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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-18

tOWu anu tOldlly WISCheu lne dchIuS
and Hay houses of the Maumee glass
factory. Many telephone poles were
twisted off and the lumber yard
of G. l.. Koch a. CO., was badly
wrecked, much of the lumber being
thrown into the canal The losses
will amount to several thousands of
dollars. Fortunately no people were
injured.
VIM. Barton is spending the week
at Lakeside.
- f. E. Bowers was in Il. G. on bus
mess, Wednesday.
w. r. Walker made business
trip to Detroit, Saturday.
Miss Edith Hatcher called on Mrs.
w. r. Walker last Saturday.
Mrs. John Eckle of Lime City was
the guest of Mrs. John Homer, Tues
day.
Roy Oblinger of the University of
Lexington, Ky, returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. n. w. Cox attended the fun
eral of Archie Deselms of Weston,
Monday.
"A. j. Christman and wife of To
ledo Sundayed with j. d. Whitmore
and wife.
Miss Lille NJ. Selling was the
guest Of the Misses Collar of Toledo,
Sunday.
Mrs. j. M. Enright entertained
Mrs. McMann and Mrs. King of To-
ledo, Sunday.
Misses Agnes and Luretta Orth
were visiting their sister of Toledo,
Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Homer attended a
party at Toledo given by friends, We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Bessie Shoemaker of Bowling
was the guest of w. r. Walker and
family last week.
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay of Toledo
was the guest of Mrs. John Yeager the
first of the week.
j. F. Byrne and wife and Z. j.
Spilker and wife spent Sunday last
at Walbridge park.
H. Neubauer and son Raymond
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Nick Pauken of Ft. Wayne.
-Chas. Cox of B. G. and Miss Alice
Dupoy of Toledo were the guests of
Miss Essie Cox, Wednesday.
Mrs. Corwin Webb and sons ALI
son ann Harold will spend several
weeks at Sinking Springs, o.
"A party of Toledo friends enjoyed
a picnic at the home of Mrs. p. T.
Bartlett, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. II. A. Hamilton and Miss
Helen have gone to Sidney where they
will visit relatives few weeks.
Mrs. Raymond Hartshorn and
Miss Blanch Whitmore were guests OF
Mrs. Rudd of Tontogany last week.
Mrs. C. Barrough and niece, Miss
Alta Blinn are spending few weeks
with G. o. Blinn and family at Caro-
Mich.
Miss Edna Neubauer of Tracy st
East Toledo has returned after two
weeks visit with relatives in FIT
Wayne, Ind.
Misses Lucele Hoffman, and Verl
Brandhuber and Mrs. Valentine Hoff
mann of Toledo spent last week Will
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman,.
There will be no evening preach
ing or Christian Endeavor meeting a
the Presbyterian church the remain
der of this month.
Dear Gust have solved the moth
er-in-law problem, just give her regu
larly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
II will make her healthy happy ant
docile as a lamb. 30 cents. Tea o
Tablets. Bowers & Comstock.
For SALE-A house and three lot
on Second st. Will sell cheap on ac
count of settling an estate. Enquire o
ID. MORSE %
VIM. Veitch and wife and Mrs
VIM. Graham sister of Mrs. Veitcl
from Indiana were entertained at te
by Mrs. Chas. Wallace Wednesda
evening.
The Carter family reunion wa
held at the Edward Carter farm, sout
of Perrysburg, on Thursday. An elt
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15

Maja har sjuknat och vsntar doden 1 hyar
minut, och 81 bad dom mel springa hit
och kalla prest te' henne, famtade den
drummeln.
Tag tygen och gack snarligen! sa'
prosten till sin adjunkt.
Tack, tack och adj6ss! sa' Sven och
stapplade ut III rummet.
lcke langt derifran skred adjunkteu
pa vagen mot Pinutten.
Han vandrade / djupa tankar och 6fver-
tankte hvad han horde gifva NOR Maja till
vagakost pa den langa farden.
Men emellan traden ! Pinuttens kohage
gick Anders | doldom med karbas | han
den och spejade efter Sven.
Ma, raft som han So gick der fck han SO
en- syart figur komma skridande pa stigen
mot Pinutten.
Der har jag den fahunnen! mumlade
Anders for sig sjelf, smog sig bak' vandra-
rem och klamde till pastorsadjunkten med
paken | ryggen sd att Diet sang l preston.
- Rofvare, m0rdare! skriade adjunkten
och vardt naturligtvis f6rfarad i sin ande.
Mar nu Anders fck bora denna r6st,
yardt han forlamad af skam och blysd.
HERE forlat, har ja' sla'et min sjal :
sorjare, sd tar val mel skam!
Ja' trodde, att Diet var Sven, som will
fra te' Stafva och springer har och stry-
ker ON qyalla graf Anders.
- Latom oss nu ca in till den siuka.
Jag tillgifver dig for slaget, lat ~adjunkten.
- Den sjuka9 Hvem arsjuk? stammade
Anders nagot nytrare.
Din hustru ligger ju i d0dens kaftar.
Jag har ju kallats i sockenbud till henne
af Sven i Fagerang.
Nj kan tro, att der blef EN- stor tabla pa
stigen.
Adjunkten yande alter. sorgsen 0fver
syndaelandet, och ito minuter efterat satt
Anders och grunnade och grunnade med
hufvudet | nafven invid bordet.
Efter en- stund lyfte han upp skallen
och sa' till Stafva:
- Da' IL val bast att du far ia bonom,
annars lockar han mel val att en- AMMAN
gang sla ~sjelfva prosten eller biskopen.
ON s0ndag ska Diet lysas for Stafva och
Sven.
Thure s.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
mot Suornis strand.

Fran rullar sd mzktigt den skummIga v&g;
ID valdig den star emot stranden
Den kastas tillbaka, dess andl5sa tag,
Sin dodsruna ristat / sander.
Nh AMMAN framrullar, den f6rsta So Tx,
1 doden hvarandra de f5lja
De- hojer en- tredje sin hjessa sd rlk;
Sin bana | skum den win h0lja.
Den kommer, den kommer, den rullar framat,
Bin maktiga, gungande bana;
Mot stranden den kastas, der slutar dess STRAIT,
Der sankes dess segrande fara.
"a komma de ala och sluta sin fard,
Och sjunga ON Jrihet { qvallen;
~ ingen az dem kan 1 bojor bi snard =
Stoft do vid den alskade hHllen.
OTTo LUHDEII. .
Battle Greek, Mich, d. 20 Febr. 1907.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
Julklappar hos Davidsons.

Julklappar hos Davidsons.
julien ar nara forestaende och
tiden ar inne str kopa julklappar.
Da iramstalla sig tvenne fragor:
hvart man skall ga. der Diet fnnes
NEST och bast att valja ifran, och
hvar man kan ia den basta valutan
for sina mangen gang surt forvari-
wade slantar.
Den hrma, som ar bast forsedd
Ii julklappsvag har i staden, ar
Davidson Bros Co. De: fnnes ALT
moJligt, fran och med EFT helt
moblemang anda ned till den
minsta smasak. Att har upprepa
ALT. wore omojligt, hvarfor vi noja
oss med att taga har och der u:
hogen.
Det vigtigaste menniskan be-
hofver ar mat och klader. Ingen
behofver ga kladlos, ON han gar
till Davidson Bros Co. Der kan
enhvar. man, qvinna och barn,
blifva fullstandigt. elegant och
modernt kladd fran topp till ia
ALT till mycket tacila priser.
Och mar du en- gang skall astad
och gitta dig, min van,
Sa Dor du till Davidsons fara.
Der fnnas ALT Guds gafvor utaf
mobler qvar igen,
Och ALA a. de praktiga och rara.
Bad stove och sang och vagga
och bord att alta pa.
Bad Diet och mycket annat du
billigt har kan "a,
Hvad bsttre kan du val begara?
MeE icke allenast Diet, som ar
absolut nodvandigt tor kroppens
helsa och nodtorft, fnnes hos
Davidson Bros Co. utan aiven
mycket annat, som sardeles val
lampar sig for julklappar. Bland
dessa arc pryinads = konst- och
lyxforemal, som CORA sa mycket
att forhoja utseendet s&val hos
den person.. som bar dem, som
Diet hem, hvars prydnad och tref-
mad de sd mycket bidraga till.
Bland dessa foremal kunna nam
mas en- oandlig n angfald saker i
juvelerarebranchen, tailor, statyer
och statyetter, konstforemal at
in = och utlandsk porslin, toalett-
saker, parfymer m. m.
Den, som onskar lite ratur for
for julien, kan hos Davidson Bros
kopa de basta forfattares arbeten
fran och med klastiska auktorers
verk till och med de allra nyaste
fo~rfattarnes. Dessa booker Sc ! as
langt billigare ar man kan "a dem
nagon bokhandel.
Och last but not least. smattin-
garnes afdelning. der der vanlige
Santa Claus ar oinskrankt herr
skare i Diet sagorikaste dromland
at leksaker, ar har rikt forsedd.
ALT hvad Observation-Disclosures
fort ] marknaden tran Diet enklaste
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
800 BHL0NING BLOC.

Denna tidnings lasare viii vara glada otyerItt
mfara, att der err Diet minsta en- fr1ktad sinkdoro
som vetenskapen Or ! stand till att kurera 1 ala
dess stadier och det Arkatarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
ar oct enda yerkliga botemedsl lakarekonsten
kanner. Da katarr ar en- constitutional siuk-
dom, fordrar den on Unconstitutional behandiin0.
HAIRS Catarrh Cure tages In, verkar direkt "a
olodet och ~slemhinnornai ~systemet, tllintetebr
uervid s~Jukdomens orsak och giver patienten
styrka, vid att u~ppbygga konstItutionen och
hJelpa naturen att CORA slit arbete. ERarne mar
60 mycken t!lltro till dess vslg0rande kraft, att
de erbJuda Hundra Dollars for hvarje fall, hva-
rest denna medicin Ell yerkar botande. sand
efter lista af loford. Tillskrif.
Z: J. CHENEY & 90, Toledo, o.
~ Till salu hos ALA apoteksre, 76c.
Halls Family Pills Aro dc bssta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15


Stugan var s0ndagspyntad och fin. bet
brann och fiammade i den stora spisen.
Anders satt framme vid bordet och las
4 den har tidningen och glodde da och da
e. ilsket 0fver g~las0gonen pa Sven, hvilken
satt pa soffan vid l~angvaggen och plirade
stickning pa soffan midi emot vid andra
laugvaggen.
- Jasa, nj will int ge me err da, fader
Anders? Annars sa haller jag mig lika
GO som nan AMMAN, och efter som Stafva
och ia il 0fvereus och glada vid hvar-
andra, SO tycker ja' att nj gerna kunde sla
till! lat Sven och reste sci opp.
Anders lade denna tidning pa bordet
och sina Glasgow ofvanpa henue.
- Aldri' / denns kongens IT,! Du a.
for ong och of6rstandig. Inga medel har
du heller. Troende Or du int och slass
will du, mar du kan komma st'et, sd Diet
lonar sig int att du koxar efter Stafva och
Piputten, u,an gack du och fra to- dina
gelikar.
- A. da' ert slsta ordP
49, ia, Diet, min sjal, ar det! SHREK An
ders och dangde nifven i bordet, 81 att
= ~glasogonen dansade ner | spottladan.
- Och dE' ska ja' saia del, Sven, inter
folierade kRringeu, att do fins ingen saker-
het for, att int du blir en- f0llehunn som
tartar din var. Anlag och EFT lattsinne
har du. vi wore int f6rsvarade, I'm vi
lemnade ut vart barn till en- sadan!
= Och 81 veil a. rada del att int Cd.
har och stryka kring knutarna ON qvslla,
for efter denna dan ar Diet jag gar pa
vakt MA karbasen. Jag vet nok, att du
nu i qvall stannar / nirheta for att snika
del te EFT mote med Stafva. Men gack
tvart hem, da' raider ia del tie, for ia ska
nok spionera ut del, din validating, dun
drade Anders.
Sven sag int 50 varst lessen ut. Han
yisste nos hvar han hade Stafva och hyad
hon tankte.
Derfor satte han frimodigt hatten pa
hufvudet och sa':
Ma. da vet ja' NETT ode. Co matt
hsrinne!
"a RlCh num- .
So fort han var gangen steg Anders upp
och gaf sig ut pa backen och tlttade efter
honom. f.s
Han stryker az nerst wagon, men han
kommer nog tillbaka RAFT i rappet. l qvall
ska han i ALA fall ia nysa sci mumlade
Anders da han kom in.
Sven masade emellertid astad, men int
mot hemmet, utan svangde af vld vagsk6-
let ner mot prestgarden. Mar han kom
4 narheten af densamma, knackte han till
att springa, sa att han kom alldeles and
fadd in | expedltionsrummet, der prosten
och hans adjunkt suite j stillhet, r6kan-
des langpipor och utbytande djupa och
gedigna ord. -
= Pub, hvadan denna bradska, min XIII
ref sporde prosten den instortande och
dasapde Sven.
AAG kGmmsT nrap P.nu:.sa Nor
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
Knepen ARC manga.

bet var ! Pinutten -
"pinutten'' Or EFT fjerdedels mantal kro-
noskatte och EFT littet raft bra herman.
bet f0rstas att akern Dir bra stenbunden
och bar stor fallenhet for att bara qvick-
rot. Men sedan Anders lagt sig till med
f~jederharf har qvickroten fatt skjuts.
Skogen var ocksa ganska medtagen.
Men tockna beten der fins, godt folk!
Plnutten ar bra. och en- lyckans ost blir
den, som far stallet en- gang med Stafva.
Anders har int mer an Diet barnet, och
derfor ar Diet naturligtvis EFT sakramen-
skadt trafvande dit af friare fran ALA hall
och kanter.
Ty Pinutten ar nastan ograveradt och
stafva vetter int lila hvad kroppen anbe-
Hangar, ON en- SEN just int kan saga, att
ansigtet ar sa 6fverdrifvet sk6nt.
Men hvad gor Diet? Eft fruntimmers-
ansigte star int bi So varst lange.
En- karl blir grannare och grannare jul
langre han lefver. Men Diet finaste flick
ansigte f6rlorar sci och falnar och bleknar
och granar och hardnar till, mar egarinnan
af detsamma varit gift en- It'd och fatt
nagra sma.
Ar Diet int n SON jag sager?
Ha de emellertid bara en- rejal och Val
vuren kropp, "a q~vittar Diet, atminstone i
mitt tycke, huru de Sc ut | synen.
ia, ia, de IA f0rstas int vara ALT for
djadriga.
Och det var int Stafva I Pinutten.
bet var derfor int underligt, att friare
sprungo hairs och tvars ON hyarandra pa
angen dit.
Men Stafva hade sin mening for sci.
Dem NOR hennes och Anders eafvo CODA
betyg och framh6llo sasom dugliga och
lampliga, dem kasserade Stafva tvart och
gaf dem pa bumsen, som man siger.
Hon hade slagit sig i backen pa, att hon
skulle ha Sven i Fagersng, och han var
nog ocksa den ende, som tick kyssa henne.
Men sa fort Diet blef tai ON Sven, sta,n-
pade Anders stuGugolfvet och rot:
- DE ska bli l6x, sa lange mitt hufvud
vetter opp!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15

och billigaste till Diet dyrbaraste
hnnes har. Det ar en- adjoining,
som ! CLANS och prakt ofvergar
allting annat. Ga dit och Sc sjelf.
Hvad vi nu uppraknat ar som
sagdt endast nagra ia foremal
tagna pa maia ur hogen. ON Nj
ej vet hvad Nj skall kopa sd ga till
Davidson Bros, Nj 6nner der all
It'd nagot, som passar.
Under 20 irs It'd har Charles
J. Smith f6restatt Mutual" liffor-
sakringsbolagets literara byra i
New York. bet har varit en- verk-
samhet som betalat sig. Arliga
lonen har varit 5000 dollars utom
extra inkomster. Smith har al
rig prutat, da Diet gallt att till oil
ka tidningar betala en- dollar "a
den for artiklar, som han i dem
infort. Han aisattes emelIertid
forliden iredag fran sin inkomst-
bringande befattning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Omaha Real Estate exchange will
hold an important meeting at 1890 today al
the Commercial club rooms.
Edith Short OF Fremont died Tuesday
morning at the St. Joseph hospital I'm this
city. The body will be sent to Fremont
this morning for burial
George Porter. a colored man living at
l445 South Seventeenth street, was arrested
and locked up as insane. Ohlcer Sandstrom
found him raving and waving his hands as
II haunted by the most frightfu fancies
so tbok him in charge.
The firm OF WoOlworth & McHugh has
been dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
WOOlwOrth Will retain rooms at tl3 First
National bank building, and Judge McHugh
has opened separate Offices at nO-f11 First
National bank building.
The condition of Mike Clapp. who was
hurt Monday afternoon by failing from "
scRffOld on the CTowell Lumber and Grain
cOmpany's elevator at Thirteenth and Madi-
son, remains unchanged. In view OF his
remarkable vitality the corps at the Wise
Memorial hospital, where he is being cared
for, think there may be hghting chance
OF his recovery.
Nathan S. Groh, who was an old resident
OF Lebanon, Pa, and who had been with
his brother in Omaha for the past six
months, died at DR.. Bailey's sanitarium at
Lincoln Monday morning. He had been
sent there for treatment. HIS brother is
Rev. L. Groh Of St Marks Lutheran
church. and he will accompany the body 10
Pennsylvania today. Nat6sn Groh was IS
years old when he died. He leaves a wife.
who has been here with him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
PRESIDENTS PLAN LEFT OUT
Railway Rate Regulation Not En-
dOrsed by National Hard
ware Association.

Expression of general prosperity was one
of the most notable features of the annual
convention of the National Hardware as
ISOLATION at Washington last week, accord
ing to w S. Wright. the newly elected
president of the association. Mr.. Wright
returned to Omaha Tuesday morning
Prosperity has not struck US IN one part
of the country and passed us by in an
other" said Mr.. Wright. 1T has struck
us everywhere. There were men at that
convention from the Pacific to the Kenne-
bee and from Duluth TO st. Augustine. In
all 200 accredited delegates. and not one Of
them but said trade in his district was the
best II had ever-b been. Canada sent her
representatives and they told the same
tale. That country IL enjoying a boom
never dreamed OF. Things are perhaps even
more lively there than in the United states
on account Of the enormous immigration of
desirable people.
President Roosevet's policy with regsrd
to federal regulation OF the railroads was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
the condition Of the various funds. This
should be stopped and & will be"
CoRTELYoU MAKES CHANGES
work In Postsmce Department re-
arranged In Interest OF En-
cheney and EcOnOmy.

WASHINGTON. Nov lLLPostmaster
General Cortelyou today issued an order
Of far-rcaching importance. redistributing
the duties OF the four assistant postmasteIs
general and efIectng the entire postal serv-
Ice. The order will carry into effect on Dc
cember I a plan OF the postmaster general
to consolidate the work by gruupiug under
one bureau all related subjects. The result
will he to place under the postmaster gen
erals personal supervision the direction ~
the postal service under tho first assistant,
the postofice personnel and management;
under the second assistant, all matters re-
latlng 20 the transportation Of the mails;
under the third assistant all matters Of
postal finance, and under the fourth post
master assistant the rural free delivery
and miscellaneous postal business,
This order will carry into effect on de-
cember l plan the postmaster general has
been perfecting for the reorganization OF
the postoflce department with the object
OF consolidating the work and grouping to-
gether related subjects i'm one bureau Thus
by taking the division Of appointments. the
division. of bonds and commissions and tho
division of city delivery from the fourth
assistant. and giving them to the first as
sistant the latter Official will have under
sonnet Of the postofflces throughout the
country, including postmasters, assistant
postmastcrs, clerks and carriers Except
rural caTriers), and a great deal OF need
less correspondence between the two bu-
reaus with serious delays in action arising
from division Of authority, will be
. avoided.
The Office OF the second assistant post
master general will continue to have charge
OF the great subject OF transportation OF
the mails and. while it's division organiza-
tion is not affected. the transfer to the first
assistant postmaster general Of the con-
troll of the movement of malls within the
Jurisdiction of the larger postoffices is con-
! templated under the order.
The Office Of the third postmaster gen
eral Is affected by the transfer 20 It of the
division Of money orders from the ONCE OF
the first assistant. The third assistant al
ready has the stamp division, the registry
division and the division of postal finance
and the addition Of the money order divi-
sion will bring the principal revenue pro
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
WARE INSERTS HIS PROBE
Attorney Goes After County Boa I'd To
See that 1t is Not Elk
travngant.

In line with what recently appeared in
The Bee touching the intention of the
Board of County Commissioners, when re-
organized. TO insist on economy it now
develops that Attorney John d. Ware has
been delving into laws passed by the last
legislature with the same end in view
1t will be recalled that last spring Mr.
Ware filed with the board a formal protest
against the allowance of the full claim of
the electric light company for service to
the county buildings. At the time the bills
were already held up and when paid It
was at a reduction of something like 81 900.
Mr.. Wares new lead, II he concludes to
take action, will be along the line of in
sisting that the board adhere strictly to
the law in making contracts and paying
bills He takes the position that the board
has no right whatever to make a contract
of any kind unless the money is in the
treasury to pay for the same. He says
that under the law what Is known as the
overlap" (oxpenses incurred in one year
and running into the next cannot be taken
care of from the current levy.
FOR doing business that way" said Mr.
Ware, 1.-The county commissioners person.
ally and their bOndsmen are clearly liable
as understand the law. From what l can
learn the Board Of County Commissioners
has been letting contracts and mourning
expenses without much. II any. notion OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
CIVIL PROCEEDINGS TO DATE
Cases Before Federal CireuIt and
District Courts for Novem-
Der Term.

The following civil proceedings have thus
far been had In the United States circuit
and district courts for the November term
and orders entered
L. G. Mason against r. NJ F'adden. suit
on contract for $3.50. continued; plaintiff
to pay costs Of circuit court OF appeals
within thirty days.
Henry j. Hughes against Western Real
Estate Company ct al suit for damages Of
$4,000 by collapse OF building on Douglas
street. Omaha. 1903; leave granted to amend
answer by interlineation; reply to stand as
reply to answer as thus amended.
John T. Gathers against Phoebe r. f. f..
Linton. suit to quiet title: motion TO re-
mand argued and submitted
Standard Distilling and Distributing COM
pany against Fred and Henry Albrecht, in
junction; motion to transfer to law docket
argued and submitted. Question is to settle
title to land in question on which trespass
is alleged to be made.
John J. Byrne against p +. Collier 8 Son.
suit for money; motion to make petition
more definite and certain argued and sub
mitted: motion sustained i'm part and over
ruled in part; leave to file amended petition
within four days; defendants to plead
within fifteen days.
Thomas r. Whitaker against A. e.
smith, suit LOT Sb,UVO damages. MOllOn 10
strike out portions of answer and make
cross petition more definite. Argued and
submitted
Alma Mabie against Charles f. Mabie,
suit In equity and accounting. Demurrer
| to bill. Argued and submitted.
Northwestern state Bank against ID. c.
! Taylor, Chicago & Northwestern Railway
| Company and SHERMAN Bros; suit TO re-
| cover on delivery of certain wool con-
tracted for. Remanded back to the state
| court.
| Richards Roberts Dry Goods Company
| against Alfred Haddell and Robert Dam
| rode, suit on law money Motion to sep
arate and number the several causes OF
action and set forth copies of notes sued
upon sustained. Plaintiff TO file amended
petition in one day; defendants to answer
in fifteen days.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New York against Boston Gas Company
suit in foreclosure. Application for con
tinuance granted to November %.
Charles G.. Shelley against The Ros,
Construction company. Suit for damages
in Sl5,5S9 for failure to fulfill contract
Time to answer continued to December l.
Maude r. Shepherd ct al against Tit
National Loan and Trust Company. Sui
in equity and application, for receiver
Exceptions to bill argued and submitted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

duclng branches of the department under
one head The division OF tic nles ahd
records On this once Is abolished and its
clerk OF the bureau, making that ofiicials
duty conform to those Of similar positions
In the other bu'eaus
While the Office ct the fourth assistant
postmaster general has had taken from Il
the preparation OF cases for the appoint
ment Of postmastcrs. It gains in having
transferred to 1t the division OF dead let
tiers. division OF postofilce supplies and the
topogra piers Office. IL will continue to
have the rural free delivery service, the
growth OF which IN recent years has been
phenomenal and It is here that much can
he done i'm the direction OF improved serV-
ice and economies Of administration. II be-
ing relieved Of the immense task OF APP
pnintment and bonding Of postmasters and
the supervision Of the city free delivery
service. the fourth assistant can devote a
larger share OF attention to this newest,
and In some respects most important
branch of the postal service.
The chief postoffice inspector, in addition
to the supervision of the inspectors, Will
hereafter have charge OF the rural agents
who. as members of the investigating force
Of the department can with great advan-
tage be assigned to the division of inspect
ors.
The division OF supplies il being reorgan-
lied and enlarged so as to embrace prac-
tically all of the supplies work of the de-
pa rtment