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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08

were engaged in the business. The trains
which left the river for the west were gen.
orally made up for each trip and the driv-
ers were employed, as are seamen today,
for the round trip. The trainmasters only
had permanent positions, and these men, In
addition to their work on the road, usually
had custody of the wagons and cattle while
in camp preparing for the trip. At first
the companies transporting goods we're en-
gagged as common carriers only, but soon
they found that they could haul their own
goods to better advantage than those of
others and they began to establish jobbing
houses whose business was almost entirely
confined to handling goods across the plains.
When the wagon train was ready to start
TO the west the wagon master would set
about to form his crew. II 1t was to go to
Denver he hired the men at $40 per month,
or $50 for the trip, it being estimated that
the trip could be made in thirty days, but
the company being willing to risk the extra
$40 on the probability of a delay. Twenty
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Ladies D. of R,
Reading Circle

The ladies Reading Circle met
yesterday afternoon at the pleasant
home of Mrs Joseph Steele and
we're most delightfully."- entertained
A brief sketch of the lives of two
Bible women. Jeptha's daughter
and Ruth, were read. The ladies'
have been reading these character
sketches which are in a condensed
and very Interesting form, Afford
Ing an impressive illustration Of
the principles upon which are
based the foundation of their or
der. MIS-. Barrick invited the
next meeting which will be We'd
nesday. October 2Ist. During the
social hour Mrs. Steel served ices
with cake. The following ladies
were present Mesdames Bowden
Reynolds, Hindman, Rice, Stanford
Russell; Harvey, Hubbard, Porter,
Elder, Scott, Seager, Barrick
Knapp, Kellogg -Kuapeuburger
and others.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

Newberger & Co. have just In
stalled an electric plant In the
Bonds Greek oil field In Richie
county where the wells are so thick
that 1t became dangerous to oper'
ate them on account of the fire In
the boilers. The plant will be used
Jointly by the Boud's Creek OIL
and Gas company and the Carter
OH company.
The same firm has just Installed
a Westinghouse electric plant at
Lock IS for the Evansville Con-
structIon CO nptny. 1t furnishes
IS arc lights AID 2oo iuc'ndes'
cents.
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Weather Conditions.

The area of low pressure has
moved eastward, and In Its eastward
movement, heavy rains have fallen
over the Ohio and Tennessee val.
legs, and lake regions. The high
barometer has moved rapidly south,
eastward, and now covers the en-
tire western portion of the country
with much cooler weather.
The following heavy precipita-
ton lin inches) has been reported
during the past 20 hours: Cleve-
land, Ohio, 1.2S; Plttsburg, Pa, l.
o.: Lynchburg, Va. 1.4o; Chat,
tanooga, Tenn 1.2o; Parkersburg,
W. Va, o.ee; Evansville, Ohio, 100;
Huntington, W. Va, 80; Charles
ton, W. Va, o e2; Columbus, Ohio,
1.1S; Pt. Pleaant, W. Va, 40;
Oh City, Pa, 81; Parker Ldg. Pc
1.42; Greensboro, Pa A, Leo; Wheel
Ing. W. Va, 134; Canton, Ohio,
LA; Beaver Dam, Pa, 1'24;
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Cooking Glass

The members of the Guild of
this city have made arrangements
with Mrs. E. c. Melville. of Pitts
burg.to give course OF six lessons
here In the science of cooking.
Mrs. MELVILLE will be here to be-.
gin her course of instruction on
Monday afternoon from to 4 pm.
at The Citizens Hose House on Hill
street. The price for the whole
term of six lessons Is only one dol.
lar. A large number of tickets
have already been sold but there Is
room, for many others. Secure a
ticket and be ready for the first les.
son Monday afternoon. Sat
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Manager Wanted.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman
to manage business In this County
and adjoining territory for we'll and
favorabIy known House of solid
financial star ding $40 90 straight
cash salary and expenses, paid each
Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expense money
advanced; position permanent.
Address Mansger,6Io Monon Bldg,
Chicago, III. 10 s g.
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Local News:

Everything, Is Of flowing : effect
this season. '..''o,, -: t'' ,'.;. ,.,'
Stock collars still claim the place
.of ribbons. a '-"i 70 .sc. -. .:
Mohair Is one OF the smartes+
fabrics, because 1t hangs we'll
Rest has spoiled many q man
who was willing to work. = q.
What the dew Is to the flower
kind words are to the heart. ..-
One of George VanAmen's
daughters had an arm broken by
falling down the hall steps. She
Is able, however, to be In school
today.
Slowly bat surely the coils OF
monopoly are drawn tighter around
the people, while the oily politicians
sing them fast asleep In the bed OF
slavery. y ..
People depend too much on
books for their education, aud not
enough on observations; they get
full of other peoples ideas and have
few of their own. -. ..
Mrs. B. H. Means, OF Armstrong;
Addition, has returned from three
months visit with her parents in
northern Pennsylvania. She was
accompanied by her son.
If we were only some other man
we could make a fortune In some
other way. The hobo you'd wear
WOODEN clothes all the year round,
If he were only sheep.
Mrs. Harry Sybert, of Virginia
street, has returned from Wallace
where she spent few weeks with
her husband who is working In the
Harrison county oil field at present.
Martin L. VanHorn and Charles
Hoover, of Jefferson county, o are
business visitors In our city this
week. They are looking for some
investments In property here and
In the country.
Mrs. Bert Hall.of Virginia street,
fell over a kitchen chair Gay or
two ago and sustained two fractures
of one Of the bones of the right
arm. Mrs Hall had the same arm
broken once before.
Mrs. Henry c. McCray, nee
Edith Hollobaugh, Is able to be out
again after a severe attack of la
grippe. Mr.. McCray recently
moved here from Petersburg and
resides on the South Side.
James F. Dolan, proprietor of
the Hotel Arlington, returned last
evening from a pleasure trip of
tbre> weeks, which he spent at
Washington D c., and points Of
interest In Maryland and Virginia.
The eye specialist and optician,
Leon B. Brandt from Pittsburg, now
at Hotel Wells will fit your eyes
perfectly. Headaches, nervous
troubles, and IN some instances,
stomach troubles. are cured with
glasses fitted accurately. All work
warranted. Difficult cases solicited.
1o73t
A theatre party came down In a
yacht last evening from Hannibal,
Ohio. to witness the production of
"York State Folks" at the Audlto-
rum. Those who composed the
merry party, were Mr.. and Mrs.
F. J. Neuenschwander, Mrs. T. W.
McKelvy. Misses Clara and Alma
Neueuschwander. Ida Fisher, EN-
ma Brannlich and Messrs. Paul
Neuenschwander, Fred Noll and
Robert fisher.
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VERY LOW RATES SUNDAY EXCURSION
TICKETS
TO Paden City, ". Va, And Return via. Balti.
more And Ohio Railroad. --.

During the month OF October
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets from Parkers.
burg and INFERNO date stations TO
Paderr City and return at very low
rates. For tickets and full infor-
nation, call on Ticket Agent,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. 9 Ie.
O~f IT.
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For Sale

Ten shares OF stock In the Tyler
Window Glass Company. For
price and terms call on or address
the OH Review, City. IoItf
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The TPgINq Time

III Young girls life is reached when
Nature leads her uncertain steps across the.
line which divides girlhood from woman-
hood. Ignorance and neglect at this er1t-
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There are 20 lawyers employed
In the Tillman trial and all of them
will make speeches. Whatever is
done to the defendant, he will
hardly suffer any more than the
jury.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

Though not necessarily math'
ematiclan the chorus sirl's uaua,
ager always has good eye for
figures.
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Out In Michigan a man was &C.
tually caught In the act of stealing
a hot stove. This may be Sign of
coming hard winter.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

Some men waste dollars worth
of time trying to save FIVE cents.
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Favorite Prescription without complete
success, DR.. Pierce would like to hear from
such person-and it will be to her adVant::
age to write as be offers in peffect good
faith, reward of $500 for any case of the.
above naladies which he cannot cure. y
al wish to tell you the benefit we have
received from using your remedies" writes Mrs.
Dan Hall, of Brodhead, Green Co., Wis. 1.-TWO
wears ago my daughters health began to fail
EVERYTHING that could be thought OF was done
to help her but it was of no use. When She
began to complain she was quite stout; weighed
10 the picture of good health, until about the
age of fourteen, then i'll six months she was so
run down her weight was but 100. She Kept
failing and gave uD, thinking there was no
sr,se, she must die. Friends all said, You VIII
lose your daughter l said fear l shall.
must saw, doctor. that only for your Favorite
PRESCRIPTION, my daughter would have been in
her grave to-day. When she had taken one,
half bottle the natural function was esta6iishea
and we bought another oncC1naking only two
bottles in ali, and she completely recovered
Since then she is as well as can be-"
Doctor Pierce's Common Sense, Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 81 one cent stamps to pay ex-
pense of mailing only, Address DR.. Z. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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= -. = Z 80
The South Penn on company
have made a location for No. well
on the land of Miss Mary: Stealey
In Middlebourne, near, the head OF
Main street. The rig placed on the
Ground and the we'll will be drilled
at once.
7 On Little Sancho the John Wood
burn Is down 1920 feet aud should
be finished by the middle OF next
week.
The drill was started yesterday
at we'll No. 1 on the Patrick Crow
farm, which adjoins the John Wood
burn. "
The Carter Oil company are rig.
cling up at we'll No. on the farm
of J. H. Mccoy three miles east OF
the city on Parsley creek. =
Nine cents; advance II a slight
move In the right direction. Just
a little >"jolly" to keep the drill at
work.
n The OH Refners have a oinch
on,the Markets Of the world.
AEbe ptoducer assumes all the
risk and gets very poor renumer
alton. But the producer Is always
a monkey. .-,........~
y 49, 1
There Is no intention on the part
OF the Standard OIL company to
deal fairly with the oil producers
and really pay them prices justi-
fed In the markets of the world"
else the price would have been at
least rs cents per barrel higher
months ago. g.
Any old time when Dan O'Days
bumpers think they can beat the
Standard by drilling, they fall right
into the baited trap set for them by
the bunco steerers.
If any of Dan O'Days bumpers
are beating the game by continuing
at these prices, their photo
graphs should be published.
Deep sand territory Is proving
much of a disappointment and the
of ,raising the oil Is too
great to permit profit.
No stocks of Pennsylvania oil
available for shipment, no field In
sight. declining production are
features to encourage investment
In almost any slz. territory, but
when the investment Is made the
gets 1t all. They always
will. It Is very tiresome.
An occasional property may
make some money for Its owners,
but the average property has moth
Ing but the "tallings" LETT. The
will 60 on and on until the
old properties fall to produce even
the "tailiugs."
"Streaks of rust" will In a few
years ke all that Is left of a large
portion OF the Standards pipe line
system In the upper oil fields and
the lower fields will not BE- as long
lived as those of the upper country.
Nothing but profitable prices and
an equitable division of "prices
justified In the markets of the
world" can extend the true limit
of the life of the old fields.
Nine cents per barrel Is very
little "jolly" as compared with the
advances being made In refined
prices.
Cooking Glass
fN1 T..H1 I'll
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much of the after
misery of woman-
hood. Not only
does Nature often
need help in the
regular establish
ment of the wom-
anly function, but
there is almost al
ways need of some
safe, strengthening
tonic, to overcome
THE languor, nerv-
ousness and weak
ness, commonly ex-
psrienced at this
time.
If there is az in
valid woman, suf-
feting from female
Weakness, Prolap..
sus, or falling of
wpmb, or from leu:
cdrrhea who has
iised Pierce'S
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Much cooler today.
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MCCOY: BROS. s s;s;:
e>DOmeStiCS

At Considerable Less than Value S,'..'
Heavy Brown Muslin worth 8 nc at..,r."s11ze
Bleached Muslin worth &c at :. ......,-........5c
Unbleached Canton worth &c at ......".....Sc
jUnb!eached Outing worth &c al, ;Y.;f."5cEI
Colored Outing worth &c at ~ .s. ......Scl
Apron Check Bingham worth &c al Z J! &c e
Dark Calico worth Sc at..........".............4c
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Ribbon at Special Prices

We offer at special prices for a limited time
only our most popular and best selling Rib
bon In all colors ard widths. . - q, ~. ,,.. =
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oct 81.
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Nine cents per barrel IS a very
little ''jolly" as compared with the
advances being made In refined
prices.
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Special Announcement

Managers MelIipger Bros. take
pleasure In announcing the appear
ance at the Auditorium theatre on
Friday, Nov. IS of the beautiful
American actress. Miss Helen
GRAVITY In dramatization OF the
F. Marion Crawford romance, "1n
The Palace o; The King" with the
original New York city production.
Seats on sale Thursday, Nov. ~
Prices csc to $50. Owing to the
demand for seats In other cities the
management has decid, d to fill all
mail orders In the order of their re
celpt. Free list positively sus-
pended. II ct
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title. The late Lorrimer Stoddard,
one of the most promising OF
American playrights, took up The
Crawford scenario, and as the novel
came serially from the author filled
In the dialogue and detail. The
play ran for 200 nights In New
York City. 1t will be presented
here with Miss Helen CRANKY as
Dolores and a strong cast. 1t pro-
misses to be one of the most preten
tious dramatic productions seen at
this house during the season.
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In The Palace OF The King

Gin the Palace of the King" with
all Its original scenery, costumes,
etc, of Miss Viola Aliens magnif
cent New York production, will be
presented at the Auditorium on
Friday the l3th, 'Tn the Palace of
the King" as will be recalled was
originally drafted by F. Marion
Crawford even before he began
work on the novel of the same
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Sufficient RRa4On.

Mr.. Borem-I can't imagine why she
was out when called.
Miss Pert-Why, didn't you just tell
me she knew you were coming?-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Pastors Join Crusade.

The Rev. NJ. f. Snyder, pastor Of st
James Methodist church, and the Rev.
P. T. Pockman Of the First Reformed
church of New Brunswick, n. j., have
undertaken to cut down the number Of
saloons in New Brunswick onethird.
They are acting as agents of the New
Brunswick AntiSaloon league.
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Wine of Life

Will cure all cases of female
weakness, makes new blood and
brings strength. Price 81. 90;
worth five times the cost 10
thousands.
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Their Number.

"You must come and see us, my
DEAR" said lady to a little girl of her
acquaintance. "Do you know the num-
berW
ooh, yes responded the innocent
child. Papa says you always live at
skies and sevens."
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ANSWER
F0QUESTION Asked.
The ReYelator's First
Beast.
Coatjaufs hrom iasf a,ee9.

From this We see there is a per-
feet chain running down the line
Of time, from ths day that the
Gentle man, under the power Of
satan deceived Eve in the garden,
q chain Of wickedness, until tbs
present time. Therefore, We pro-
coed to link the little horn, (or
the beast shat John saw rise up
out o! the sea, with the ono Paul
called the man Of sin who 10 10 be
revealed, the son Of pardition.
This man, w say, steps III, and
takeS the place Of the Ceasars, af-
ter the death Of Nero: HI is the
one that thu prophet says, shall
take the place Of the tax-raisor, il
this language which We have boz
fore quoted;
"An1 10 HE estate shall stan1 ~ :
ylle person 10 whom they shall not
give the honour Of the Kingdom. but
he shall come il pescsably, and obtain
the Kingdom by flatleries," Dan. tl-1p
This is the beast that the Eevela-
tor saw, and II was through this
man, beast that Pagan Rome, puts
a gsrb on for christianity; claims
to be the mother church, and un-
der this cloak Of preteution, as We
have said, drives from her borders
Christian Rome. For II was at
the death Of Nero, that tho Pope
Of Rome under tho political schem.
ing Of one Hilderbrand, That t,,is
bsastly man obtained the King,
dom by Factories.
The prophecy in {Dan. l~sl)
has been fulfilled to perfection III
the Pope of Rome, for he is tho
vile person spoken Of and is the
beast that the Revolator Jaw COM
ing up out Of the sea. Now it il
tras that John did rest his feet
upon tho ssnds Of the soa-shore,
while onthe isle Of Patmos, whore
he was baniahod by the railing
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as he rises in the East after q dark
and disagreablo night, but even
when he has attained his meridian
height the glory and glory and
beauth Of tho day. Yet it would
be Impossible for US 10 bend tho
knee or bow the head in worship
to him,
BIT on the other hand when we
have livcd for many years out on
the great Sahara Of sin and folly
worshiping at The shrine Of dianna
and even Blacklist, when our
heart 10 full Of rotteness, nothing
comming therefrom but poison.
We strain our eyes in ever di-
rectien, but not one ray Of light
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ITO b. Coosapef.)

Land Marker, G. Lasta, St.. Louis
Extension stop-iadder and trcstle
] Nif6ng, St. Louis, Office. door
indicator. +. B, o. Conner. Court
ney, Shovel attachment. W. Penny
Langdon, Fruit-picker. J. T. Pros
ton Filley cioth-cnttsr. j. A. T..
Waddell, and |. O. Medrich, Kan
sas City, Iron railway bridge, ].
Wilnon, l.athrop, Boring and ten.
noning machine,
send ten cents in postage STAMP
with lase date Of this paper 10 c. A
Snow and g, Wasain stoa, D G
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Ed. CregseL,
Dear Strand Bro.
Fowler Mo

/ would Ike 60 say fow words
through the columns d your paper
10 the A. Y. and 4. Ms. Brethren.
not long since, ] was talking with
~ Brother and he told ME that he
had denounced the principals 81
our Order: Arsueing this az his
reason, that we were Sun worship
ers.
Nav NY deaf Bro, we are, OF
ought to Re Son woRsHIpERs. Bu1
M" Sun worshipers The King d
this our solar system. looks grand
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-17
Lisr OF PATENTS

Granted TO Missouri investors TIL
week. reported BY & 4. Snow \ co
Paten, Attorneys, Washington, DIG
" For copy Of any q above patent
4, A. Allard, St. Louis, Toy NJ
'N. chamberlain, Lebanon, Egg.
case. W Coadoned A. Barret,
Kansas City, Anti-indaot,on moth.
cd for telephone systems, h. u
Fettcrs, Heiona, Vehicle seat. 4
NJ Hendrickson, Lees Summit
No, Check row corn planter; ana
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IN there's ard by them God and
l}la providence would dwell a.
mong them Ia this house"
But we wish to say that there
was not one particle OF this build
ing the design Of Solomon, God
himself was Tie sole author Of
III first giving the pattern and
design to David, and told him
tha5 he shoald not build the
house himself, but that Solomon
his son should build it--Hence,
the temple and al things in con-
nection with il W&s the, pattern
OF heavenly things And as God
has TWO witnes9ess ia ali things
he had His TWO witnesses act
NY in this, In the Lodges Of to-
day there Is the three pillars
which constitutes the cardinal
points rs YOU can read.
CARDINAL POINTS. The
cardinal points Of the compass
have a peculiar Specification a.
alongst US, and particularly the
east, west and south, The east
is $ place OF light, and there
stands the w. h., a pillar OF
Wisdom, as representation OF
the rising sun; and as that iumi-
nary opens the glorious day 10
light mankind to their laboars,
50 the w. M. occupics this station
to open lodge, and 10 employ and
instruct tho brethren in Mason
ry.
The south is station of anoth.
Ter important officer, the pillar oil
Beauty, who is placed in that
quarter that he may BE- prcpar-
ed to mark the sun at it's moridi-
an, to call the workman from la
bour, and TO recruit their
strength by necessary refresh.
ment and rest, that their tolls
may be resumed with renewed
vigour and alacrity, without
which neither pleasure nor pro
fit can mutually result.
In the west stands the pillar
| OF Strength, to mark the setting
]sun, and close the laboprs Of the
day by command oi the presid
ling officer, because the declinins
| luminary warns mankind OF The
necessity of repose, else our ma
ture would sink under the effect.
/ Of incessant toll, unrelievcd b,
rest and recreation (Histor,
and Cyciopedia of Freemasonr,
| by Macoy Oliver. Page 451,)
/ The Curtain Falls.
To Be CoaA;aacs.