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Evon tho boat housekeepers cannot mako a good cup of
coffoo -without good material. Dirty, adulterated and queorly
blended coffoo such as unscrupulous dealers shovel over thoir
counters won't do. But toko tho puro, clean, natural flavored
LION COFFEE., the lender of all package coffees
tho coffoo that for over a quarter of a century has boon daily
welcomed in millions of homos and you will mako a drink fit
for a king in this way :
HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE.
TJeo LION COFFER, because to get best results you mnet uso the best coffee.
Grind your LION COFFEE rather floe. Use "a Ub1esxonful to each cup, and ona
extra for tho pot." First mix It with a little cold water, enough to make a thick paste, and
add white of an egg (If egg is to be need as a settler), then follow one of the following rules :
1st. wrrn BOILING WATER. Add bolllna water, and let It boll
TiTREE MINUTES ONLY. Add a Utile cold water and act aside live
minutes to settle. Serve promptly.
2d. Wim COLD WATER. Add your cold water to Ihc paste and
bring It to a boU. Tbea set aside add a little cold water, aad la live
minutes It's ready to serve
o (Don't boll It too long.
" - Don't lot It stand rrioro than ton rnlnutos boforo serving.
DONTS (Don't uso water that has boon boiled boforo.
TWO WAYS TO SETTLE COFFEE,
1st With Eggs. Use part of tho white of an egg, mixing It with the gronnd LION
COFFKE before boiling.
Sd. VVHa Cold Water Instead of eggs. After boiling add a dash of cold water, end set
aside for eight or ten minutes, then serro throush a strainer.
Insist on getting a package ot genuine LION COFFEE,
Erepare It according to tals recipe and you will only use
ION COFFEE la future. (Bold only in 1 lb. sealed packages.)
(Lion-bead on every package.)
(Save theso Lion-beads for valuable premiums.)
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Richmond, Va., Sept, 8th to
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NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA BRIEFS.
Frank Atllgcr, tho veteran brick
layer of Seward, hntl tho honor of lay
ing tho first brick on tho court house
foundation at Seward. Ho Is 72 years
old.
Tho Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy
company is building a 300,000 gallon
rcsorvolr In tho yards at Wymoro.
Tho water will bo used at tho shops
and roundhouse.
Tho real estato assessment In Box
Dutto, Colfax and Dakota comities
has been raised 10 por cent, 2 por
cent and 10 per cont, rospcrtlvoly, by
tho stalo board of equalization.
A freight conductor nnd brakonmn
had a fight with somo tramps at Wood
River tho othor ovenlng, whom tlloy
tried to nut off tho train. Durlnn tho
mlxup ono of tho tramps was badly
beaten.
A barn on tho farm or Lambert Van
Hamert, five miles southwest of Bea
trice, was struck by lightning and con
sumed, together with a Btnall nmount
of grain and hay. Loss, ?600, par
lally Insured.
Based on tho returns from seventy
ono counties, tho total assessment of
all property In Nebraska this year
will bo in tho neighborhood of $301,
000,000, an increase from a total valu
ation lost year of 8294,779,244.
At Monterey, Mexico, Hays Tomson,
formerly of Lincoln, was drowned
whllo swimming. A hasty burial was
necossary because of tho climatic con
dltions. Tho mother was almost
prostrated by tho sudden calamity.
Tho "Wymoro Driving Park associa
tion Is making extensive preparations
for their racing meet next month.
Over $2,000 has been spent in Im
proving tho grounds and track, and
plenty of sport Is promised tho public.
Secretary Bassett of tho Stato Fair
board feels much encouraged at tho
number of entries at tho country rac
ing meets now being held over tho
sfato, and believes this is an Indica
tion of what will happen at tho Stato
fair.
Tho Gago county old settlers' pic
nic will bo held on tho Chautauqua
grounds Thursday, August 24. Sena
tor Burkett will bo prcsont and de
liver an nddrcss. A most Interesting
program is being prepared for tho oc
casion. At Republican City tho new hnll of
the Woman's Relief Corps and tho
Grand Army of tho Republic was ac
cepted from tho contractor and will
soon be ready for occupancy. It is nn
ornamental public building and a
credit to tho town.
Tho first complaint from Dawos
county under tho new inobrlato law
was laid boforo tho Insanity board.
W. A. Simmons is chnrgod with bolng
an habitual drunknrd. Ho is now
under bonds in tho sum of $500 not to
becomo drunk for ninety days.
Gurdon W. Wattles of Omaha has
been chosen as tho speaker of tho day
at tho coming annual picnic of tho
Cuming County Old Settlers' associa
tion, and has signified his acceptanco
ot tho invitation extended to him.
Tho reunion takes place August 24.
John Fankhauser and John RIst,
two well known farmers of Richard
aon county, took their departuro for a
visit of several monthB at their native
town, Grlndelwald, Switzerland. Tho
first named party has not visited
.home scenes since ho emigrated to
tho United States in 1847.
Charles Vanoka of Table Rock was
arrested on tho charge of petty lar
ceny and fined $50 and costs. Ho was
suspected of stealing merchandise
from a storo ln'llumboldt. A search
warrant revealed a wagon load of
plunder, evidently taken from Tablo
Rock peoplo and othor places.
John Mattes, jr., and John Mattls.
sr., president nnd vlco president of
tho Mattea Browing company, Ne
braska City, were arrested on a com
plaint Bworn to in the county court
by Mrs. Ruth Schoonover, charging
that her 14-year-old son had purchased
beer in the Mattes Brewing compa
ny's Ninth street saloon. Tho caso
has boen continued until August 15.
Only a few years ago, says an Au
burn dispatch, It was thought that
beavers wero becoming extinct in this
Eectlon of tho country, but recent de
velopments bring light that they are
really becoming more numerous.
Those who aro familiar with tho hab
Its of theso little animals havo found
numerous evidences of thoir work
along tho Little Nemaha in this
county.
Hon. T. B. Dlnsmoro of Sutton,
grand treasurer of the Masonic lodgo
of Nebraska, visited Ashland and pre
sented to Father C. P. Hackney tho
medal recently voted him as tho old
est Mason in tho stato. This medal
was held until his recent death by
ex-Governor Robert W. Furnas. With
tho voting of the honor to Father
Hackney tho grand lodgo also pro
vided him with a pension ot $25 per
month as long as he lives, the pen
sion to go to his wlfo at his death.
The) board of directors of tho Bea
trice Chautauqua association held a
meeting last week and allowed out
standing claims against tbe associa
tion. After all bills wero paid there
will bo a balance of about $2,000 In
tho treasury,
. Frank Kudrna of Colfax county has
been obliged to pay a flno of $25 and
costs, amounting to $28.50, for illegal
fishing In a stream near Schuyler. Ho
had not yet caught any flBh, but tho
state game and fish commission charg
ed him with imprisoning fish in a
seino when water was let out ot a
mill dam, intending to Bgoar them.
STATE NEWS
THE COMING STATE FAIR.
Preparations for a Flno Educational
Exhibit.
LINCOLN Tho board of managers
of tho stato fair has Issued tho follow
ing Information concerning tho big nn
uual show: Tho south wing of Mer
chants' hnll, including tho center
space, has boon reserved for tho cdu-
, rational exhibit. This glvos threo
( times tho spaco boforo allotted to tho
schools of tho stato. Flvo times tho
usual amount Is offorod In prizes, Tho
amount ot cash prizes IB unusually
' largo. Bight hundred nnd twonty dol-
! lars' worth of prizes nnd ninety-two
diplomas aro offered. Of tho total 721
' prizes twonty-slx nro gonoral, 210 aro
! for town and city schools and 47C nro
exclusively for rural schools. Col-
leges also come In for prlzos nnd In
dividual work has not been overlook
ed. Sovoral now departments aro added.
In addition to tho rogular school work
an exhibit of Improvements In school
grounds and buildings will show tho
best school buildings nnd grounds In
tho state. Ono department will ex
hibit by photogrnphs tho best rural
school building and grounds in each
county.
Tho school gardening department
will show school and homo gnrdenlng
by pupils of tho public schools nnd
school gardening by teachers In tho
summer normal schools. An exhibit
will bo mado from tho flvo Junior nor
mal schools.
Colleges and academies also havo a
department whoro photographs of
buildings and grounds, class work,
etc., will show what Is bolng dono in
tho colleges of tho stato.
Tho Girls' Industrial school at Ge
neva and tho Boys' Industrial school
at Kearnoy will havo n full exhibit
showing manual training, cooking,
sowing and othor lines ot domestic
sclonco.
A model rural school will occupy
tho conter spaco opposlto tho south
ontranco. This will bo up-to-dato In
seating, lighting, heating, blackboards,
maps, charts, libraries, wall finishing,
decorations, desks, etc. Work of pu
pils will bo on exhibition as In nn
Ideal rural school and teacher, who
will explain to visitors any features
exhibited.
A school teacher mado of Rock
county grasses will bo in position to
koep nn eye on all who cntor and n
school boy mado of York county corn
products will bo present every day.
Box Butto county will lllustrato Its
products of horses, cattlo and pota
toes by figures mado of potatoes and
Perkins county will bo on hand with
tho "staff of life" represented by tho
castus plant as trained In tho west to
furnish food for hogs, cattlo and
horses.
PROTESTS ON ASSESSMENT.
Union Pacific Says All Property But
Ita Own Is Valued Too Low.
LINCOLN Tho Union Pacific rail
road company, represented by.Robert
J. Clancy, assistant tax commissioner,
stood up for Nebraska, by protesting
against tho low valuation of all the
property In tho stnto except tho Union
Pacific Railroad company, nnd In tho
matter of this latter named property
tho company demanded of tho board
that Its assessment bo reduced from
said "oxccsIvo valuation and assess
ment" Tho railroad company also
"demands" of the board that It give
Jorco and effect to tho rulo of uni
formity prescribed In the constitution.
Tho protest was filed with tho secre
tary of tho board and It was signed
by Robo'rt J. Clancy, assistant tax com
missioner; Vlco President nnd Gen
eral Manager Mohlor and W. R. Kol
ley, general solicitor.
Tho protest nsserts that tho grand
assessment roll for 1905 In respect to
property other tlnn railroads is an
assemblago of under valuations, there
by doing groat wrong to tho Union
Pacific railroad and Intensifying Its
burden of taxation. It Is asserted that
real estate was valued and assessed
In 1D04 at not more than one-fifth of
70 per cent of Its actual value, so that
instead of real ostato being assessed
at 20 per cent of Its actual value It is
assossed at not to exceed 14 per cent.
New State Bank.
Tho Commercial Stato bank of Es
tlna, Saundcra county, has filed Its
articles of Incorporation with tho
stato banking board. Tho capital
stock Is $15,000, of which $5,000 Is
paid up, and the stockholders nro B.
B. Lyle, L. H. Lylo, B. E. Hendricks,
H. A. Lylo and Anna J. Lyle.
Nebraska's Exports Growing.
Statistics on shipments, compiled by
tho Stato Bureau of Statistics, show
that Nebraska has exported surplus
products to tho amount of $208,110,
576.95 during the year 1904. This is
a nlncreaso of $34,261,369.95 slnco
1901 when tho last report was made
of $173,849,207.
Alliance Sailor !: a Victim.
ALLIANCE L. M. Kennedy receiv
ed word from tho Agnow sanitarium,
San Diego, Cal., that his son, Ward
V., ono ot tho Bennington victims, was
very low, but still had a fighting
chance. Mr, Kennedy was ono of flvo
young men who ontorod tho naval
service from hero last February, Threo
of them aro on as many different ves
sels, while Ward Kennedy and Ches
ter Mumper, also of this city, were
assigned to tho Ill-fated Bennington.
Mr. Mumper was uninjured.
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SUFHRfDJOR MONTHS
Pe-ru-na, the Remedy That
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Miss Ella Off, 1127 Linden St., Indi
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"I suffered with a run-down consti
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(hat I would have to glvo up my Work.
"On seeking the advice ot a physi
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however, that It did mo no good. On
seeking the advice of our druggist, he
asked me to try Peruna. In a few
weeks I began to feel and act tike a
different person. My appetite In
creased, I did not have that worn-out
feeling, and I could steep splendidly.
In a couplo of months I was entirely
recovered. I thank you for what your
medicine has done for me." Ella Off.
Wrlto Dr. Harttnan, President of Tho
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio,
for frco medical advice. All corres
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REMOVAL SALE
Our ti(r removal sale Is now on. KTerTthlnp rrdneed In price to sell quick. We move Into
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