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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

for an account Of the 'Castways in a
Palace tomorrow"
Carson approached Craighead with this
paper, his finger pointing TO the item.
Craighead read il with much glee.
when shayne has eaten his last pois-
oned rat" said he, "and worn his knees
raw sharing rattlesnakes off the cliff for
food, I'll go TO him. and say. Proud ex-
plute, II on your bandaged knees you beg
my kingly clemency, I'll give you this sand
wioh and bottle Of beer. Otherw. Sc, s-s-s-s-
tarvel and be 'anged to you Either that;
or wire him permission to depart in the
Roc Which sayest thou?
Il have wired him offer Of the license, &"
said Carson "and he declined insulungly.
Then I offered to come for them in the
Virginia"
And he answered.
THAT he would shoot me or any man IN
my employ that dared invade his air over
Shayne's Hold"
Advised of his legal rights, evidently,
said Cra'ghead. well. as to the fair Vir
ginia-whats to be done to save the blessed
damosel?'
I'm going" replied Carson, danger Of
no danger. And you are the only man il
the world TO go with me-!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

skyr How beautiful the principle! What
a stimulus TO enterprise il offers-in corn
ering space! How It serves the beneficent
designs OF Providence and the common
law. that those In whose hands this planet
has been placed by Omniscience, may build
up those aristocracies OF intellect and NOR
ais and power. that the possession Of land
always fosters! A decision against us
would subject all of you to Impeachment.
BY getting hold Of these rights first, we
have proved that We are OF the elect ana
the children and the children's children Of
the rest OF mankind win have the priceless
privilege OF navigating the air granted
60 them by our children and our children s
ohiidren-on proper terms, your Hon0fs on
proper terms. 10 be fixed by the owner
Our getting Of these rights may be a
horse on Mr.. Shayne. but the rules Of the
game-and what a game it IS, your Hon
ors!-give as the pot. The costs constitutes
the kitty. Those who are on the inside,
but not Of us elect. are the boosters. The
policeman and public officer is the look
out, And whenever any one starts TO beat
the owners OF the layout-the land-you' d
better copper his bet and play him "a
lose. have made a speciality OF these
things"
Justice MeFadden tapped on the desk
and Craighead paused.
your language, M Cralghead' said
he, lis unusual-though your points seem
well taken"
You're onr CALCULATED Craighead
you're oni In fact TO speak grammar
ianly, You're on. your Honor. you're hon
estg
A bainn interrupted by handing a not,
20 ths astonished court
Mr.. Craighead." said Justice McFadden
Ill is suggested that you are not a licensed
practitioner at this bar or any other. This
extraordinary address of yours leads me
court 20 doubt What Is the facte"
Your Honor" said Craighead. Il hav,
cast before this court some pearls o.
forensic ART IN fun faith that you are moi
Of those who VIII turn and rend. am an
almost-pracuuoner. a near-laWyer. n,
uncanny ooseney Of reasoning Is owing I,
my being unsponed by actual practice
J."
-sirl said Justice AIeFadden, q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

Eight bishops OF the Episcopal church
honored the occasion by their presence, and
chief among them was the venerable Bishop
futile, the presiding prelate OF the denom-
inatOn in the United States The process
sion TO the church which the prospective
bishop was 10 enter for the last time as
dean was planned with all the care befit-
ting its solemn and sacred character. such
an event is not OF frequent occurrence, but
certain formalities governing are ages old
and were given due honor.
When the various elements Of the pro-
cession had been arranged within the hall,
because OF the blustery day, a group Of
trumpeters OF the United States army came
forth, leading the way with fanfare proper
20 the occasion. Behind them followed the
surpliced choir OF Trinity, led by a cross
bearer. A second cross-b bearer preceded the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

the new bishop Of Kearney. The questions
of child labor and it's proper regulation
female employment and the problems in
volved therein, the juvenile court work,
the saving work for friendless girls and
the helping hand for needy boys-all these
have engaged his most earnest attention,
and his heart was bound up in them. In
the completion of the new parish, center he
saw the very promising beginning of the
realization OF long cherished hopes. There
fore the natural qualification accompany
ing the call TO the higher place in the
church was accompanied by a something
OF sadness that ne could not remain to
watch over the development of such po-
tential center of blessed work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
tcopyrigh,. 1910. ~ BObbs-Merr1n Co,
CHAPTER xvII--Continued.

CHAPTER AklA--lOnt tmueds
'T have spoken in my weak way Of what
might make a landholder unwilling to have
his air used as a highway but he doesn't
have 20 give a reason-he can show his
deed and tell the whole world to 80 to-
90 the captains office and settle. Your
Honora, / adjure you 20 cling 20 your un-
broken presidents. and uphold property,
on which society Is based. To say that We
do not own these strips Of land, but only
rights IN the air. Is foolishness OF the dam
phest sort. The landowner may sell the
surface and keep the mineralss or sell the
mineral rights down 20 China and keep the
surface. our grantors owned and sold
these rights to us. IL Is slanderous TO say
that we have hoFnswoggled-to coin a
phrase-the farmers by promising cheap
nitrates by the Craighead method II Is
my intention 20 take a few moments some
day to perfect the Craighead method, and
begin TO extract nitrogen-but that is an
other narrative. The point Is that we've
got those rights. We have what nobody
ever had beforc-the proof that defendants
pass over our lands, because they have TO-
Nobody else ever had lands hemming IN
everybody We have This makes our
proof simply pie; and we call upon sou q
protect as in the name Of the law Of land
ownership, on which every government m
all the world is founded
They say we seek 20 enslaye travellers
This absurdity applies as forcihly 20 sur
face rights or mines. II the traveller cam
pay our scale, let him 80 b. public hieh-
ways, or BY boat or rail-or stay az home
sust as the man who wants 20 use land
and has none. may pay rent or get of th'
earth. We may do as We viii with our
own space: allow d 20 be used. or hold 4
for speculation We anticipate that ngitl
20 air navigation win become more and
more valuable We expect 20 charge what
ever the situation makes possible. Tht
& as moral as Increasing rent for lands
We shall grant licenses or not as we please
We may demand title 70 an patents o.
airship inventions before allowing them q
BE- used, thus applying the rules you an'
your predecessors have SO widely BAD,
down. he who owns land. owns 20 thl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
CHAPTER XVIII.
ID FLIqHT % nm RoC.

THE FLlG1I Ob 4I1E hON.
Mr.. Carson, baffed in heaping Goals Of
fire on shaynes head. brooded over the
fact that the very writ of injunction that
made him master Of the air, confined the
girl for whom he had striven. in a petit
trianon on a mountain top, with Mr.. Max
silberbergl It was thing TO ponder over
I'm solitude and to make one absent
minded in public; 10 destroy ones appe-
tite, and make sleep a tradition. But Il
the victor felt such ferment Of spirits,
what OF Mr.. shayne, and the castaways
in a palace?
I'VE are alone" said silberberg. ION an
island IN the air. Are you sorry?'
Virginia did not smile; she was thinking
Of the victory OF Carson. He had beer
great I'm working out his creation. and in
that deadly duel with the stickleback'
and now, he had made war on her Uncle
Finley. the tiger of the stock exchange
IN his very demand won? She was ready
20 throw up her hat and hurrah. But yet
this last victory was not like the first
This was the old story OF finding how q
exploit the world by monopoly; that was
doing, creating. Must success be so otter
only victorious restraint Of benehcent hu-
man effort? Yet she was glad to Sc,
AA-NeA"AN hANAAA Ae-+4NA tt-eAtA eAAN -A-tteA OF
any night ln which-but this was folly
He had mortally offended her IN that mat
ter OF being her uncle; all was over be-
tween theml Yet she finally answers
slberberg inconsistency.
NO" said sire, Il am not very souy
But shall need my hand. now. 10 hold
my dress out Of the devil"
Max was delighted at her eomplaisanc,
ana al his ability 20 become ercireF o,.ar
H. He was not blase after an He wal
actually tremhling-a splendid SYMPTOM.
Tell me once more that you are no
sorIy-pleaEer said he.
"A am not she treasured him. In fact
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

Episcopal church in the United States OF
America So help me, God, through Jesus
Christ.
Then shall the presiding bishop move
the congregation present 70 pray" as the
formula has Il; and the litany was re-
peated with the following proper suf-
frage:"
That IL may please Thee to bless this,
our brother, duly elected, and TO send Thy
grace upon him, that he may duly execute
the office Whereunto he is called, to the
edifying Of Thy church and TO the honor,
praise and glory of Thy name.
Bishop futile at this point took a seat
near the holy table and examined the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

firmation. Chancellor Horth of the mis-
sionary district read the certificate Of or
dinations and the canonica1 testimonial OF
the house Of bishops was read by Bishop
Thomas Of Wyoming.
Then followed the constitutional declara-
ton, with the formal promise Of con-
formity by the bishop-elect, in these
words:
In the name of God, amen. /, George
Allen Beecher chosen bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal church I'm the mis-
sionary district OF Kearney, do promise
conformity and obedience to the doctrine,
discipline and worship Of the Protestant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
BIshop-Elect Presented.

At the conclusion Of the sermon, the
elected bishop was presented TO the pre-
siding prelate by the bishops Of Kansas
and Iowa, after he had been invested with
the rochet, or white robe. According TO
ecclesiastical law, the certificate OF cleo
ton was read by Rev Canon A. r. Marsh
and Chancellor Wakely Of the diocese Of
Nebraska read the certificate Of the con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

NlIaIINIF" NlF0"l II N4NNIVs
The presenting bishops-Right Rev, Frank
Rosebrook Millspaugh Of Kansas and Right
Rev Theodore Nevin Morrison Of Iowa
were close behind the soon-to-be brother
prelate; and they in turn were followed by
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

ARTAKING very much OF the
~ medieval character was the pro
cessicn Of choristers priests,
sllsl4 bishops and laymen which
marched from the new parish
eaA house to Trinity cathedral last
Wednesday morning. The occasion was
70 the bishopric 20 succeed Rt Rev. Arson
Rogers Graves in the see Of Kearney.
Shortly after o'clock Episcopal clergy
men from Nebraska. Iowa and adjoining
states began to gather in Jacobs hall, the
new wing OF the handsome building that
IS to be the scene OF Trinity parish social
activities. Vestrymen and other prominent
laymen OF the church also proceeded to the
same place, to renew old friendships with
visiting prelates ana TO again congratulate
the beloved dean of Trinity. whose new
honors would mean chat he must remove
from Omaha to a wider field.
Those who knew how close to Dean
Beeehers heart has been the projects OF
which Gardner and Jacobs halls are to be
the center had feeling Of regret mingled
with their Joy in his elevation to the epis-
copate. For many months. since the ac-
tual work Of building has been under way.
DR.. Beecher has been continuously and JOY
ously looking forward 10 the inauguration
on an adequate scale OF the work which he
considers OF such tremendous importance,
not only to the church OF which he is such
a useful leader. but also TO the general
upMft OF the community.
No more active man in humanitarian
movements Is to be found in the west than
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04

blshop-elect in due form. During this ex-
animation the choir and congregation stood
up, and at its conclusion Dean Beecher
assumed the rest OF the Episcopal habit.
Then he knet down while the hymn,
went Greater Spiritus was sung. The
conservation, by the laying on OF hands
followed. An offertory being taken for
use IN the missionary district, an anthem
was sung. and communion taken by the
clergy and COMMITMENTS living in the new
prelate's district.
The priest who had entered Trinity as
dean walked out bishop, fit figure OF
militant church. while the words Of the
occasional. 'rhe Son Of God Goes Forth
to War" rang through the sacred edifice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04


While the spectacle presented by the
procession Of choristers and eccleslastics
was redolent OF elements Of beauty and
impressiveness. the untoward character OF
the weather kept all but comparatively
small number Of people from witnessing
It. Many OF the participants went bare
headed from parish house to church and
back, but most of the church dignitaries
wore prescribed coverings The robes were
Of colors that contrasted most pleasingly.
and seldom, indeed win Omaha people
have an opportunity 20 witness a more
edifying sight
The people Of Kearney and the district
over which he win have spiritual dominion
are ready and anxious to welcome Bishop
Beecher with open arms. The congregation
Of Trinity and the citizens Of Omaha gem
orally regret his removal from this COM
munity; but wish him godspeed in his ex-
tended field with hearty good WILL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
Constipation
Cure Free

With the first signs Of constipa-
ton you resort to the home methods
Of relief, such as hot or cold water ON
arising, lots OF stewed fruit with your
breakfast, ETC., but what do you do
when these faill
The majority then start on salts and
curative waters, then, change to cathar-
tic pills, etes-ff you have gone through
these various stages you know they were
all useless, 30 far as permanent results
30. Now you should try Just once again,
but try something practical and sensible,
q remedy made and intended for the pur-
pose you are trying 10 accomplish. Such
remedy. as thousands can testify. b
DR.. Caldwell'g Syrup Pepsln, which u
guaranteed. to be permanent IN It's re-
suits. Its ingredients are such that BY Q
muscles are trained to again do their
work normally. 90 that in the end you
can DO away with medicines OF all kinds,
That II Will DO this Mr.. O. z. Dodson Of
sanville. Va, win gladly attest. and 90
viii Mrs s. A. Hampton OF Portage. D.
10 those who are stIll skepticai there
ls q way to prove these assertions with
out penny Of expense: Simply send your
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tain free sample bottle. After using Il.
II you are then convinced II e the REM
edy you need. buy a nifty cent Or one
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tinus 70 use II for a brief time until
cured, The directions are simple and the
dose Il small. II e pleasant to The taste
sos s Ss sTRs 4a s PTS% HsrsssssS
money win be refunded.
This remedy Il over a quarter Of cen
tuFy old and Il personally taken By
more druEEists than any other similar
remedy on the American market. Because
OF ltg effectiveness, purity and pleasant
taste n Il the IDEAL laxative remedy for
children. women and old folks generally.
Dr.. Caldwell personally VIII be pleased
10 give you any medical adTice you may
desire for yoursdf OF family pertaining %
fhe stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free Of charge. Explain your case n
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FOR the free ample simply send your
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
REV. DIR. BLAYNEY PRESIDED.


Atlantic City Review: Two hun
bred and fifty covers were laid AND
as equally a number of persons were
present at the General Assembly Ban
quet held at the Hotel Monticello
South Kentucky avenue last evening
Rev. DR.. F. s. Blayney Of Abilene,
Kansas, was the POSTMASTER for the
dinner and called upon such promi-
nent ministers of the gospel as Mod
orator Charles Little of Indiana, No
land R. Best, The Interior, Chicago,
Ill; Edw. L. McIlvaine, Ridgeway,
Rev. S. s. Estey, Topeka, Kan; Chas.
E. Schaible, Kan; Rev. ]. L. Weaver,
ROCKFORD, CAL; F. N. Meteor, Law
renee, Mass; DR.. H. A. Biley, fiesta,
Pa; Rev. w. H. Hendrlckson, brook
Ign, N. Y
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
Do You Open Your Mouth

~ = I. ~ A4
Like young bird and gulp down what.
ever food or medicine may DO offered you I
Or, do you want TO know something Of the
enmnosItion ana character ~ that which
vi, tsrs into vo,,r stomscS who,han 's =.
49, ~ go Y. .s,a AN yv1' esn "uosi'el -
aose y mcuiv,uot
MOST inteHigent and sensible people
nowadays insiN on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
Or. Pierce believes thew have a nerfac,
sight N 4, sistnnon snch tnowIoAoa y, /.
49, - "'oses ~. SUES .no".0usO' ovns
puohsnes'>eeoAecas ana on eacD O0ttlO'
wrapper, what his MEDICINES arc made OF
and Vexl1es ltydhder eath This he feels
he can wei. Kfiord 10 do because ma mora
tke 76oTedients ~ which bis medIcjnes
49, :, AZ - :; ~
STT N sssX ~ w
N9Ie viii sI.s,L supsrl9I S9laLlxe virtues
ge 2Rpreclate4
For the cure Of woman's peculiar weak.
nesses, Irregularities and arrangements.
giving rise TO frequent headaches, back.
ache. drar9in9-down main az distrees in
lower Abdominal or nelyic region accom-.
rsr,ad cf,tinos wf,h Sahi,,,st,n.,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
Two KII.LEp an ELMO.
Serious Wreck ON Missouri Pacific
This Morning.

The west bound Missouri Pacific
freight had a serious wreck one mile
east of Elmo in south Dickinson this
morning. The tender Of the en-
CINE jumped the track. throwing two
freight cars in the ditch, the cars
turning completely over. One OF
the cars was loaded with lumber and
the other one with hay. There were
four men in these cars stealing q
ride, two of them being killed and
the others seriously injured. The
names of the killed were: John
Bank and Clarence Bloominger and
the injured. G. Dishman and Alva
Netherton. All Of them come from
Kansas City.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
Light Your Home with ACetyIene Gas
BY USE OF THE
Norman 0. K. Generator

Light your home with the Norman
o. X. Generator and do not be in the
dark. The most successful lighting
plant in the world, over 5000 In use
every day in the year. Buy from
factory that is responsible and one
that has been In business for years.
also one that will be In business so
that II you need anything in their
line they can furnish It in the fu-
ture. There never was a good ma
chine Of any kind built in the world
but some one tried to initiate It and
some go so far as to infringe on parts
which are patented. Be very careful
and do not buy a machine that is an
infringement as any one using a ma
chine made by an infringer is liable
for damages. Before you buy light
plant be careful and investigate and
be sure that you are buying the best.
If interested call and see the genera
tor In operation and have Its good
points explained to you.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
LOOKS LIKE A VICTORY.
Creech Sentiment Is Strong all over
Kansas.

"The Indications all over Kansas
wherever l have been could scarcely
be better" said j. W. Creech Of Her
ington who was in the city this after
noon. 1.-THE receptions have re-
ceiyed both in eastern, and western
Kansas have been hearty and enthua-
iastic and the assurances Of support
coming in by mail are Of the most
cordial nature" Mr.. Creech Is well
in the lead for the Republican nomi-
nation for lieutenant governor and
he is widely recognized as thoroughly
equipped to make a good one.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
DANISH CATARRH.
Breathe HyOmei for Two Minutes and
Stuffed Up Head VIII Vanish.


II you want to get relief from
catarrh, cold in the head or from
any irritating cough IN the shortest
time breathe Hyomel l(pronounce 1t
High-o me.)
1t will clean out your head in two
minutes and allow you to breathe
freely awake or asleep.
Hyomei will cure a cold in one
day, 1t will relieve you Of disgusting
snuffIes. hawking, splitting and Of
fenslve breath in a week.
Hyomei is made chiefly from Gu
calyptol, a soothing, healing, germ
killing antiseptic, that comes from
the ecalyptus forests Of inland Aus
traIIa where catarrh, asthma and
consumption were never known to
exist.
Hyomel is pleasant and easy to
breathe. Just pour a few drops into
the hard rubber inhaler, use as d.
rected. and the cure Is almost GER
tain.
A complete Hyomel outfit, includ-
ing inhaler and one bottle Of Hyomei,
costs only S1.OO at druggists every
where and at J. n. Glelssner's. II
you already own an inhaler you can
get an extra bottle Of Hyomei at
druggists for only soc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
ELIMINATE had EGGS.


Since the losses have been yer,
great to the producers Of eggs, du
to the lowering Of prices caused b!
J the large number Of small and dirt!
eggs marketed, 1t might be advlsa
BILE to consider methods Of elimlnat
ing these undesirable classes.
Dirty eggs are caused by the
breaking of other eggs. by the muddy
feet of hens during the wet weather
or by general filth in the yard. To
eliminate these causes the hens
should be allowed enough nests in
order that they will not fight for
places in which to lay their eggs and
will not lay too many in the same
nest. There should be at least one
nest for every six or eight hens.
When the days are rainy and the
ground muddy. the fowls should be
confined and not allowed to run in
Wv
produced. ing nes's snoulu ~ nsso
bottoms maze Of ole-lncn mesh Wlte
ana filled WIN cream straw Iahns
tnem sell c'ehnlhs Eng esss uutins
PAD weatner'shouiu 'pe sa'neree sew
eral times dailS,
small eggs are causeu w poo'
reeding' careless oreeulns, 81 ene ln.
maturity Of the lows. All marAe.-
able eggs should weigh n POUNDS 70
the Dozen a4a y snould % lne Gu.
deavor OF every produced 20 selec :.
such eggs for selling or set'lns.
foods lacking IN the proper nutrients =
are given, small eggs ana lew o.
them VIII ne sne result Dui,e'.n
1854, published by the kansas Ssase
Agricultural pailese, Iells now hens
should be fe6 Tor tne nlsnes' ess
production.
Many buyers CAIN 'na' 'ne Nes
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
REPTILES IN AFRICA.
Missionaries Kept On Lookout for the
Unpleasant Intruders.

Mrs. Barbara Swanson. daughter Of
Noah Hershey Of Belle Springs, writes
the following from her home IA q
mission station in Natal. South Al
RIGA: Last Tuesday morning we had
quite an exciting time at the mission.
We were awakened in the night BY
the noise OF a chicken, which had
its roosting place ON some brush
near out hut. The noise soon ceas-
ed, and no one knew what caused
the disturbance. Next morning one
of the little boys came and told US
he saw a large snake in the garden
with a chicken in its mouth. Brother
Hill soon made his appearance with
the shot gun, and the intruder, a
large python twelve feet long, being
busy getting its breakfast down
whole, made little effort to get
away. 1t was killed by few blows
ON the head with a hoe, instead of
shooting, and so the skin was left
whole, and nice to preserve.
These reptiles are numerous. and
we are continually on the lookout
for them. Last Sunday during ser
vices one stuck its head in at the
.transom above the church door. The
boys soon had 1t on the ground and
beat it with sticks. This lie not the
only occasion Of such a visitor. Imag-
inc yourself in church, and every
now and then seeing the head of
snake appear. But we always feel
safe when we remember that we are
under the protection of Him who
shall give his angels charge over
thee to keep thee in all thy ways"