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IIT H. JOHNSON, ol Portland,
"v Oro., who ays no one could
bavo done film any greater kind
ecu than the (Head who advised
him to try TanUo. Gains fifteen
pound i
"Not In long time have I enjoyed
such good health or felt so well gen
erally us I do since tuklng Tnnluc,"
i?nld V. H. Johnson, HID East 43rd
St., Portland. Ore., who holds a re
sponsible position with the Northwest
Transfer Company.
"Ahout n year ago I began suffer
ing from lack of appetite and stomach
trouble and since that time that Is,
until Tnnlac set me right 1 have felt
so poorly thnt I could hardly do my
work. My food seemed to do me little
good, If any, as my digestion was bad,
nnd I lost both weight and strength
continually.
"After every meal there was n dull,
nagging pain In the pit of my stomach
that kept me feeling miserable for
liours.
"The gas from my sour, undigested
food would bloat me up terribly nnd
my nerves were so upset that I would
He nwnko half the night unable to
sleep. I was constantly having blind
ing dizzy spells and could not bend
over nnd straighten up quickly but
what everything seemed ns dnrk as
night to me.
"I wns telling n friend one day how
nnd I felt nnd he advised me to try
Tnnlnc nnd I Just wnnt to sny he
couldn't have done me n grcnter kind
ness. "I linve picked up nil of fifteen
pounds In weight, my nppetlte Is fine,
nnd .nlthough I nm entlng Just nny
thing I want my stomach never gives
me n pnrtlcle of trouble. My sleep
Is sound nnil restful nnd my strength
nnd energy hnvc been so renewed thnt
my work Is no longer n burden to me."
Tnnlnc Is sold by lending druggists
everywhere. Adv.
FAIR ONE ACCEPTED THE END
Statement Might Be Copied From
i Page of Modern Fiction, but It
? Is Far Otherwise.
V .
"And this Is the end 1"
Something glittered In the man's
baud as he uttered the words. The
beautiful girl before liltn looked up
into his face and a doubtful look erupt
Into her eyes.
"The end I" She echoed his words
w)bI fully, standing there In the beam
n't' sunlight which caused the glittering
thing in the man's hand positively to
dance with lire. "You nro quite sure?"
A smile lllckered across the man's
face.
'Quite sure! This Is the end!"
The fair crenture shrugged her
shoulders resignedly. "Then " she
btenthed, tensely, "I I will tnke the
piece!" nnd with n smile the man
dropped the scissors nnd parceled up
the. short length of calico.
Cold In the Head"
Is an acute attuck of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to Irequont "colds In Uie
head" will And that the uso of HALL'S
CATARRH MKDICINK will build up Uie
by8tem, clcanso the Blood and render
thorn less llablo to colds. Repeated at
tacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken Internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys
tem, thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
North American Buffalo.
The to'tnl number of wild and tnmo
buffalo on the North American conti
nent at present Is estimated at mnro
than 0,000 head. Canada bus 5,0SU
This Is due to the fact that several
years ago, wiien the Pablo herd in
Montana, belonging to Michel Pablo,
n half-breed Indian, wns for snle, the
Canndlan government bought the ani
mals, sufficient Interest not being ex
hibited by Americans at that time to
make It possible to retain them In
this country.
Sure
Relief
6 Bellans
Hot water
Sure Relief
Kjs??Z1W
BE LL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
NEBRASKAJN BRIEF
Timely News Culled From All
Parts of the State, Reduced
for the Busy.
SCORES OF EVENTS COVERED
Table Kock Is reorganizing Its lire
department.
The new. Methodist church at Puw
neo Oily was dedicated Sunday.
DeWltt Is making preparations to
hold an old-fashioned r polling bee,
Teeilinsoh hns let the contract for
the Improvement to the present wuter
service.
An oil company with a capital of
$1,000,000 has been organized at Ply
mouth. The ySO.OOO bond Issue for a now
school house at Murdoek was do
feated.
lien It. Mann was uccldenlally shot
'and killed while on a wolf hunt near
Stockvlllo.
The First llaptlst church nt Oriind
Island celebrated its r0lh anniversary
last Week. x
Five gray wolves and four coyotes
wore slain In a round-up near IMutts
mouth last week.
The Coring city council has already
sold lis SiL'.OiKl funding bonds thnt
were Issued recently.
The stale high school basket ball
tournament will bo. l.old at Lincoln
March 10, 11 nnd Hi.
Klro, caused by an overhented flue,
did .$'-'0,000 damage to McL'ook's !?;t00.
000 high school building.
There Is a serious epidemic of small
pox nt Pawnee City, forty-one cases
now being under quarantine.
The convention of Federated Wom
en's clubs for tin; First district will be
held at Falls (Jlly April 5 to 7.
General John J. Pershing will de
liver the commencement adthess at the
University of Nebraska In .Tune.
The (Jreoley council of the Knights
of Columbus lias opened club rooms In
the Croelcy State bank building.
Coyotes ure crowding In on Hastings
despite the roundups in which scores
of the animals have been killed.
Mrs. Charles Toay committed sui
cide nt her home, nenr Valparaiso, by
shooting herself through the heart.
Miss Ksther Kroyer was recently
unanimously re-eleeted ns secretary of
the Kearney Chamber of Commerce.
Milk was being sold nt retail In the
Mlnden market last week for 7 cents
a quart, a break of .'t cents In. the price.
Professor J. J. Flalo of Superior hns
been engaged as director of the Te
cuinsoh Military band for the coming
year. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Nash celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary last
week at the home of their son, Leon
ard, In Palmyra.
Crop statistics for 10120 show that
Nebraska has stopped Into first place
In alfalfa grown. This applies to
acreage yield, and tonnage.
"Death crossing" near Klg Spring,
where six persons have been killed,
now is protected by a newly patented
signal bell and wigwag signal.
The Desbler brass band has been
under the leadership of Its present di
rector, Henry Sittler, since Its organi
zation, twenty-live years ago.
The Arthur county commissioners
have almost completed plans for the
rlglrt of way for the new state road
between Arthur and Keystone.
'Kimball county farmers have sold
nt least 00 per cent of their lJWO
wheat crop. Conditions for a good
crop In 1021 could not be better.
Pierce probably will finish Its first
paving project April 1. Twenty-eight
carloads of brick now on Hie way will
be sutllclent to complete the Job.
Twenty-three hens laid twenty-four
or more eggs each during the January
egg-laying contest being conducted by
the College of Agriculture at Lincoln.
As n result of the annual crow hunt
by the Oakdale Gun club, 1-14 crows
were killed. A banquet with many
shooters present from Nellgh followed.
, Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhr, sr cele
brated their golden wedding anniver
sary at Ulair last week. They have
resided In Washington county 47 years.
Louisville boasts the greatest show
ing of twins nttending the public
schools of nny llko sized town In the
state, there being four sets In that in
stitution of knowledge.
John Flessner, u furmer living near
Wymore, was found by his wife In a
dying condition at the barn, where he
had gone to do the evening chores.
Denth was dun to heart failure.
The legislature has been asked by
the house finance committee to appro
priate $21,284,744.43 to run the stnte"
government for the coming two years.
The Ruffalo county supervisors have
purchased over 518,000 worth of road
building nnd maintenance equipment,
Including two Holt caterpillar tractors
and four twelve-foot steel mnlntainers.
Warden Fenton of the Nebraska pen
itentiary has notllled sheriffs of the
state to send no more men convicted of
crimes to the prison for the present.
Tho penitentiary Is crowded to the
doors, with G12 Inmates, 200 more than
normal capacity.
i County Attorney J. C. Cook nt Fre
mont, announced war on nil game vio
lators nnd states thnt he will insist
'upon Jnll sentences for nil who full to
observe the closed season laws by dis
turbing the lurgo flocks of migratory
birds that are passing over that sec
tion dally.
Tho stalo board of control hns
awarded a contract for the building of
n hospital nt tho stuto home for sol
diers nnd snllors nt Mllford. The
total for construction, wiring nnd
hentlng Is $80,005, or $10,r90 less than
tho totnl bids for Uie same structuro
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John F. Potter, 01 yenrs old, tho last
remaining veteran of the Mexican war
in Nebraska,, where he lind lived since
1807, Is dead.
Throe Thousand ex-service men were)
In the "Uonus parade" nt Oinahn last
week, as n demonstration favoring the
passage of House Hoi I No, f2.
Freiiionters are to vote on a 75,000
bond Issuu at the spring election for an
extension of the local water system Id
the outlying districts of the city.
The eleven-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Conies of Auburn Is af
flicted with the sleeping sickness. Doc
tors have been unable to give her any
lelief.
Fenton Fleming of Lincoln was
elected president of the Nebraska llo
tall Jewelers' association at the close
of the annual convention nt Oninhu
last week.
Holt county Is the first to have a
innrkolliig agent for Its farm bureau.
The agent disposes of agricultural
products direct from the farmer to tho
consumer,
The body of Carl Smith or Madison
was found In an automobile by the
roadside near Fnola. An empty gun
with both barrels discharged wns In
tho machine.
The Mlnden volunteer fire depart
ment will be supplied wllh a modern
electric siren mounted on the municipal
building and operated from the central
'phono exchange.
Omar Young, a fanner living near
Palmyra, was caught In the flywheel
of a cornsheller and narrowly escaped
Doing killed. His clothing was torn
from his body.
Two fires In the same block nt Fre
mont, both thought to be of Incendiary
oritrln, resulted In a loss of !:.-o,000.
State Fire Warden Hartford Is Investi
gating thu inn l tor.
One hrtnflred and fifty teams bavo
signed up to enter the eleventh annual
high school basketball- tournament at
Lincoln next week, with propoctB that
the registration will roach 200.
The Illoomtlold lire department cel
ebrated Its twentieth anniversary at a
banquet last week. J. W. Hart was the
first president and George Downs tho
first chief,- nutl both still live there.
A pure-hred hog sale at Children
brought over flOO out-of-town visitors,
many purchasers. Purebred Poland
Chinas brought an average price ot
.$102 BO, and Duroc-.Ierseys $103.25.
Parker Island, on the Platte river
near Central City, will bo converted
Into u scenic pnrk containing an out
door theater, drive, swimming pool,
play area, cottages and camping aieiu
Frank T. Hanson, for many years at
torney for the South Omaha Union
Stock Yards company nnd nctlve In
democratic politics of Douglas county
for 20 years, died Sunday after a long
Illness.
A. J. Klnlr, who worked thirty-six
years for his brother-in-law, John
William, as a farm hand, In Otoe coun
ty, without drawing his wages hi -full,
has been given a Judgment for $i:i,000
In surprome court.
The Farmers' Stnte bank of Hadar
has been closed by order of the state
department of trade" and commerce fol
lowing the discovery by State Hank
Kxntnlner Duelow of an apparent
shortage of $20,000.
It. G. Klliott, president of tho Chnd
ron state uormnl, and M. K. Relsche,
secretary of the state normal board,
have gone east to attend a nat.onal
meeting of educators, and to see Pres
ident Harding Inaugurated.
Fifteen persons we're hurt, one ser
iously, when u Union Pacific passenger
train crashed Into the rear end of u
Missouri Pacilic passenger train at the
tower station near Gllmore Junction,
nine miles southwest of Omaha.
Work will be resumed nt once on tho
Platte county court house. The su
pervisors last spring refused to let n
contract because of high prices, and
now will bo able to build It for cou
slderablyyless than the appropriation.
Yeggs robbed the bank at Howe,
Neb., and escaped with the contents of
forty safety deposit boxes. The boxes
contained principally liberty bonds.
Hank olllclals could not estimate the
loss, hut admitted it- might reach
$10,000.
Tjie First Christian church nt Mc
Cook Is remodeling nnd improving Its
building which will lncludo additions
to both east 'nnd west sides of the
present structure. The seating capa
city will be Increased to 400, and u
modern baptistry will bo added.
Lieutenant Governor Harrows haq
ieturnod from n strenuous trip to the
east where ho visited In the capacity
of commander In chief of the Sons of
Veterans and nlso os presiding ofllicr
of the Nebraska state senate. He de
livered thirty speeches in seventeen
cities and ten states.
The Kearney county board of super
visors has made n special appropria
tion for the farm bureau making pos
sible the hiring of a county boy mil
girl club demonstrator.
Dr. J. T. Stevens, u prominent Lin
coln physician, Is dead from n trilling
wound sustained while performing an
operation some weeks ago, tho injury
developing Into blood-poisoning. '
Norman Johnson, slayer of City De
tective Arthur Cooper, ut Oinahn, has
offered to help support Cooper's widow
with wlint inouey ho cun earn while
serving his life's sentence in Uio stuto
penitentiary.
A community sales day plan Is undor
way, under the supervision of the
York County Commercial club. Tho
proposition will Include oil of the
merchants who will place on sale a
staplo article at a greatly reduced
price.
Tho property Inventory of; tho uni
versity of Nebraska totals nearly eight
million, according to tho estimates
provided for the regents' report just
published. The exuet amount Is $7,'
722,0-1,1. The vnluo of tho rcnl prop
erty Is estimated nt $r,!irl),7oa ; tho
permanent endowment funds nt. ?8Til,
700 and tho equipment nt $1,407,521.
F
CIFTING COMMITTEE WILL BE AP
POINTED TO TAKE CHARGE
OF HOUSE DILLS
EXPECT SOME NIGHT WORK
,
Preparations Being Mndo to Finish
Session Soon as Possible So
Farmer Members May Get
Home for Spring Work
Lincoln. A sifting committee, ot
which Speaker Anderson will be chair
muu and thu other twolvo members
selected In caucuses, two frou each
congressional district, Is to take
charge of tho general lllo In tho lower
brunch of thu legislature on thu fifty
third day of the session.
This was decided upon at a recent
session, n motion by Mr. Hodman be
ing adopted without opposition. Tho
manner of picking the committeo was
determined early in tho session by the
passage of a rule giving each congrea
slonal district two members and des
ignating the speaker as chairman.
All iiionibcra of tho houso nro
eligible Including those who uervod
on the selectlvo committee nt tho
'beginning of the session. It Is ex
pected tho district caucuses will tu
hold sows time within thu uuxt few
days.
After the sifting committeo starts
work, no bills will be considered ex
cept those which it raises from tho
general file. The houso will probably
do some night work In an effort to get
us many bills out of tho way ns pos
sible beforo tho sifting process marts.
Insurance Men Object to BUI
The Cronln "bill, which provides for
tho state of Nebraska going Into tho
surety bond business so far us Insur
ing the persons who draw salaries
from the public and whosu handling
of money require their bolng bonded,
Is apparently causing consldurablo
commotion in tho Insurance business
generally.
Members of tho sennto havo boon
getting letters from their constituents
enclosing letters sent out by gonornl
ln3uranco ngoncics to their local rep
resentatives urging them to Bee their
local representatives and tell them tho
bill ought to bo killed.
Tests for New Capitol Foundation
Test barings have been Btarted on
tho state capitol grounds to determlno
the naturo of tho soil strata under
lying tho site on which the new build
ing, 400 feet square, will stand. Shafts
will be sunk at each of tho four cor
ners and also in tho center. They will
Go down until solid rock Is struck.
Samples of all materials found bo
low the surface, a rocord of and
the depth at which each is encoun
tered, will be kept by tho contractor,
who Is in charge of the work.
Revive Antl-Clgarette Bill
The house of representatives hns
raised tho untl-clgarotto bill from tho
dead and placed It on general file. Tho
lower branch turned down tho com
mittee's report for indefinite (post
ponement nnd by a vote or 57 to 37
put the bill on general lllo on motion
of Anderson of Hamilton, Introducer.
Tho Anderson measure repeals tho
lnw passed two years ago licensing
nalo of cigarettes and places stringent
prohibition against manufacture, salo
or giving uwny of cigarettes.
Salary Bills Get Through
Two bills raising salaries of ap
pointive Btato olllcers wero put
through, but oach had somo formid
able opposition. It required a call of
the house to secure two-thirds ma
jority for II. H. 401, allowing $2,500 a
year for deputy Btato attorney gonornl.
the same compensation for secretaries
to tho governor, railway commission
and board of control.
The other salary monsuro booBts
tho board of control members from
$3,000 a year to $3,500.
Abolish Supreme Court Commission
interpreting tho action of tho con
stitutional convention last year in
authorizing divisions in tho state
supreme court to facilitate work, as
an order to abolish tho court com
mission the .Nebraska state senate
votod in committee of tho whole to
Indefinitely postpone a bill by Senator
Bcobe to continue tho commission for
two more years, increaso their salar
ies to $5,000 each and provide them
with two stenographers ut $1,800 a
year oach.
Plan New Floh Hatcheries
Two now stuto fish pondB, one nenr
Peru to cost $2,000, and another In
Lincoln or Garden county, to coat $10,
000, havo boon approved by tho fish
and game committeo of tho houso.
Create Insurance Deficit Fund
With tho farmcrB voting almost
three to one the state hall Insurance
provision calling for a rovolvlng fund
of $100,000 to bo appropriated by tho
state, was adopted in tho houso.
Vote Against Tax Exemption
After devoting an entlro day to a
debato on S. P. CD to exempt from
taxation the capital stock of building
and loan associations, tho Btato sen
nto In committeo of tho wholo killed
the bill.
Boxing Bill Passes House
More than three to one majority
for the American Legion boxing bill
gave it a triumphant passago in lie
representative diet, This Is tho
strongest llnoup shown for tho mens
uro at any stago of Its consideration.
Report on State Flag Bill
The Williams bill for a stato flag
was favorably roportcd by tho com
mitt4o on miscellaneous subjects. It
nlso provides for a now Btato seal,
which will bo reproduced on tho flag,
along with tho goldoarod.
ni sh
Cutlcura Soap for the Complexion.
Nothing better thnn Cutlcura Soap
dally nnd Ointment now nnd then ns
needed to miike the complexion elenr,
scnlp clean nnd hands soft nnd white.
Add to this the fnscluntlng, fragrant
Cutlcuru Talcum and you have the
Cutlcura Toilet Trio. Adv.
Marquesans Are Dying.
Tho Mnrquosuns, we gathered over
coffee nnil cigars ut Nukuhlva, were
dying n.nl lly of consumption, Intro
duced In the form of Panama fever by
laborers returning from eannl construc
tion. The fever afterward developed
Into tho white plague by reason of the
natives' unresisting, If not acquiescent,
nature. And when nil were gone, what
then? Chinese,
The Chinese appear to bo the an
swer to most questions lit tho South
Pacific today. They come; It costs
them but $."0 to land; and after thnt
they grow mon Dleu, how they
grow! Hulph Stock In the National
Geographic Magazine.
FRECKLES
" Mow Is tho Time to Gat Rid of
Them Uglr Spots.
There'! no longor tho alttchteat need ot
feeling nnhnmpit of your frockles, as Othlna
double etrenttth la KUmanteeJ to remove
these homely aoto. . . ,
Simply Ret an ounce of Othtne double
strength from your drusiclst, and apply a
flttle of It night and morning and you
should soon soe that ecn the worst freckles
havo begun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. It Is seldom
that more than one ounce la needed to com
pletely clr.r the akin and gain a beautiful
clenr complexion.
II o sure to ask for the double strength
Othlne. an this la sold under guarantee of
money back if It falls to remove frecklos.
Proof Positive.
"I understand." remarked Mr. Calln
ban to his friend Mr. Casey, "that the
Judge fined ye $10 for nssaulfln' Cough
tin the other day."
"He dhl that." answered Mr. Casey,
"an' It was a proud moment, I'll tell
ye, whin I heard the slntlnce."
"How's that?"
"I'm thlnkln'," continued Mr. Casey,
"that It showed which one of us had
the best of the tight."
RUB OUT SORENESS
Spralnt, Backache With Old 8L Ja
cobs Oil.
Knelt hurt yon? Can't straighten up
without feeling sudden pnlns, shnrp
aches and twinges? Now, listen I That's
lumbago, sciatica, or maybe from u
strain, and you'll get blessed relief the
moment you rub your buck with sooth
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Ollr
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame
ness nnd stiffness so quickly. Vou
Blmply rub It on nnd out comes the
pnln. It Is perfectly harmless nnd
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Limber up! Don't suffer 1 (let
small trial bottle from nny drug store,
and nfter using It Just once you'll for
get that you ever hud backnche, lum
bugo or sciatica, boouuso your back
will never hurt or cause nny more mis
cry. 'It never disappoints nnd bus been
recommended for 00 years. Stop drug
ging kidneys I They don't cause back
nche, because they have no nerves,
therefore can not cause pain. Adv.
Then It Happened.
"1 wonder It you could?" mused the
Cheerful Idiot.
"Vou wonder If I could what?"
asked the Wise (luy. i
"Why, If you saw n beggar on
crutches, I wonder If you could say
that he has n lame excuse for beg
ging," replied the Cheerful Idiot.
.Minneapolis Journal.
A Feeling of Security
You naturally fed sccuro when you
know that tho 'medicino you arc nbout to
take is absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The fame standard of purity, strength
end excellence is maintained in every
bottle of Swamp-Root.
It is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
It is not a stimulant and is taken in
tcaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for everything.
It is nature's great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and blad
der troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. If you need a medicine, you should
have the best. On fcale at all drug stores
in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
Rtcat preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Ringliaratfln, N. Y., for a
sample bottle. When writing bo sure and
mention this paper. -Adv.
Costume.
"Discharged?" Inquired ono of the
stutuesques In the spectacular show.
"Yes," replied the other. "Tho stage
manager suys 1 overdressed. I wore
a dimple and a mole at tho same time."
Kill That Cold With
CASCARA L QUININE
FOR Kfe-iV AND
C.Ms. C.agk rOMV La Grlpp
Neglscted Colds are Dangerous
Thkw ao cfesacM. Keep this standard rsmedy bandy for Ike tnrt mnm
Breaks ap cold in 24 hours Rl!vs
Gripps in 3 days ExcUnt forHaadfichs
Qslnln Id this form does not affect th baad Cascara Is tost Teals
Laxativs No Oplats In Hill's.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
A Nervous Wreck
Following LaGripp
KlrVsvillf, Mo. "I had a fiovc.re cass
of the la ftrippo and did not ret alone well
niicmani! it Icit torn
weak ana a nervous
wrnck. I could not da
I I law vfSZl t nnvtlilnrr. I rnt on
this wny for eomo tlmo,
just could not eet back
my health. I took
mnny medicines but
without results. At
(last I began taking
J Or. Pierce a Favorit
I Prescription and it
?. soon built mo ur and
ravu mo fltrrngth nnd I felt llko n different
pcrmm. Women who wnnt n Rood miKliclno
will find it in 'Fnvorito Prcwription."'
MHS. A. SIIAIN. 402 W. Illinois St,
' Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
contains no nlcohol or narcotic, nnd i
sold by nil good druggifits in botli fluid
nnd tablet form. Send ten cents to
Dr. Pierce's Invnlids' Hotel in Buffalo,
N. Y., (or a trial packuge of tablets.
Of No Further Ugo.
Sploshklns wauled to sell his horse,
so prevailed on the local dealer to
cofsie anil see the uulmul.
"That's a good horse. Mr. Taylor,"
Sploshklns said to the dealer. "It cost
mo $500, hut you can have It for
$250."
The dealer gasped.
"That's rather a big reduction. Mr.
Sploshklns, Isn't It?" he asked.
"Well." Sploshklns udmllled, "the
fncl Is It bolted one duy nnd killed my
poor wife, nnd now I've got no further
ut-o for It I" London Tlt-Hlts.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How to Get Quick Relief from'
Head-Colds. It's Splendldl
In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, tho air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, 'snuttllng,
blowing, headache, dryness. No strug
gling for breath nt night; your cold
or catarrh will be gone.
(let n suinll bottle of Kly's Crenra
Buliii from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing crenm In your nostrils. It pen
etrates through every nlr passage of
the head, soothes the Inflamed or
swollen miicojs membrane and relief
conies Instantly.
It's Just line. Don't stay stuff cd-np
with a cold or nasty catarrh. Relief
comes so quickly. Adv.
Telephones on Public Works.
A complete automatic telephone sys
tem, with 101 stations and 1,227 miles
of lino, Is to' bo built for tho sole pur
pose of communication between the
dams and hydraulic works now under
construction by the War department
along the Ohio river, says Popular Me
chunlcs Magazine. There are 1112 of
these ihims, designed to maintain nine
feet of water.
WOMEN! USE "DIAMOND DYES"
Dye Old Skirts, Dresses, Waists,
Coats, Stockings, Draperies
Everything.
Each packnge of "Dlnraond Dyes"
contains easy directions for dyeing any
article of wool, silk, cotton, linen, of
mixed goods. Howard Poor dye
streaks, spots, fades, and ruins mnte
rlal by giving It u "dyed-look." Kuy
"Dlnmond Dyes" only. Druggist has
Color Card. Adv.
Militant Honesty.
"Have you lost faith In baseball
players?"
"Certainly not," replied tho gonial
old geutlemnn. "A crowd of young
sters persuaded me to tunplru a game
the other day on a vacant lot nnd
their sincerity was so great I wns
lucky to escape with my life." Klr
mliiKhnm Age-Herald.
Fresh, sweet, white, dainty clothes
for baby, if you use Red Cross Kail
Hlue. Never streaks or Injures them.
All good grocers sell It, Cc a package.
Not for Him.
"Then you don't like alligator
pears."
"Naw, let the nlllgntors eat 'enx.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
KILL RATS TODAY
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Anu and WatortoRS ths rrlpst knows curUn
of dUwuo. Thf y dottror both food nnd propertr.
Steams' Hlootrio fasto forws tbesu pesu to m
f mm the building for water and fresh lr.
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