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AUIISUUIl'TIUN
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FRIDAY, FKIUiUAIlY 2, 1000
Another Oklahoma Lottor.
AliAl'AllOK. (Juntur Co., Oklii., I
.January 2:), 11)00
V. W. Sando: Well, for the hene-
llt or my many Nemaha county fricndn
1 will endeavor to write i fuw lines
and tell th tiuth, too, uhout tliifl "Gar-
don of Eden."
Last wintor wo Intel an extra long,
cold winter. The tlicrinomoter ran
lovn to 1(1 deprroH holow zero and tlio
gtound trozo 18 IneheH deep. TIiIb
winter titiH liceii very mild. A innn
could plow almout any day. I planted
Home orach heed and the giotind has
nevir frozen over two or tlireo IiicIicb,
ho I Ktietu) they will not come tip. I.iiHt
winter wo IihcI whid f?nles almost overy
da) Mt leant two tliirdH of the time.
This winter wo have had hut ono
HtroiiK wind that I know of. Our
Utonnd IioKIh the moisture well, and it
in never muddy unions wo huve ono or
two weeks' rain; then it dries off in
one day after the hum conies out. It
.never plows up in hard cloda that lay
all Hummer, as I have had it do in No
ImiKka. There Is just enough sand in
it to make it work well.
Thcio is nothing staitfld to row in
the way of vegetation yet, although it
Is as warm In the day time as May
weather In Nwbiaska, but it frostB at
night and ho vegetation does not start,
I have cnmmeiititid back betting my
ground now and will list it again in
thespiinu. The hay hero looks good
but hoinf do not do well on it. Wo
Mill hnve to plant alfalfa and sow
Kntler corn, cauv, etc., which all does
llnely, utxl tlio horses do well on thorn,
There is plenty of wood hero to run
the count i , but it is mostly on Indiun
settlements and (loos not do any god
I have plunty of wood in my own
canon but tome aro not ho lucky ahd
huve to burn coal.
My corn made 40 bushals par acre
hist yeai and on tlio bottoms it would
go fully (10 and perhaps 7r, but I am
vfe in saying GO. 1 gathered corn un
til after Christmas 1 went 8 miles to
the hint (laid and hauled the corn 7
utiles toward home. Husked and
hauled fur 4 cents. Hut lot mo say
that 40 bushels was not by any moans
the average yield for the upland. In
the tlrst placu, if I do say it, my laud
was the very best upland black noil.
Then I plowed it with a stirring plow
and listed after that, bo that gavo mo
the advantage over most farmers. 'You
can see fat ma hero that havo been in
cultivation for llvo years and the native
grass in so thick it looks like a prairie
oil a little way. But thoao are mighty
fow of old Nemaha county boys' farms
that look that way.
Next fall 1 will give you an account
of tho fall wheat crop. Thero 1b quite
a little plauUd this fall.
We have nine cases of smallpox In
Washita county, and two deathb.
Everypody is getting vaccinated. They
are quarantined off from Custer county
but wo aro liable to get it all the same.
Mr. Lash arrived hero with about 18
bend of shorthorn cattle, ahd ho will
make a big thing out of them, too.
Tho native cattlo fed hero brought
11.(10 in Ivansart City, and about the
same time tho shorthorns and northern
otock biought $7 .00. The feeders lost
money. If a man wants to go in tho
cattle business he better get northern
stock. E. L. AnOAnmaiiT.
La grippe has made its appearance
again and u goodly number of people
are Buffering; from the namo. It in in
a milder form this winter than when
it llrst made itsappearanco in tho west.
Nebraska City News.
Blank deads, chattel iuortiiK.i,fartn
eases, etc., for s.-ilo at this olllce.
i
R'd Hot f remi tho Gun
Was the hit 1 1 that hit 1 It Steadiuau of
JWwark, Mloh. in the civil wai. I
caused horrible ulocis that no treat
ment helped tor 'JO years. Then Iiuok-U-n's
Arnica Salvo eti.d him Chikk
outs, bruit-en, burns, boils, li'luns.eorns
nk in eruptions licet, pile euro on em Hi
yV a box. (Jui'M guaulnteed. Sold by
Kti-liug, druggist.
Call In and. see usifyoi want to
aubucrlbvfor any paper published In
(lie Ji.lUtl Slateb.-
A Groat 57 Conts Worth.
Tills In frequently culled "woman's
century," and tho appellation becomes
slgniOcant when ono considers the dlf
f crouch In woman's position to-day
from what it was a hundred years ago.
She Is rapidly becoming a force in the
business world as well as In the world
of art and letters, yet her home intern
osts havo not seemed to Buffer in con
scquonco, as may he proven by th lnt
creaso in publications for the homoma
ker (lining tho past fow years Tho
Housekeeper, establl bed in 1877, was
one of the first journals to recognize
woman's demand for a periodical do-
voted to progressive methods in house
keeping. "Helpful, Instructive and
I't (igresslTo" hiiB al ways been its motto.
It is a thirty-six pago monthly, beauti
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and full of good things from coyer to
cover. It tolls the homomakor how t
cook, kow todrcHS, how to care for her
babies, how to ralso flowors and chick
ens, and how to do many other things,
and it also koeps hor fairly well in
formed concerning current events, bo
sides giving a large amount of good
(lotion and special articles on timely
topics. Upwards of 140,000 subscrib
ers pronounce it to be the best of the
"domestic" magazines. It Is certainly
a wonderful 50 cents' worth.
A Cook Iiuok Vree.
Tho Housekeeper also publishes tho
famouH "Buckoyo Cookery," which has
provon a boon to thousundB of boute
wivos. It Is a Btandard up-to-dato IN
lustrated work of 540 pages. More
than 750,000 copies havo been Bold by
subscription at $1.75 per copy. Tho
publishers will give a free copy of thiH
book, bound in strong leather paper
covers, to all who subscribe for the
magazine, provided they will pay tho
cost of mailing, which is seven cei Cs.
Send 57 cents for Tho Housekeeper and
"Buckeye Cookory." Address ia
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Working Night and Day
Tho busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever wan made is Dr King's Now
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugarcoated
globule of health that changes weakness
into strength, liBtlessness into energy,
bmin-fag Into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only 25o per box. Sold by Keeling.
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Tlio Way to go to California
Is in a touriat sleeper, personally con-
ducted.via the Burlington Route. You
don't chango cars. You make fast
time You Bee tho finest econory on
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Your car is not so expensively fur
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In charge of each excursion party ia
an experienced excursion conductor
who accompanies it right through to
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Cara leave Omaha, St.Joseph.Llncoln
and Hastings every Thursday, aruving
San Francisco following Sunday, Los
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For folder giving full information
call at any Burlington Uoute ticket ol
lice or wrlto to J. Francis, Gen'l Pas
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A liifo and Death Fiht
Mr W A liinos of Manchester, la.
writing of his a. most miraculous-es-capo
from death, ' Exposure after meas
les induced serious lung trouble, which
ended in Consumption. I had fiHiuonr.
hemorrhages and coughed night and
day. All my doctors paid I must soon
die Then I began to use Dr King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
which completely cured mo I would
not bo without it oven if it cost $V00
a bottle. Hundreds have used it on my
recommendation and ab say it never
fails to cure Throat. Chest and Lung
troubles " Regular size ftOo and sM do
Trial bottles free at Keeling's Drug
Stote.
Dr V Wixon, Ituly ilill. N Y, 8iiy.:
I heiirlllv lecoiiinmiidOiieMiniitt'Coiigh
Cine It guvo my wile inuiifdfato ie
lief in BiilToeuting iihUiiuii." I'leiiHiiii
to Hike; never fit U lo quiekly cine nl
CMimliH.colds, thrntt anil luiig'troub'os
Keeling.
Farm Journal, 5 veurs (Uino, in
1002. 11)0:) and itto-i). to overy Hiibnci i
er who will pay ono year in uilvun '
to Tho Advertiher; liolh pupcrH forl
.Vo Wetier pupcr than the Farm Joir
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Oeo Nolatid, Hookland, O., says: My j
wlfo had plies forty years, uewttis
Witch Hazel Salve eurud hor. It is the
bunt Halve in America." It boats overy
thing and cures all akin diseases W
W Keeling
WW Keeling guarantees every bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to any one who
In notsutislled after using two-thirds of
the contents. TIiIb Is tho best remedy
in the world for la grlppe.coughs. colds,
croup and whooplngcough and Is plena
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tendency of a cold to result in pneu
monia. I had dyspepsia (lftyseven yeara and
never found permanent relief till I used
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Now I am
well and feel like a new man," writes
S J Fleming, Murray, Neb. It is tho
best digestant known. Cures all forms
of Indigestion. Physicians every where
preecrlbe It. Keeling
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