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LTHE NEWS IN BRIEF
The Montana state senate indefinite
ly postponed the womans suffrage
amendment
James J Corbett sent 2500 to Al
Smith in New York as a forfeit for a
match with JeffriesT
It is expected the next automobile
race for the James Gordon Bennett
cup will be held in Ireland
Fire in Brown Brothers house fur
nishing goods store Cleveland O did
damage estimated at 100000
Goubet the French Inventor of the
submarine torpedo boat has develop
ed insanity and hoe been placed In an
asylum
George C Perkins was formally
elected United States senator at Sac
ramento Cal in joint meeting of the
legislature
Finance Minister Witt of Russia
has decided to reduce the yearly tax
on foreign commercial travelers from
325 to 100
United States Senator John C
Spooner was the unanimous choice for
re election in the joint senatorial cau
cus of the Wisconsin legislature
The workhouse board of Toledo O
has issued an order setting at liberty
all prisoners held for stealing coal
from the railway yards and tracks
General Frederick D Grant left
Washington to resume his duties as
commander of the department of Tex
as He paid his respects to the pres
ident before his departure
Orders have been received at Chi
nese bureau of special regulations for
the admission of Chinese during the
St Louis exposition which have been
drafted by the secretary of the treas
ury at Washington
The lawyers representing the coal
operators and the miners at Philadel
phia have drafted a bill limiting ages
for children to work in coal mines
and factories The ages of boys per-
mitted to work in mines is raised from
14 to 16 years in the breakers from
12 to 14
Contracts have been let by the Long
mont Beet Sugar company for the con
struction of a beet sugar factory at
Longmont Colo that will cost over a
million dollars The plant will have
a capacity of 1200 tons daily and is
to be ready to begin grinding beets
October 1 next
A man who refused to disclose his
identity called on the city chamber
lain of New York and handed him five
1000 bills The stranger said he
had been troubled mentally for some
time for a financial indebtedness to
the city The money was credited to
the conscience fund
The New River coal operators of
Charleston W Va decided to ad
vance the wages of their employes
The advance decided upon grants an
increase of 5 cents in mining rates
per ton a 20 per cent advance for the
day inside men and 10 per cent for
the duty outside men including coke
men
The national board of trade at its
meeting in Washington elected the fol
lowing officers Blanchard Randall
Baltimore president re elected B A
Eckhart Chicago first vice president
W P Kennett St Louis second vice
president and W R Tucker Phila
delhpia secretary and treasurer re
elected
At a caucus of republican members
of the Utah legislature Reed Smoot of
Provo an apostle in the Mormon
church was chosen as the republican
nominee for United States senator to
succeed Senator Joseph L Rawlins
whose term of office will expire
March 3 next This nomination is
equivalent to an election
At Berlin the reichstag by a vote
of 143 to 70 adopted the tariff com
mittees resolution asking the gov
ernment to consider whether it is not
in the interest of the nation to place
a different duty on refined petroleum
as against crude in order to establish
a national refining industry The res
olution is directed against the Stan
dard Oil company
The committee of the United Chris
tian party has issued a call for a con
vention at Rock Island 111 May 21
for the purpose of discussing the rec
ommendation of candidates for presi
dent and vice president of the United
States who shall stand for the prac
tical application of the golden rule
in government and the righteous en
forcement of the principles of the in
itiative and the referendum
A bill appropriating 500000 for
the Lewis and Clark exposition to
be held in Portland in 1905 was intro
duced in the Oregon senate Fifty
thousand of this amount is to be used
for an Oregon exhibit at the St Louis
exposition
Rev Dr John Proctor who comes
from London as the representative of
the master general of the Dominican
crder to inspect the Dominican house
in California arrived In New York
from Liverpool He will visit cities
In other states unofficially
THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE
A Synopsis of Proceedings in Both Branches
of the Twenty Eighth General
Assembly
SENATE
In the senate on the 14th among the
ills Introduced were the following To
provide for the payment of fees to the
commissioners of public lands and build
ings In certain cases Memorializing con
gress to establish the true military status
Of the first Nebraska militia To author
ise and require counties precincts town
ships of towns- cities vlllagcsand school
districts to compromise their Indebted
ness and Issue bonds To define condi
tions of child treatment and to prescribe
methods for the protection disposition
and supervision of independent neglect
ed cruelly or Ill treated children and to
provide punishment for violation of this
act and defining childrens aid societies
institutions jurisdiction parents guard
ians place of safety Authorizing the
preparation of an official statute to make
it ndmissable In evidence and for the
purchase of a supply thereof by the state
And arranging for the publication of 2000
sets of two volumes each the state to
pay the sum of 9 per set and to author
ize J E Cobbey to prepare and publish
them without cost to the state A Joint
resolution was Introduced by Senator
Hall of Douglas proposing amendments
to sections 2 6 and 13 of article 4 en
titled The judicial department of the
constitution of the state of Nebraska
and providing for publishing the same
and for submitting them to the electors
of the state for approval or rejection
This resolution amends the clause in sec
tion 2 article 6 relating to the number
of supreme judges and defining a
Quorum It strikes out the number of
judges and leaves it to the discretion of
the legislature They can appoint any
number they may see fit It changes the
method of selection of the chief justice
set forth In section 6 article 6 and re
quires his selection by lot In place of
tenure of office It also amends section
13 article 6 which states the salary su
preme Judges are to receive and leaves
the salary to be decided upon by the
legislature
Senator Hall of Douglas presided during
the morning session of the senate on the
15th Pembertcn of Gage read a bid from
Dora Bachelor to furnish the senate with
daily Journals for 300 for the entire ses
sion and she was awarded the contract
The committee on municipal affairs at a
meeting decided to report favorably on
senate file No 1 In regard to the pur
chase of the Omaha waterworks Intro
duced by Howell of Douglas These bills
among others were Introduced To au
thorize the boards of county commission
ers or supervisors to make contracts for
the construction and reparation of
bridges empowering county commission
ers to use their own judgment whether
to contract work or purchase material
and employ labor changes two thirds of
the levy of the current year to S3 per cent
before contract is let To provide for a
landlords lien upon all crops grown upon
leased premises and upon any other per
sonal property of the tenant which has
been used on the premises during the
term of the lease S P 44 by Anderson
of Saline Act to provide for official seals
of county treasurers to provide for the
gathering compilation and ouhlicatlnn of
agricultural and industrial statistics pro
viding penalties and repealing section 7
chapter xxxixb Compiled Statutes en
titled Industrial Statistics and amend
ing section 72 chapter lxxvii Compiled
Statutes entitled Revenue
When the senate opened on the 16th
Mr Hasty offered the following I
move that the committee on revenue be
Instructed to formulate a bill covering
the assessment and collection of all
taxes to be brought in not later than
February 16 The motion was amended
instructing the committee to recommend
a bill Considerable oratory ensued after
which the resolution was tabled Pri
vate Secretary Allen brought a com
munication from the governor asking
confirmation of the appointment of a
warden at the penitentiary Hall of
Douglas moved to Instruct the commit
tee on printing to have the messages of
the two governors printed for the use
of the house and senate A motion was
carried to have the committee confer
with the committee from the house Hail
of Douglas moved that a request be sent
to the governor for the Torrens land
tax commission and his recommenda
tion was carried Bills were introduced
To provide a Hen for labor performed
for the erection reparation or removal
of any house To establish junior nor
mal schools and to provide for the main
tenance of same Three to be established
in districts of Alliance McCook and
Valentine Fixing the liability of sub
scribers for subscriptions to any news
paper magazine or other printed period
ical
SENATE
Roll call showed all present in the
senate on the 19th when it reconvened
from Fridays adjournment President
Harrison temporarily left the chair and
offered the following resolution Re
solved That the revenue committee for
the senate be and is hereby directed to
hold Itself in readiness to confer with
and act In conjunction with any com
mittee designated by the house of rep
resentatives to act in a similar capacity
to the end that such joint committee
so constituted may without delay take
under consideration all measures sub
mitted to it by either house looking to
tffectlve amendments to the present law
or the entire revision of our revenue
system and shall after due delibera
tion promptly report to the respective
branches of the legislature of which it
is a part recommending for passage such
measure or measures as in ils wisdom
will bring about the desired result The
resolution went over one day The chief
clerk of the house brought a communi
cation that the house had concurred with
the senate In regard to printing the mes
sages of the two governors He brought
with him H Rs Nos 22 and 160 and
these were read a first time The sen
ate went into executive session and con
firmed the appointment of A V Cole
ns commander of the Grand Island Sol
diers home appointed by the governor
g Fs Nos 51 to 56 were read a second
time
HOUSE
In the house on the 14th a large number
of bills were Introduced among them be
ing the following A bill for an act to
protect the public health to prevent the
Spread of contagious and infectious dis
eases and to this end to confer sanitary
authority upon and to define the powers
and duties of state board of health and
of the secretaries thereof to provide for
the appointment and compensation of a
state health inspector to authorize es
tablishment maintenance and enforce
ment of quarantine rules and regulations
to require local officers to make timely
reports of the existence of certain dis
eases to make an appropriation for
salaries and expenses and to provide for
presecutlon and to fix penalties for the
violation of the provisions of this act
Authorizing courts of record county
courts or courts of probate in the state
of Nebraska to appoint as administrator
executor guardian or curator of the es
tate of any deceased person infant In
sane person idiot spendthrift or habu
ual drunkard or as trustee for any con
vict In the penitentiary or as receiver
In any legal proceedings any savings
bank of the state of Nebraska A bill for
an act to compel railroad companies In
Nebraska to afford equal facilities with
out favoritism or discrimination to all
persons and associations erecting or op
erating grain elevators and handling or
shipping grain or other produce and to
provide penalties of 1000 fine for the vio
lation thereof and to amend sections 1
and 4 of article 5 of nhapter 72 com
piled statutes of Nebraska and repeal
said original sections To provide the
payment of incidental expenses incurred
during the twenty eighth session of the
legislature of the state of Nebraska
Carries appropriation of 48000 A bill
for the rebuilding of the Norfolk esylum
a bill for the building of a fire proof wing
to the Hastings asylum a bill for the
building of a library building at the state
normal school at Peru a bill to adminis
ter the coup de grace to the elevator
monopoly by requiring railroads to fur
nish elevator facilities to all applicants
a bill to create the office of county
auditor and a number of bills for tne
collection of delinquent taxes and the
perfecting of tax titles
Immediately after the house convened
on the 15th Sears of Burt called up his
resolution of the previous day that no
building appropriation bill should pass be
fore the enactment of a revenue law He
made a speech In Its support and moved
its adoption After considerable discus
sion It was moved and carried that the
resolution go over to Friday becoming
special order for that day Bills from 61
to 85 were given their second reading and
referred to committees and thirty nine
new ones were introduced among them
the following An act providing for the
taxation of telephone and express com
panies requiring- an annual statement to
the state auditor of value of stocks and
bends and all personal and real property
and empowering the auditor to demand
any other information imposing a fine of
100 per day for delay of statement pro
vides for valuation by state board of
equalization An act to amend section 12
article 1 chapter ii Compiled Statutes
making it mandatory on county boards
to pay county agricultural societies by
warrant on general fund not exceeding 3
cents per capita in county Act provid
ing for making six wells in the state of
Nebraska for the purpose of determining
whether petroleum coal or gas exists and
can be gotten in paying quantities and
appropriating the sum of 30000 or so
much thereof as necessary wells to be
located at Chadron Lexington Culbert
son Columbus Ponca and Omaha Act
to authorize the organization of mutual
insurance companies for protection of do
mestic live stock An act providing for
deputy county superintendents and fix
ing their duties and compensation by
county commissioners not to exceed two
thirds the salary of county superintend
ent Act to establish junior normal
schools and appropriate 1S000 providing
that three of these of these schools shall
Be at Alliance McCook and Valentine
An act to authorize the preparation of an
official statute to make it admissible in
evidence and for the purchase of a sup
ply thereof by the state and appropriat
ing 18000
The house on the 16th presented the
request of the Lincoln Commercial club
for the use of representative hall the
afternoon and evening of January 22
when a public reception is to be tendered
to D E Thompson prior to his depart
ure for Brazil The request was granted
Sears of Burt called up his resolution
to prohibit public building bills from
ccmlng to a third reading prior to the
passage of a revenue measure Mem
mlnger of Madison moved to amend by
excepting from the purview of the reso
lution repairs and rebuilding of public
Buildings The speaker ruled the amend
ment out of order until the motion of
Sweezy of Webster to refer to the ju
diciary committee had first been disposed
of On the motion to refer Sears de
manded the yeas and nays The vote re
sulted Yeas 7 nays 6 The question
then recurred to the Memminger amend
ment which was lost by a rising vote
of 42 ayes and 43 nays On the adoption
of the resolution Sears demanded a roll
call The vote resulted Ayes 78 nays
17 The speaker announced that the res
olution had been adopted adding The
resolution changes a standing rule of
the house Hereafter therefore the or
der will be Bills on third reading ex
cept bills carrying an appropriation for
public buildings These were among
the bills introduced To appropriate to
the use and benefit of the University of
Nebraska the moneys known as the
agricultural experiment station fund
also the fund arising under the act of
congress of August 30 1890 commonly
known as the Morrill fund and also
the fund known as the university cash
fund carrying appropriations of 30000
30000 and S5000 respectively against
the funds named Emergency clause To
provide a department In one of the hos
pitals for the insane providing for the
detention and treatment and parole of
dipsomaniacs Inebriates end those ad
dicted to the excessive use of narcotics
To provide for the gathering compilation
and publication of agricultural and In
dustrial statistics Appropriating the eum
of 50000 or so much thereof as Is
necessary for the establishment and
operation of experimental stations In
Hitchcock and Keith counties
Barely a quorum was present In the
house when It was caled to order on
the 19th Douglas of Rock Called up his
resolution of Friday providing for the
election by the house of a committee of
seven to draft and introduce a revenue
bill within fifteen days He amended
it so as to give the speaker the power
of appointing this committee to act
Jointly with a like committee from tho
senate Seventeen new bills were intro
duced and rolls from 123 to 145 read for
the second time Among bills Introduced
were tho following To repeal law pro
viding for sheriffs fees In misdemeanor
cases For the third Tuesday in Jan
uary for annual meeting of the State
Horticultural society To provide for the
appointment of judges and clerks of
election by the county clerk Instead of
the district court To establish an ex
perimental station at or near North
Platte and appropriate 10000
NOTES
A Lincoln correspondent of the Bee
says The result of todays proceed
ings serves to substantiate the theory
that revenue leglsltalon will not be
Ignored at this session Leading ex
ponents of this policy in the house are
well satisfied and even enthusiastic in
some cases over the progress of affairs
and give evidence of a firm belief that
their idea wil achieve complete success
The Introduction of the Douglas resolu
tion is highly gratifying to Mr Sears
and his friends Sears said today I
am glad Douglas Introduced the reso
lution If he or someone else had not
I would have done so myself for I con
sider that the proper way to get at the
matter I regard the resolution there
fore as in direct line with my efforts
Attorney Baldwin of the Union Pacific
discussing railroad taxation said We
do not say we are paying as much city
taxes proportionately in the city of
Omaha as other individuals or concerns
We are actualy paying less but as a
matter of fact that is right Wo are
paying all we ought to pay It would
manifestly be wrong to make our city
taxes in Omaha equal in rate to other
taxpayers Omaha Is not entitled to as
sess for local taxation the terminals
within the city limits at their full cash
value
Both houses adjourned from Friday un
til Monday The second week was an
extremely busy one and the third is ex
pected to be still more so A great deal
of real work already has been done and
the foundation laid for a long steady
grind In the house 143 bills have been
Introduced and In the senate fifty six
These measures many of them havo
been given their second reading and
are being placed In the hands of the
committees which will get down to
work immediately and soon have some
of the bills back in the houses where
they originates for further disposition
Regarding revenue legislation Speaker
Mockett said I have no doubt that
the necessary legislation will be enacted
along this line I think there is no dis
position or desire to shirk this or any
other duty But I am of the opinion
that our greatest need in the line of
amending our revenue laws lies in the
matter of providing adequate means of
enforcing our present statutes I do not
know why this would not meet the de
mands fully and satisfactorily I am of
the impression that our revenue laws
at present are not so bad as some
might imagine and I believe the greater
number of thoe people who are familiar
with these laws will agree with me
when I say that we need a better en
forcing clause and not a completely new
set of revenue statutes There may be
some revisions that could with profit be
made I do not care to speak finally as
to that
John Wall chief clerk of the house
is confined to his room by illness and
it is feared it may be protracted If so
it brings up a question of a serious na
ture with reference to the work of the
house The chief clerk is the man who
signs the bills in the house and it is
not just clear in case of his physicial
inability to perform this duty what dis
position would be made Whether the
law would permit the first assistant
chief clerk to sign in place of the chief
clerk does not seem definitely settled
An opinion from Attorney General Prout
will be asked in case the emergency
arises
Old members of the legislature and
veterans of the lobbies who have watch
ed the workings of many Nebraska leg
islatures say none ever showed greater
business symptoms at the outset than
the present one Apparently there is no
disposition on the part of any to pro
long and put off what can be done
now but the prevailing sentiment evi
dently is to facilitate the machinery of
lawmaking to every possible degree
Fusionlst membership consists of
twenty four in the house and four in the
senate
Senate file No 1 by Howell of Douglas
has been approved by the senate as a
committee of the whole and ordered
engrossed for a third reading This is a
bill to compel the city council of Omaha
to purchase the water works plant of
that city
Another revenue resolution has been
introduced by Harrison of Hall county
It provides that the revenue committee
of the senate hold itself in readiness to
confer with a committee that may or
had been appointed by the house on
any revenue measure that may come be
fore it The object of the resolution is
to prevent the house and senate from
working along different lines
A Fifty Foot Calendar
N W Ayer Son the Philadelphia
advertising agents who have a na
tional reputation for keeping ever
lastingly at it believe in sticking to
a good thing when they have one For
instance their calendar for 1903 fol
lows the design used for several years
past but with new coloring And in
truth it would be hard to improve
upon their design the dates are
plainly readable at fifty feet yet the
calendar is not unpleasantly con
spicuous it Is artistic simple and use
ful and it is not surprising that it
has become so popular an adjunct to
business offices that the supply nevei
equals the demand While they last
one will be mailed to any address foi
25 cents which barely covers cost and
postage
NEBRASKA IN BRIEF
For a time Mead was equarely up
against a coal famine
Failure is announced of the grocery
tore of C S BIcknell of Table Rock
Two soldiers deserters from Fort
Robinson were arrested by the sheriff
of Custer county
Saunders county has decided to hold
a fair next fall and has elected offi
cers accordingly
Frank Reddy of Fremont fell twen
ty feet from a telephone pole but was
not seriously injured
There are twelve free delivery routes
In York county and several that come
from adjoining counties
James Connely and James Freeman
two prisoners awaiting trial on the
charge of robbery dug out of the
county jail at Schuyler and made their
escape
The livery barn of George Hannah
Son Stratton was destroyed by fire
consuming grain implements buggies
stable and livery horses
Governor Mickey has announced the
appointment of Captain J H Culver
of Milford an adjutant general of the
Nebraska National Guard to succeed
General L W Colby of Beatrice
The Increase in wages to the en
gineers of the Chicago Rock Island
Pacific railway which is to take ef
fect February 1 will make a difference
in the payroll at Fairbury of nearly
1500
The trial at Chadron of James
Walker who was charged with the
murder on November 22 last of Has
ten Broadus a gambler in the saloon
of Reed Shorey in Crawford result
ed in his acquittal
Several business men and quite a
party of farmers who recently sold out
in Gage county leave soon for Asher
a new town in south Pottawattamie
county Oklahoma where they will go
into business or have purchased land
In a published statement setting
forth reasons for consolidation with
the Fairmont creamery officials of the
South Platte creamery assert that the
South Platte creamery has paid out in
the past fourteen years to its patrons
and employes over 2000000
A team belonging to Will OBrien
was stolen from the hitching rack in
Friend while the owner was at an en
tertainment One of the horses was a
sorrel mare with white face and wire
cut on left knee also on left front
foot weight 900 pounds The other
was a bay horse with a slit in each
ear weight about 1000 pounds
F M Pollard manager of the Ne
hawka fruit farm reports the ship
ment this year of thirty three cars of
apples They have also worked up
from 18000 to 20000 bushels of apples
into cider making something over
50000 gallons They have on hand
8500 gallons of cider which they will
convert into vinegar in the spring
Mrs Peter Johnson of Elm Creek
left home with another man Lee
Smith by name who hails from Colo
rado He husked corn for Johnson
last fall They drove from Elm Creek
to Overton to take the train for Den
ver but were apprehended She re
turned home on the condition that
Smith should be released which was
done
At a mass meeting of the repre
sentative citizens of Hastings held in
the courthouse it was decided to in
struct the mayor and city council to
accept Mr Carnegies offer of 15000
for the erection of a public library
and the mayor and council were au
thorized to levy a 2 mill tax to raise
the sum of 1500 annually for the
maintenance of the public library
J E Nance who lives about ten
miles southwest of Adams committed
suicide in a horrible manner He
went into the smoke house where
was kept coal oil and poured the fluid
over his head and clothing and then
set fire to the oil He rushed out of
the smoke house all aflame and ran
across a cornfield until he dropped
dead in a ditch
Deputy Labor Commissioner Basseti
has received a letter from Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson notifying him
that W D Collyer United States in-
spector of dairy export has been as
signed to attend the meeting of the
dairy association in Lincoln February
22 23 The presence of Mr Collyer it
is said will lend much interest to the
meeting and he will be asked to judge
the exhibits
Frank Baird who was arrested a
few days ago for robbery near Bursay
Iowa formerly lived in Plattsmouth
He is an ex convict having gone to
Fort Madison Iowa in 1894 for two
and a half years for counterfeiting
Before returning to Iowa it is said
that he shipped his household goods
to Creston and then set fire to the
building he rented and collected S500
insurance on his household goods
A rumor is current in Beatrice that
the Union Pacific is considering the
advisability of moving its shops from
Beatrice to Marysville Kan The re
port however is not confirmed by of
ficials of the road
Joseph Tschauner sr was killed at
the approach of the Platte river bridge
at Osceola He was coming honxe from
Columbus and one of his horses be
ing slower than the other on going
up the approach the wheel struck one
of the rails and Mr Tschauner was
thrown out and instantly killed I
There Is a woman in New Jersey
r
who needs disciplining at tho hands
of her outraged sex When sho found
a good servant maid determined to
gct married she gave up her handsome
house to the bride for tho wedding
festivities even to a brilliant recep
tion This encouragement of the
shortage of an already slender crop of
the servant girl supply by tho blight
ing Influence of matrimony is a seri
ous phase of tho all shadowing domes
tic evil of tho day
PREVENTS SMALLPOX
Alabastino will not cure smallpox
and other contagious diseases onco
they havo fastened their deadly grip
upon their victims It will do much
however toward preventing their
spread
It is a well recognized fact that cer
tain wall coatings do much to harbor
disease germs and propagate same
that of all coverings wall paper
Itho most likely to hold tho germs of
disease for months and years
There are well authenticated cases
where smallpox scarlet fever and other
rgerms have lain dormant for years
and havo attacked persons afterward
rwhen the paper was removed
Kalsomlnes stuck on the wall with
decaying glue are not much better
than wall paper with its vegetable
paste
Alabastine is recommended gener
ally by sanitarians as a coating for
walls in any style of work as It is
perfectly Banitary is in the nature of
a disinfectant presents a perfectly
hard surface is manufactured frons
a cement base and does not furnish a
lodgment ground for disease germs
Years ago these matters received
but little attention but modern scien
tists becoming appalled at the spread
of the dread disease smallpox and
the difficulty in stamping it out have
fgono to investigating causes and un
hesitatingly say that improper wall
boatings have very much to do with
thiB
Alabastine is recommended to be
nsed on all Infected walls to destroy
germs and to get walls onco more in-
healthy condition
When a woman sues to recover for
breach of promise and receives a ver
dict of six cents she realizes the worth
lessness of love
Beware of uintmcnta tor Catarrh
Contaln Mercury
As mercury will surely destroy tho sense of
smell and completely derange tho whole system
when entering it through tho mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians as the
damage they will do is tenfold to tho good you
can possibly derive from them Halls Cutarrb
Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co
Toledo O contains no mercury and Is taken
internally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of tho system In buying
Halls Catarrh Curo be sure you get the genuine
It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio
by P J Cheney Co Testimonials ree Sola
by Druggists price 75c per bottle
Halls Family Pills aro tho best
The Kentucky man Thats nothing
Why down in my country there are
often more voters than men andi
women put together
The Almanac
The druggists havo already been
supplied with Peruna almanacs There
is sure to he a great demand for these
almanacs on account of the articles on
astrology which they contain The
subject of astrology is a very attrac
tive one to most people The articles
on astrology in the Peruna almanac
have been furnished by a very com
petent astrologist and the mental
characteristics of each sign is given
constituting almost a complete horo
scope A list of questions and answers
on astrology sent free upon request
There will be a great rush for these
books Ask your druggist for one
early before they are all gone
Fine feathers make fine birds but
without the feathers no one would
care to harbor them
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Are you entirely satisfied -with
the goods you buy and with the
prices that you pay
Over 2000000 people are trading with
us and getting their goods at -wholesale
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OurlOOO paee catalogue trill be sent
on receipt of 15 centr It tells tho story
CHICAGO
The house that tells the truth
ESCAPED
FARM
When I bouebt
ray last FARM
WAGON it was
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with paint that soon washed off and the Maple
axles and bolsters the Cottonwood box and Elm
bubs ESCAPED my notice
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100 REWARD
to any man who can fool me again My next Farm
Waeon will be the NEW TIFFIN for it is an
HONEST wagon in every particular is made o
Hickory Oak and Poplar and in material con
struction and finish is not excelled by any other
wagon on earth If your dealer dos not handle
it make him do so or write to THE TIFFIN
WAGON CO at TIFFIN OHIO and thej
will let you know where the nearest azent is
Yours truly SUBSCRIBER-
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