EICHT EARS OF TORTUTE.
No snfTerlnK ruor:
Vein than kidney uf
f rinfj. Sick kl!
rieys make tad blo.nl;
taiihe weak, tstirf anj
ching larks; cause
blind, tick and diz
zy beaduc h'.t, lack uf
appetite and loss of
sleep; keep you all
tired out and spoil
dini'.sliiin.
To liuva perfect
heulth, yon must
euro the kldiuyg.
Head how one man
was cured by IVmn's
Kidney rills after tight year of tor
ture. Henry Soule of Pultney St... 11am
mondsport, N. Y., says: "For eight
years I suffered constant agony from
kidney complaint. 1 endured the
worst torture from uravel and the
kidney secretions were excessive and
contained sediment like brick dust. I
bad to K'H out of bed from ten to
twenty times a night and the loss of
Kloep wore me out. Indication came
on and the distress after eating was
terrible. Poan's Kidney Pills efTected
a complete and lasting cure, and after
the symptoms of kidney trouble were
gone my stomach bepun to work as
it should. This lasting curp, espe
cially In a person of my age. proves the
great value of Doan's Kidney Pills
moro convincingly than could any
words of mine."
Poan's Kidney Pills sold by all drug
gists; ju ice 60 cents per box. or mail
ed on receipt of price by Foster-Mil
burn Co., UurTalo, N. Y. Write for
freo trial.
There Is just as much worry over
money as over the lack of it.
WESTERN CANADA HAS
AN EXCELLENT CLIMATE.
The Saskatchewan Valley Very Highly
Favored.
An Interesting feature of Western
Canada is its climate. Those who
have made a study of it. speak highly
of it. The Canadian Oovernment
Agents nrn sending out an Atlas, and
at the feumo time giving valuable in
formation concerning railway rates,
etc., to those interested in the country.
As has been said, the climate is ex
cellent. The elevation of this part of
Canada is about 1.8U0 feet above the
ca, shout twice that of the average
for Minnesota. It Is a very desirable
altitude. Tbo country lias a very
equable climnte taking the seasons
through. The winters ure bright and
the Rummers Hre pleasantly warm. H
F. Stupart, director of the meteorologi
cal service for Canada, says:
"The salient features of the climate
of the Canadiun northwest territories
are a clear, bracing atmosphere dur
ing the greater part of the year, and a
medium rainfall and snowfall. The
mean temperature for July at Winni
peg Is 06, and Prince Albeit 02. The
former temperature is higher than at
any part of Kngland, and the latter is
very similar to that found In many
parts of the southern countries."
At Prince Albert the average dally
maximum in July is "C and the mini
mum 48. Owing to this high day tem
perature with much sunshine, the
crops come to maturity quickly.
Moisture is ample In the Saskatche
wan valley, being about 18 Inches an
nually. It is notable that about 75
per cent of the moisture falls during
the crop months. Thus, Western Can
ada gets as much moisture when it Is
needed and with several hours more
sunshine dally than land further south
gets during the growing season, it Is
not difficult to understand why crops
mature quickly and yield bountifully.
Winter ends quickly, sowing Is done
during April and sometimes in March.
Harvest comes in August, about the
middle. Cyclones, blizzards, dust and
and storms are unknown.
There is more In being worthy oi
great place than there is winning It.
Secrecy
worst sins
Is the best soil for the
Mnthrrflrn;' Buret rowilers for Children.
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
in the Children's Home in New York, cure
Constipation, Feverishness, Had Stomach,
Teething Disorders, move and regulate the
Howels and Destroy Worms. Over .W.000
testimonials. At all druggists, 25c. Sampla
FKEE. Address A. S. Olmsted. Le Roy.N.Y
Consider'ng - a duty is often
plaining it away. Hobertsou.
It Is sometimes butter to slay where
you are than to jump at conclusions.
no's Cure for Consumption Is an Infallible
irnlu-lne for rouirtas und colJs, N. W. SAiium
U-cso Urove, N. J., Pit. 17, 1300.
Endurance Is nobler than strengtn,
and patience than beauty. Ruskin.
You cannot make clouds for others
and live In the clear llg.it yourself.
TF.t.l.OW C'MITHM ARK CNMOIITI.T.
Keep them white with lied Cross Hall Blue.
All grocer sell large i ui. package, 5 teul
(tut of suffering have emerged the
strongest souis. K. H. Clnpin.
Meekness is simply the silence of
might.
W'c must be as careful to keep
ft lends as to inane them. Lord Ave
bury. free to Twenty-five ladies.
The Penance Starch Co. will give
;j ladles a round trip ticket to the
St. 1 .on is Exposition, to five ladles
In each of the following states: Illi
nois, Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas and
.Missouri who will send In the largest
number of trade marks cut from a ten
rent, 1G-onnce package of Defiance
cold water laundry starch. This
means from your own home, any
where In the above named states.
These trade marks must bo mailed to
and received by the Defiance Starch
Co., Omaha, Nebr.. before September
1st, r.H'4. October and November
will b the best months to visit the
Exposition. Hcmembcr that Deflanco
is the only starch put up Pi ox. (a
full pound 1 to the package. You get
oiieihird mote starch for the same
money than of any other kind, and
HHIance never sticks to the Iron.
The tickets to the Exposition will be
cent by registered mail September
."Hi. Starch for sale by all dealers.
The span of life as lent fur lofty
duties, not lor selfishness. , do
et e.
GIVES RULING ON CREDITS.
Stats Board Holds "Net Credits" Ap
ply to Five Items on Schedule.
LINCOLN At a meeting the Stale
Hoard of Kitiali.:tion decided that
the deci.siun of Attorney General
Proul. that credits in the new reve
nue law mean net credits, affects only
these items In the personal property
sche.lule: "All notes secured by mort
gage owned by me; all other notes
owned by me; all money loaned by
rue and not already entered oh this
schedule; all hook accounts due me,
and credits not otherwise listed."
The interpretation of the board
means that a person who holds notes
secured by mortgage, owns other
notes, has lunik accounts due. has
money loaned that Is not already in
cluded iu the schedule bud lius credits
not otherwise listed upon which he
Is to bo taxed, the person has the
privilege of deducting money that he
own.
The item, "credits not otherwise
listed," Is taken to mean money
loaned to a bank and such like from
which a person will be allowed to do.
duct his debts.
Since the attorney general held
that credits mean net credits there
has been considerable apprehension
that the revenue raised under the new
law would be materially decreased be
cause of the ruling. This action of
the board in making it apply to only
tive Items in the schedule, it is said,
will cause only a small decrease. The
wholesale merchants of Omaha prob
ably will be benefited more than any
oilier by the decision.
THE ELEVATOR BILL U?.
It Is Going to Be Tested by a Farmers'
Association.
LINCOLN The Hainsoy elevator
hill Is to have it trial in the supreme
court nnd Joseph Kamsey, the father
oi the bill, is the head of the com
pany of farmers that are coins to test
It. At the Instance of the Farmers
Co-operative drain and Shipping as
sociation, Senator Pemberion filed a
motion for a writ of mandamus in
Ckimpel the Kansas City & Northwest
ern railroad to lay a side track from
Its main line to an elevator erected
at Virginia and owned by the farm
ers. The court set April 5 as the
date of the hearing. Before the Ham
pey elevator bill was thought, of. Mr.
Hatnsey organized the farmers into a
grain association and the company
purchased one of three elevator at
Virginia, shortly alter the transfer
of the property the elevator was
burned. The railroad company then
refused to allow the company to re
build on Its right-of-way and the com
pany then built on a piece of ground
about forty feet from ihe right-of-way.
The Hamscy hill had its inception in
the refusal of the railroad to allow
the company to rebuild on its old site.
Since the legislature, the stockhold
ers of the company have had several
disagreements, which have delayed
the bringing of the suit.
Locates Stolen Mare.
ALHION About three weeks ago F.
M. Till ly of Cedar llapids. this county,
lost a valuable mare by theft, and im
mediately sent out postal cards to the
sheriffs of the; stale, describing the
mare and offering a reward for it.
On Friday he received word from the
sheriff of Keya Paha county that a
mare answering the description bad
been taken charge of by him and the
rider arrested. Mr. Tully ami Sheriff
Clark left to investigate.
Scalded by Teapot.
HEATHICE
While attempt ing to
remove the lid of a tea pot Miss Ma
Mistier was severly scalded about Ihe
face by escaping steam and hot tea.
Uniforms for Convicts.
LINCOLN One thousand yards or
gray uniform cloth are about to be
purchased by Warden Heemer. The
material is to be used In making the
new uniforms for the apparel of the
good" convicts at the penitentiary.
The sanction of the stale hoard of
public lands and buildings has now
been obtained for the scheme, rele
gating the striped uniforms to the un
ruly prisoners only, arraying the
"trusties" in dark gray and the other
prisoners in a plain light gray.
Looking After Children.
OSCEOLA Rev. .1. V. Swan of
Plattsmouth, a forper pastor of the
M. E. church here, has been in this
county and nt Osceola several days
looking after the interests of a num
ber of children be had :luced in homes
here.
Boy Killed in a Runaway.
NORFOLK Peter Hansen, jr., was
killed In a runaway at rtrunswick.
The team broke away and smashed
the rig and the boy was badly man
gled. Will Asses Mining Stock.
LINCOLN Nebraskans who own
mining stock must list it with the
assessors this year at its true market
value. A conference was held In Lin
coln by Stalo Auditor Weston and
Secretary Llennett of the slate board
of equalization and County Attorney
Humphrey of Ciisl'T county concern
ing the subject. It was not decided
as to whether such mining stock
should be assessed, but the members
of the hoard says tnat it must be list
ed as assessors make their rounds.
Dawson County Land Sella Well.
LEXINtiTON Dawson county land
Is sharing In the general prosperity
that has settled on the tarnis of Ne
braska, and the price Is going up ac
cordingly. A sale of 100 acres was
made at JST.Iin per acre.
Six and One-Half Veart.
LINCOLN "May you grow wiser
as you grow older." With this adjur
ation Judge Holmes at Lincoln sen
tenced Frank lti tts to six yean, and
six months In the penitentiary for
gw indllng.
IN NEBRASKA
THE STATE IN BR!CF.
C. J. Miles ha
for mayor of lM
Means.
been renominated
::it;s by ,i u'
Ci'o. W. Frs:t. Ir: jail at Auburn, at
tempted to t-nd his iinnri.-;oiiuient by
svlciile.
The But It r County Teacheis' meet
ing will be hold in David Uty March
I'ti and 27.
Cupid is doing business in Antelope
couuty, there iielng'four marriages lu
one day recently.
J. D. Kauffman, who took e home
stead near Cratton thirty-five years
ago, died last week.
The restaurant of Lewis Beard at
Humboldt burned, the loss being part
ly covered by insurance.
In one night the local Ancient Order
of I'nlted Workmen of Kearney initi
ated llfty new members.
At Lincoln, Eh Jones was sentenced
to sixteen months In the penitentiary
for assaulting an officer.
License or no license Is the all ab
sorbing question to be decid"d at the
coming election in Hurwell.
Prospects seem good for a new city
hsM at Humboldt, something that. U
said to lie very much needed.
George W. Carter, lately cashier of
the Hank of Dakota City, has gone
back to railroading, his former voca
tion. I). R. Colby, of Beatrice, a vetri
nary surgeon, was seriously Injured
while attempting to stop a runaway
team. His condition is critical.
At his preliminary hearing in Kear
ney Roy Hughes admitted to tilling
out and signing ihe name or George
Harvey t: the check for $L'0, which
he attempted lo have cashed. lie was
hound over to the district court in tho
sum of J.ltio.
The Concrete company, an Iowa
concern, has decided to locate In
Grand Island and engage in the man
ufacture ot cement building blocks
and walks, with the view, later, to en
gage in the manufacture of sand and
cement brick.
A child of Ed Howard of Nebraska
City was baiily burned about the face
and hands by getting possession of a
can of concentrated lye. Tho physi
cians fear 'that, the little one swal
It wed s.uiio of the lye, and in that
event it will die.
An old soldier named Dickerson ap
peared at the Soldiers' home in Grand
Island and was taken care of. lie ap
pears lo have lost nil memory of him
self, even his name, this being founci
on pension papers. He cannot recal!
the name of any friends.
The supposed thief who stole the
team and buggy from Steele City was
lodged in the county jail at Fairbury
He is n farmer living near Hiillenburj
over the Kansas line. 1 be team line
buggy which were sold in Tecumseh
were returned to their owner.
The reciprocal tax law applying b.
Insurance companies of other states
hits been upheld by the supreme court
in a suit instituted by the Nebraska
Insurance Department against the In
surance Company of North America.
The state derives probably $1511,01)0 a
year In fees under this law.
David Ca, roll, of Nemaha. 'M years
of age, shot and killed Anna, the 1C-year-old
adopted daughter of Mrs.
Anna Maxwell. He then turned tin
revolver upon himself and sent a bul
let crashing through his own brain.
Motive for the tragedy is not jjiven.
Fremont expects to do a good deal
of paving this year.
G. E. Young, a special game warden
residing at Nehawka, caused the ar
rest of G. H. Marks for shooting song
birds from the public highway. He
was given a trial and fined $" and
costs. An organization of citizens has,
been formed to enforce the state game
law, which was passed to protect, song
or Insectivorous birds, as well an
game birds and firth.
Mousel B -otlicr: of Cambridge held
their first annual sale of registered
Hereford bulls, a few davs ago. The
bulls sold from $05 to $l,"() each. Tho
average of the entire lot was $lfl!).3u.
A negro entered the bed chamber
of Miss Thomas, a daughter of Charlefl
Thomas, at Nebraska City, in the
night, nnd was discovered as he lean
ed over Ihe bed. Miss Thomas cave
tho alarm ajul he was frightened away.
At the request ot tho slale veterina
rian, the labor bureau has included In
its schedule for ihe collection of sta
lisiics the number of cattle and horses
that have died from ihe cornstalk dis
ease. These schedules have Just been
sent out to the various assessors and
their attention Is especially called to
this change from the change in the
schedule of last year.
Owing to the prevalence of Itch and
mange among the cattle of the statf
Governor Mickey has issued a procla
mation that all cattle should be dipped
when ihe disease Is known to exist.
Tho dip shall be of lime and sulphur
and all cattle known to have the dis
ease shall be dipped a second time
within from eight to fourteen days
alter Ihe first dipping.
In a statement certified by the time
keeper and paymaster of the Demps
tie mill manufacturing plant in Be
atrice, it is slated that errployes of
all departments of the company's bus
iness, exclusive of that, located at.
Memphis, number "it! and that tin;
average monthly payment for men,
boys and girls Is $!'.. 2.".
Charles II. Ot!s, landlord of the
Watson hotel, Nebraska City, was ar
rested by W. F. Thompson of the slale
pure food commission and taken be
fore the county Judge where he plead
ed guilty to using oleomargarine with
out complying with the slate Ihw.
A peculiar freak of nature bus been
discovered by a Syracuse man. An
drew Ryder, n plasterer, was eat lug
hard-boiled eggs and when tine ot
I hem was opened a shingle nail wns
found embedded In the yelk. The
nail was rusty and left a rusty eul-ir
on the imprint.
Colonel E. M. Boyd, cnshler of the
Carson National bank of Auburn, who
left here for old Mexico to bring back
the remal.is of Mrs. Gooseuinn. win:
died at '''nniplco. Mex . tive years n,'M
of yellow fever, will bo back soon
The Gooscmans wue old reslientg o
Nemaha loiiniv.
JAP WHO DESERVED SUCCESS.
M.msier of Posts and Telegraph in
J.ipan Worked in American Factory.
"A ay back in the early 'Si's," ..t.,l
well know u tlictrician of this city,
"there came to nie with a letter of it.
trodmtiot. from the president if the
com). any a young Jap, and the note
directed lliHl he be given every op
portunity to utk in all the depart
mints of the facti ry, so Hiat be might
be rn ricient in every brHnch. He was
apt. willing, always wore a grin and
remained at tie place about two
years.''
The teller of the story found out
during these two years that the loy
had been working as a lineman be
fore he appeared at the factory. His
name os Oi. He went back to Ja
pan, and only at Christmas time, by a
present, was the electrical engineer
reminded of him. Many years later
the engineer was waited uinm by
three Japanese who wanted to know
all about the very latest devices for
telephones and telegraphs. They
were electrical engineers and had
been taught all they knew at the Im
perial university In Tokio by a Prof.
Oi, from whom they carried a letter
ot introduction to the engineer. They
were imperial commissioners, and the
engineer took them all over this coun
try explaining tilings. The brightest
of the three was called Wadachi and
the others were Nakayama and Okono
to. Tluy told their mentor that OI
wa now minister of posts and tele
graphs in Japan, and this Important
position he now holds during war
times Pittsburg Dispatch.
HIS CLAIM FOR A PENSION.
Representative Russell Tell Good
Story on Missouri Man.
Representative Russell of Texas was
elected on an anti-pension platform
and lias opposed the special acts grant
ing pensions. II fought the granting
of a pension to a member of the Mis
souri home guard who was shown to
hnve served but, thirty days and done
picket duty only about the town In
which he was mustered in, sleeping
each night in his own home.
"Thoce Missouri home guards were
wonders." said Mr. Russell. "One
fellow, named Ben Chapman, who was
a thirty-day man. applied for a pen
sion. He looked over the pensionable
causes, and finally decided that 'am
pttfalion at the hip' was the best, as it
paid $72 a month. He made applica
tion, and a special examiner from the
pension office appeared. The first man
lie ran into was Chapman.
"I am looking for Ben Chapman,"
'he agent said.
"I'm him," Chapman answered.
"But I'm looking for the Chapman
who wants a pension, and who has an
amputation at the hip,' the agent In
sisted.
"I'm that man.' declared Chapman.
'I've gut it bad. Why. I had a relapse
only the other day, and was four days
In bed.' "Washington corresimudence
Chicago Inter Ocean.
A Finger in the Pie.
Dr. Perkins Carter of Cleveland was
Mark I lamia's physician, and during
Mr. Ilanna's illness was a frequent
visitor to Washington.
He told, on a day when his patient's
prospects seemed unusually bright, a
story about .Mr. lianna and an English
waiter.
"In London one day," he said, "Mr
Manna visited a very old and quaint
chophouss on the Strand. Here tho
meat is all wheeled raw to you on a
hand cart, anil you choose from the
cart the steak or the chop or the
joint that you desire tc have cooked
"Well, Mr. Hacna took a chop, and
then he ordered a piece of game pie.
The waiter was a careless, slovenly
fellow, nnd Mr. Hanna said to him
alter the pie was brought:
' What is this mark on my pie,
waiter?"
"The man bent down over the pie
and examined the mark. Then he an
swered jauntily:
" 'That mark, sir? That is the print
of my thumb, sir. Just had my thumb
in the chocolate I served to the guest
over there, Kir. Cut it out for you,
sir.
Modern Army of Babel.
Aproinis of the demand of the
Hungarian patriots that the worls of
command in the army should be given
in the Magyar language, a continental
paper points out the babel which
would ensue if this concession were
granted and extended !o other
rationalities under the Uapsbur
crown.
At the dally rollcall would bo heard
the following equivalents for the word
j.rc'( nt:
Tne Slav Dadrr!
llbe Masyftt-.'eVn!
The Czech-7.de!
The Croat Tnkny!
The Servian Ordje!
The Italian Qui:
The Roumanian Aici!
The Gallcian Jach bln-(Jolt
The Book of Hours.
rru", let ns vnfl tti B.iek of Maori,
I mimlimtr-d w hsml
Who tiuiKht His waves tli!r 'at-nbci!
W lie iiiiiii't the tluiiFt'es, shuts tun
Ituwers.
He sends the wind Into tlie Kniss,
And irmls the tnnn unit inalil in er
II IriMiclx the sliii'tii Willi llrii-slioil rent,
And at Ills unit the iUmkH iimsss.
To use lie save swift limi.l and ry.
Xlaile linn ers slid (airs loind to hive;
ShIiI. "(in. lied take nnr Jny heirof.
And 1 shall cull oil hy and by."
love, iiroiinie e. lowly wise.
Hy p-lli!iK nut his e en 1 1 il-i 1 1 s here,
'I tiul day his rrt-seiice to recrtxe.
Nor stanii at K"'" I" paradise.
t'hrlsilun timiHS in the Century.
Sever on Senator Piatt.
Dr. Parkhurst's attention has been
called to a morning newspaper account
of an Interview with his dear old
friend, Thomas C. Piatt, and particu
larly to the senator's assertion. "I am
In town for business und religion."
Then with a contemptuous snort:
"Why use eight words when six would
do? If Piatt's going into religion it
must he for business."
Got Back to Native Land.
Rev. Carl Cordul hut resigned the
rectorship of the Mary J. Mrexel home,
a Philadelphia charity. Ho explain
that after ten years In the I'nlted
States he finds himself still "a self
conscious, convinced Prussian and
GcrtiiHit," and that In his view of the
matter "whoever does nt want to be
come an American does not btlorf
reriiiniicutli' la this country."
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Are Never Without Peruna in the House
for Catarrhal Diseases,
MR. AND KIRS. J. O. ATKINSON, INDEPENDENCE, MO.
UNDER (Into of January lit, 17. Dr.
Haitiuuu received, iho following
unci ,
"Mv wife had been suffering from a com
plication of discuses for the past '.'.I years.
"Her case had bathed the skill of sonic,
of tho most noted physicians. One of liur
worst troubles was chronic constipation of
severul years' standing.
"Nio ulso was passing through that
most critical period in the life of a woman
change of life. In June. I '..". I wrote to
you about her case. You advised a course
of Pcrutia hi id Manaliu, which we at
ouoo commenced, and have to say it com
pletely cured her. She firmly' believes
that sho would have been dead only for
these wonderful remedies.
About t lie same time I wrote vou about
my own iv.se of catarrh, w hich hud been of
lii years' standing. At times 1 was almost
past going. 1 commenced to use peruna
according to your instructions and con
tinued its use for about a ycur, and it lias
completely cured mo. ,
" Your remedies do ell that you claim
tor them, and even more. Catarrh
cannot exist where Peruna Is taken
according to directions. Success to
you and your remedies "
John O. Atkinson.
Laundry
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CONSUMERS
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Our PRAIRIE QUEEN leads all
Set that our vansr
F. P. KIRKENDALL
A Hird Question.
The following talo Is told of the
bishop of London. Having Indulged
that precarious pastime of asking tiny
small boy or girl in the audience, lo
ask him a Question, Dr. Ingram was
met by the following: "Please, sir.
why did the angels walk up and down
Jacob's Indder when they hud wingr,?"
U is sail Jo record that even tho bish
op of London wns driven to make the
usual humiliating and miserable en
rape by reluming, "What little boy
or sir! would like to answer this!"
No Female Angela.
A minister on Ixihg Island has de
clared that there are. no female angels
in heaven. Aa he does not disclose
the source of his Informal ion, tho
Ktaloment may be open to argument.
He Is reiMirted to have said to his au
Oienee: "Most people's Idea of an angel is
Of u beautiful, graceful, white rolled
female figure with a wing on either
shoulder, peacefully Moating through
the air. I want to say there ure no
female angels."
For Crowing Girls.
West Pembroke, Me..' March 21
Mrs. A. I,. Smith of this place, says
that Hood's Kidney Pills are the best
remedy for growing girls. Mrs.
Smith emphasizes her recommenda
tion by the following experience:
"My daughter was thirteen years
old last November and it is now two
years since she was first taken with
Crazy Spells that would last a week
and would then pass off. In a month
she wottld have the spells again. At
these times she would eat very little
and was very yellow, even the wta'tcs
of her r-jes would be yellow.
"The doctors gave us no encour
agement, they all said they rould not
help her. After taking one box of
Dodd'a Kidney Pills, she has not hid
oti bad spell. Of course, wo contin
ued the treatment until she had used
In all about a dozen boxes, and e
still give them to her occasionally,
when ihe Is not feeling well. Dodd s
Kidney Pills are certainly the best
medicine for growing girls."
Mothers should heej the advice of
Mrs. Smith, for by so doing they may
save their daughters much pain anil
sickness and insure a healthy, Lappy
future for them.
Thi man who Is efrall of burning
tip hU w ick need not hope to btlghtcn
Uio world.
In a lytler dated January 1. 10t)0. Mr.
Atkinson says, after lio years' experience
with Peruna:
' will ever continue to speak a good
word for Peruna. In my rounds as a
traveling man I am a walking adver
tisement (or Peruna and have induced
many people during the past year to
use Peruna wl:li the most satisfactory
results. I am still cured of catarrh."
John U. Atkinson,
Hox 272, Independence. Mo.
Whim old aire conies on. catarrhal dis
eases come also. Svstetnic catarrh is aV
most universal in o'il people.
This explains why I'erinia has twoma
so indispensable to' old people. Peruna
is their safe-guard. IVruiui is tho only
remedy yet devised that meets these case
exactly.
Such eases cannot be treated locally;
nothing but an eftcctive systemic remedy
loiild cure tlieai. This is exactly what
Peruna is.
I f you do not receive prompt and satisfac
tory results from the use of Pcrnnn, write
at once to Dr. Ili.rtman. givinga fi:l state
ment of your case and he will lie pleased to
give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartinan. President of TllB
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
Blue
BLUB CO., 14 Michigan St.. Chicago.
OF SHOES
WESTERN MADE SHOES.
you a good shoe fur tr.en:
E. Z. Walker
Cock of Walk
others in Women's ami Children's Sheet.
is on the .shoes vou liv.
& CO.
Manufactured
OMAHA.
All things come to those who wait,
but you might save lime by going out
to meet them.
Insist on Getting It.
Some vroc-irs say they don't keep He-fumei-
Kt.trrh. Thi K iie-ause they have
a stock on hanil of other hianils coiitalu
llK only l: i2. Ill 11 I'.h k:lue. which they
won't he llhle to sell tllt. hccatlse lp-
lhuiee contain iti oz. fr the same money.
Do you want K ui. InMenil of l: ,.. Co
same money V Then liny Jiitlanee March.
Iteiilif no i Kick.
Never Judge a man's character by
tho high standing of h!s silk hat.
if you cue naix iu.ce.
Het Itod Cross Hall Minn, the best UU Blue.
Large V! ox. jiackae only & ceuta.
No man fully realizes bow much
noise he makes wLeu ho conies home
about 'i u. in.
Do Your Clothss Look Yellow?
Then u liellam.- Starch. It will keep
t linn white lti us. fr ii) cents.
Let grace nnd goodness be the prln
clpal loadsioLe of thy affections.
Dtydcn.
Am I in favor of expansion? Every
thing that grows expands. See how
the Stule Farmers' Mutual Insurance
Company of South Omaha lias grown.
Jan. 1. 18n; we had.
I r.u.LM.I.nit
4:t8.S.Hi.Oii
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" " 18M7 we bad.
" " 1N!i8 we had.
" " 18!"!i we had.
" " lHiMI we had.
" " litt'l wo had.
" " 1!hL' we had.
" " 1!Mi:s we had.
" 1:hh we had.
l'on't you thiol
you would like to
belong to a live Company like this?
Write the Secretary, It. K. SionTcr.
South Omaha. Nebr.
Sympathy Is the safeguard of the
hiimun soul against sciilshtiess -
Carl le.
Mrs. V. IikIiiw t SiMilnliitf Trnn.
Tnr i hti'irra l.nlili,,, tiidru. the t"l., ro-iur! ts
Il.lUlL.t oa, SI .) lo, tuin Wlliil loilu. in- l, ,mt,
ltlghtiiiiiMiess Is the only recom
mendation that goes to huavt-n.
If sflV'M oti
sure tfM. UM
Thompson's Eya Witcr
W. N. U., Omaha.
No. 13-1904
tuhtS ftntnl il li.it i Alto, rj
I "nh Sf o il. farm Hn I'sl
i to irr i-'
W !
V3
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tiS no.i
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IIP
Iliifliil
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M'fi vj El I m n I n
s
mm iiiihiu
lo Scrofula
To those who have suf
fered long and hopelessly
from Humors of tho
Blood, Skin, and Scalp,
and who have lost faith
in doctors, medicines, and
all things human, CUTI
CURA Soap, Ointment,
and Pills appeal with a
force hardly to be realized.
Every hope, every expec
tation awakened by them
has been more than ful
filled. More great cures
of Simple, Scrofulous, and
Hereditary Humors arc
daily made by them than
by all other Blood and
Skin Remedies combined,
a single set, costing but
one dollar, being often
sufficient to cure the
most distressing cases
when all else fails.
Sold 1liriilu.ut th vtir.rl. TuMmr Rr1t4mt.
I'.n firt -if rn.Hu.sM l uilrd I'lUa, :Ji . prr U f M)c
(ilrdni-nU jO. , Hot, J.V . ltMHia. l-nntluti, 77 Disinr.
h'iuM Sq. ; 1'irtl, & Km- lf U 1 ) (Wttn, 1.17 Lutuiitbu
A Pottr Wfig t hrm Cr.ru., Knit- I'mps.
ur bwM for "Aiii txtti Uu Shia tad tfetiip."
Looking for a Home 7
Then not keep In view the
fact thut tne farming londe ot
me Miflin nt to uiTorl ft ropulnticn ' ' ""O
or ovti.' 'Ihe iiiiinitiutioii fur the yst fit ciir
hu been I'licnuiiienul.
FREE Homestaad Lands
ail jrreivihlr. wliil other Inn fit n( It nr
rtiibcd fimu knilwfcv und l and C oTiiitin . 'J In
tttain und Kiniim Und ot Wtmi Cknula w il
bfst on the ruhtinent, producing the lift
and cattle ted on tJiits uluiie) itm'.y U-t n iiifct-L
lnrkeH, Si IhmiW. KhIIwrjs ttnl all ll i
riimlltioii itittkr WfHtrrn t'atiuiJtt un ti.
Khlo Nil for tli m ttlor.
U'litMoSupeiintendftil Immlcra!inn.Oit,.we.riL
ada, lw u dfM't iin! e Alius m.ri other infuTintit 14
or to the authorized Canadian tivernment At?
V. V. isrnntu, r.l New Vtrk Lii L-.jujjjT
O null a, Neu.
1 " - 11 -
L. DOUGLAS
$3.&3 SHOES1?:
V. I.. Douglas
sIioi-h liiiveb)- thplr
exi-i'lli-iil style,
cnvy-littlng, H n l
iiii'iliir vrarliit
iiulltlr, lu-hlfwil
tho lut'Ki'ht Mila ot
11 ty hIioh in the
Will III.
Tlii'V ure J'tst ns poo.!
tiiiHw Una cost you
SI to 55 1 !id only
JiHcremoU the price.
So'd Eutryii'tire,
Look for name and
tirlre on txittnm. i
Dilllfl-laa . . i
n 11 ------ - - "im ivt', wi hii.i .la'tfg,
I oltskiii, w hli'li lsevrrMlier ciiuhimi v
jelhe Hurst I'ulent I 'hIIk t yet .r. ili.i-.il.
y.f Color IwlttM Khon hf'msll.'.'fir.rin,
II rits for UtaJoc W.L.IIouj Brock tug, w
SEEDi POTATOES
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v ii. 11 i4twiii.4' Lull
larttst stfd folate trcktrtm the tnoildl
KH'itsiit sun k. I rvnimdous rlcirlfc
l.uin u to 1000 bunlirla t uro.
FOR tO CENTS
sn.l I ll tint Ire tid yno kits of fsrm
iniln nnd I.Ik raulnynr, trntna
wlatsiiilTeutlnie Kilt, l-MHt. Arm)
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