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NORTH PLATTE
NEDRASKA
JARRED HEAD OF THE HOUSE
A Brief Discussion Between Mr. and
Mrs. Dllltops on the Subject
of Divorce.
"Elizabeth," flnld Air. Dllltops to tho
iBontlo Mrs. Hilltops, "what would you
think of getting ti divorce from mo?"
i Mr. Hilltop:) hml Just been reading
an account In the paprr Bhowlng tho
felicity find prlvncy with which di
vorces may now bo obtained, nnd this
wnii Just tt llttlo Joko ot his to Mra.
I Hilltops. But Mrs. UllltopH looked at
'him Bhrowdly and aiiBWcred him In a
jwny that really mndo him for tho
'moment uncomfortablo; ho folt froo
'to Joko with hor In this fashion, but
it wasn't pleasant to liavo her so Joka
,wlth him.
"Why, Ezra," 9I10 said, "whnt would
jbo tho aonso of my doing that? I
lnover could colluct 110,000,000 from
you, could I, oven if I should get a
'divorce?" thoy both smllad as tlioy
'thought of how much less money they
had avallnblo for Btich or nny other
(purpose "and so," sho continued, but
In a different tone now and regarding
Mr. Hilltops unmistakably, "I guess
..we'll havo to keep on togetbor, Ezra,
tho best wo know how, as wo havo al
ways done, to tho end of our days,
iAnd," sho ndded, "I don't want a
jdlvorco anyway," all of which molll
jfled Mr. Dllltops considerably.
1 Rut at tho snmo tlmo ho thought to
himself that ho wouldn't right away
(again try to Joko with Mrs. Dllltops
on tho Idea of getting a dlvorco from
Ihini, for ho found that It Jarred him n
f llttlo to think that Mrs. B, would con
older such nn idea, oven jokingly.
! The "World of Life."
U is only by continually keeping In
our minds all tho facts of naturo that
wo can possibly rcalizo and compro
hond tho groat problems presented by
llho "world of llfo" Its persistence in
jovor-chnnglng, but unchecked develop
jmont throughout tho geological ages,
.tho exact adaptation)) of every species
jto its actual environment, both inor
:ganlc nnd organic, nnd tho exquisite
Iforms of beauty and harmony in flow
;cr nnd fruit, I nmnmmnl and bird, In
imolluso and In tho Inflnltudo of the
llnsect tribes; all of which havo been
jbrought Into oxlstcuco through tho un
known but supremoly marvelous pow
ers of llfo, In strict rolatlon to that
great law of usefulness, which conatl
jtutes the fundamental prlnclplo of
(Darwinism. Alfred Russell Wallace,
In 'Popular Sclonco Monthly.
I Mules and Religion.
I Wallace's Farmer raises this lntor
lesting question: "Can a former retain
his church mcmborshtp and ralso
jmules?" It depends on what church
.ho belongs to. It Is easy If ho Is an
Episcopalian, but If ho Is n hard-shell
iDaptlBt It is a llttlo doubtful. We
jhnd a Mothodlst neighbor who tickled
itho curriculum of n mulo In n moment
of playfulness nnd hod both of his eye
.teeth rlvltod to his collar button In
roward, nnd when ho enmo to tho noxt
May ho ropoatcd tho third chnptor ol
Nehuchadnozzar backward, then arose
and sworo a strook that blistered the
lining out of a now stool kitchen
irnngo. Tho man who can rear a family
of mulos from helpless Infancy to ma
turity without a display of rough-neck-,'od
profanity Is too good for any
ichurch. ManchoBtcr (la.) Press.
I Chance for Poor Girls.
I An Interesting order rnimrillnir h
marriage of ofllcors has boon mndo by
wo iiussinn military authorities. For
merly no ofllcor could mnrry until he
had ronched tho nco of 23. Tn miiii.
tlon to being of good soclnl position,
nio oncio nnd to possess means, or
.tllO marrlOCO wnn nnt nnnrtlnnml Tn
future tho incomo qualification will bo
;dlBponsod with and tho colonel of the
.regiment will decldo regarding tho so
jclnl Bultabllity of tho brldo when tho
bridegroom Is of tho rank of captain
,or higher. In tho enso of subaltomB a
court of honor, formed of otneers of
:mo regiment, will report to the eolotv
el, who will mnko tho final decision.
I Couldn't Sleen Without Harmnnv.
Bocauso ho found thnt tho wallpaper
.In tho room to which he was assigned
jdld not match his now vest, a man
who gavo his name as Hugo Massurl
wuu wuu Bnys umi no generally lives
jln tho Hotel Astor, decided to fight
a duel with the night clerk in a Now
York Sixth avenue hotel.
Mnssurl wont tr iliA Rlvth .,...
Ihotel and asked for
.given ono nnd remained in It for half
jan hour. Then ho appeared at tho
desk and asked that his
turned, as tho wallpaper- didn't harmot
iuto wjm ma vosi ana no couldn't
sleep without harmony. The clrk re
luseo 10 ,gjyo oacK me money.
! Where QHencn la rsnlaUn
; "You aro au American, and yet you
.uvti (. ucuovo in ireo speocn, now
tnat?"
i "I'm In the state departaienL'V
iNowark Brenlng News.
Unfortunatelv Exnreasad.
Tho Daily Chronicle tells ua that
ftno King will go to Brighton at ths
end of this month for raw Ami
'rest aftor tho vlelt ot tho king ol
Portugal." Surely this might kave
uuon oxpreifloa a uiue ulileienUy
tjonaon opinion.
Reoklets. Indeed.
t "That fellow seems to be extrav
gsnt."
1 "Hopelessly. He spends his own
money just as it It tt were the govern
ujs'vix 'Ix.LissffsrmssW''flBs
Prince Rupert, tho Paclflo coast terminal of the Grand Trunk railway, la
a thriving place and promises to be ona of tho large cities of tho western
coast In years to come.
FARMERS
Instructions Issued as to What
Records Arc to be Kept.
Director Durand Requests Agricultur
ists and Stockmen to Co-Operate
with Hla Department In Fur
nlshlng Accurate Data.
Washington. An outline for the
American farmers of tho method of
keeping a written record of tholr farm
operations and equipment to insuro
an accurato farm consus next yoar has
boon Issued by United States Census
Director E. Dana Durand. It was pre
pared by Prof. Le Grand Powers,
United States consus chief statistician
for agriculture It Btatcs:
"The1 advantages ot always having
on hand for ready roferenco a detailed
written statement ot ono's farm prop
erty nro readily understood by every
ono and will bo most keenly appreci
ated when tho census enumerator calls
with his list ot quostlons next April.
Tho vnluo of tho coubus llgures ot
farm wealth depends upon their ac
curacy, and accuracy can only be se
cured through tho co-operation of tho
farmors tbcmsolves. In no way can
tho farmer extend mora practical as
ilstancb to tho census bureau, and in
;o way can ho render himself a great
er sorvlco than by getting out his pen
cil and notebook on or beforo tho
evening ot April tho fourteenth next
nnd making up a statement ot hlB farm
property. Tho questions to bo asked
concoralug farm proporty aro as fol
lows:
1. Total valuo of farm, with all
buildings und Improvements.
2. Valuo ot buildings.
3. Valuo ot all improvements and
machinery, including tools, wagons,
carriages, harnesses, etc, and all ap
pliances and apparatus uaud In farm
ing operations.
4. Numbor and valuo ot domestic
animals, classified as follows:
Cattlo:
A. Born boforo January 1, 1909:
Cows and heifers kept for milk,
Cowa and helfors not kept for
milk.
Steers and bulls kept for work.
Steers and bulls not kept for
work.
B. Born In 1909.
Helfors.
Steers and bulls.
- O. CalvoB born In 1910.
Horsos:
All horsos born boforo Jan. 1, 1909.
Colts born after January 1, 1909.
Colts born after January 1, 1910.
Mules:
All mules born betoro Jan. 1, 1909.
Mulo colts born aftor Jan. 1, 1909.
Mulo colts born aftor Jan. 1, 1910.
Asses nnd burros (all ages).
Swlno:
Hogs born betoro Jan. 1, 1910.
Pigs born after Jan. 1, 1910.
Sheop:
Ewes born beforo Jan, 1, 1910.
Rams nnd wothers born before Jan
uary 1, 1910.
Lambs born after Jan. 1, 1910.
Goats and kids (all ages).
6. Number and valuo ot poultry ov
er three months old:
Chickens.
Ducks. ,
Geese. J
Turkeys, I
Guinea fowls. . . . ,
Pigoons.
3. Numbor and value of cwaras ot
bees.
"Tho census will not ask the value
of household goods, nor that of bay,
grain or farm crops on hand on April
15th. ThcBe Items should be Included,
howovor, by all desiring a complete
inventory of tholr farm property.
"The value given to tho farm should
be, as nearly as can be Judged, tho
amount that could be obtained for It
if offered for sale under normal con
dition. Current market prices should
bo carefully considered in estimating
the value of live stock.
"Although the census merely re
quires a otateroont of totnl valuo of all
Implements and machinery, it is be
lieved that a classification of these
Items under the following four beads
will be found vntuablo?
1 Vehicles: This class comprise
nutomnbllos. wagons, carriages nnd
wlulchs, am) equipment usud in con
IN CENSUS
nectlon with them, no harnesses,
blankets, whips, etc.
2. Heavy farm implements: compris
ing all Implements and machinery op
crated by nny othor than hand power,
as plows, harrows, rollers, reapers,
mowers, hay-loaders, toed grinders,
etc., etc.
3. Hand machinery and tools: In
cluding carpenters' tools, hoes, shov
els, scythes, forks, grindstones, fan-ntng-mllls,
etc.
4. Miscellaneous articles, Including
all Buch minor equipments ns kettlos,
palls, barrelB, baskets, laddors, ropes,
chains, etc., not Included in U10 first
three classes.
"Many farmers greatly underesti
mate tho total valuo of tholr posses
sions ot this churacter whon consider
ing them in tho aggregate, nnd it is
only by preparing an itemized list as
suggested above, that an accurato es
timate ot their worth can bo made.
Tho valuo assigned this class ot prop
erty in mo inventory snould bo tho
estimated amount it would bring nt
public auction undor tnvorablo condi
tions.
"No special blanks or forms aro nec
essary for preparing nn inventory. An
ordinary note book answers all pur
poses, but it BUould bo largo enough
to admit of carrying tho figures for nt
least five years in parallel columns.
This facilitates comparison of the llg
ures ror different years. Some may
find it moro convenient or desirable to
tako stock on January 1 than on April
16. It will bo n simple matter to bring
such an inventory up to date whon tho
census enumerator calls, as it will
only bo necessary to take into account
tho changes that havo takon placo
during tho brief intervening porlod.
"As in tho case of tho farm Inven
tory, no special blanks aro required
for tho record ot farm products ot
1909. An ordinary notebook with
loaves at least six Inches wide will bo
found convenient. Tho following in
formation will bo called for:
1. Farm expenses In 1909:
A. Amount spent In cosh for farm
labor (exclusive ot houso work).
D. Estimated valuo ot houso ront
and bonrd furnished farm laborers in
addition to cash wages paid.
C. Amount spent for hay, grnln and
othor produco (not ralsod on tho
farm) for food of domestic animals
and poultry.
D. Amount spent for manure and
othor fertilizers.
"No Inquiry Is mado rcgardlug
Company to
New York Men Incorporate to Treat
Ills of Mankind and to Act as
Undertakers.
Albany, N. Y. Tho latest idea In
business concerns has coma to tho at
tention ot Secretary ot State Koonig.
The proposod company seeks not only
to caro tor the living, but lay them
away In mother earth in tho best
style compatible with tho means and
tasto ot the friends or family.
The papers wero sent by Attorneys
Ayres and Walker of Park row, rep
resentatives ot the "World Medical
Company ot New York." The organ
izers are all residents ot Brooklyn. In
stating the company's purposes tho
papers say:
"For the entering into contracts
with persons and tholr families to fur
nish medical and surgical treatment
and the furnishing ot such treatment
and for the' manufacture, buying, sell
ing and dealing 'in drugs and medical
and surgical appliances.
"For the entering into contracts
with undertakers for tho purpose ot
burying tho dead and supplying the
nocoasarlos thcrofor. and for tho pup
pose ot entering into contracts with
porsons and their families for tho
burial ot such persons and their fami
lies and the furnishing of tho neces
saries therefor."
Secretary Koenlg said: "It is said
that corporations havo no coul, but
this one certainly is long on brains;
tho man who thought it out Is a
genius. If allowod to do business in
New York state the company would
earn tho grntltudo of all those whom
It freed from ailments nnd at the
same tlmo earn their money.
household or personal expenses or ex
penditures for repairs or improve
ments. Each of tho four questions
asked Is of fundamental importance
In Its bearing on agriculture as an in
dustry. 2. Llvo stock:
A. Number of young animals of
each kind born on tho farm In 1909.
D. Numbor ot nnlmals of each kind
purchased In 1909 nnd tho nmonnt
paid; number sold nnd amount re
ceived; and numbor nnd valuo of
thoso slaughtered on tho farm.
3. Dairy products.
A. Quantities and valuo of milk, hut
tcr and choose produced oil tho farm
In 1909.
D. Quantities of milk, cream, but
tor fat and cheese sold in 1900 and
amounts received.
4. Poultry nnd eggs:
A. Valuo of poultry of all kinds
raised In 1909, whether sold, con
sumed, or on hand.
B. Amount rccolved from poultry
sold In 1909.
C. Quantity and valuo ot eggs pro
duced In 1909.
6. Wool and mohatr:
Number nnd total weight of fleeces
shorn In 1909 nnd amount rocolvod
from sales.
0. Crops:
For each crop harvested, on tho
farm In 1909 glvo tho number of acroa,
tho quantity produced, nnd. tho value
of tho products. Tho number of acres
ot each crop to bo plnutcd for harvest
in 1910, will also bo called, for by tho
enumerator. This cannot bo deter
mined much beforo the date ot tho
enumeration. Instead of giving tho
numbor ot acrea in orchards nnd vine
yards, glvo nn nearly as -possiblo tho
numbor ot trees and vinos of bearing
ago. Tho quantity of crsrtnin fruit
products; as cldor, vinegar, wlno and
dried fruits produced in 1909 will bo
required, as will also tho quantity and
valuo of sugar, syrup and molasses
produced from cane, Borghum, sugar
boots and maplo trees.
7. Salcn of specified products in
1909:
A considerable part ot tho annual
production of corn, oata, barley, kaflr
corn, mtlo inalzo, hay, flax-flbor and
straw, other straw, cornstalks and
cotton seed is usually consumed on
tho farm. Owing to this fact, a report
will bo asked concerning tho quanti
ty of each ot thoso products Bold in
1909, and tho amounts realized thore
from. 8. Forest products:
Tho valuo of all forest products cut
or produced In 1909 for farm con
sumption will ho asked, as will also
the valuo ot similar products cut or
produced for sale, including receipts
from tho salo of standing timber.
9. Irrigation:
Farmers who trrlgato their land
will bo asked to report the source
from which water Is obtained, tho
numbor ot acres ot pasture land Irri
gated, and tho total irrigated acroago.
"This outline covers every impor
tant question that will bo naked con
cerning tho fnrm products of 1909.
American agriculture is bo diversified
and bo highly specialized in many ot
its branches, that any Bchodulo do
slgnod to 8ccuro a fairly complete ox
hlblt of its resources and operations
must necessarily contain a largo num
bor of Inquiries. Tho nvonigo farm
operator will not be called upon to
answer one-sovonth of tho printed
questions, honco tho somewhat for
midable appoaranco ot tho schodulo
should occasion no nlnrm.
"Moro than four months remain in
which to review tho results ot the
year 1909, and prepare for tho visit of
tho enumerator. But preparation ot a
written record should bo commencod
ut once. No ono should attempt to
completo it in ono evening, but tha
work should ho divided ns indicated in
tho abovo outline, ono evening being
given up to farm expenses, n second
to llvo stock, a third to dairy prod
ucts and so on through tho list. In
this way each topic can ho given the
consideration It deserves, and tho re
sulting figures aro certain to bo mora
accurate than If compiled hastily."
Cure or Bury
"If tho company's medicine does not
keep tho sick from dying, tho com'
pauy will lose tho grntltudo of tho pa
tlonts, but thoy will doublo on the
money, for it will yet remain for the
concern to hury them. Surely wo are
living in an ago ot wonderful prog
ress.
"I am compelled to deny tho com
pany's application for the reason that
a corporation can not practico modi
clno In this state."
Rock Pile Plea Granted.
KanBas City, Mo. "I would rathei
go to tho workhouse and break rock
than go homo to her," John Halns told
Judge Kyle whon ho was arraigned in
municipal court on a charge ot dis
turbing tho peace ot his wife, Ethel.
"You shall havo your wish," said
the court "You aro sentenced to 118
days on the rock pile.
Mrs. Halns, a dollcato llttlo woman,
carrying a small baby In her anna,
told tho judge that sho was married
last March. Boforo the baby wai
born, she said, Halns began to abUB
hor. Tho other night when sho re
turned from work sho found Halni
with anothor woman. When sho ro
monstratcd he heat her, she caid.
Scorn Undo 8am's Jobs.
Ltttlo Rock, Ark. Six fourth-clasi
postofflces In Arkansas havo been dls
continued becauso no one Is willing tc
accept tho postmastershlps. F, W
Tucker, chairman ot the Republican
stato committee, stated that the peo
plo of the rural districts aro so pros
perous that It Is Impossible to secur
any ono willing to accept offices whicl
offer such small remuneration.
Ho Rosallo, I can't toll you how I
worship your almond eyes, your vel
vet cheeks, llko poachos, nnd your
cherry Hps!
Rosnlle I supposo you aro tho now
gardonor.
SKIN HUM0R25 YEARS
"Cutlcura did wonders for mo. For
twonty-flvo yenra I Buffered agony
from a torriblo humor, complotoly cov
ering ray head, neck and shoulders, so
oven to my wife, I bocamo an object
ot dread. At largo oxpenso I consult
ed tho most ablo doctors far and near.
Their treatment was of no avail, nor
waB that of tho Hospital, during
six months' offorts. I suffered on
and concluded thero was no help for
mo this side of tho gravo. Then I
hoard of somo ono who had boon cured
by Cutlcura Remedies and thought
that a trial could do no harm. In a
surprisingly short tlmo I was com
pletely cured. S. P. Keyes, 147 Con
gress St, Boston, Mass., Oct 12, '09."
Face Covered with Plmplea
"1 congratulato Cutlcura upon my
speedy recovery from pimplos which
covercdmyfaco. I used Cutlcura Soap,
Ointment and Resolvent for ton days
and my faco cleared nnd I am perfect
ly won. I had trlod doctors for sev
eral month but got no results. Wm. J.
Sadller, 1614 Susquehanna Ave., Phila
delphia, May 1, 1900."
Story of a Moving Pumpkin.
A pumpkin was seen to walk across
tho field by Mrs. Samuel H. Hlght of
Skowegan recently. Whon Bho saw
It sho thought hor eyos wero deceiv
ing hor, but sho soon porceived thnt
tho pumpkin movod n llttlo way,
stopped and then turned in another
direction. Sho watched this object for
somo tlmo and told ono of her neigh
bors. Tho mystory waB Bolved. but
tho two women did not dnro to go
neater tho moving vcgotablo, but
called a man who knocked tho pump
kin over and found, a polecat. Tho
skunk had crawled undor tho pumpkin
and ntuck his head into a hole in it
nnd was unablo to extricato himsolf
from it and had walkod off as best ho
couKl with tho pumpkin on his back.
Lawlston Journal.
Friendly Birds.
Mcst of tho birds and mammals havo
the fear ot man in tholr hoarts, and
aro difficult to approach, but others
show no great concern. Tho Alaskan
Jays, for Instance, nro devoted camp
followers. "They proved useful as
scavengers," Bays Mr. Osgood, "and
cooked oatmeal seemed to attract
them oven more than raw meat. They
many times hopped about tho carapflro,
or perched on tho tont poles and
ropes. Their harsh chattering was
not always plcasaut, but was somo
what atoned for by their loss fre
quent soft whlstlo and their port and
confident ways, so on tho wholo their
presenco waB wolcomcd."
Rough on Rats In Out Buildings.
In setting Rough on Rats in out build
ings after mixing it well with nny food de
cided upon.scparato into small bits, place on
several pieces of boards, and put these here
and thero under the floors. Close up all
openings large enough for Dogs, Cat or
Chickens to enter, but leave somo small
openings for lints to get in and out. One
25c. box of Rough on Rats, being all
poison, will make enough mixture to clear
out in ono or two nights settings, hundreds
of Rats and Mice. 15c., 25c, 75c., at
Druggists. E. S. Wells, Jersey City, N. J.
Always at It.
Mrs. Benham Woman's work is
never done.
Benham That's so; evon after sho
Is married sho is trying to make men
fall In love with her. '
Lewis' Single Binder gives the smoker a
rich, mellow-tnBting cigar, one thnt smokes
and tastes better than mo.it 10c cigars.
If you aro over beaten it will bo by
your own self. Nobody else can beat
you.
Tho bravest dentist isn't anxious to
look into tho Jaws ot death.
buy a can of taxton Colfee today. Try
usually malcccolico and let your lamny dc uio juurc.
They will say the coffee Is delicious and want more.
Only 23 Cents Per Pound
nt Yotir Orocers
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SOLD BY ALU LEADING DRUGGISTS
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Two of a Kind.
Mrs. Hoggs I hato to have a man
always complaining about somo llttlo
thing. Now, my husband is continu
ally harping on tho laco curtains.
Mrs. WoggB Yos, and my husband
has been kicking on our front door
every morning at throe o'clock for tho
last 20 years. Puck.
Cupid's Cynicism.
"Is It so, that you used to call regu
larly on that girl?"
"Yes; Bho always song a song to ma
that I loved."
"Why didn't you marry hor7"
"I found I could buy tho song for
GO cants." Tho Circle. 4
TO COKE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Taka I.AXAT1VH IlllOMO Quinine Tablet.
DruraUu refund money If it fall in cur. H. W.
UltOVK'Uklgnatarolion each box. Ho.
Somo people's morals aro like their
bcBt clothes only worn on extraordin
ary occasions.
Nebraska Directory
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Use
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