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RED CLOUD
NEBRASKA
MUST FIGHT TO STAY
ROCKY ROAD PREDICTED FOR
SENATOR BROWN.
THE SENATE MAY BE DEMOCRATIC
Gamble, In South Dakota, and Kenyon
in Iowa, Aro Not Assured of
Return, But May Mannno
to Pull Through.
' Washington. The probable politi
cal complexion of tbo United States
Rcnate In lit 1 1! was fully discussed In
nn article which appeared In the Wash
ington Times Thursday. The Times
writer's conclusions aro that the ten
nte after tho presidential election will
bo democratic. The nrtlclo nlso states
that Senator Brown of Nebraska will
probably be defeated and replaced by
a democrat. In thlH connection, bow
ever, there Is n strong fooling hero
amongst the friendn nnd admlrern of
Georgu V. Norrls that If ho Ehould go
into the race tho scnatorshlp would
bo saved for tho republicans. Tho ar
ticle alto dlBcusscH the situations in
Iowa and South Dakota and places
Gamble on the doubtful list.
In part tbo article says:
"Norrls Urown of Nebraska con
fronts tho probability of one light for
his nomination, and a still more dan
gerous ono for election, with chnnces
in favor of the democrats malting a
gain."
A 500,000,000 Bond Issue.
Washington. Secretary .MaeVcagh
has Invited popular subscriptions to a
?f0,fi00,000 lssuo of government bondB
to reimburse tbo treasury general
fund for expenditure on account of
ho Panama canal. Treasury officials
expect the loan will bo largely over
subscribed and n distributing new se
curities the government's announced
intention Is to glvo prcfcrcnco to
tmuller bidders.
Payo $1,000 for a Stato Song.
Jefferbon City. The stnto eoiib com
mittee which met at Columbia Friday,
Eolectcd words for tho stato song, but
did not find suitable music, according
to Governor Hadley, who has received
tho committee's rerort. The governor
expects to announce tho award of $r00
for words agreed upon and offers an
other JHOO for music to lit tho song.
Theru were 1.01.1 pongs submitted.
To Change Inauguration Day.
Washington. A revised draft of the
proposed constitutional amendment,
changing tho date of the president's
inauguration to tho last Thursday in
April, providing for tho convening of
congress tho second Tuesday of each
January and eliminating the biennial
Fhort session of that body has been
presented to tho house by Chairman
Henry of tho committee on rules.
Odd Fellows Dedicate.
Grand Itaplds, S. L). Tho South Da
kota state Odd Fellows' home, erected
at a cost of $75,000 was dedicated
free of debt when .",000 Odd Fellows
from .all parts of tho stato gathered
liere. Tho dedicatory address was
delivered by F. D. Raymond of Aber
deen, nctlng grand master.
Oklahoma G. A. R.
Blnckwcll. This city is entertain
ing the annual stato encampment of
tho Grand Army of tho Hepubllc and
the meeting of the Woman's Relief
Corrs and other auxiliary bodies. Vis
itors from all parts of Oklahoma aro
'n attendance.
Southhampton, England. Tho long
threatened International strlko of sail
ors and firemen, It Is reported, has
been tlxed for May 25, with the object
Mf dislocating traffic during the coron
atlon of King George.
Waupon, Wis. Tho case of John F.
Dietz, who was found guilty last week
of killing Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp
on October 8, during a raid on tho
Dietz cabin nt Cameron dam, will b
nj pealed to tho superior court.
Death of Mark Twain Character.
St. Joseph, Mo. Rev. Henry Bill
iard, for forty-three years pastor of
tfco Westminster Presbyterian church
here, one of tho heroes of Mark
Twaln'B "Innocents Abroad," died hero
.Tuesday night. Ho was prominent In
tho affairs of his church, having been
"moderator of tho synod of Missouri.
National rejoicing upon an unusual
ly extensive scale Wednesday marked
tho twenty-fifth birthday anniversary
of Alphonso HI. king of Spain and tin
youngeBt of nil European monarchs.
To Oust Lumber Companies.
Jefferson City. Testimony in tho
proceedings Instituted in tho supremo
court by tho attorney general nguinst
more than forty lumber companies In
Missouri alleging thnt they nro In a
combination In restraint of trado was
taken In St. louis Wednesday.
Frank N. Hoffstot, the banker-mnnu-faeturer
of New York city, was ac
quitted nt Pittsburg of tho chargo of
bribery In connection with tho bank
depository oidlnanco exposed in tho
councilman graft crusade..
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ITEMS OF INTEREST PERTAINING
TO VARIOUS LOCALITIES.
GREATER OR LESSER IMPORTANT
the News of Many Climes Told In
8hort and Pithy Paragraphs, Writ
ten Expressly for the Busy
Man's Perusal.
Washington
Attorney General Wlokcrshnm may
consider criminal prosecutions for tno
olllclals of tbo Stundard Oil Co.
Tho supreme court of the United
States haa ordered tho dissolution of
the oil trust to take place within six
months.
CongrcsB Is wary about tackling the
free wool schedule as It will mean the
cutting out of nearly forty millions of
revenue.
Much Interest centers on Nebraska
in regard to Its position in Senator La
Follotte's candidacy for tho presi
dency In 1912.
Although the special session of con
gress is but little moro than a mouth
old, talk of adjournment has already
become general.
.Material growth In the popularity of
tho postal savings bank .system Is In
dicated by n statement by Postmaster
General Hitchcock:.
The United StatcB government has
announced its intention of prosecuting
Seattlo enumerators who are accused
of padding tho census returns.
There ecoiiib to be a diversity of
opinion among the members of con
gress In regard to the decision of the
biiprcmc court In the Standard Oil
case.
Exports from the United States for
tho llrst tlmo In any twelve months
period passed the two billion dollar
mark, being $2,012,749,505 for tho year
ending with April.
In Investigation of the United States
Steel tru;t has been ordered by the
house, when It passed without opposi
tion tho Stanley resolution providing
for such an Inquiry.
The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey and Its nineteen subsidiary
corporations have been declared by
tho supreme court of tho United
States a conspiracy and combination
In restraint of trade.
Tho supremo court of tho District
of Columbia on its own inltlatlvo has
reinstltutcd proceedings for alleged
contempt against President Gompers,
Vice-president John Mitchell and Sec
retary Frank Morrison of tho Ameri
can Federation of Labor.
Samuel Gompers, John Mltchcl and
Frank Morrison, president, vice-presi
dent and secretary of the American
Federation of Labor, respectively,
have been purged of contempt by tho
U. S. supreme court nt Washington, In
cases growing out of the litigation
botween the Pucks Stove and Range
company of St. Louis and the federa
tion. General Newn
Tho Nova Scotia legislature has
dissolved.
Tho provisional government is mak
ing progress in Mexico.
Hoy scouts of America want a snne
Fourth of July nt Spoknnc.
A treaty between Japan and Spain
has been Elgned nt Madrid.
The Victoria memorial monument
was unveiled In London Tuesdny.
A petition for the admission of
Hawaii as a state has been received
by the senate
The Gambler, Ohio, State bank has
been closed and a receiver api.olnted
by tho state examiner.
The new roadwny to tbo top of tho
Royal gorgo of tho Arkansas river wns
formally opened Friday.
The general B.vnod of the Reformed
:hurch of the United States elected
Dr. James 1. Good of Dayton, Ohio,
president.
Delegates from forty countries nre
!n Rome, taking part In the confer
ence of tho International Institute of
Agriculture.
Former Congressman Willlnm B.
Raker, known n& tho father of the
rural free delivery system, died at
Aberdeen, Mr., aged soventy-one.
Decapitations of rubelB and suspects
occur dally in Canton. Tho relatives
of thoso executed do not dnro removo
the bodies from the streets.
It begins to look Hko the Mexican
federal government s Inclined to ac
cept tho peace overtures of the rebels.
W. J. Uryun, who Is in Toronto,
Can , in speaking of tho Standard Oil
decision, said that It was likely to re
lve tho entire, tiust question again.
Tho resolution for tho federal In
come tnx nmendmont has been con
curred In by tho Wisconsin senate. It
has already passed tho house.
Eighty students of tho University of
Missouri occupying the Y. M. C. A.
building, were placed under qunran
tlno when It wns discovered that one
of their number had smallpox.
D. E. Howard, formerly secretary of
tho treasury of Liberia, has been elect
ed president of tho republic.
A poll or the democratic editors of
Missouri by tho Republic sIiowb that
llfty of tho 100 editors who replied
favor Champ Clark, speaker of the
natlonnl houso of representatives, ag
tho presidential nominee.
Tho Boston board of health hag of
fored tho position or secretary or thnt
body to Dr. Francis H. Slack of the
University of Kansas. Ho will receive
l salary of $3,300 tho first year. Tho
present secrctnry, Charles E. Davis, is
to bo retired under the veteran act.
NEWS
Suits brougift to test the validity ol
tho Southern Pacific oil and mineral
Innd patents In North Dakota aro be
ing pushed.
Ono 1b dead and ten Injured ns tho
result of tho derailment of an Inter
urban car at Oklahoma City.
Tho forest fires in Pennsylvania,
checked last week by rain, have begur
to burn with renewed vigor.
Canadian reciprocity will cost tho
farmers of tho northwest $10,000,000
annually, according to A. II. Wilkin
son, a Minnesota farmer.
Prlnco LIdJI Jcnssu, grandson or Em
peror Mcncllk, has been proclaimed
emperor or Abyssinia. Tho coronatlor
ceremonies will take place later.
There nre alarming rumors of a rev
olutionary uprising in China. Euro
peans In Shamlen, tho foreign district
of Cnntou, arc preparing to leave.
Despite the nttomey general's orderB
to sheriffs to urrebt any violators of
tho Sunday law In Kansas, places of
amusement generally ran is usual.
The Brazilian treasure seeking ex
pedition, which set forth from hero
on April 20, hits returned to Rio
Janeiro, having failed in its mission.
Tho provincial governor of Yeka
terlnoslov, Russia, hnB given orders
for the expulsion or all Jews who nre
not possessed or permits or residence.
Work was resumed nt Sedalla, Mo.,
in tho freight car repair shops or the
Missouri Pacific Railroad company,
after being closed down rour months.
President Diaz and Vice-president
Carrnl wtyl resign before Juno 1, and
Minister or Foreign Relations do la
Barra will become president nd in
tciim.
A round-up or CO.00O cattlo on
ranches in the vicinity or Cnnnea, No
gales and Nnco, Mexico, has been or
dered for shipment into the Unltei'
States.
Thousands of Confederate veterans
with throngs of sons of veterans nro
pouring Into Littlo Rock, Ark., for tho
twenty-first annual reunion of southerr.
soldiers.
Judge S. B. Pound, a Nebraska pio
neer nnd a leading member of tho
Nebraska bar. died at his homo in Lin
coln Sunday morning. Ho was 78
years old.
Forty thousand persons nt Klrln,
Manchuria, arc homeless ns. a conse
quence of the recent conflagration in
that city. The money loss Is estimated
nt $20,000,000.
Carrie Nation, now in a sanitarium
in Kansns, lins notified parties Inter
ested that she will be In Spokauo with
her littlo hatchet on tho 15th of May,
health permitting.
After taking i:'.0 ballots. W. R.
Greene of Audubon was nominated by
the Iowa Ninth congressional district
convention to succeed former Con
gressman Walter I. Smith.
A poll of the Nebraska delegation
shows three of Its members opposed
to tho wording of tho decision handed
down by Chief Justice White dissolv
ing tho Standard Oil company.
Oklahoma City has two sets of con
tending municipal officers as a result
or tho rerusal or the mnyor and' city
council to turn over tho city ofllccs to
the newly elected mayor and commis
sioners. A cloudburst nt Boryslaw, nn Aus
trian town of 11,000 Inhabitants, im
portant for Its petroleum deposits,
flooded the place, Inundated the houses
and- shops and caused great damage
nt the oil works.
King Henry VIII and Edward VI of
Englnnd were repudlntcd as tho found
ers of the Anglican church, and school
histories recording such as the truth
were scored at the session of the Epis
copal diocese of Ohio.
After a career of six weoks, tho
Deutschland, the lateet model of Count
Zeppelin's Ill-fated' dirigible balloons,
wns Btranded on the roof of Its Bhed
at Dasseldorf n total wreck. The
crew and passengers escaped Injury.
An Investigation at Kiev of tho
mysterious murder of a Christian boy,
Yuschlnsky by name, whose death
has caused threats to bo mado of a
massacro or Jews In thnt city, is be
ing mado by the Russian government.
One thousand persons nro without
shelter as the result of a fire which de
stroyed twenty Iiouscb and two largo
"bull pens" in which men, working at
the Halo lock nnd dam on tho Ten
nessee, river near Chattanooga, Tenn.,
wore housed.
Tho high school building nt Port
land, Maine, valued with Its contents
at upwards of $100,000, was practic
ally destroyed by lire Tuesday morn
ing nnd many other structures In the
business section or tho city were for
a tlmo threatened.
General Iomell, provisional gover
nor of Sonora, l sending rebel troops
from Auga Prleta. westward and south
ward uB fast as they can be armed and
equipped.
Tho annual Roman Catholic pilgrim
age to tho blnlno of Our Lady of Con
solation church at Carey, Ohio, began
Sunday. Tho shrine Is ono of tho most
famous hi tho country.
At least a score of members or a
mob of 2,000 striking furniture-workers
and sympathizers wero hurt In t
riot at tho plant of the WIddlcomb
Furniture- company nt Grand Rapids,
Mich. Several of tho injured may die.
Queen Alexandra has taken up n
residence at Sandrlngham palace, In
lxindon. whero she will remain until
after the coronation.
John Dietz of Cameron Dam wns
rouud guilty or murder In tho first de
gree by tho Jury-In tho circuit court
at Hnyward, Wis., and sentenced to
llfo imprisonment.
An armored train filled with federal
troops which wont south to open tho
Mcxlcnu railroad near Jlmlnez, re
turned with the report that tho ene
my wns in overwhelming numbers
ready to attack and tho battle would
have meant annihilation.
IS FATALLY BOKO
COMPANION INJURED TRYING TO
SMOTHER FLAMES.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What Is Going on Hera and Thara
That la of Intorest to the Read
art Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.
Broken Bow. MIeb Fannie Ross,
living near Broken Bow, was fatnlly
burned Saturday morning. Mrs. Knoell
was also burned but not seriously. A
can of paint setting on n hot Btovo
exploded, throwing tho blazing con
tents over tho person of. Miss Ross.
Tho women wero Ironing at the time
nnd ns tho paint began to boll Miss
Ross reached ror It to set It off and as
(tho touched tho can, tho explosion
occurred.
Lo&eo Part of Hand In Explosion.
Auburn. Tho 9-year-old son of Mrs.
Rose McKco lost the ends of three of
his fingers and the other hand was bo
badly lacerated that It will bo hardly
posslblo to save the Index finger, and
tho palm of tho hand Is badly cut. He
was picking tho lnsldcs out or a dyna
mite cartridge while sitting nt bis
desk in the school room.
Dedicate M. E. Church.
David City. St. Luke's Methodist
Episcopal church or this city was for
mally dedicated Sunday. The princi
pal services were n Ecrmon by Bishop
Mclntjre. reminiscences led by the
Rev. B. W. Marsh or York, sermon by
the Rev. G. W. Abbott or Omaha and
special music by the choir.
Lyons. John Craig nnd his mother,
Mrs. A. L. Craig, of this place wore
killed and several Injured, two prob
ably fatally, when n passenger train
struck a wagon In which they were
riding nt a crossing near town. Parts
of the wrecked wagon lodsed in a
switch and derailed the train.
Will Raise Frogs for Market.
Nebraska City. Willlnm Llebold is
home from Langdon, Mo., where he
was receiving Instructions regarding
tho raising of frogs, nn industry he ex
pects to start nt once. It is the first
venture of this kind In this part of the
countrf.
Is Badly Fractured at Any Rate.
Lincoln. Probably the record for
assignments has been broken In the.
appeal of William J. AInley to tho
supreme court. Eight hundred and
eighty assignments of error are made
Ly his attorneys.
Drowned While Fishing.
West Point. Thomas M. Frantz, tho
oldest practicing member of the Cum
ing county bar nnd a rormer member
of the legislature, was accidentally
drowned whllo fishing nt a mill pond.
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Dcshlor will have a ball team this
season.
Four conventions opened at Lincoln
in ono day last week.
The Methodists ot North Loup are
building a new church.
B. C. Ratho, a Sterling shoemaker,
suicided by shooting himself Tuesday.
Fremont will have a holiday when
tho State ball league opens tho season
there.
A well organized movement for pav
ing tho public square is under way at
Aurora.
A civil service examination will be
held June 3 for rural carrier at Com
Btock and Lynch, Neb.
Mr. and .Mrs. Will Hay ward or Ne
braska City have returned rrom their
trip mound tho world.
Tho Nebraska Press association will
hold Its thirty-ninth annual session nt
Omaha, June 5, 0 and 7.
Benjamin Volght, who was injured
In nn auto accident several days ago.
at Aurora died as a result. v
Tho annual convention or tho post
masters ot Nebraska will be held at
York June 13, 14 und 15, Instead of at
Omaha us at llrst arranged.
Dcshler has sent a car load of
brooms to Boston.
Kearney Is soro nffllcted with dan
delions, nnd has started a movement
for tltelr extinction.
Andrew J. Minor of Lincoln, n
member of tho house of representa
tives during the recent session, died
Wednesday of heart failure. Ho was
08 years old.
Thomas C. Kclscy, a prominent
labor leader and a general of a divi
sion of tho Coxey Industrial nrmy of
tho early nineties, died at Lincoln on
Tuesday morning at tho ago of sixty
six years.
Ernest Hunger, familiarly known ns
"Dutch" Hunger, was appointed chief
of police by tho now excise board of
Lincoln.
Churlcs Tuck of Scottsbluff had his
head caught between n heavy wheel
nnd tho body of n traction engine, nnd
is in the sanitarium with a t badly
crushed skull. It is nulto doub'trul if
ho recovers.
Democratic State Chairman John C.
I Byrnes of Columbus was stricken
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Willi uppeiiuicius ' uuhcbuuj nun i
condition became so ciitlcnl that ho
wtiB taken to a hospital for an opera
tion at once.
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The Fairmont Methodists will erce.
a $10,000 pressed brick house of wor
ship.
The race meet which wns schedule
for Broken Bow during June has been
declared off.
Dr. J. M. Carr of Fairmont lost n
foot when a gun supposed to bo un
loaded exploded In his auto.
Six horses wore burned to death
when Hie bnm of Jack Hlllycr at Beat
trice waB destroyed by fire.
Marvin Pnpc, a Hooper boy, was In
stantly killed when ho fell from i
tree while hunting birds' nests.
The vlllago board of Chuppcll hart
let the contract for the construction
of a water nnd electric light system.
John Barrett has carried the mall
from the Surprise postoffko for twen
ty-ono years. He has never missed
train.
Dr. J. L. Webb, a pioneer resident
of Beatrice, died suddenly after an lib
ncss of a rew hours. Death wub cause
from acute gnstritls.
J. P. McRca of Bloomlngton dreamed
tho house was on fire, and jumped out
of a hotel window at St. Joseph,
breaking a leg.
Robert Murray of Silver Creek fell,
from the roof of a barn to a cement
walk eighteen feet below, and was
fatally Injured.
Willlnm Lclboldt has stocked his
farm near Nebraska City with froga
and tadpoles, nnd he will endeavor to
rnlBo frogs for table use.
Bert Greenwood, living near Dillcr,
plowed out and killed eleven rattle
snakes In two days last week whllq
breaking up n piece of new ground.
Henry Palmer, who killed his wife
nt Hastings some time ago, plead
guilty and received a sentence of
twenty-two years In the penltentinry,
A Junior band has been orgnnlzcd la
Tccumseh. The band Includes thirty
live boys and will be conducted undo:
the direction of the Tecumsch mllltnrj
band.
Charles F. Bryant, nn Inmate of tho
hospital ror Insane nt Inglcstdc, near
Hastings, hanged himself with a picco
of barbed wiro and was dead when
found shortly afterward.
Tho son of Frank Gundy, 7 years of
age, residing, near Broken Bow, waa
burned in a horrible manned, when an
older brother playfully shoved hire
Into a smoldering strawstnek.
During a thunder shower Saturday
evening lightning struck a bam on
Lee Huston's farm near Genevn. One
horse nnd a colt, with feed nnd bar.
ncss were burned with the building.
Tho golden wedding nnnlversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilms was cele
brated with appropriate ceremony nt
the First German Lutheran church at
Hastings, Rev. L. Frank, the pastor,
officiating.
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Major Penn to Instruct Guard.
Major Julius A. Penn of the Twelfth
Infantry, United States army, now
with his regiment In the Philippines,
has been assigned by the war depart
ment for duty nt Lincoln in connec
tion with the Nebraska national guard.
Ills assignment is under a new act of
congress which permits officers on the
active list to bo assigned as advisors
of the guard in the various states.
Morefleld Asks for Tuberculars.
Moorefleld, Frontier county, Is the
fourth town In the state that haa
asked tho stato board for the proposed
state hospital for tubercular patients.
Governor Aldrlch has given T. E.
Stewart, former bookkeeper at tho In
stitute for the feeble minded at Bea
trice, the alternative of mnklng up the
entire amount of tho shortage revealed
on tho books of tho Institution or
stand prosecution. Tho governor says
he dees not wnnt to bo captious nbout
tho matter, but that ir Stewart does
not make restitution an action will bo
begun.
Adjutant General Ernest II. Phelps
Is preparing an order noticing the
Nebraska national guard that tho an
nual encampment will be held rrom
September 27 to October C. Tho camp
will be near Omaha, but tho groundB
hnvo not been selected. The guard
will spend two dnyB In Omaha and
participate In street parades.
Assistant Adjutant General Scothorn
of tho G. A. R. boa compiled a con
solidated report showing that there
wero 4.GI0 members ot tho G. A. R.
In tho department of Nebraska Janu
ary 1, 1910, and that at the close of
tho year tho number had diminished
to 4.22G, n not loss of 314. Moro than
200 of the loss was cuused by death.
Tho supremo court held several
months ago that another woman, Ger
trude Johnson, was qualified to hold
the office of county superintendent In
Cherry county.
J. H. Broady of the stato commis
sion to codify tho Nebraska statutes
has returned rrom n trip or Inspec
tion in Ohio, Wisconsin and Minne
sota, where similar work has been
done. Tho information ho obtained in
other states will bo mado uso ot by
tho Nebraska commission.
Minatare, Scotts Bluff county, pro
poses to bid for tho stato hospital for
tubercular patients. I. L, Lyman, ed
itor of the Minataro Free Press, has
written Land Commissioner Cowies a
letter asking for information in regard
to tho form of tho bid which tbo utato
1 board requires.
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LOST FAITH IN WHITE MAN
Eskimo Tested Efficacy of Telephono
Scheme, and Realized He Had
Been Deceived.
An Interesting story is told regard
ing tho1 efforts or an Eskimo to con
struct n telephono lino. Tho Eskimo
camo Into possession or a plcco or wiro
of considerable length and never hav
ing seen wiro before ho asked Profes
sor McMillan of tho Peary north polo
expedition what it was nnd what it
was for. Ho was told that tho whito
man strung it on poles stuck in tho
ground and a voice talking to nn in
strument nt one end could bo heard at
tho other end. After some search tho
next morning tho Eskimo wns found
to bo cngnged in telephone construc
tion work of his own. Ho stuck soino
sticks in the ground and hung Ms
wire on them. Ho held one end of
tho wiro to his mouth and talked to
it at tho top of his voice. Then ho
ran as fast ns ho could to iho other
end and held tho wiro to his cur with
tho expectation of hearing his own
wordB repented.
When ho fnlled to hear any sounds
the expression on his race revealed
his opinion of his whito friend.
Too Much Like Work. 3
"Tho boss's son is kicking."
"Why?"
"SayB ho's overworked. All he used
to do was tear the pages off tho office
calendars once n month. Now ho has
to wind tho eight-day clock, too."
A Strong Preference.
"Sho is literary, Isn't Bho?"
"Yes, indeed: she'd rather read than
do housework any day."
FEED YOUNG GIRLS
Must Have Right Food While Growing
Great caro should bo taken at tha
critical period when tho young girl 1b
just merging into womanhood that tho
diet shall contain that which 1b up
building and nothing harmful.
At that ago tho structure is being:
formed and if formed of a healthy,
sturdy character, health and happlnefls
will follow; on tho other hand un
healthy coIIb may bo built in and a
sick condition slowly Euporveno which,
if not checked, may ripen into a
chronic condition and cause life-long?
Buffering.
A young lady Bays:
"Coffeo began to havo such an effect
on my stomach a few yoars ago that I
finally quit using it It brought on
headaches, pains in my muscles, and
nervousness.
I tried to uso tea in its stead, but
found its effects oven woroo than thoso
I suffered from coffeo. Thon for a long
tlmo I drank milk at my meals, but at
Inst it palled on mo. A friend camo to
tho rcscuo with tho Buggeatlon that I
try Postum.
"I dl so, only to find at first, that I
didn't fancy it But I had heard of so
many persons who had been benefited
by its uso that I porsovcred, nnd when
I had it mado right according to di
rections op. tho package I found it
grateful in flavour and soothing and
strengthening to my stomach. I can,
find no words to express my feeling
of whnt I owo to Postum!
"In every respect it ha3 worked a
wonderful improvement tho head
aches, nervousness, tho pains in my
Bido and back, all tho distressing
eymptoma yielded to tho magic power
of Postum. My brain seems also to
eharo in tho betterment of my phys
ical condition; it Bcema keener, moro
alort and brighter. I am, In Ehort, in
bettor health now than for a long
whllo before, nnd I am suro I owo it
to tho uso of your Postum," Niimo
given by Postum Company, Battlo
Croek, Mich.
"Thero'a a reason."
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one nptienr from time to time. Tliey
ore genuine, true, nnd full of human
Interest.
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