a dab of paste on ny new leather
chair.
Theodore she said YEARLY, as she
ran the sweeper over the carpet, I'll be
real glad when this Christmas excitement
and cute little things, but this final rush
is maddening. I believe I'm getting old
81 took off my hat to the first sentiment
and then tried to settle down to my book
but somehow I didn't give a hang whether
the hero won out in his next duel or not,
The thought uppermost in my mind was
whether that package would reach Seattle
in safety, or every one of the seventeen
knots In the Irvine would part company
simultaneously"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

The Junior partner looked thoughtful.
Mechanically he leaned over and touched
the messenger call. Then he dashed of a
note.
IT'S a line to Sis" he explained, as he
sealed the envelope and drew a large pack
age from the lower drawer OF his desk.
~ was up there to dinner yesterday and
she suggested that I come back tonight
with the presents I intended sending down
home. We were to pack the box together.
I thought II was a great scheme, but I
guess she'd find me no end Of a duffer at
such work. I'll Just send up my stun with
a dollar for express charges and let her
do the rest"
When the messenger had departed the
junior reached for his hat. Come on. old
man." he said feelingly and gratefully;
well lunch at McKean's today, and It's
on me. When / think Of the-er-fate
you've saved me from. l feel that you have
several banQuets coming"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-10-30

Miss Agnes Listee was quite
sick Saturday and Sunday but is
much better now.
Quite number of our boys are
out on the swine drive to LaGrande.
Peter 0'Sulliyan started one day
this week with two car load OF hogs
for the east.
Ed. Rumble, the busy Lostine
merchant was in our rustling town
on Sunday. His wife accompanied
him.
F. D. MoCqlly left on Sunday
Tor outside points.
Miss Lille Beach, the efficient
teacher at Liberty was visiting
friends here on Saturday. She
came in buggy"
Chas. Austin, OF Paradise, wes
visiting here on Saturday.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-10-30
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Of Correspondence

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Complete Business Course Time unlimited by mail $25
Shorthand 4" Time six months by mail $5
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English Course, Time six months by mail $15
Select Studies Time six months by mail $15
These especially arranged for those
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The greatest is given each individual student Diplomas
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-10-30
Tax Payers Take Notice.

That all taxes now remaining un-
paid as provided by law, no tax
can be received by the sheriff until
after the return Of the delinquent tax
roll is made and warrant for their
collection issued 10y the county clerk.
j. C.SHAcEELroED, {.
Sheriff.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-10-30
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
INTERESTING ITEMS
From Various Sections of
Wallowa County.
JOSEPH.
(Too la e for last week.

NIOO III e LOT laSt week.
The Wallowa County Teachers
Association will meet at Wallowa
Saturday, Nov. /, 1902 when the
following program will be carried
out;
Opening Song by Association.
Primary member work-Miss
Rosa Martin.
Primary Reading-Miss Gift.
Geography-M. X. Manning.
Arithmetic-O. NJ. Gardner.
Psychology-Prof. Powers.
How to create interestin Study
Miss Belle Forsyihe.
Spelling-R. Windsor.
Habit-G. NJ. Gaily.
Closing song by Association.
J. W. Kerns, Pres.
Mrs. Patten, Sec.
United States deputy marshall,
Roberts. VIM. NJ Ianacek, travel
ing adjuster OF the Dural Cree Pub
fishing Company and J. W. Kerns
went down to Enterprise Wednes-
day evening behind Boles DIS
Missouri team.
A telephone message was receiv-
ed here Tuesday night stating that
Mr.. VIM. Herman is no better and
cannot recover and that his people
are bringing him home. His son
left the next morning to meet
them.
Miss Rosa Martin and her sister,
Miss Arney are now "remaining"
at the Marshas' sanctum sanctor-
ium.
Barker MONTGOMERY is now re-
siding in the Wonis.on residence.
Chas, Mcdonald, OF Wallowa.
was on our streets the forepart of
the week.
Mr.. Francis Ghormerlv. of
Powatka, who W as here standing a
written on Tuesday, received his
credentials on the following morn
ing and went on his way rejoicing,
He says a teacher is wanted in his
community.
Sup. Conley and wife and Mrs.
Geo. Gaiiy who left here some
time ago for the northern part of
the county are still at large but
are expected home any time.
Our presiding elder preached
mere on Monday evening ana made
a good impression on his flock.
This is a new field for him.
The Woodmen Of the World are
to haze a big blowout here in the
Bank hall on Thursday night. BY
the screaming we hear at night
fall, we imagine they are going to
have some singing.
Every one come and see tie
world go around by love Friday
night at Roups hall.
J. A. Rumble and some other
fellow went out to beard old hruin
in his haunts but returned without
the necessary credentials.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-10-30
Notice TO Creditors.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will please
call and settle their accounts before
Nov lst
/. BERLAND.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-10-30
The University Of Oregon,
Eugene, Oregon.

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nye ty GraduaeSchoo OF Literature Science
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28

You will find great bargains at the
Ten Cent Counter at the Bon Ton
Store,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28
Mouurt'S Requiem.

One night came stranger, knocking
at Moznrt's door, and commanded:
write me mass for the dead"
Surely my hour h almost come.
said the musician. ~ must write"
And again came the stranger in the
night and asked
rs the mass for the dead ready for
the playing:"
The tension Of toll was frightened.
The Harmonies, flied with such rap
ture as only immortal splits know, did
their utmost Thu musician lay dead.
with the requiem mass b bis hand.
The next night came tho stranger.
querying:
as the mass for the dead complete "
In the wonder and majesty Of the
stars the seven Harmonies wont their
way. Their Light left Qufs@ Of Light
like that burning meteor steaks
across the afrighted sky. The soul OF
WolfganE Amadeus Mozart winged
bacE to the place OF souls, and the
body was tumBled into pauper's
grave-a grave in which two others
rested, very humble and much worn
with toll. No stone marks the spot
The place has been forgotten.-AIrs. +
W. peattie in Atlantic.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28
A s,ory Of John nanaolpb.

The Phila defphla Times tells good
story OF John Randolph, that descend
ant OF Pocahontas who figured 80 bril-
liantly in congress as representative
Of Virginia. He was once acROsted on
the piazza Of hotel by yODng blade
who had been boastlnS of htB acquatnt-
ance with Randolph and who thought
he could bluff the vIrginian into snenk'
ing TO him Sefore the admtPing guests
Of the hostelry. He planted himself
before Randolph and saluted him with;
Good morning, senator"
Morning" replied Randolph with
out the funniest sign of recognition.
Zine day, senator"
"a fact apparent to everybody sir!
came from The Vlrginian.
"Er- what is going on. SENATOR
persisted the cad. flushing under the
rehurfs of the senator.
a anu. sir"
Wild with Indignation. the accoster
made n de:our. met Randolph face TO
face on another part of the porch and,
planting himself firmly IN the way, de-
clared:
II never turn out for any low, mean.
sneaklng. contemplate puppy"
II always dc" said Randolph mildly
as he stepped to one side and contin-
ued his promenade.
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VT -
EXIT THE
CHAPERON
.....By JANE MEREDITH
Copyright. Isoi, 4. S. RtehIri'on
Copyright. 1901. Dy 4. $. RtehIrd'oR


Every one at the Bcaconshcld inn
had begun to talk about 1t. This did
not make Jim Paxton feel any more
cheerful. To be outwittcd Mt every
turn b. lynx eyed and indefatIguble
chapcron was bad enough, but to real
ize that all the bOarders at the sum
mer hotel were enjoying the game was
adding insult to injury.
Up to the third Saturday In July
Mrs. Davidson had been an ideal chap
eron. She averaged three headaches a
week. and these demanded secluslon in
her darkened room. During the hops
she chatted contentedIy with other
dowagers in supreme Indifference to
fine fact that her charge, Eleanor Mont
gomery, was sitting out every other
extra" on the dim and shadowy porch.
She declared that one chaperon on
sailing party was sufficient; so. as
young Mrs. Baldwin never got seasick,
while Mrs. Davidson invariably sue
cumbed TO the uncomfortable sensa-
ton, the gay little bride went with the
young people on the Bonnie Belle and
Mrs. Davidson read the latest problem
novel on the hotel porch.
But on the night of the third Satur-
day in July Mrs Davidson underwent
curious change. Vigilance was
stamped upon her usually placid fea-
lures. and she watched Eleanor as If
she expected the girl to be kidnapped
and held for ransom. Simultaneous
IL with the appearance of these symp-
toms Jim Paxton, ioyfully anticipating
three weeks OF Eleanor's society, ar
rived Mt the Inlet
Eleanor. clad In a fetching frock of
white mohair, with spreading collar
Of deep blue TINT opened to show her
graceful throat, was on the porch when
the wagonette drove up from the sta.
tion. The other girls, whose elaborate
but dlaphanous gowns had yielded to
the Inexorable seq mir, looked limp and
colorIess beside Eleanor. Jim Paxton
recalled with certain pride of posses
sion TINT he had never seen her when
she WINS not well dressed. He could
imagine her in lustrous velvet presid-
ing over his dinner table, with the old
Paxton plate and the damask that the
Paxtons had for years imported from
certain Dublin firm.
After be had greeted her, and incl
dentaIly and perforce number OF 9th
er people of no consequence whatever
from his point Of view, he retired to his
room. The first thing he did was to
take from his grip a small package
wrapped in heavy white paper. Next
came tiasue paper OF faintest blue,
then a deep blue case, just the color
Of Eleanor's eyes, and last stone that
blazed against It's nest of satin like =
comet in starless heaven.
ITS nervy, sure enough, o bring
this down." he said, turnirs the ring
to the light. "But / ont believe she's
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,bp growing attachment between her
niece and young Paxton. but from the
moment of his arrival she devoted her
self to folling his every effort to be
alone with Eleanor. Her headaches
mystcrIousIy disappeared. She assum-
ed nm interest in sailing that was dill
gently supported by a newfangled cure
for seasIckness. At the hops she no
longer chatted in the downgers' cor
ner, but her eyes watched EleanOr's
every movement. Clambakes became
source OF delight, and her capacity for
long walks discouraged the resourceful
Jimmy.
Two weeks were almost gone, and
the ring still lay In his pocket. He was
sitting on the pier, talking with Jean
Brown, Eleanor's most intimate friend.
There was n twinkle in jeans eyes,
and, taking courage, he poured his
trouble in her sympathetic ears, finally
working himself up into a fine fury.
diplomacy, diplomacy" urged Jean
when he stopped at last. only, how
ever from lack of breath. you're go
ing on the wheeling trip to the Point
tomorrow, aren't your"
YES but Mrs. Davidson even rides
a wheel"
"Well, I'm going down to the village
now. believe can ind a cure for
her wheeling fad. Personally think
it's bad form for a woman of her age
to ride, even to protect her niece.
Goodby."
jean went away smiling, and Jim
felt strangely comforted. That night
when they met in the dim corridor
lean slipped something into his hand.
1t was a gray cube and it felt IKE
pnsteboard. He glanced at her curl
ously.
1.-The antidote for an overdose of
chapcron. III leave the rest to you"
When the bicyclers started out the
next morning, something was wrong
with EIcanor's wheel. With commend.
able patience Jim tInkered ut 1t, while
Mrs Davidson, looking remarkably
nauy in her English made suit,
watched the rest of the party steadily
growing DINNER down the firm beach
road.
At last the trio started. and ut the
first smooth stretch of road Jimmy of
fered Elearor box of the best II
shed beat him to the party now round
ing the clIns. She was on like the
wind, never booking back to see
whether Jimmy was gaining on her.
Once she thought she heard feminine
scream not unlike Mrs. Davhson's,
but she did not dare to look back.
When she dashed into the merry
group at the Point there was chorus
Of questions. Where is dear Mrs.
Davidson NJ" And Jimmy Paxton, tear
ing breathlessly after her, explained
shamelessIy that Mrs. Davidson's tire
had been punctured at the first bend IN
the road and shed decided TO go back
When the Paxton.Montgomery wed
ding occurred. the groom did the IN
conventional thing. He presented the
maid Of honor with souvenir Of the
occasion, for, as he .e1plnhed:
"Jean, you ave me i've cent box
OF tR.xs once, beside which this mea-
sly sunburst pales into insignihcance.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that Homer
h. Mckinley, did, on the 9th day or
November, 1902, file with V. L. High
land, clerk Of the county court OF Har-
rison county, his application for a
franchise for the construction, main.
tenance and operation Of Street
Railway in the said county, over, upon
and along, the following public roads
and highways
western Turnpike, about one mile
West OF the town OF Salem, at, ana
near the line separating DOddrldge
county from Harrison county, thence
with, upon, and along said Turnpike
in an Easterly direction, and by the
most direct route TO the town Of
Adamston, 10 said county, a distance
Of about fifteen miles.
The said application Will be present.
ed To the said county court OF Harrison
county, on Monday, December ., l9o2i
Or rs soon thereafter as the SAID cvun-
ty court will consider the appll,
cation, at which time this nOtice VIII
have been published at least thirty
days. 49,
with Chapter % of The Acts VI 1901 oi
the Legislature of West Virginia, and
published for thirty days in the
Clarksburg Telegram, q newspaper OF
general circulation in Harrison coun'
ty. HOMER 3. MCKINLEY, Ltd
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been blind all winter. and she's not the
sort 10 lead fellow on He laid the
Jewel case on the dressing table and
beside il seven photographs Of Eleanor
and a thick bunch of letters. They
seemed to Justify the purchase Of the
ring, Then he dressed for the evening.
slipping the ring into his pocket, with
the thought, III have this on her fin
ger before torty~eight hours have
passed"
But he had not reckoned on AIRS.
Davidson. Before half of the forty
eight hours had passed he realized that
something had come between him ana
tho Girl OF his heart. Before the given
term had expired he realized that the
something was cleaners emperor.
Then he sat down calmly and took
account OF stock. Eligible? Yes-good
FAMILY. Exclusive? Not so much so.
M bIot on the scutcheon that he knew
Of Rich? Yes. much better or than
the Montgomcrys and in conserva-
tive way. Rather good looking: well
dressed always: belonged 10 the req
uIsIte number OF clubs Of the requisite
standing; could lead a german; was
fairly good whip; never had been rec
opnized as bore. Great heavens
what did the woman expect or her
nlece's fiancei
For how could he know that years
before his rich old bachelor uncle had
trifIed with the heart of Winnie Blnke-
lv. now Mrs. Prescott Davidsoni How
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Marcellus NJ. Thompson, AdmlniS'
tratur. sagainst Allen Stewards, Ad-
ministrator and Others. In Chancery,
The above named parties aud each
Of them will take notice that IN puI'
suance Of an order Of reference, mace
and entered In the above styled cause
by th, circuit court OF Harrison coun..
~ West Virginia, ON the goth day OF
Ssntt.n1loer. lgC2, the undersigned
Mister Commissioner Of said court
will, IN the
2sup DAY or DECEMBER, 1902,
a. hi, uffIce on Court street, in the city
of Citrksburg, West Virginia, execute
said order Of reference In said cause
vyhefnnv he is directed TO audit, state
and seLtle the accounts Of Benz. Brown
Stout. admlniStratorcf Allen Stewart,
decenst,d. TO ascertain what FUNDS or
money. ifany, are in his hands as sucn
adrnIntStratOr. the amount thereoli
and 10 whom payable; TO ascertain ana
renort the real estate Of which Allen
Steward died seized, the quantity
thereof, location, value ana rental
value: 10 ascertain and report any lien
orcharge upon said real estate, tne
debts, owed by the decedent, lleil
Stewart, their amounts, .prlorlGles anu
to whom payable ahu ~ oo'1S. -
tiers deemed pertinent by the cotnulia-
sioner. OF required by any party in In
terest, but all questions relating 70
the dover of Eliza beth Stewart, in the
real estate OF which Allen stewart
died seized, is reserved for future ue'
termination by the court.
Also by later decree OF SAID court
made in the above STYLED cause on the
7th day Of October, 1902, the. under,
signed commissioner lsauthorlzed and
directed TO take and reduce b. writ
Ing an proper testimony that may DC
offered by either Of said parties IN rela'
zion thereto and submit the same U
this court for consideration.
Ali narties in interest will appear
at the time and place above referred
TO. Given under my hand TINS itIl
' y ~ Lie. Grille,
2.st Commissioners.
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NorIcL.To CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of Dudley H. Davis,
deceased.
In pursuance OF decree Of the cir
cult court OF the county Of Harrison,
made in cause therein pendingi 70
subject the estate OF the said decedent
to the payment OF his debts, you are
required to present your claims against
the estate OF the said decedent for al
Indication 70 L. q. Grille, CUmmIS-
sioner, at his Office in said county, on
or before the 22nd day Of December,
Witness, E. G. Tetrick, clerk OF the
said court, this the 9TH day OF Noyem-
ber, 1902. u. Y. TETklCk,
2-6t. CLERK
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and city OF Clarksburg, on or before
The 22nd day Of December, 1902.
Given under my hand this I'm Gay
OF November, 1902. L. Y. CHILE,
o.st. Commissioner.