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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 3, 1507.
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Recent Events in the Field of Electricity
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by Trailer.
a tfv rttsemti te
nave vj jw m.r' A si eat :ern i m -Tpe-a
cH.ri-ig the lart three
tramTha annmcing Jirv Jeered
electric d;ule trnrk road cyhj-
rvecting ChKmy and Xw Tore. Cr. Ac
cording t the pr rmr-rtj H will be a
gsauine air Una and will be built a euirkly
as raver lor pot up the cwD'-y. it wUl
tut be nut ary to wait eaita O.i pro
"ed road la cnutnxl4 In order te
travel behind a m )fh motor from one
city t tbe otae-. Kb the nm;Mi(a of
link Brta, Pa, and oMut
Ciove ef the een roads- Tbetr lrirerJ'ue
wnitrortm adw.'s of their being oro
vrrtea frots Chair care tn daytim to a)"-;
Ing car at niett. Tlwre are vpper and
stvur berth, sauk fitted -i j f-i:nc en-trtvanr-
fnr cortrotiing the hptta and
wtrtt-it Tk Each var a operated by Itur
mows, -oath ki egeregaie rf h'i
power.
Ob tn Jew Tcrk t Ctucago tri,Dr
mat some f the ordinary flay roaches
e-e buTt at a rot of IW.M to slifsi. la
some of these there ara observation ctm
parttriCTit seating twenty person, and
vh-T- tb train 1 made rp ef several
amlM't there ara vestibules leading from
O, the longest lenrta of trolley crMnoi
la tba world waa connected up. practically . hr
it poes.l.l. is rid ly electric car Rwurc. for speed far eioaadin U.ca rf
troBB WU,1 Jrw Tak atata. Uiro ua the ri(tII raD-ay fca tw naOa oa tha
noruura iua to 4accaaa. Jtna.- a Oia
taut u 3W miiea.
TJ-.b ua Iums hot Imaeint rt cf
"atfeld a tbe route ta BcSnio. Kocbea
tr. ErractH and AJbaxjr. ao a abort 1m
aimC rrtrrited Xr t tba ten etf tha
-'aatera Var&ert of OU, tLa ultimata cos
Mtotioa of tba two rreat mptropolliiaa
ahauid or -off but a raax or aa at mom.
A. writer la Taa Xsrata a cm gi Tina ob
arrea tbat ta conrLrBotloa cf alectrle
Uaca la jrocrtU-j jn Ln paru of tba
voontTT vth a rpilty tujiarfclialea hi
lb klavarr t tranaportatloa. nctabarc ts
aoaa ta 'fa ciiij a trolier rtda troza Ciere
laai; HaAiacax Vla from Ctuc&ca acd
Vhetllrn. W. Vil, from Colambua. O. A
fact (Metric Una rxtrti3 front Co!un.bua
ta lndiaoapcyiia and pluia are matorlcf te
estiTMKX Bom oa artrh the Nrw Tork to
Cbloara route at AlbatiT.
la tba9BUi tbe trailer ar faaa eia be
come a fact&r is t tranaportathm f rlaa
aind oortcm. Out more docde viU witnesa
tba prtrr Of a2 the jwpulated eertinaia
f tba Catted fttatea arltl a oomrlet ot
arerk ef alectrle roada, tba nJiea- af
Thirh. is are of mr anatea, win aooa nr
paaa thai of the meata ralwara.
Vera thaa a,Wio.an,oia joneneera were
carrKid a tba trolley lioea tbe TiJted
Biata laat rear. Tfcia la double the s um
ber carried a dnaea raara aam. There ara
arty l,0fl campaxilsa oparatlTr treat
raCwara and mare thaa M.WK) trolley cara
ara ta vixl ITirl.ty myiKa acHara waa paid
at in wfcjrfa durtiif a recent year by eleo-
lr "Kij-Jim. '" burr, atauch Chunk. PTLt-U St
of tba officlala. More than X,W people wera EkKmBTn and aS tbe town and taaro-
k.med and C.W toCored o the aaroa t, wbera etedrtdvy oaa ba UMl Tha
trolley liiwa m tha aame apaxw of Unie. all M lb. coaJ pjrku.ra la that tbey
of which firurea art ma In rir.ln aoma mannlaorare and develop electricity at
Idea of tha aiae and importaaea of thia ew TOcn m trlSin ooat that they can uciler-
tnduatrial Riant. ' ' ea anrone elw in tha market. Tha mea
Keepiii- and parlor oam hva already is tti enterprlae pmpoe to trtlKaa tha
baem Inatalled on trriney linea etweB vaKt banka of nilta and rlc oaJ that
ColuAbua, O- and Indiana polls. Thry are hava accumulated duricc tbe last half cen-
wned by tha paJaca car company which ttrry for prodnclnr oteam with which ta
built then, and the arranrement between run tha electrical werka. Tbera ara mU-
trttUey linea of bcrh this roue try and E
rope. On tha Aurora, ET.a Chtcao
lice tl diirtanoe between Chlcaca and Ad.
rora, ahich 1 thirty -Cre mQea. haa been
orrwed in thirty-foar nlEUl and thlrly
Diae aeconda. indudi?:r the neceaaary alrw
Xiig down for the croaainra of eirht aieajn
and tea elactrtc raada. Tba rreat aumher
of ateam railway crtHirir la one barrier
ta tbe hirbeat a;md of tba electric oar.
There ara CM each croaalnre n the
United Ptatea On tha linea of the laJia
Shore E!etric railway between Toledo and
Oereland a baX mile haa beea covered at
tha rate of e-ct-y rr.iiea an hour and a
arret.ty-irine-an-hovr rate haa been main
tained for three miles. A apeed of aiity
Cva mfJea aa bour haa been made between
Munoa. In4 and Indiampolla la Berrlm.
u rt vhort fiiataseea, im nxilaa aa bour har-a
been reached and eaoeeded.
Cleetrk-ltr a the Vlae-e.
An aiertrical -corporation m Peunrrrca
nia pmpoaea aa maoBlartare electricity
and firaieh It for yurptmee of harbt. heal
and power to tba oountiea of Luaerne, Cf
tzmtda. fecAur-iil Berka, leiuxh and
Kortb umberland ahd other point within
l' mllea cr ao of the eoal rr.lnea. The
ooal cperatora baew roncetred the idea
of inahefacturinff electricity at tbe miaea
where fuel la cheep and then marketing
It to all the country for mllea around.
A ni( powoo- plant ia bninc erected at 11a r
waud. a.nd linea of mira will reach from
the sdnea to BeadinF. AUentown, Sun-
but anakea dalrabla fel aw
where eoet of tranaportaXion Is r
trre. Jt la stated that rt ia tlr hrten
tion ef the projectors of thia electrical
chem ta transmit their product to FhS-ad-:riia
and New Tork and Impose cf
It to companies In taoea cities for power,
beat and lltht. Their trat lan will be te
tarita manufartarera to lacsvte In tbe eoal
rect-ma wbera they can et power at prioaf
ao far below what a paid In the bijr dtlea
aa ta snake It aa oi ct for them te try
the ezerimacL
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Wtrefeve TeearraBiy.
A seek or two aro aatiafactory telephone
oomTrtnrtfTa-tion waa eerabliabed letween
tha Berlin ofSoea and the Telefunkea ootn
parr tor wireless teler-aphy and tbetr
lofty aif-nal atarion at Naaea, a diatanca
of aoroe twexty-fiva tctft by wireless. It
baa lora: been known In aoietif!e circles
that the proniem of wlreleas telephony
waa one cajiahl of solution, and efforta
er made to acoomplKh fhia by eirplcy
17K a rnicronbona. whaea Tfbrati noa were
artlflcisXy stimulated by ne&na of Jtnpuiaea
from undamped eiternal tlbratirma. and
tbe method efrectln thia atipeara now
ta bare been diacorered. te Judfa from the
recent erpertmenta The reeuTta ef the
demonrtratloa have further shewn that at
1 poKFibie to use wireieaa telefrrapfcy sta
tions for wsv telejor.y. in that the well
known BcbloemDck derector la capable ef
be ins employed equal nr well Inr wireieaa
telopboTue anwaasres. whUe the sending sta
tion only needs ta be provide with a few
small pieces of anarQiarr ajTaral'ja. Bat
Deshipe will thus henceforth be in a poal
ticn. at distances not exoeedinf thirty to
thirty-five mii. to communira" with each
other ttirect-'y by means of the telephone,
whae fnr rreater diata-nces. up ta 1 mHes
and more, wireieaa telecmj'ty can be re
aorted ta.
a
ad Clile Wlmm
the electrle roads and these buDSers la
imilar to that of tbe steam roads and tha
palaoe ear companies Tbe rua of ISO tnilf-a
between Indianapolis and Cohimbua la
made on a palace ear electric tram between
midnight and o'clock a. aa. Tb aleeptnt
cars ara superior Is soma respects te
lions of tone of coal In the anthracite ra
fian that kt does not TT to ship to mar
ket. ' It is the stsa. knows as Tina." which
la sa small that there is aardly any sale
for It- It is uad princlpany at present
at the boiler plant rf the coal eosnpanJaa.
It contains from S to 40 per oant alata,
Is thia oountry. T the Electrical Re
view. U-Urajh encineera are in many
plaoea enoounterinf serious difficulties in
the operation of their clrcaita by tbe en
croachments of electric traction systems.
As tha etrplrrvwient of hlrh rtpntiiJ J
ternstirif enrrents for electric traction pur
poet expanda. aa it ia gains "ery rapidly
throujout all parts of tha United States.
It la obrioua that telesrsph cnslnwcis will
b.Eva te face nuroeroue problems frsm
harmful liiduction and conduction eCecta
from this cause. It Is, In fart, not eary to
foretell what the ultimate effect of these
hick potential eberua tine circuits upon tha
telesra.ph service will be. Ia the event of
the fenera electrification of steam railways
It ia probable that It will In xnaxy caaes
become necessary to remove tba telrrajih
Cues from tha ridnity of tba railway
tracks and seek rirhts-of-way removed ta
a safe distance therefrom. Indeed, this
action has already bees, taken by one of
tbe telecraph companiee between New Tork
and New Haven In anticipation of tbe
eleotrinoatlon of the Ksw Tork, New Saven
at Hartford railway.
Curious ond Romantic Capers of Cupid
aael TM am s ey.
l ncrineera, of Kilwaukee, "la,
vJLJ alias V" Lin of Johns
town ra met lor the first
tliue oa tbe Atiantia expraas mas
fiarriabarB. Pa. Tbe young- tnaa waa a
rotrte te Chatzibersbura; te tska a positioa,
a4 the younc woman waa enronta east to
-Tie frienda. It was love at first sieht.
Beth esxhanred family, historiea. Thea
Harrlsbura; was reached Kiaa U&s
waa persuaded to wait for another trala.
'While they were lookinc about the city
tba yeans; snan proposed aierriare and aflse
1 .Inf aooeptod tha propocitioi fjramptly.
A patrolman directed the couple to the
snarriiyre Uoenae ofbee and as hour later
they wera married by Aldersnaa Bobert
Bpayd.
WeSilBS Btlewene la Frsm.
Tbe up-to-date rTrvch marriar la a
snack less pompous affair than tba weddlnffj
of the last century. It is conductei how
ever, alt r wen AeCned eeremonsU Ua
from which nobody whs pretenda te be ta
tha swim dreams of dt-paxtiTit.
Tbe obliatOTie of tbe bridesTOorn beirtn
the very day his proposal is acoeptt-d. re
lates the New Tork Sua. He aaya h'.a first
trlbuta ta his betrothed in tbe cerbcflle da
flancalHea, or eris;ement heugoet. This
la a rreat basket of pure white bltiaeniaa
1. lie of the valley.' asaleaa. white lilac,
white rosea and orchids ara In n-eV. The
baskets ha which they ere rrouoed la trlrn
1 with laoe. Oa the day of the marriaca
yiropor. that la, tha relnrifus oerenany, be
seeds a basket of eraaisw fiuwara atarkvoded
with tuTia. Tha bride prst-idee the women
who, la accordance wits Ireneh enatem at
ermits whlah oomKaa a religious ejal eocml
chararter, take tep fhe "ciillertJ on. " slth
purses -decorated with Qua era ta match her
oorsara bauquOL
The rreat show eratit is the airniny. sf the
contract. It taksa plaoa ia the sveoinc.
and tbe In vita tkma oover' the entire ae
wssintance of the t amiir- The presents are
dlaplayed cm thia eooasson. On this reva
lue, toe. tba weddinc cake, which Preach
society baa adopted from Em-land, ia cut.
The betrothed couple bead the procession ta
the supper room. Every one drinks tbetr
health la a flase of ehampacne. The bride
Just ebeka a knife lute the cake, which is
a-iit over Its froexths. and the servants do
tha actual cuttinat-
Then comes the weddinc, the orrH and
church ceremonies. ceneraDy the next day.
The up-to-dats wwddins; rtne na Irnsrer
a plain land. It is twisted by a skilful
arfirt Into a knot which symbols: the
marriare tie. Tbe costume of both bride
and briderroom depends traoa tbe character
of tha ceremony. Ia tba sprier time coun
try tnarriares acre very popular. Tba
famny and a few b-.ttmata frusda fiuck
to the chateau of the brides parents and
ths ceremory la performed by tbe vUlaye
cure in the little church dear by. For thia
sort of weddinf the belrbt" of srjle is
studied ntitl.ee. The bride a eowa ia simple
and faTJa only ta the tope -of her shoea
Tbe rronm wears a cutaway or even a sack
suit and a straw bat.
At such events, as tbe couple emerye
from the church, firecrackers are set off
and runs are fired. An old peasant couple
present the couple at lbs church seer with
bread and Wine and break the class when
fOridi
ridinal Pure Food
Whisk
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MAIDED
RYE
3 Fr.lfTIt tH prorislons cf tie Ley.
Meets tie Pure Food Act test.
Czowtkti by Irapartial Experu witi
I TVve f et r-"m ia ircrld coir petition
For Purity sad ExceUccce. at --
PARIS, - - 1905
PORTLAND, 1S05
ST. LOUIS, -ISM
Ff Sit mi ma Fmt-clmsM Sort, Cmfet fas' - Asset
the brifle baa taken a stp from it- They
etva bar a bewQuet ef wild flowers.
rnirlrjr the f eastine at the chetcau a
e; ty orrhesta perfonns is the perk or oa
tbe lawn. The weddine proceasion la
sometimes led by the vUlaee music makers,
burdy rurdy players and fiddlers and ftfera
playinsr old fashioned airs. Sometimes
the roada are arched with erven boucha
and atrewa with flowers and erassea. Wbea
a family is very popular a whole villEee
may be deoorated until It looks !!ke a ear
den and all the yoane a-irle wiQ rum oat
droiised In white ta attend the bride. Oa
such occasiona a Quaint custom Is the js
entatioa to tba couple by the cure of a cake
baked by the oldest fanner la tbe vicinity.
Paris still exacts extreme formality of
costume but the old continental eurtorn of
wearir.e evening dress oa all ceremonial
occasion to fast etvine way to the frock
coat- For tha bride a row of white satis.
Is b!iS-tory.
Wooed aal Ws by Wire.
After a emrahi of neariy three years,
conducted laryely by telephone, bliss E?5
Benderaon of Sioux City, declared It
uaye at tha St. Loci erpoaition t be
the handsomest Iowa eirt,' was married
to Floyd B. Wllsoa of Oucaea, a dinlne
car conductor, who fen Is love with her
photoeraph In St. Ionia.
Xurine the past three years, since Mies
Bandersus was erren tlie yrise for beauty,
aha has worked In a de;iartmect store in
Biuax City, and baa beea knows as "queen
of tha dry roods store." lurine all thia
time she has been gvtUnc daily telephone
calls frorm tbe bandsome dtnine ear eon
ductor. whose train passed thrcuch Sioux
City daily, and eradually bs won her heart
by wire.
"WTien Floyd B. WHbob first saw ths
photoeraph of VI in Benderaon. three year
aeo. be was a poor pasaenrer brakeman
on tbe Milwaukee s SL Paul road. Hs fell
is love with the face which the yudrea at
the fair exposition bad said was the fairest
of all Iowa's fair girle. Be wondered if
be would ever meet the woman, and ha
pictured her as tha da neuter of wealth,
tar removed from the life of a poor rail
road brakeman. whs bad little but his
urdforna.
But ssie day WTleon entered the Pullman
serrtoe as a conductor, and. while oonduct
lne a party of wealthy Chicarans to Dead
wood, met Mlae Henderson, whs was reeis
teret there at the time.
The courtship followed thi meetine. It
has beea filled with arrranr incidents.
Wbea Wllsse was trasrfereed to tbe filnine
car arvioa bs seoured a Tue which mad
tt pcsMuble fur htm te pass throne Biosx
City each day. Is hi dew aositioB tha
dinlne ear oonduetor had Uttlc ttm ta naks
luve te ths pretty clerk, whs had taken
a posttion Jb the millinery departtnent of
bie department store. But every time be
paaeed tnreueh BWocx City be left hi ear,
with Its whits tables and bltck face, and
went ta the telephone. It was usually .
sn., and tbe pretty fill was aar the
telephone btoth te tha star. Mias Hender
aoa had many oftv of marriare after she
was awarded the prize lor briny the most
beautiful eiri in Iowa, but declined them
aQ with oaiet dieslty. Her pheeuerapba
were la demand by many advertiaine
aeanaes. and ens would bev) anada a
lorcuae had she aooejed the rtfere for
their "exUufciea use which different firms
s. ranscn & co.
Kansas City. Ho.
H i lalttoatos.
Tbe Beaver lEaa) xoumal relates: last
Monday Pr abate Judfe Mese untted ia
marriaea Bsnry GCitr.ie and Miaa Nancy
TrVr. both ef Msdiawa. The happy eewple
went ta the White House hotel, where
tbey aaeoijed todrina" for the airbt. and
aa they wera tired and weary tram the
day's drive iwtired to ths parlor, which,
bad beea cue verted tnto a "bridal cham
ber," about o'clock and aosa wers
aweetly and peacefully sleeping.
But about dock at fcidevu baaA. to
which as auane of ths Vaig cmaens of
ths ctry. proeeaeVed to the hotel and started
a anise a hideous row a Tbe hotel bell
was ruey as sT a fire bad brokssi out. tta
pass wera psunAed, arcms fireeV barns
plowed and It seemed hs If everytsina; that
could asita a stole was eonoami a lad at
the botal at ths dour of ths bridal ehaas
ber. Ths baud of asriniafli ia requested ad
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THROAT and LUNGS.
say by
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Mr. E. G. Case, a mail carrier
of Canton Center, Conn., who has
been in theU. S. service for about
sixteen years, says: "We have
tried many cough medicines for
croup, but
3 sP3 3 -1" sat 3 sill i
is king of all and one to be
relied upon every time. We al-
also find it is the best remedy for coughs and
colds, giving certain results and leaving no bad
aftereffects. We are never without it in the house
refused. The happy couple ditat
want their sleep distal bed- A door was
found in another room leading to ths
"bridal chamber- that could easily bs wo
hlnred and against It tbe serenaders began
operarJens, while telling the inmates if
tbey had to pen ths door by foroa they
would be marched out of tbe room with
little ceremony. Finally the door was
opened and then the wedded couple begsei
for mercy. Tbey requested ten minutes
thn te properly attire tbesnealves s as
to be presentable In polite oompacy. Thia
thne wa granted, when they were marched
tip the street to Bull: store at the bead
of the serenading outfit, and where the
groom' set "em up" to the crowd. After
which the nappy young fotka were told
that It was aU a Joke and that aB vibe
marry in Beaver are tisuafiy J'vked In that
way. but that tbey wished them all tha
lnvpnuiaaa possible la life with so troubles
te cross their matrimonial pathway, ex
cept, perchance, they should bs little ass
Ttos tueal Ta sMtk.
Count Ten Moltke, the great Prussian
military strategist, bad tba utmost con
tempt for lotruaetty. On tba rare aoosrtain
Whew be addressed tba Reichstag bis
speeches eeie snodels ef brevity. At baa
euets It was bis castors to ett la silence
except when hs proposed "Hi majesty tbe
king or The health cf his majastj the
king. On one eocaaioa as facer laid a
beary wager that at a coming stats dinner
Voa Moltke would sot use more than
aeven word to proposing King VTilliajni's
health. It happened that on this ocoasioii
ths great evncrml said: The health of hi
majesty tha king. geBtJemen. epos bear
ing which the officer muttered: "Ah. tha
field marshal grows old and talkative."
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CIA!
My Old Nebraska Home
sVratteai tar Tba O Vs Be bv W. W. Pisrdesa
Torn ask ms why we came ont hers
And settled on these lands:
And why w left our r.ice. uie farm
Beside the lakeaiiar strands.
Well, bless you. child. TO try to tell
The reason why w came.
And bow we struiteied many years
Te save our bone and name.
TThfn Mlcbael ta tba war would ge.
And von were in try lap.
W r- ffcit that be couid nt leave home
vTttlisut hs vouk dear pap.
Be was so young, though big and strong.
And co ul in t cook a bite:
So ip and Michael etiouidfred guns
And both Went off to fie tit.
Tbe country neeced them, my dear.
And God ear-d loth their live:
Bat then tb best of farm ran down
When war time, child, arrlvm.
We bad te mortcaye onra. my dar;
"We had no seed to plant;
"Te raieed a little garden truck,
Tet things were very soant.
6e by the time our men casse borne
And looked aliout tbe place,
Crifa''ouraenjeTit came tticS and fx.
tehts stared thea is the f see.
So whes the lovely spring agsia
Released tbe frost and coid,
W planted ccrrn ox broken sod.
And wheat had takes hull.
We made a Bttle garden, toe.
And si .ens and pnes cam oa;
The new potatoee were a treat;
Wa now could get along.
Our teem putted thr-ms tbe winter fins
Tn undmetta the shutter:
And Bnndie came in fretih that epring
1 it give us milk an butter. j
Ocr only baa bad batched same rl lrss.
O. Uf was sot so sad;
Tle joneees net a mi away
Wt new felt tree and giad.
Kot se for lone; the swmmrr tieet
Had parched tbe ground up drv;
Ai d Just e eois was ia the ouUk
Oraseaorpera filled ths sky.
Th"r settled own and took our crops;
They ate our garden, too:
And fcr tbe fall my little child.
And all war feeling blue.
Bet the as Bsortgag Beared US out;
Tba deep, rk-a aoil was oura:
We reeoluurry wtntered throurh
Te wast tor spring and showers.
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are thinking of purchasing a Machine don't delay as the
supply is limited. Eemcmbtr we carry a complete line of
supplies for all kind of Sewing Machines. Eepair and rent
Machines.
.HAYDEN BROS.
SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT
Bo. biter on, whew TTncle ha
We planed sur trust to Prwioenoa,
Ueciared a be nitsad law And when spring rasae egata
Tbey said they d sail out, take arhet'S left. We planted, and we hoped ewce eeor
A new boms make Zor ma. Ta harvest hay and eranv
They'd each a Quarter aertiom take,
.nd K.-n them aide ty side.
And buiid a buuse with crunks at sod.
I-iks with ths wasters tuia.
W saved ths team aad erne youd cow.
And with torn hoopa and tick.
W put a wrsos cover eta
And piled the bay Is thick.
We started one again with hope:
W loaded all we could;
We .bebed eotne com for Fill aad Ekh
And tut us all sosoe food.
Xear pap and bfirhMl bad to walk)
But you arid 1 must noe:
Be underneata those flaps for manrThs
We mat, and laughed, and crurd-
And wbea at last v found these claims.
Here near the shallow Jr'latu,
Twas warm and beamy as Ua afirtog-
Oa our vwa land we sat.
The hsipei darkened sun again;
la ciouA tbey swarmed above;
tut eentie liraes vwept them paat
Our crop were aaved, my io-e.
The rains were gentle, and the aoil
biaoe vgtanon grow;
We stacks tt hay m great long ricks.
And corn stayed In the row.
W sheaved the wheat and mads a stack
And tied rt wrta a rar.
And on some brtarcs. with weather fair.
Hi thresiied U with a fialL
W sacks at ws and took tt to
f me earn of our roam :
sty chits, that year was full f
It was our first seal buuso.
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Ti men would busk a load of com.
And jiiie on sacas ul wbeat,
Aed forty itiiiae acres tb plains
Tbey 4 haul ts omuzty seat.
Te east, to west, to north, to south.
X house eouid w eery:
And t ad we not been strong and brai
We'd given up la die.
But ioneer im't d that way;
They .banc oa, true aS .
And soon ine nn were ratting sod
And prairie grass to save.
As ary winter settled in:
m blacsard 'round ua soared:
tvt ctruue of acruh frcaa i
fur t-r fairly ruexed.
The doHara they'd brto.g back, my
w era t-w eacS time tisry went
For nearly aJwaya thirig e-er bought
And must tbe money spent.
But wbea the winter oTt came on.
Wnn heavy wu,e aad .
We CS not owe a cent on earth.
So that's the wy wc labored, child.
fiome years were very scant .
ths Plarta But. then, ssurteas oa ur plasa;
Ocr big one mom s finer, a
Was arm. tioueh dark and San y:
Tt fire Lljed a bneausa lis
Wa haA u t,iher "j
We worked and eared ta sofek this
Kew, 0-,-erytt.me a at band.
w v bsusa. and bara. au
JUiA evaryiLliw ae gxaiA.
Oor siii'ist store was forty mfiea;
And only ono that fail
Id bfu-natd arrre t tun ts get
JrrovswLs Xur ua alL
Ha got wni sugar, bean and fisar.
biib sn'rtwa n.wat and snua.
Tt'T had ate ruSee. and. fun Ansaj(
vtaua si al is,
at as ws
It was wits tamad mere:
ft M tin w us werxva sad kept their
Have rear hd the gulec abaca.
blew bUchaei
lust luuaa; no Ury
Zear pap and sua w ta neat snova
sk taaia xwt rfte with haiirtfc
psass; wtalis ysa
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Offices
for Rent
The bajiking room formerly
CKKLpied by Uj L". C. kaunnn
liana la av for lease. The
mam rrem aloae o bits g
k.tlst square f floor spans,
and bas beeioss ti iarr
bankijig room a directors
roots, clerks' lunch reuav pt-i-vate
ici.jet room, two tare fcl
tne and ei orase roosa aud t m
vaii its, ifi oe: ne aa inaniei.
stune vault in th ewciur sf tis
ssaoa ruoBi furxueny weed by
the bans.
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SB-Permanent Cures
Wen! 1120, Frail Men,
Tcung 0!d Men,
ATI knew tbe wonderful uTiftcg-cp pewwr e
I B- krOlIs-l treataaeet- Hid tl fUU f
aij i m ef tea i lag Ciasasia sf r is at
toigfcl ass tost eati wilt cvr gaiok.
DR. T.lcGREW
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