"
UNViVWnJll
' '''flW -4-
MP
'jft
7
TO CURE A COUCH
Or Break a Cold in 24 Hours
Mix two ounces of Glycerine and a
half ounco of Virgin Oil of Pino com
pound pure with a half pint of Straight
"WhUky. Shako woll and take a tea
spoonful every four hours.
Tho Kenulno Virgin Oil of Pino com
pound puro ia prepared only by Tho
Loach Chemical Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Is put up only In half-ounco vials,
each vial Becuroly sealed In a round
wooden caso to insuro its freshness
and purity.
Notified of Mail Delivery.
For ubo on rural dollvcry routes a
letter box lias an olcctrlc attachment
which gives tho alarm in tho houso
some distance away when mall matter
has been deposited within by the car
rier. SICK HEADACHE
ICARTFF
Positively cured by
these Little Pills.
Issjbb They dIbo relievo Din-
HHTIF trosHfromDyiipcpsla.In-
Hi " 'IlKcstlonnnilToolIearty
I IVLK Ealing. A perfect rem-
qui A edy for Dizziness, Nnu-
9 sTlLLO. Ren, Drowsiness, Dad
JslB Taatc In the Mouth, Coat-
BBJBBBB ed Tongue, Pain In tho
!SZSS Islde, TOItPID LIVEK.
They regulate tho Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simile Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
45 to 50 Bu. of Wheat Per Acre
have been grown on farm lands in
WESTERN CANADA
Much less would be
satisfactory. The gen
eral average it above
twenty bushels.
"All a re loud In their
prnlses of the great
crop, and that won
derful country." Ht-
tfcf from correspondence Ntltorutl EdllotUi
Association of August, 190!.
It it now possible to secure a homestead of 160
acres free and another 1 60 acres at $3.00 per acre.
Hundreds have paid the cost of their farms (if
purchased) and then had a balance of from $10.00
to $ I ZOO per acre from one crop. Wheat, barley,
oats, flax all do well. Mixed farming is a great
success and dairying is highly profitable. Excel
lent climate, splendid schools and churches, Mil
ways bring most every district within easy reach
of market Railway and land companies have
lands for sale at low prices and on easy terms.
"Last Best West" pamphlet a and maps sent
free. For these and information as to how
to secure lowe.t .railway rate, apply to
Superintendent of Immigration, Ottawa,
Canada, or the authorized Canadian Govern
ment Agent:
W.V.BEHHETT.
Ml Hew lark LB BulUlaf. Osaka. Ntsraifts.
BACKACHE,
Sldeacbe,
Headache
and a
Worn-out
Feeling
May all come
from
Constipation.
Lane's Family
Medicine
called also Lane's Tea)
is a herb Tonic-Laxative and
will cure constipation and the
ills that come from. it.
It is a great blood medicine
and one of the best for all
stomach, kidney and bowel
complaints.
All drugfjists, 25 and SO cts.
f W. Z Douirlo makes and foil more
men's ?3.0O nnd B3.BO slioea than any
other manufacturer in tho world, bo
cause they hold tholr shape, fit better,
and wear longer than any other make
Shots itAII Wees, for EvsrvlUmbir of ths
Family, Mm, Doys.Xomsn, HImiia Chudran
WX-CijlM ((.00 4 SS.OO OUtMi EkMSsaasdl
t auall! if uy prlM. W. L. Dtiflu S1.I0 ul
1.0 sfcws us th Ut U tht wVrtd
Tart Color JCuolttt Vmt JRnefiutmlir.
aar-'S'uke Sa Nubstltute. W. b. Dougln
ruima unit pilra t stamped on bottom, ttold
eTtrywhera. fciioes nulled from tactonr to my
r.rt 'el ih world. dualosoafre. """"
W.UD0UQU3. 157 Start SI.. Bracitea. Mats.
Stop Coughing!
Nothing brats down ths betlth so
quickly and poailirely is a penuicat
cough. If you have a couth rfre
it attention now. You can relieve
b qoicUy with PISO'S CURE.
Famous for half a century as the
reliable remedy for coucKi, colli,
hoarseness, bronchitis, asthma and
lindml ailments. Fin. for children.
At ail drug gists', 23 eta.
CARTERS
VlTTLE
YlVER
ltfSsXfpiSJ
tfUJIRlg
THE STATE CAPITAL
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO ALL
CITIZENS.
STATES'S DEBTS NEARTHE END
Auditor Searle Estimates that It Will
Bo Paid In Full by July 1st
1009.
Receipts of the Blennlum.
Tho estimated receltB for tho bl
ennlum made by State Auditor Scarl,
Including receipts of tho temporary
school fund, amount to G,CG4,39.1.18,
and tho expenditures estimated for
tho blennlum amount to $6,499,987 05,
leaving a surplus of 1154,405.23. Tho
rocoipts aro ostlmatcd on a collection
of 95 per cent of tho general fund
levy and on other fundB actual collec
tions. According to Mr. Searle tho
floating debt of the state will bo
wiped out by July 1, 1909.
At tho close of the laBt blennlum,
November 30, 1900, tho floating lntor-
est-boarlng debt of the state amount
cd to fl,91G,G71.31. At tho close of
the biounlum ending November 30,
1908, tho same amountod to $708,478.
72, showing a decrease of $1,148,192.59
for the period. Tho special levy pro
vided by the Sheldon bill has retired
fG3G.123.95 of the dobt, and the bal
ance of tho decrense, or $512,008.04,
aroso from Increased va'uations and
now property listed. This has beon
brought about by the operation of tho
now revenue law.. A large majority
of to county treasurers report that
under tho present Bystcm over 99 per
cent of the tax !vJe.d Is collected.
The total Income of the general
fund for tho fiscal period commencing
April 1, 1909, and ending March 31,
1911, Is $4,389,928.04. This estimate
is basod on 95 per cent of the prob
able levies of 1910 and 1909 assum
ing that the assessments and levies
for these years will not differ mated
al'y from tho total assessments and
levies for the year 1908. This estimate,
bolng based so nearly on a 100 per
cent basis, necessitates no cBtlmato
on that basis. Tho reports heretofore
have been based on 85 per cent In
stead of 95 per cent, but we have done
nway with that basis owing to the pro
visions mndo under the new revonuc
law for tho collection of the total
amount levied,- although 85 per cent
was a good averago under tho old law.
DR. SAMUEL AVERY
Acting Chancellor of the State University
to Fill the Place of Chancellor
Andrews, Resigned.
Yards Switch Rates Higher.
The application of tho South Omaha
Stock Yards company to Increase its
switching charge has In practically
ovory Instance been granted by tho
Stato Railway commission. The rail
roads wero ordered to fllo their
schedules absorbing .the shipping
charges. Tho order makes tho follow
ing rates:
First Live stock recelvod from or
delivered to a connecting Hue, 75
cents per car.
Socond All commodities delivered
to connecting linos, 32 per. car, excopt
Ing cinders, rubbish und cars loaded
for Omaha proper, on which switching
will bo charged $1 per car.
Third All commodities received
from connecting lines for Industries
located on tracks of Union Stock
Yards company, $2 per car.
Fourth All commodities switched
from tho transfer track of ono rail
road direct to transfer track of anoth
er, $2 por car, Biich cars when empty
to bo roturned free.
Fifth All empty cars switched
from tho transfer track of ono rail
road direct to the tranBfor track of an
other, ?1 per car.
Sixth Whon llrms requlro switch
ing of cars from one part of their
yard to another or front tho tracks of
ono firm to those of nuothcr, tho
charge will be $2 per loaded and $1
per om'pty car.
Elevate Price of Bonds.
Stato house ofllclals who were or
tunato enough to socuro anothor term
of pfllco aro objecting strenuously to
tho increaso In cost of bonds that
thoy will havo to put up. Since two
yenrs ago tho prlco asked by bonding
companies for surety for stato ofllclals
has been Increased more than 100 per
cent. Three' bids woro received from
bonding cumpaulos by ono Btnto
official, which bids did not vary in
prlco. Ono of tho agents frankly
stated that tho companies had got to
gether and would stop cutting rices.
uSSBBT TBSSsP .SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaw'
LbbbbbbbbbT "ixJ& IbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI
RED CR08S CHRISTMAS STAMP.
The Nebraska Association for Study
and Prevention of Tuberculosis Has
Them For Sale at Small Cost.
In 1904, In Denmark, the government
Issued a Christmas Stamp, with tho
King's head and tho word "Jul" tho
samo tut our "Yule" on It. It was not
good for postage, only as a 'ntlcker'i
for Christmas lotters, post-cards ant
jmckngos. The proceeds from It word
to go toward building a tuberculosis
hospital for little children. It succeed
ed beyond all expectation, four million
being Bold at an ooro, or half-a-cent
apleco. Denmark has continued It
since to maintain tuberculosis work)
und the sale In tho untlve land of,
Hans Christian Anderson hns doubled
each year.
Why the Red Cross Issued the Stamp.
America needs such a stamp, but
her poBtofllco ofUcllaB cannot Issuq
or hundlo It undor the present postal
Iuwb; and a special act of Congress
would be necessary. Jacob HcIb, him.
self a Dane, wrote an eloquent article,
published In the Outlook of July G,
1907, urging government action In tho
mntter, but thcro wero too many dif
ficulties In the way. It seemed hope
less to try, but at this juncturo tho
Kcd Cross, which oxlsts for Just such
emergencies, took It up.
Where the Christmas Stamp 8tarted.
This was tho little Btnto of Dela
ware vory small, very conservative,
not given to nnthuslabniB, nnd having
only a few shacks In a woodland
meadow near Wilmington as a tuber
culosis hospital. Tho Stato as a
whole was Ignorant and uninterested
on the subject, yet tho stamp, printed
and put on tho market only eighteen
days before Christmas, amazed every
one by its sensational record. Fifty
thousand "had been printed to sell nt
ono conl apleco. They went In a wcok,
and then the stamp got Into Philadel
phia, whoro tho Pennsylvania Hod
Cross welcomed It and backed It, and
tho North American gave It splendid
aid. Tho Delaware schools sold it, tho
Women's Clubs in Delawaro took It
up, tho newspapers gavo columns to
Ir, tho department storcB, banks, drug
stores and liotols sold It. It was sold
In tho corridors of tho Wilmington
Federal Building, by permission from
the government, though not tho post
office Itself. Tho presses In tho laBt
few days lioforo Christmas ran night
and day to supply tho demand. Peo
ple used tho stamps on packages and
letters and business firms on their
correspondence. Nearly four hun
dred thousand wore sold, and nearly
three thousand dollars cleared from
this small unobtrusive penny stamp.
The Nebraska Association for the
Stud and Proventlon of Tuberculosis
hns these stamps on sale at one cent
aploco, sold in any quantity, nnd will
bo glad to fill any orders. If every
ono of Nebraflka's ono million inhabit
ants bought ono stamp tho promise
could almost bo made with certainty
that tuberculosis would not exist in
this state ten years from date. In
overy dime's worth of stamps nlno
cents goes toward tuberculosis pre
vention in tho state where tho stamp a
arc sold. Lot overy one help If only
to buy ono stamp, for Christmns's
sake, for humanity's sake, for broth
erhood's sake. Address tho secretary,
K. R. J. Rdholm, 408 City Hnll,
Omaha.
Bank Guarantee Enactment.
Governor-elect Shallonbergcr plans
to draft a bill or havo dratted a bill,
to guarantee bank deposits, which will
not bo objectlonalo to the depart
ment of banking at Washington, there
by permitting the operation under tho
law of the ''national banks. Tho law
which it is planned to enact. will pro
vldo 'for a limited assessment upon
each bank that Is when tho assess
ment is levied for a year that will be
the limit of the amount any bank will
havo to pay In that year.
Tho law will empower tho governor
to appoint a board composed probably
of bankers or others who aro fitted
for the work to superintend tho work
ing or enforcement of tho law.
This uoard probably will consist of
threo members who shall servo with
out pay, receiving only their expenses
like the regentB of tho Stato univer
sity, Tho governor-elect would per
mit tho banks to havo a say or at
least recommend some ot the bank,
oxamlners, for ho bolloves as each
bonk will be responsible in caso of a
failure tho banks should havo some
thing to say In the mattor of getting
competent oxamlners.
Kearney Normal's Estimate.
President A. O. Thomas of tho
Koarnoy Normal sohool estimates tho
needed appropriation for that Institu
tion for tho coming blennlum at $219,
000, Ho divides his sum as follows:
Maintenance, $19,300; general repairs,
$6,000; travoling expenses, 800; sal
ary of engineers janitors, otc, $1,000;
salaries of principal and teachers,
$0,000; now wing nnd equipment, $50,
000; chnpcl and gymnasium nnd equip
ment $50,000.
Finances for the Schools.
At a m'cotlug of tho members of tho
Uoard ot Education, tho matter of
financqs for tho schools was undor dis
cussion. After a tulk by Stato Treas
urer Brian on tho matter ot school
tax, tho regonts finally agreed to nsk
the next legislature for tho usual 1
mill lovy, but specify that whon OH
por cont of tho tax levied should bo
collected that would bo tho limit ot
tho appropriation. The regents, figur
ing on past oxporionco, cstlmuto that
0G por cont ot tho tax Is collected In
tho state.
POSER.
Mrs. Whim You needn't Bay woman
has no mechanical genius. I can do
anything on earth with only a hair
pin. Mr. Whim Woll, shnrpon this load
pencil with It.
Only One Reason.
"Papa, George wants to break our
engagement."
"What reason does ho advanco?"
"Ho says ho has lots of roasons, but
ho montlons only ono."
"And what'B that?"
"Ho anyB ho has scon somebody ho
loves much better than he lovca mo."
"And that's tho only reason ho
gives?"
"Yes."
"Don't bother him about tho oth
er." Sneer wnlto goods, in fact, any fin
wash goods when now, owo much of
tholr attractiveness to tho way thy
aro laundered, this bolng dono In
manner to onhanco their textllo beau
ty. Homo laundering would bo equal
ly satisfactory If propor attention was
glvon to starching, tho first essential
being good Starch, wh'lch has sufficient
strength to stiffen, without thickening
tho goods. Try Deflanco Starch and
you will bo pleasantly surprised at the
Improved appearanco of your work.
Hoodooed.
A poor devil asked for alms. Ths
Inqulsltlvo man questioned him. After
a few Interrogations ho said to his
companions: "Boys, don't glvo him a
'cent; ho's a fraud." The beggar re
plied: "Gents, I am under a hoodoo.
I'm an unlucky man. I do bollovo If
I were to seize time by tho forelock It
would como right out nnd leavo mo as
baro as a barber's polo." Then thoy
all chipped In.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to lean
that there la at least one dreaded disease that srttnc
has been able to cure In all Its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure U the only positive
euro now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh (.lira Is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces ot the system, thereby destroying ths
foundation ot tbe dines?, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist
ing Datura In doing Its work. The proprietors hava
so much faith in Its curative powers that they oiler
One Hundred Dollars tor any rase that it taUs to
cure. Send for list of testimonials
Address F. J. CUKNEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by all Druggists. 7Ce.
Take Hall's Family l'llls lor constipation.
Apparatus to Empty Canal Boats.
Following in some wayB tho general
lines ot the car dumpers in use on tho
Great Lakes, an apparatus Is to bo
built in Philadelphia tor tho Lehigh
Navigation Company which will take
hold of a canal boat, olovata It 60 feet
In tho air, and empty Its contents
cither on tho wharf for conveyance to
a storago pile, or Into the hold of an
other vessel.
Starch, Hko everything else, Is be
ing constantly improved, tho patent
Starches put on tho market 25 years
ago are very different and inferior to
those of tho present day. In tho lat
est dlscovory Deflanco Starch all In
jurious chemicals aro omitted, whllo
tho addition of another lngredlint, in
vented by us, gives to tho Starch a
strength and smoothness never ap
proached by other brands.
The Symmetrical Figure.
Speaking of that rare gift, sym
metry of person, it 1b more dcsirablo
thr.u boauty of feature, because It out
lasts youth. Tho symmetrical figure
is perfectly proportioned and articu
lated anatomy, and nothing is moro
rare. Bo thankful; fair ones, when
you bavo "points" which causo us to
to overlook any little discrepancy In
form. Exchange.
You may have observed that the
man who boasts that ho can drink or
lot it alone usually drinks.
I'H.KS CURED IN O TO 14 DATS.
PA7.0 OINTMKNT Is guaranteed to euro any cane
nt Itching, llllnd, Dlemllng or I'rmrndlng l'lles In
0 to II days or money rofundod. Wc.
Good harvests mako men prodigal,
"but bad ones provident. W, Ponn.
Mm. Wlnslotv'a fioothlnir rlyrnn.
For children teething, soften, ths gums, reduces In
flammaUon, allays puln, cures wlnitcollu. S3o a bottle.
Sometimes a woman Is known by
tho company sho avoids.
It Curst Wlillo You Walk
Allen sFoot-Ka so forrorninnil bunions, hot, sweaty
culliiusiu-hlnB fwt. S4o all Druggists.
Tho proportion ot lott-handod people
Is ono in six.
in
Guaral:
MaKe Your Medicine
ntbotne. Havmonor. Htnmp tolls lioir, VAHUICf.
Mci'ADDKN.WJ Woodward Aro., AUiwitii, Uu
GAXETOBITXA. nUUDATED TATTDa, f.i orf ,
(fait, attslfa, ssd itrilao 10 to SO ana trscts. Ij.uU
WUU4. rul Bsatlw. SM tlu St.. Kaa rnU. CU.
A
GOSOSOJQ P
Cruel, Cruel.
Tho conductor on tho Btirfnco car
wob busily engaged In looking for I
something on tho floor under tho grnt- j
Ing of wood. A woman Bnt by, gazing
Intontly nt him. lly nnd by ho looked I
un nt her. '
"Did you drop this quartor, madam?"
ho asked.
"Yes," sho said quickly.
Ho handed It to her anil walked
away and tho watching pussongers
tried not to laugh.
It was a pleco of tin.
In accord with tho eternal fltnoss
of thlngB, pcoplo who keop harping on
dlaagrooublo things should bo strung
up.
EEElJMa
up
to
a
t!iS
ALCOHOL-3 PEW CENT
AVegclaWe Preparation for As
the Stomachs and Dowels of
Promotes Digcfelion,Chccrful
ncss and Rest. Contains neither
Opium.Morphinc nor Mineral
Not "Narcotic
Bitipt tfOtHDrSAMVEimtXER
Ml
fj
r
i
:t
xs
AxSrnnm
Jnin SttJ
hvrrmM
HprmSftd
Cttrfitft Sjb
tfniktyrtt" fm tr
'f?
Ml
1
Uf.'
.
r.o
A perfect Remedy forConslipa
lion , Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Fevcr i sh-
ncss and LOSS OP SLEEP.
r ;- ' '
FacSimit Signature of
the CcNTAim Company,
NEW YORK.
Wo
15
rts1"
ft
I
r
Guaranteed under tho Foodam
Kxact Copy of Wrsppsr.
MAPLEINE
A
.UK I
BBBBBaJSjStBLtlauaBSBBSBBBBBBSlSS'HBaal
BBBBBBBBBaaMCSaSBBBBBBBBBsWViBfJBBBBBBBBBBBBa
BBBMWSBeIBBMBBBBSlsV
Lewis' Single Binder
w Han
&' jL
M
nzmr,
n.ssvirisy.Eia(f, v
S2''
, K
WHERE THE FAMOUS
Lewis' Single Binder
is made. Formerly the
home of the late Col
Robert G.Ingersol. Pur
chased and reniodeled by
Frank P. Lewis for the
Single Binder Factory
You Pay 10 Cent for
Cigars Not So Good
vixiYauAHrWAMrrsT
TAILWAY MAIL CLERK,
PmuI CWik, (btsmraWTtM'rHr.tM. 0b
rCmVM8t:ttjt!WKttA RinlrA SftVuiM Otsj '
Lttnllf rfsMiiPsJtitjw.ttiPf. Umptrim Imiimttmhj
. MAILIomfiEiimltrrWiVFsvw1sTss
l Tpsaju4i e IWcttWdl Mtxtaiit. Sth Qmlmm Ms)
Mc Oort rcsHiM4 Art Scr ! Prs fit.
INUR4TAH yrWIV 74-C 11 Af. tUM UlWt, lew.
"3 Stroke Self Feed Hay Pres"
Two men enn nut
it. Ilword, 3 to-M
In one hour. Kaay
draft. HATISrAO-
TIONOyABAK"
TKltD. Aak fas
catalog No. T.
tup Airm.vr.nAN hay PBP.S5 no.
1621 W. 12ll Street, Kajism Citt, 1Mb
GASTQRIA
For Infants and Childroih
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
Tni MNTaosi Maaasiv, snr vssm sntV
A Flavoring. Itmakot
a syrup better than
Maple. SOLD IY 8R0CE1S.
W. N. U LINCOLN, NO. 51, 190.
M W -r
tssssssssa m II
fir 4
NO CIGAR is so satisfying
to the smoker. Made of
extra quality tobacco, wrap
ped in foil, in packages of five,
which keeps them fresh and
nch to the taste. Their high
quality makes them cost
the dealer more than
other 5c cigars.
There are many
imitations, don't be
fooled, there is no
substitute! Tell the
dealer you want a
rasa
m,,si.
'JVr.l-i,A.X rKi3aKiJ,sai
OrlfflnatorofTIn PoltBmoltwrPaest
oo..The man who baamadc
Sloel Binder Straisti: SVaJCI
daUwsV
Wfcj. ,tV
mou
ia among smekafaUirgvctMMit,' S
tli
aBBHf4u'9BBBBBBBBBK
stsssssssF-jk'fe-sssssssssssm
sbbbbbbbbbbV(s1sbbbbbbbbI
bbbbbbbbbBsbbbbbbbbbI
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW
SBBBBBsKalPaaaV
aaa
l
Nil
?
-5
!fe
i
,
$
r
.
:r
V,
v
v.
k:
:v
$
t
'
?
.-4
M
; ?
m4
r-9.
1BI
vm
M
JZ. -,
fft7l
f J
-'
ml
m
ytfsssl
ffi
islM
siBiMs!
k' SSSSSSTf IWWLLM
i-f iki
war" w
LTiA-x , ' warn
"n
n.yf
iV'r-tWX.-t
ttT jt - , . ;-n
S
"!' ,.(Tr
fin
t iC
. m
.i. .i n , ir. ft t j i
i v. .(';
'. , . .-. Ah&ld
mmL
i j& i r. l t .' . . JJ; a-mtetteig lev
) Sv
.Huvr-,), C
j- TIC hA)Kt
ik
i T1 i..
ISE