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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25

an que tfBatoren, erecioren uno an0ere init
refirts Rerionrn.
@adridt 10 70 hermit geasben, bab Die mad.
benannten Hetlonen ibre Rthnung n eiHgeira.
gen baben in Dem amts oes Regifttrs j1r 8ri.
'uug bon &eftamenten uno Grtheilun9 bon No.
miniitratio1spaJ ieren In uno fur oas County
e%adamanna. oob beia9te aominitratoren. Gge.
tutoreu uno Bormiinoer ibre 8ehnungtn in
rem amts bee Rsaiaers bssIidtn babsn uno
oob oleielbtn BEN @aiisn @eridte oes beia9ttu
Goun'iss jrr 8eitntianus uoraelegt ptroen am
Wonta9, ben IL. Sauuar 1908. um 10 nbr
Sormittags i'm 0eridtssebduoe.
t-Sarrp pittapap, Grtfutpr bee psrff. Ssnry
pitiapdp. (&rife uuo tub9lltige y~brthnung.)
2-Soitpbiut Rtiltr, Bcrmunb bee minetr-
iabriatn 8rsesrid SOparb Swan. (Gnbsiltiss
Nbrs6nuns.J
3-Stnnis 6. @ruvsr, gbminihratUrin Bro
usrt. 6ranf 3. @rpptr. (Gnbsiiltiss sbrs&'
nung)
4o8. so. @atiun, sruR,s bes vsra. Samss
Rtttan. (Gnbsaltis. abrs6nuns)
5-Wpnrot y. DIAN, @rtfutor Der snf.
epuiia Q. Wrisbt. (Grffs unp snpsiltiss ab.
rfGnuue.)
6-GaroIius W. grsn, Grsfuturin bee vna.
Samss 8. @rttn. (Grft unb supstItiss Vi.
rednuns.)
7-0aIn 9. Gbriamas, Grtfntcr Der Ssrn.
&attarint 9. Staplss. (grfe unb nbeiItiss
9lbrthnung.)
6-Gran u. u Cooper uub Sarab Shelly,
9rtfutprinutn bee pnlf 3. Q. Cooper, ptlHtr
Bormunb ipat Der mintsrtibrigtn 9rtHs ..
Cafe. (9nbsiItiss abIt&nuns.)
So. q. &arep 1t al, Grtfutorsn bee strli.
Sarriipu .. Waints. (3ptits uub tnbsdItiss
Abrsdnung.)
10 Ssunis 8iaiams, a~bmimiaratOrin s.s
ptrf. CYAN 8. @iaiams. (Grff une tnbsilhss
abrthnuns.)
tt-9bparO Sbpup. abminihratOr Der psrR.
annis q. Sbcup. (Grifs unb snpsHItiss ab.
rshnuue.)
f2-Gpparb {. GHasr Sruats b.s sea. 6
6. Guasr. (grft unp t~nbefIhss abrt&nuns.)
f3-Samutl Rutb, Grsfutor bee perf. gtbpIpb
Rntb. (Grffs unb tubstltist abrttnuns)
t4-Ssnry 8. WarbtG, elmer bn 9rtfutprtn
pts psrf. ScbH &anirm. C3trtiif une snesil.
tist A~brttnuns.)
is Mary Sfpift, aeminiRraturin Der ssrf
Sarab Spiff. (GrRt unu tnesiItiss abrs&.
t6-Samss 8ta, 9prmunb Der minentGbri-
gen ann Swtus. (Gubsilties abrs&nuns.)
t7-@turss ID. Stsmtr, srtfutpr bee pnf.
Gltis 9tsmn.
fs-8lpyp W. gcuns unb Catherine 9ssm.r,
Grtfatprsn bss ptrif. Ni6Ulas gcuns.
5f,4w N IN roo, Sr.
Rssihr Of 0ils.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25

slnssbots for bas nsus @sbaubs. mel.
DIES nabe BEN Siafbs Ssim srBfnst
tperben lou, tpuroen am 5reitae bon
bisier 8sbbrbe erbfTnet. RaG BsrIeiuns
bsrfelben uurben iie BEN Ssim unb Bau
@omite iberlpieien. bas in elmer SpssiaI
8erfammlune batiber beraiben ioq.
8eri&iebene Mpplifantsn fIr llnter'
filbune tparen erfdienen. Die bstagte
5rau Bridget O'Naaep tpollte 5abreeIb
su elmer Ioaier in Barren %erIaneen unb
erbielt aatt befien einen 9Ias i'm Siaios
Seim aneepisien. ba bic 8sb6rbe ni&t
wilens mar. bus @sIo su ~bspiaisen.
5rau Rarp Mansan. sbenfals betaet
unb nod basu ibeilpeiie pertrlppsIt. er'
belt fir ibren 2ebensidIub ebsnfaas
QUARTER i'm Seim a~nsepiefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
$auS foreerte ben Sanbel NIT
4hilippineu.

Das Saus nabm cine 8orIass an,
ourd pslds bic 86ae uuf Smporie aus
ben 8bilippinen BON rs Bro3snt ssI
DinsIss' 3Oaraten auf rs Brossnt Der.
ielben ermdBiet tperben iolep. Dis
DemOfratsn oraneen nit ibrem pIane,
5rsibanosI i'm 8stfstr spiiGen ben Ser.
sinistsn Staten unb ben PbiIippinsn su
eruirten, nidt our&. Die Bill bsiimml
aud, bab ale Artifel, tpsIds proeufi,
Der Bb lippinen finb unb e~sesnipdriip
aclfrsi in bic Der. Staten einssfabri
perben ibnnen, unb psI1e birett in biz
Der. Staten gum @sbraud uno Son.
ium in 6iefen impOriirt perbsn, bon
allen @rpOrts6asn in pbiIippinii&sn Sd
fen frei fem iolen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25

- 0ie 9rinseiiin BON DaIes, @attin
bes aronprinsen bon England, senas
zines SDbnIeinS. Wuttsr unb 9inb be'
ipbsn fi&, ben 8srbaItniHsA snt'
ipre&eno, pobI.
- Sn bsr i&psbif&en 6tabt 8sr .
tputbe bieier Gage Elm l8idbrises Wap'
den psrbaftet. bas ssfanb. iGon a&t'
mol 8rdnbs bbsniqis anee!eet su baben.
Bel Der 8srnebmuns Seists bas sntartets
alnb fein Spur 0 &eus,. ionoern er'
fldrte pislmebr. feline berbre&srif6s
1bdtisisit bel nddfsr @sIsesnbsit forts
isben su tpoIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
StaOt unO G0antb.
lluiere Selepbun hummer 1T 1886.

= ,.SrbbIias @sibna&tsn" aa' IN.
fersn tuertbsn 2sfsrn.
= Serr Soispb U. @asnsr. elm Stu.
bent ber ~rniberftdt bon psnnfpIbania,
berIebt bic Seisrtass BEL isinen gItsrn
an Spruce Strabe.
- Die 2obIengr6ber Streif commits
fon bertaete fid Samftas 8ormittae
bic mad ben Seiertaeen unb tpirb am 6
Sunuar iuisber in philadelphia ,uiam.
- Sie Goniumers Sis gompanis bat
foIsenbe 8eamten srtpdbit: 8rdfbent,
@rifiib g. SobiS; 8srtpaIter GbnrIss
8. S&aot; Ssirstdr' S&asmeifsr. u.
o. 8Iadineton.
= Die Serrsn 5reb. SO. S@aIm,
Reinbaro Berie unb gbarles S6loeer
bon Saplep tpObnten am Dunnetftae
Gbsno Der 8sumteneinfebuns unO benz
8anistt Der S&iaer 2oes SO. 345 bsi.
Wit BEN anbrineen bon Strabens
i1il6ern an ben gden III angefangsn
tporben unb man srtpartst, bic Grbeii
innsrbaIb stpei @o&en fsrtis su babsn.
Die S&ilosr tperben auf s~iisrnen 9foffsn
an8ebraat.
- Sn isinsr @obnuns bu Ranfom
bsri&ieo am 6rsitas Morsen mad elmer
ldneeren aranfbeit Serr Ssnrp Maas,
elmer Der betanntetsn Burger iener Na@s
bari&aft. Die 8eiiesuns srfolste Sam.
flag i'm bOrtissn SrisobOfe.
- SIN benz grbssi&oB Der Gonnsl
giisnpaaren' SanbIuns snttanb Non.
tas 8ormittae in einem Suufen 9apier
Elm Seuer, bas prompt nit @hsmitalien
ssI5i6t tpsrben %fOnnts, naGbsm ss sttpa
5000 tuerib Sdaben anseri&tei bate.
- Ser SCRANTON 2ieberirana bait
ON tommenben Sonntas feline @eibs
na@tss 8eiheerun8 ab unb tpirb bieielbe
Ra@mittaes Q lbr ibrsn Anfans nsb.
men. Das arrangements @omite bot
ale 8ortsbrunssn setrofsn. UNI bic Seier
su elmer fr6bIi4en gu seftalten.
- Srau Ssnnls W. 2anss unb ibr
@atte Or. Sriebri& @. 2anae lissen
am Sreitas eesen bic erie & Wpomins
8aQsp gifsnbabn gompnnie cine gnts
i&dbieun8stIaBe sinrsi4sn fir 8erlsbs
uneen, tpel&e Srau 2anse auf eenannter
8abn erbaltsn bate.
- Der NIarm bon Raffsn IL f,ib am
Sonnta8 Morsen tpuibs bur4 sinsn
Branb in einem 2un&po8en an Der Ode
bon 2udatpanna Nrenus unb Stiff
Strube peruria&t. @iesntbum bes Safob
Sarotpis. Ser @aeen tpurbe sismli6
tart bei&doist sbs bic SIammsn &c.
I6i&t tuaren.
Der sllarm bon 2aften 10 am
Dienfas 8ormiitas tpurbs burd bic st.
pIoiion zines Auantums 8snsln in BET
Sieeel Sdrberei an 9enn Gpenus berurs
fa@t. Die entfunoenen Slammen tonne
ten i&nea nit Gbsmiialien sslbf&t tper.
ben, ebe tpeitersr S@absn anesri1tst
pprben mar.
- Ni@aeI Dsbine Iieb ben 2bomas
@onneI am Srsitue perbaften. neil er
bon ibm @sIb unter falI9sn 8oripiss
eeluneen erIanst bate. inbem er beim
4bliefsrn elmer sspihsr AnsabI TOnnen
2oblsn ui&t oas eeiebIi@e @sipi6t lice
ferte. @onneq peraihtets auf Elm Ser.
Dor unb fteate $500 Blrei@aft flr isin
esri&tIi&es @ri&sinen.
= SIN elmer 9isnfas absnb abssbnIs
ienen 8%srfammlune ettpdblte bic giaaTs
renma6er Union fcleenbs 8eamtsn for
bas laufenos Sabr: 9raFbsnt, George
@otbier ; .PtdFbsnt, 8m. BIdee +;
Sinunt. Ssfretdr. Daniel Sorris BRO.
toioa. . Sefreidr, O. u aabpiniIs ;
S&asmsifsr. 8. 6. S&eusr; Sergeant.
@. Sartmonn 2rufsss, DITTO @raf,
Geo. @Otbier uno Sobn q. Gmsrid +;
Sinans' @Omiie, o. u. 2utpinfIs, Sobn
2opatte un6 ID. z. Sslb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Neme Mmsei8em.
Geatffer's Nacbriebt.

Nm als 9rsatursn. Greritoren uno anosrs int.
rsfirts YerfOnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Or. .. y. Sane's SFiee.

90 bic Radridt ssfiFsntli& pstbrei.
tet tuurbe. bob i'd msine 8rOris aufsses.
ben babe. ip tpGni4e i'd su bemertsn. bab
mir oisieIbe su iebr ans Ssrs sstpadien
II. um eiss su ibun ; unb bos msins Ba.
tisnten busssen prOisfiersn, bab i'd mid
sur 8ube isbe. 10 LANCE i'd bisnitfdbie
bin. Msine Office in I'M Rooisrp sc,
bduee, Ode Wuibmston gpsnus unt
Spruce Strabe, ni@t an Der penn ape.
nue., uno msine Goniultationsfunben fine
bon 2-5 nbr Radm. uno 7-9 atenbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Gin peiterer 8euae. fsrauIsin

Gin tueiterer Seuse. Srdulsin 9lnno
8lsmioHer. freeman. Nsb., erfldri /:
.5orni'S AIpentr6uter 8lutbeleber bsili
Rbeumaiismus. SD lit felt 6 Subren
on biefem 2eiben uub ale aerste fOnntsn
mir ni6t beIftn. Ser 8lulbeleber brahte
mir nidt nur in iurssr Belt 2inOeruns.
ionbern beilte bas lunspierise 2eiben
poQfdnbie." g idt in apotbeten su boz
ben. Birb nur bur@ 2ctaI 8 Aeenten
brfauft. lin ndbsre ausfunft tpsnbs
man ii& an Or. Better Sabrnep. 1l2'
ia SO Sopne Gbe.. @bicoeo. So.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Dtttstpu.

@iaiam Smith bon @sf pitts.
ton. Elm Brsmier bsr 2sbieb 8dasp ST.
fenbubn. erbielt our Srsitus i'm Gurton
Sofe bel elmer 2oppeIuns ous rs&te 8sin
aebrohen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25

30 t0. -aat bic Rsbts, EittI uub Snin,6sn
Der 8erfIlsitn. 5rau W. 3. Gpans, b,fannt ale
Rariba 3. GpaHe, in unb auf al bic aepiGe
gnmtfnHs opr eas grunbniif, atlsaen in Der
Stapt @arbpnpals, gadawauua COUNTY unb
Staat psnnisluania. bssrfnjt nne bsl1ri.bsn
ME fcIst, nsmIi&; R5r6liG ron Got ess Char.
las Sasan, fapltG Bon artbur Spsnut, pshli&
pom eadlpanna 6lufs 5fli6 bon Drain ctr. (;
II 60 Gub In 6rcni une biuttn une $50 5ub in
5isfsj sutbaltsnb 5000 SuaeraifuB 9aub, ld
eafslbs mtbr per ptnien. 81 baftlbs eanb
nbfrtraetn an Wartba Sane Gvans hurh 5bU.
mas Sltrtr 1t Ut. burh Dtfb bdtirt ben Is.
Marl 1885 uno tinsttraseH i'm Dttbbud Rp.
t23, Stttt 343, in br Rseoreus STin ppn
s%adaranna 9cuutp. @absFut, nit tintm
jptiiCdiesn bSljrnm @tbduet, btnuBt ais
MtBssrtt unb Wpbnuus, bSlisrnn @astnbiitt.
bOliTn'm Gisbauis b~SlitTHsE S&sutT, NIT AH-
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$2.3S seibeni6irme.
9as &sasFe in 6rifea.

Bir bubsn sinsn 6sibsni&irm bon
mebr aIs eetu5bnIi6em 8sribs. icpOsI
in 26 8oI tpis 90 3Oa gutter Nualitdt
Ssibs. bsfsst nit sOIbsnsn. fIbsrnsn Obsr
natarIi4sn SOIssrifsn.
Seinsre AuaIitdtsn Biz au $500.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17

oOsssS SOtS NJ 0SttNSS
The genuine has
thl0 picture on u,
take no other.
o have not
tried u, eond for
free sample. Ito q.
grooablo taste will
sscs845!ffe&
4oe Pearl Street.
New York..
SOC. and 500; al
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
Rsrdiug Sheep 10 Spain.

The pasture lands Of Spain are d..
vided between the low lands and the
mountains. The old. fsshiOnsd method
Ut migrating the nOcks still exists,
and accordingly the hOcks are regu.
larry moved hack snd forth from the
mOuntsins every spring and fall. Dur.
Ing the migratory period the sheep In
moving backward and forward have
the right Of way. The moving II pro.
vided for by law and the OrgsL ixatiOn
and discipline II In full accord with
legal arrangement. II II provided
thst the sheep shall have the right Of
pasture along the line Of march Of
some four hundred feet. or, In other
wOrds, some two hundred feet either
side OF the highway. When the sea.
son closes the return 10 made To the
new pasture grounds. Considering
that Spain has somewhere In the neigh.
bOrhOOd Of 30. 200. 600 sheep. and that
probably . gOodly percentage Of this
number make this change regularly,
II . be readily understood that the
management OF the flock In old Spain
is not ss dreamy ss me might picture
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17

m Herald (Dem.).

Palmyra Herald (Dem.).
Secretary Of State Cook has teeti.
fed under OOth that The Democratic
state COmmitsee he'd received coutri.
buttons 10 money from Representatives
Of Two railroads., the 81. Louie etreet
railway companies aud the brewers.
He acknowledged that the committee
knew this vas s0methiug 70 b ashamed
Of when he told th q the o2,OOO coutri.
button Of Phelps vas credited 70 him.
self, 90 that Phelps' name should not
appear In the transaction. Now that
these facts have come 70 light the
Democratic party csunOt AFFORD 70
stand for them. Il 10 no justification
70 ssy that these corporations also
contributed regularly 70 the Repub.
licsu committee. Two wrongs never
yet msde Q right.
II 10 nj Justification 70 say thst this
thing hes beeu going on for years.
That 10 true, but the rank aud de Ut
the party did not know II. Messrs.
Cook and Seibert ore N moro culpa.
BILE than we're Lesueur, DR.. Shields
and others, Who occupied oficial posi-.
lions In times past. But II the party
IL 70 30 put In the attitude Of indoors.
Ing the acts Of lie Representatives end
pOOh.p0Ohiug the whole matter ~ b.
ing Of little consequence, u 10 going
To drive some mighty good men out Of
the party. The average Missouri Dem.
Ocrat, the one who does the voting, 10
honest, or, ~ least, he claims 70 he.
He proposes ~ treat corporations
fairly. They can get their just dues
from him without brides, and they
have not money enough TO buy him.
He looks on these offers Of money,
sworn 70 by Mr.. Cook, - efforts 70
bribe him through his trusted agents.
He repudistes the transaction. And
unless bis party repudistes Il he will ~.
pudiste bis party.
That little crowd Of o63ce.holders
and swould.be bosses who INST 10 81.
Louis . few days ago and expressed
confidence 10 anybody sud everybody
and then sdi0urned, did not represent
the Democratic party Of Missouri.
They had no warrant for adopting
those resolutions 10 the name OF the
party. Add unless the Democratic
state convention sets Ito emphatic seal
Of disspprOvsl on the scts sworn
70 by Secretary Of state Cook the Re.
publicsus will carry this state 81 the
next election. We greatly fesr thst
there IL . grisvous disappointment In
store for certain interested parties In
the next election.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17

Every year . large number OF poor
sufferers whose lungs ore s0re sud
rscked with coughs sre urged 70 20 70
another climate. But this IL costly
and not always sure. D0n't b 90 OK.
ile when DR.. King's New Discovery
for Consumption will cure you q home.
It's the most iniallible medicine for
cOughs, colds and oil throat and lung
diseases on earth. The 6rst dOse
brings relief. Astounding cures 70.
suit from persistent . Trial bot.
ties free a. p. n. Frsuklin's. Price
50c and ei.00. Every bottle gusrsn.
iced.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
A Year for Action.

From the Bunceton Mo-, Tribune.
Republicans. the time has never
been ~ ripe for earnest, valiant %.
tiOn In this county ~ u now IL. In
this, the dswning Of another campaign
year. II every Republican Ia every
county will ~ To work tO redeem his
county. 1.-The will 70 Ia work for oil he
IL worth N win. then we need have no
fears ri eve Q Nesbit law or = Demo.
cratic police. municipal or state house
ring.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17

-
Thsrs IL no aooA. however watched and
tended.
But one dead lamb II there;
There 10 no hrsssde, howso'er defended.
But has a vacant chair.
The ar 10 full u AAeswslls to the dying,
And mourning Tor The deed;
The heart of Rachel. sop her children crying
Will not b cOmsosted.
Let us BE- pasienti Those severe asaictious
Not srom the ground arise.
Hut Oitentimes celestial hsnedictions
Assume this dask dissusse.
We see bus dimiy through the misss and
vaposu;
Amid shess earthly dssups
What seems 70 10 but 80 fuasu, tapses
Msy h heavea's distant IamVs.
There 10 no Dssshi what seems % 10 sma.
sttion;
This iise os mortal breath
IL hot . suburb Of the Iiee eIystas.
whOse portal Ne cali Deathi
she 10 not dead-the child ~ our Affections.
Hut gone unto that schoo,
wh~r- she no longer needs our pooe protsc.
ton,
And Christ Himself doth rule.
In that great cioiss~r's stiffness and seciu.
at0n.
ny guardian. angels led.
Hafe from temptation. safe from sins pol.
iuted.
she iives, whom re call dead.
lay after day ws think wha, she 10 doing
In those bright rails os afr;
Year AFTER year. her tender steps pursuing.
BEHOLD her grows NOR fair.
Thus do ws wsik with her and lcep un.
brOh~u
The bOnd which nature gives,
Thinking that our remembrance, though
u~nspok~n.
Nay srsrh her where she lives.
Not ~ . child We again heho,d her;
POe when with rapturrs Wild
In Our embrace We Ngntn cnfOld her.
b Will not IN n child.
But = fair maiden. In her Fathers mansion,
Clothed with crirstiHl grace.
And beautiful With al the souls expansion
Shall We b~hoid her face.
And though st times impe,uoas with emo.
And anguish long Suppressed.
The swelling heart heavss moaning like the
ocean,
That anmoi he ut rest
We Will M patient. and assuase the feel.
Ing
We MAJ not wholly stay;
NY silence sanctifying. not co~nceaiins.
the grief that must have way.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
Too Stupid.

TON, ] understand that you called
on Miss Lovely again last night"
Eyes. We had quito . Jolly time.
A. We sat alone In front Of the open
nre she brought me some popcorn and
. pepper"
"Didn't You take the hintY"
'Oh. yes-l popped the corr. New
York Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
THE ONLY WAY"

70 TO AL UPON on WHITE TO TINE vMosa-
s,oNCo n OCT THg Y AND
orHsR PARTICULARS. rMs LisERALlrv OF
LsMirs n sRivsLGogs Of n
TIckGYs WILL suaPRise YOU.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
Pils.ius Cures Piles.

Money refunded II IL ever fails. Anti.
Ague cures Chills and Fever.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
CHICAGO &
ALTON R.Y

C.. z. coRNETr. AGENT, MAR
SHALL, MO-, GEO. J. CHARLTON.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17

BARGAINS. Fine Pianos and
Organs ~ Reduced Prices. --R. N.
RAM. AS.lt
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
M E-S e e x e s
EXCURSIONS

PERIODICAL RAILWAY TRANsPoR.
TATloN "0AR0AiN DAYS" TO
POINTS NORTH. SOUTH, EAST AND
WEST.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17

Thin

10 al right, If you are too f.,
and all wrong, If too thin alread
Fat, enough for your haiti, !
healthy; a little more, or less, ]
no great harm. Too fat. concu!
a doctor; too thin, persistcrtll
thin, no matter what cause, tax,
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Live,
Oil.
There are many causes Of gcs.
ting too thin; they all core
under these two heads: over
work and under-digcstion.
Stop over-work, If you car,
but, whether you can or net
take SCOTS Emulsion cfCcG
Liver Oil, to balance ycurcel..
with your work. You can't live
on it-true--but, by it, you
can. There's q limit, however,;
you'll pay for it.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Oil is the rcadiect cure for
"can't eat" unless it comes OF
your doing no work..you can't
long be we'll and strong, without
some sort Of activity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-17
LOCAL BREWTIES.

The. Omaha Retail Grocers' association
will hold a special meeting this evening at
the Commercial club rooms to listen 70
the report of the committee appointed some
time ago to arrange for the purchase OF
ice for the summer. 1t is said that the
committee has a good proposition and that
a large number OF grocers are expected 10
enter the deal,
A dance was given at the Dellone satur-
day, night with the compliments. OF Pro-
prietor A. 8. Lee and Prof. w. E. Chambers,
who employed the Chambers orchestra,
served refreshments and made II q function
OF considerable pretension and smartness.
The hundred couples were house guests,
with some outside friends, among whom
were Judge and Mrs. Charles 7. Dickinson,
Major n Mrs. Nisken. Major Hammer
Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. whitney, Lieutenant
n g. Weatherly, Captain V. l.. Wills, r. 3.
Kendall and A. II. Merchant.
The Omaha Gun club will hold a club
shoot, h~fteen-bird handicap, at the grounds
next Saturday. It Is announced that a new
rule will be enforced at the grounds here
after and that shooting will begin promptly
al ESQ. The manager says that when the
start Is made late In the day the birds be-
come slow and that Il is dark before con-
tests are over. At the meeting of the club
Saturday night the challenge OF the All
Nebraska. team was accepted and the
Omaha club Is now hustling for a captain.
The position will probably be offered TO
q. r, Brucker.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-17
OMAHA GETS BIG CONTRACT
This Nsrkst Win Supply Mat for Soldiers
il Philippines
UNOeRBlOs CHICAGO AND KANSAS CITY
Will he Cured and Packed at Cud-
ahy's Under special Supervision
of Commissary Omcer
of Army.

The FIRST bids opened in Omaha for meat
for the arm IN the Philippines demon
strated the wisdom Of that move on the
Part Of the government, as an Omaha packer
made prices which won for him the award
for all Of the ham and for half Of the
canned beef required at this time,
Word from Chicago received Sunday
n'orning is to the effect that the Cudahy
Packing company, on a bid of s11.sO per
100 pounds, was given a contract for supply
ing 10000 pounds OF hams, and on an offer
OF "a cents per can, was given an order for
IL, 1000 cans of beef. one-half the quantity
needed. The figures Of the other bidders
were not given. but on the beef they must
have been less than % cents per can. for
at that figure the Cudshy company offered
TO supply the second 10 200 pounds.
AS soon as the Official papers arrive the
assistant commissary officer OF the depart
nent, Captain w. r. Grove, will take
charge Of the work at the packing house
and inspect each piece Of meat intended
for the soldiers. He will watch each change
and certify that every process required has
been carried out according to the speeinca-
lions. This Is done to make certain that
the meat will stand the climate Of the
tropics and that II will remain wholesome
until consumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

j.. c. Killarney of Auburn, Neb., is a guest
at the Dellone.
George f. Burr. a Lincoln buggy dealer,
Is at the Murray.
c. f. Mitchell, a stockman of Creighton,
Isl at the Murray.
Sheriff A. W. Storm of Sundance, Wye,
Is at the Merchants.
William Kaiser, a lumberman of Musca-
tine, Ia is In Omaha on business.
Edward Rosewater OF The Bee left last
night on a business trip to New York and
the east.
w. B. Price, an attorney of Lincoln, re-
Murray.
T. F. Campbell of Hyannis, DIR. e. S.
case OF Stockville and A. T.. Mahon are
chants.
Manager. c. H. shafer of the Her Grand
pont, Of the orpheum bill, during her
weeks engagement here.
Major Frank L. Dodds, Judge advocate
Sunday morning from Anna, III, where he
father. -
Albert A. Honey of Seattle. Wash, is in
| Omaha, on his way to Chicago In connec-
ton with his magnetic traction device.
Recent practical working tests In Seattle
have demonstrated the correctness Of Mr..
Honey's theory.
u. G, Clements of Portland, Ore, special
agent OF the rural free delivery service of
me Isna p11Ssomee departWent Tho has been
city. He was formerly stationed at Omaha
In the railway mail service.
George 4 Benedict who SINCE last Au;
Ogden railway postal route, left last night
for San Francisco. whence he will proceed
TO the Philippines, to, take a position in the
departmental service OF the islands. Mr..
Benedict entered the service OF the United
states from Lincoln in 1899. The assign
ment to the Philippine service Is at his own
request.
DIR. II. NJ. Mechanism of 1912 North
Fortieth street was called to Alexis, a
small town near Bloomington. ILL.,, yester-
day by a telegram announcing the death
of his father, who was a prominent physi-
| clan of Mercer county and rs years old.
DR.. McClanahan will be absent from Omaha
three or four days. OF his immediate family
the only survivors now are the doctor and
his brother Archibald. an attorney OF Chi
cago, his mother having died five years
| e and his sister two years ago.