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PE-RU-NA MADE KNIFE UNNECESSARY.
MUS. EVA 1UTITHO, 13.1 East 12th
St, Now York City, N. Y., writes:
"I suffered for thrco yenn with leu
corrhea nnd ulceration of tho womb.
The doctor advocated an operation
which I dreaded very much, and strong
ly objected to go under it. Now I am
n changed woman, l'ernna cured me;
it took nino bottles, but 1 felt so much
improved I kept taking it, as I dreaded
nn operation so much. I am to-day in
perfect health and have not felt so well
for fifteen years." Mrs. Kva Hartho.
Mrs. Senator Roach, of Larl
more, N. Dak.; Mrs. Senator War
ren, of Cheyenne, Wyo.f Bclva
Lockwood and Mrs. General Long
street, of Washington, D. C, arc
among the prominent ladles who
indorse Peruna.
Miss Ilclcn Kolof, Kaukaua, Wis.,
rrritcs:
"Several times during the past two
years or more my system has been
greatly in need of a tonic, and at thoso
times Peruna has been of great help In
building up the system, restoring my
appetite and securing restful bleep."
Helen Itolof.
Miss Muriel Armitage, 30 Greenwood
Ave., Detroit, Mich., District Organizer
of tho Koyal Templars of Temperance,
writes as follows:
"I suffered for five years with uterine
irregularities, which brought on hys
teria and made mo a physical wreck. I
tried doctors from the different schools
of medicine, but without any perceptible
chango in ray condition. In my despair
I called on an old nurse, who advised
mo to try Peruna, and promised good
results if I would persist nnd take It
regularly. I kept this up for six months,
and steadily gained strength and
health, and when I had used fifteen
bottles I considered mvsclf entirely
cured. I ara a grateful, happy woman
to-day." Miss Muriel Armitage.
Miss Lucy M. Klley, 33 Davenport St,
Cleveland, Ohio, writes: ..
"I wish to add my indorsement to
thousands of other women who have
been cured through tho use of Peruna.
I Buffered for five years with severe
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backache, and when weary or worried
in the least 1 had prolonged headache,
I am now in perfect health, enjoy lifo
and have neither an ncho or pain,
thanks to Peruna." Lucy M. ItUcy.
It is no longer a question as to whether
Peruna can be relied on to cure all such
cases. During the many years in which
Peruna has been put to tost in all forms
and stages of acute and chronic catarrh
no one year has put this remedy to
greater test than the past year.
If all the women who are suffering
with nny form of female weakness
would write to Dr. Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio, and givo him a completo descrip
tion of their symptoms and tho peculi
arities of their troubles, ho will imme
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for treatment, free of charge.
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The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
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THE OTATE IN DRIEF.
Crop prospects in tho vicinity of
Lawrence woro never better.
llcprcsontatlvo business mon of
Humboldt have orgnnfcoil a commer
cial club.
Georgo Prashor, an old and respect
ed citizen of lluffalo county, died at
his homo nonr Illvcrdaie.
Charles Seamen of Seward was se
verely Injured by tho heavy wheols of
an lco wagon running ovor one of hla
thighs. Ho was attempting to stop
tho runaway team.
Tho business men of Scwnrd lmvo
received tho information that tho
trainmen of the Burlington railroad
will celebrate tho Fourth of July at
"Fair Place," tho beautiful, Bhatly fnir
grounds of Seward county.
The rural mall route out of Calla
way will bo put Into effect June 15.
Tho boxes are already being put in
place. This Is tho first routo In that
section of tho country, and tho farm
ers In the outlying districts feel grate
ful for tho advantage offered by this
route.
Tho filing of tho will of Patrick
Manlon, who lived In South Omaha,
has brought to light the fact that In
stead of being a penniless nnd forlorn
old man, as ho wns supposed to be,
Mr. Manlon was possessed of money
nnd real estate to tho value of inoro
than ?100,000.
Edgar Evans, formerly of Jackson
county, Kansas, now undor nrrest nt
Falls City, will bo taken back to tho
Sunflower state to nnswer to tho
chargo of statutory assault filed by
Nellie Soegoet, -who claims to bo 17
years of age. Requisition was hon
ored by Governor Mickey.
Mrs. II. O. Knox of Lincoln wns
prostrated by a bolt of lightning which
struck a telephone polo just back of
her house. The Knox fnmlly was
gathered around tho supper table when
tho lightning struck. All tho members
of tho fnmlly wore shocked, but none
so seriously as Mrs. Knox.
J. H. Miles of Falls City was In Lin
coln consulting tho Burlington engln
eers about taking tho kinks out of the
Nemaha river. Ho has planned to
strengthen tho channel for thirteen
and a half miles below Humboldt, and
ho declares that this will protect vnl-'
uablo property from overflow.
Following Is tho mortgage report for
Gago county for tho month of May:
Number of farm mortgages filed 2D,
amount $G3,057; number of farm mort
gages released, 3G, amount $57,774;
number of city mortgages filed, 17,
amount $8,840; number of city mort
gages released, 33, amount $19,897.
Word has reached Auburn of tho
death of Cyrus M. Kauffman of Drown
vllle. He died at Tippecanoe, Ind.,
where ho had been on nn extended
visit. His remains will be brougr, to
Drownvllle for interment. The deceas
ed was about 75 years of age, and was
one of tho old settlers of tho county.
The United States civil service com
mission announces an examination In
Omaha on June 29-30 to secure ellgl
bles from which to make certification
to fill at least two vacancies In tho po
sition of medical Interne in the gov
ernment hospital for tho Insane,
Washington, D. C, at $C00 per annum
each.
All the offices at tho state capltol
wero closed for a few hours as a mark
of respect to H. A. Babcock, deputy
state treasurer, who died Sunday. Tho
funeral services, which wero held at
tho residence, were conducted by the
Rev. H. C. Swearlngen of tho First
Presbyterian church. Tho active pall
bearers were all members of the Wis
consln regiment In which Mr. Bab
cock served during tho civil war.
Tho following mortgages were filed
and released in Sarpy county during
tho month of May: Farm mortgages
filed, 3, amounting to $105; released,
7, amounting to $8,Q42; town mort
gages filed, 2, amounting to $800; re
leased, 5, amounting to $4,028; chattel
mortgages filed, 14, amounting to $1,
381; released, 0, amounting to $1,070.
How much Is the sense of smell
worth? Philander G. Loso estimates
his at $15,10G.50, and sues Lancaster
county for that amount. Last October
while driving over a slippery brjge
Loso received a fall, in which tho low
er part of his noso and his upper lip
were cut off. Since then ho hns lost
the sense of smell.
Washington dispatch: The secreta
ry of war has decided against the prop
osition to make Omaha headquarters
for tho signal corps of tho army. This
statement was made today by General
Chaffee, chief of staff. For some time
past both General Chaffee and Gen
eral Greeley have planned to reoccupy
old Fort Omaha by. establishing the
headquarters of tho corps there, as
well as the training school for this
branch of the service.
L. B. May, lately of Camp Nelson,
K. Y has been appointed to succeed
Major Dow as superintendent of the
national cemetery, located at Fort Mc
Pherson. Major Dow goes to Spring
field, 111.
A horso belonging to James Colli
gan, a farmer living six miles from
North Bend, was stolon last week. By
a judicious uso of tho county tele
phones tho thief and horse were track
ed across the country, and when the
man arrived in -that town the village
marshal was waiting for him and
placed him under arrest.
DISCUSGE3 THE REVENUE LAW,
Business Remedy and Not n Rctalla
tory Measure.
LINCOLN. Tho railroads of Ne
braska found an eloquent defender In
V G. Sears, ono of tho authors of tho
nuw revonuo law. Iloforo tho statu
board of equalization ho declared that
tho rovonuo law was n business and
not a retaliatory piece of legislation.
If farm property had been -Increased
It was not juat to rnlso tho railroad
nsaossniont for thnt reason nlone. Ho
asserted that farm proporty ought to
bo raised, and that tho author. of tho
bill had this object In view. Ho main
tained that year nftor year the rail
roads had paid taxes In cash, whllo
others had not. He said tho stock and
bond theory of rallrond assessment
seemed good, but tho Btate board
would hao to look out for tho In
flated values of stocks and bonds. Ho
oald tho Chicago, Mlnncapolln & St,
Paul rond in his neighborhood had
been built at an expense of $10,000 n,
mile. It had been bonded for $32,000.
Ho thought tho latter was tho value of
tho road.
Tho estimate of tho Chicago, Bur
lington & (Julncy sjBtcm wns dis
cussed. Tho members discussed tho
stock and bond theory of valuntlon
minus tho necessary credits. Nothing
definlto was decided upon, and tho ul
timate theory of tho board Is Just as
intanglblo as the most tntauglblo form
of railroad proporty.
Tho Burlington reports show that
tho capital stock Is $110,839,100. tho
numbor of shares of stock 1,108,391,
and tho par valuo $100. Tho( shares
have not boon quoted on tho market
for moro thnn two years, dating from
tho consolidation with tho Northorn
Securities company. Tho capital Is
all paid up and tho Indebtedness Is
given at $1GG.050,900, less $13,493,
132.GG securities and cash for invest
ment in tho sinking fund, making an
indebtedness of $142,G57,707.34. Tho
gross earnings for tho year in Nebras
ka wero $15,052,000.81, and tho op
orating expenses woro $8,290,G15.C9.
Taxes paid In Nebraska amounted to
$50,003.88, loavlng a not earning In
this stato of $5,771,921.24.
FIREMEN TO GO TO NORFOLK.
State Tournament to De Held Thero
This Year.
NORFOLK. Tho firemen of Ne
braska will raco at Norfolk this year,
That was decided by tho board of con
trol of tho stato organization, and
along In the latter part of August tho
speedy ones from every section of tho
flro fighting commonwealth nro com
ing up hero to try for tho prizes.
Tho tournament was held for tho
first tlmo in Norfolk last year. Tho
boys went away feeling that it had
been tho best tourney they over at
tended, and slnco tho day that tho ex
citement ended they have wantd to re
turn. The attendanco last year wan
tho biggest that ever happened In Ne
braska, and somo of tho fastest rec
ords wero mado that Cornhuskor carts
ovor saw.
Hastings wanted tho tournament
this year. So did Nebraska City. Sew
ard was mentioned besides. Hastings
reported a few minutes nftor tho de
cision was mado thnt enough money
had been raised to hold tho event
thore. But the board of control had
acted, and tho knockers out of blazes
are coming up to northorn Nebraska.
Tho city has raised enough funds to
entertain tho crowds nnd entertain
them well.
Shoots Himself and Dies.
FAIRBURY. In a bam L. K. Lee,
aged 73 yoars, committed suicide by
shooting himself In tho head whllo
temporarily Insane. Tho deceased
had been an Invalid for somo time.
Expect Favorable Report.
LINCOLN. Tho quarterly report of
tho stato bonding board, expected In a
few days, probably will show an In
crease In deposits and a decrease In
leans. Statements already received
from a nmber of banks seem to In
dlcato tills condition of nffalrs.
Charley Welch, an electric lineman,
at Lincoln, fell from a thirty-foot tele
phono pole, striking tho brick pave
mont on hfs head and receiving a
shock from a live wire. Ho was taken
to St. Elizabeth's hospital, anddoctorn
pronounced his condition critical.
Burled in a Clay Bank.
James McMlllea nad Vrn Strait,
boys 10 years of ago, were burled In
a clay bank near Peru and came near
losing their lives. Tho boys wero
playing on what Is known as Indian
hill, and wero digging a cavo or play
house In tho sldo of tho hill, when tho
dirt caved in, burying young McMH
len about two feet deep and burying
young Strait up to his neck. Ho work
ed himself out and went for help for
the rescue of his companion.
Nebraska Insurance Pensioner.
DES MOINES, la. Added to the list
of Indian pensioners on the books of
the Dos Moines pension office is that
of a Nebraska aborigine, who signs It
Sr-ha-ha-ba-we-kaw Lamb. He is said
to bo able to pronounce it. Final pa
pers In his case wero made out by
Agent R. P. Clarkson. Mr. Lamb is a
resident of Nebraska, and was a sol
dier In tho civil war, where ho distin
guished himself not only by carrying
arms, but his serial name as well.
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