THE SEMI-WEIKLY TRIBUNE
IRA L. DARE, Publithcr
TERMS, SI.3S IN AUVANCB
NORTH PLATTE
NEBRASKA
GROWING COUNTRIES.
The census department of CnnntU
estimates tho present population ol
tho Dominion to bo 7,350,000. Tho dis
tribution by sections Is: Maritime
provlncos, 1,037,112; Quebec, 2,086,
4CI; Ontario, 2,C10,02B; Western proy
Inccs, 1.371.1C4; unorganized terri
tories, 08,309. It Is not surprising that
Canada, with hor many resources and
her healthful cllmato and varied op
iportunltlos for Industrial wealth-nook-rs,
should grow all tho time, says tho
'Mexican Herald. A sturdy rnco which
llncreaaea by tho excess of births over
(deaths Is continually being reinforced
Iby Immigration, am! that of tho best
'kind. Tho consuming power of tho
population of Cnnada Is very large,
and accounts for tho heavy Importa
tions of foreign goods and tho excel
lent support given to homo Industries.
lArgontlna, with about a million less
(Population than Canada, Is rapidly In
creasing In wealth. It Is Interesting
to seo that tho Influx of Immigrants
Into this country from Spain con
tinues, Just as It does In tho caso of
'Cuba and Argentina. Tho anclont
Iberian motherland still breeds n
sturdy raco which send Its sons to
former colonlos.
It used to bo "King Cotton," Then
''corn camo Into nctlvo rivalry for su
premacy. And now It looks an though
rubber might bo tho groat staplo of
commorco. Thoro has boon an enor
mous lncreaso In tho production of
rubber and In importations Into tho
United States. This Is duo to tho rap
ddly augmenting demand, with mbbcr
as an csBontlal for nutomobllo, blcyclo
and carrlago tires and for other pur
poses. Word comes from Sumatra,
whlch has been tho sourco of supply
Ifor tobacco of n certain grade, that
tho planters aro giving up the "weed"
'and aro converting tholr estntes into
mibbor farms. II is not belloved,
liowovcr, that tobacco growing in Con
necticut, Kentucky and other Ameri
can statos will bo supplanted by rub
ber production.
This Is tho day ot tho auto, tho
airship and tho wlrolcss tolograph.
But somo of tho old-tlmo slow coaches
still como Into play. A wealthy sum
mer resident of Nowport who wont in
Ills automobllo to visit another gentle
man found hlmsolf with his touring
car stuck In soft sand from which it
could not bo moved unnlded. An
obliging farmer of tho neighborhood
hitched up his ox team and drow the
cinchlno out of tho predicament intc
which tho vehicle had plunged. Could
Irony further go? Still, tho auto is t
good and usoful Invention and hn
como to stay, although occasionally
tho caso of n breakdown, it stayi
'too long in ono placo.
' A now compass which may super
toodo tho compass now in goncral use
is under teat on tho Bcout cruiser
(Birmingham. It is a combination ot
tho conventional compaso with the
pyroscopo, and is said to eliminate all
.varieties of deviation of tho ncodlo.
Jt can also 'bo placid In tho interior
of a ship, whero It Is Bafo from tho
missiles of an enemy. A compass of
this kind would bo oxtremoly valuable
In naval service, but It would bo far
moro valuablo to commorco, as the In
fluences which affect tho compass on
modern stool ships aro puzzling, and
sufficient In some instances to causo
wrecks through deviations from proper
'courses.
Tho census officials expect to add
tho names ot CO cities in tho United
,8tates to tho list of thoso having a
population of 25,000 or over which
was compiled In 1000. PerhapB thero
Iwill bo even moro than CO. Tho In
'ventlon of machinery for tho farm Is
ono ot tho factors that havo contribu
ted to tho rlso ot tho cltlos.
A Now York girl who Is heiress tt
k fortune amounting to 10,000,000 1b
compelled to work for tho purpoBo ot
Eottlng enough money to pay her
oard, becnuso tho lawyorB ore busy
trying to divtdo tho estato umong
themselves. Tho caso affordB a strong
argument in favor of tho "give while
Vou llvo" theory.
' Fnlr Parislennes havo adopted th
jhobblo skirt stylo of bathing suit. It
la absolutely lmtoBslbe tor them to
wim whon hobbled, but they prob
lably don't mind that. If they wished
to go into tho wnter thoy would prob
tbly do so in their bathrooms.
Now that wo get tho true story ot
(the lite of tho fly by the aid of the
xntcroscopo wo seo that It merits noth
ing elBe so llttlo as kind treatment
, Shirtwaists for men will not do. It
jhai been docrocd that men must wear
coats. Old Grimes Is dead, but his
oui is marcning on.
New York will make policemen ou
at farmer boys and Kansas is going to
And It still harder to harvest its crops
TO IRRIGATE BEETS
Land Must Be Prepared for Wa
ter by Ridging the Rows.
Care Is Necessary In Arrangement of
Distributing Laterals So That Wa
ter Will Not Need to Flow
Too Great Distance.
(Dy ALVIN KHYHHtt, Colorado Agricul
tural College)
When tho condition of tho sugar
beet crop makes it unwlso to longer
withhold tho water, tho land must bo
prepared for Irrigation by ridging tho
rows. This is dono by regular ditch
ing shovels which como as regular at
tachments to tho beet cultivators.
Tho process of ridging has been va
riously called ridging, ditching nnd
furrowing. In somo few localities tho
ditches aro "logged out" so that n
smoother ditch results, enabling tho
Irrigator to better control tho flow of
water. This Is dono by dragging n log
down tho ditch or furrow. In tho
Arknnsas vnlley a ditching -sled Ih
Eometimcs used to both mnko tho
ditch nnd to smooth tho bottom. A
filod Ih mado of hewn logs or 0 by 6
timbers, sharpened at tho bottom and
having a ditching or furrowing shovel
attached to tho front end of each
runner. The shovels do tho furrowing
and tho runners which aro 3'j to 1
feet long, "log out" tho furrow.
Tho ridging should bo qulto heavy,
so that a strong ditch will bo formed
between tho rows. This will not bo
vory difficult if tho cultivation hos al
ready performed a part of tho ridging.
If tho cultivation has been shallow,
tho ground may bo so hard and dry
under tho shallow soil mulch that tho
ditching shovels will not furrow deep
enough In splto of tho best effort to
do so. In tit f h caso tho soil should bo
opened nnd broken tip by a deep cul
tivation with a small tooth cultivator.
After such a cultivation, tho ditching
may bo successfully dono.
With tho land proporly ridged nnd
tho crop advanced to tho proper stnto
of root growth, everything 1b ready
for Irrigation. Cnro Is necessary In
tho nrrnngomont of tho distributing
laterals so that tho water will not
need to flow too far. An extremely
long flow will unduly wet tho upper
or rccolvlng ends of tho rows beforo
tho lower or discharging onds hnvo
received enough water. Whon nil Is
rendy, tho wator Is turned Into tho
ditches botweon tho rows. Tho flow
should bo regulated so as to prevent
surfaco flooding,. On Ji,ca,v.y land,, tho
head may bo much loss than on Bandy
lnnd as tho soil takes water moro
Blowly.
Tho first watorlng should bo given
moro painstaking cnro than need bo
given any Bubsequont Irrigation.
Every offort should bo employed to
prevent over-Irrigation. If conditions
permit, doop, thorough cultivation
should follow tho first irrigation ns
soon as tho surfaco has dried buHI
clently. Over-irrigation, for tho first
wator application, seems to bo moro
apt to Injure tho crop than too heavy
Irrigation applied later. When enough
water has been nddod to Bupply tho
capillary capacity of tho soil, irriga
tion should stop. Soil flllod with wn
tor to tho snturatlon point loses all Its
air. Puddling mny result on tho
heavier lands, which will almost en
tlroly stop further growth. Thon n
soil too wot, produces n watery boot
of low sugar content and frequently
vory low purity.
In order to ripen tho beot properly,
Irrigation should coaso at . least n
month uoforo harvest time. If tho
Irrigation hns been properly managed,
tho soil will contnln wnter enough to
proporly enrry tho crop for this longth
of time.
Irrigate Cantaloups Properly.
It Is something of nn art to lrrlirntn
cantaloups proporly. In tho early
BtnccB of growth wnter shnulil lm
given qulto sparingly bo thnt tho roots
wui sooic tno molsturo doop In tho
ground. Thin will glvo them a good
hold and provide larger vinos. If
watered too much tho roots will bo
kopt nenr tho surraco and it will bo
nocossnry to Irrlgato ofton during tho
entire Reason. In this caso tho plants
will not bo bo henlthy nor bo good pro
ducers of quality. Tho vines should be
trailed away from tho Irrigating fur
rows ami no on tho dry bed out of
tho water at all tlniMs durlnir th n on.
tiro- season. Tho first two cultivations
(mould bo deep, nnd as tho plants he
como lnrgor continued shnllow culti
vatlon 1b moro nrefernblo for the rnn
ron Hint tho laterals and feeders of
Uio plants will bo undisturbed.
Tonic for Stock.
Qlvo n dose of ono to ono and i
halt pounds opBom anlts, dlssolvod )i
warm wnter, this to bo followed In i
dny or two with tho following tonic
Pulverized sulphato of Iron foil
ounces, pulvorlzed Baltpotor two
ounces, pulvorlzed ginger root tv
ounces, pulvorlzed gontlnn root iw
ounces, pulverized mix votulcn seed
two ounces. Mix well together, nnd
givo nignt anil morn tiir n fomi
heaping tenspoonful. In caso Bhn
fuses it In fend, It had best bo given
from a bottle shaken un with n ).n
pint of water. Allow nil tho green
icea sne win mico witnin reason.
Hoe In Corn Field.
Someone asks does It pay to tako a
hoo Into tho cornfloldT If tho hoe Ih
knlfo sharp and you use It vigorously
to destroy tho stray weeds ujong tho
row It pays well. Should you bo ono
of thoso fellows who writes tho aver
age stuff about tho man with the hoe
you better take a typewriter,
ENORMOUS LOSS OF WATER
Not Enough Consideration Is Given to
Length of Furrows Cllmato '
1 Is Also Factor.
The cnro In which land Is prepared
for Irrigation and methods of applying
water bear directly upon th.i results
obtnlncd. Wherever tho furrow sys
tem is used, tho length of tho furrows
Is a inntter to which not enough con
sideration has boon given, nnd tho
farmer who attempts to run tho water
eighty rods in this dry country will
under othcrwlso slmilnr conditions get
a very much lower duty thnn his
neighbor who makes his furrows only
hnlf ns long. Eighty rods Is not nn
Infrequent length In alfalfa fields, but
bettor results with less water would
bo obtained if twenty rods were tho
limit and In soma places whero tho
soli is sandy, with underlying gravol,
this is too far apart for head ditches
and It would bo wiser to make tho fur.
rows only nbout 250 feet long.
The cllmato and tho longth of the
irrlgntlng senson nlso affect tho duty
of water. In Colorndo tho period du
ring which wator is npplied to tho land
Is nbout ono hundred days and with
vory llttlo rainfall and high tempera
tures prevailing tho evaporation losses
from the Burface of Irrigated fields is
something enormous. Any methods of
application or cultivation which may
effectually reduco such losses would
result In a much higher duty for tho
wnter. Poorly constructed or Ill-kept
canals and Morals also have much to
do with what may be accomplished
with water and tho highways aro get
ting altogether too much of It. Tho
low gencrnl duty under many of our
Irrigation BystemB is duo largely to tho
oases which occur in getting the wa
tor from tho river to tho land.
In this way It becomes necessary to
tako from tho river or from the canals,
us tho enso may bo, a great deal moro
wnter than would bo required other
wise This oxcesB water sinks away
Into tho earth nnd disappears or, per
colating down through underground
pasnBgcs, finally roaches tho lower
landH or bottoms bordorlng tho river
nnd hero nccumlates to form swamps
and alkali wastes such as we boo all
over Colorado nowadays. Tho state
ment Is ofton mado that this water
lost from canals or wasted by careless
Irrigation in tho upper parts of a val
ley finds its way back to tho river to
bo used further down nnd that In this
way such low lnnds nnd gravol bars
net as roservolrs. The subsoil and
bottom lands certainly havo a capnclty
for nn lminenso nmount of wnter and
tho filling process begins with irriga
tion in tho spring and contlnuos
throughout tho ontlro summer.
DAIRY NOTES.
Stop feeding tho calf only when
you soil It.
A dairy cow should havo a good
width at tho hips.
A good dairy cow porbcbsob rather
thin, pliable, elastic skin.
Llko a dairy cow, tho host way to
get a high-class horso is to ralso him.
Don't feed cottonseed meal to young
calves. Ground outs and corn aro a
better rntlon.
Tho" dairy cow possesses a long
face, thin, slender neck, a sharp, pro
jecting shoulder.
With good cnlf menl, sweet, wnrm
Bopnrator milk and alfalfa, how tho
dairy calves will grow.
Ono of tho greatest necda on tho
nvorago dairy farm at present Is n
bettor cIubr of herd bulls.
Tho dairyman who keeps a scrub
bull ia In tho samo class as the fel
low who feedB runt pigs.
If you keep only ono or two cows
plant a quarter ncro of mangol boots
to feed thorn next winter.
Tho only way to dry n cow up Is
to stop milking her and to tako away
tho larger portion of her feed.
Somo cows aro born great, but they
fall Into tho hnnds of such small men
that tho world nover hoara of thoin.
Thoso who do not enjoy tho flavor
of a dirty cow stablo should not per
mit milk to Btaiul ubout In audi a
place.
Much nttontlon should bo given tho
udder of tho dairy cow a largo ud
der does not Indicate that It Is n good
ono.
A well bred, well fed dairy cow will
glvo nbout 8,000 pounds of milk In n
year; mnny of thorn glvo more. How
much does yours give?
Thtro Is no hotter way of snltlng
cowb, calves or any other stock than
to keop snlt conBtnntly uccobsIIiIo In a
box of It fnstoned a llttlo up from tho
ground In a protected shed.
It takes coiiBldornblo qunntlty of
feed to koep a cow living. Only whnt
wo glvo abovo this amount enn bo
UHod In dairy production. Therefore,
it pnys to feed won.
Fast Growlnn Cabbanes.
If tho cabbage grow so fast thnt
thoy aro Inclined to hurst, tip the
heads over far enough to sovor n nor
tlon of them, and If this dois not
check tho trouble, ubo them. A head
that has burst boou becomes worth
Iobs.
Mul? and Mare.
While a mule costs Ipbh (or keep
and will do an Immense .nioiint of
work, It must not bo forgotten that
tho brood mnro will also do a groat
deal of work and ralso a colt every
two years bimldes. Tho mulo's useful,
ncss Is confined to his work.
Ouy a Good Ram.
A ten-dollar bill ofton stands in the
way of n man's getting a good rnm.
Tho right kind of a mm makes ten
dollni bills for his owner.
To Test New Mail
WASHINGTON. After a series of
tests continuing since February
tho Postofllco Department has ar
ranged for n formal six months' try
out ot an Invention for delivering and
picking up malls by fast trains. As n
demonstration of tho practicability of
tho system a llvo pig, weighing 65
pounds, was recently delivered with
out injury nt Carrollton, Ky tho homo
of tho inventor, without tho slightest
Injury from a train running 25 miles
an hour.
For yenrs tho Postofllco Department
has sought an Improved method of
.picking up nnd delivering malls over
tho old catcher-hook system, and tho
now devlco was tho result of four
yoars' advertising by tho postal au
thorities, urging Inventors to produco
something that would meet tho re
quirements. It is 40 yenrs Bince tho catcher hook
camo Into use, nnd in apito of tho
progress In railroading nnd tho tre
mendous ImnrnvnmiMit In Mm mnll
Isorvico along other directions no for-
Women of Diplomatic Set Are Smokers
IN CERTAIN parts of the city whero
society Is familiar with tho foreign
habits of tho diplomatic set and where
cigarotto smoking Is so common nmong
women that It Is no longer a mattor
of much comment,' thero Is n strong
feeling that the nntl-clgaretto agita
tors havo been unfair in directing
their criticism nt ono or two individ
ual women Bmokors.
Tho practice, it was pointed out, was
not confined to any special few,
but was qulto general among fashion
nblo women. As n regulnr feature of
practically every ultra-fashionable
dinner party hero cigarettes aro equal
ly provided for tho women. The old
custom of tho women leaving the men
nt tho table to smoke has almost en
tirely disappeared.
At a recent amateur theatrical per-
prmnnco a purse was stoien from a
prominent ferr.lnlno member of tho
"younger sot." The loss was adver
tised In tho papers and among tho
contents of tho purse was a Jeweled
cigarette case. Tho nnmo of tho own-
Treasury Department Old Folks Home
IL SHOW TM
JAM STILL
i'VAIIU?
A FEW days ago a woman clork in
tho offico of tho Comptroller of Cur
rency, Treasury Department, eclobrnt
fd tho 90th anniversary of hor birth.
Tho Trenaury Dopnrtmont, some
times facetiously called "the old folks'
homo," probably has moro nged em
ployes connected with It thnn any
other, for It was under tho late Unit
ed States Treasurer, Mr. Spinner, thnt
women were first given employment
thoro. If tho truth could bo known
probably other females In this depart
ment nro mighty close to tho 90-year
mark, but, of course, they aro 'not go
lug to admit It, especially as tho talk
haB been getting stronger and strong
er that a superannuated list Is going
to bo mado up sooner or later, and n
way found to get rid of their services.
Not so very many years ago Sen
ator Toller of Colorndo has passed In
the senate a resolution calling upon
Where the Money
THE TAXESV
ARE PURTV
HIGH
PlJPTY
THE cost of tho national government
Is but n small part of tho burden
on trie tnxpayor. Tho expenses of cities
nro manifold greater to ench person
. than are those of thu Union. The con
icus brlngH together tho figures for tho
iloS cities of the country which hnvo a
population of 50,000 und over. Tholr
'expenditures for tho year 1908 wero
$16.81 per capita. Boston far sur
ipasBed this ratio, and lends In moneyo
'paid for local administration, showing
nn outlay for each person of $27.58;
New York comes next with its munici
pal budgot of $21.71 per capita, while
Washington follows closo with a cost
of $24.08 for each porson. Tho chief
items ot expenditure In cities are
.schools, pollco and flro protection.
Last year under tho laws of Con
gress for all purposes the nation spent
$000,728,153. This amount cared for
Device for Trains
ward stop 1b recorded in tho mntter
of exchanging 'mall sacks by moving
trains. Under this Bystom only ono
small sack could bo picked up nt any
ono station, nnd It Is n matter of offi
cial history that not Infrequently, In
stead of catching tho suspended snck
of mall, tho hook, operated by a mall
clerk standing In tho open door of tho
enr, would Bnntch up a chicken coop
or something olso not to bo found in
any classification or malt matter.
Tho delivery of mall from moving
trnlns Is -still moro prlmltlvo, consist
ing moroly of having tho clerk hurl or
push tho sacks out of tho car as the
train rushes past tho platform. Great
numbers of persons havo been Injured
und somo killed by being struck by
tho whirling nnd rebounding sacks,
thrown with tho force of n catapult.
In a number of Instances tho bags
of mall havo rolled under tho wheels
of tho train and havo caused wrecks
or havo been ground to pieces and tho
mall destroyed. And these defects do
not take into consideration tho trcmcn-
dour wear and tear on tho mall bags
and pouches, ono of the largest Items
of expense to the railway mall Bervlco.
Tho now dcvlco has passed through
a successful test of six months nt
Uurnsido station, nnd this decided tho
government to glvo the moro extended
trial.
or was given without any apparent
thought of cmbnrrassment. Dealers
patronized by fashionable dwellers
hero carry u large stock ot women's
cigarettes.
It is not n raro sight to seo tho
wlfo of a foreign diplomat smoking
complacently ns she sits on tho
lawn of her home on a pleasant eve
ning. Somo foreign women promi
nent hero have been known to tmioko
cigars.
Though thoso facts put tho Wash
ington situation In a light slightly
different from that of other- Ameri
can cities, tho local clorgy fall to
find any defenso for the hublt.
"Tho habit ot cigarette smoking
among women is, to my mind, n thor
oughly pernicious ono from nny stand
point," said Canon Mays of St. Thomas
Episcopal church.
Father Eugeno Ilnnnon of tho
Church of tho Immaculate Concep
tion, was unusually severo tn his
criticism ot tho cigarotto habit among
women. He said: "Tho habit is ob
noxious all around nnd In women, do
splto tho fact that tho law from n
gospel standpoint Is the same for bath
sexes, cigarette smoking is worso with
women than with men because of tho
example they set. Society demands n
different ethlcnl code for women for Its
own protection."
tho Secretary of Stato for a complete
list of tho officials and clerks In liU
department, together with tho ngos,
when appointed and compensation re
ceived. Quito a number of tho venerable
women clerks before that had been
proud of tolling their agos and boast
ing of how much work they could por
form, but on having to glvo tho figures
for the scrutiny of tho senators it waa
common talk around the department
that a considerable lopping off of
years was done, and over since thnt
information was called for womon gen
erally In tho government service, who
ii ro approaching the sundown of life,
hnvo boon mighty mum whon It comes
to discussing ages.
At the last session of congress num
erous bills and resolutions wero In
troduced with a vlow of trying to
ieueh somo solution of tho problem of
what to do with tho aged employees
of tho government. Many speeches
wero mado on the subject, but the
more tho question has been discussed,
tho more confused beenrno tho con
gressmen who tako enough interest In
tho mntter to bo willing to go on rec
ord as being In favor of establishing
u civil pension list.
of the Country Goes
pensions, tho army and nnvy, the
courts, IlghthoUFes, tho foreign service
und all tho departments at the capital.
Of this Bum $7.33 on the nvorago falls
on each Inhabitant. Set this over
against $10.81, thu nvorago cost per
capita of local rule in the cities, and
$24.71 in New York city. The con
trnst will show that the national ma
chinery costs less than thnt at homo,
uuder tho very eyes of the citizens.
Tho public schools are maintained
in the cities at n cost of $4.70 per
capita, while $2.25 la paid for the po
lice and $1.72 for tho flro department
Thus schools and tho pollco in cities
cost $0.95 a year per capita, or only
.18 cents per capita loss thnn thu total
ordinary disbursements of tho nntlonal
government.
Tho taxpnyors are proud of the pub
lic schools and do not begrudgo the
moneys spent for them. Tho police
Is required for tho safety of tho com
uiuulty, for tho malntennnco of law
and order. If the funds nro laid out
honestly and wisely, tho taxpayer will
not scrimp cither schools or tho po
llco. People aro apt to forget that
theso cost almost as much as all tb
machinery of tho Union.
A TIMELY WARNING.
Backncho, hoadacho, dizzy spells
and distressing urinary troubles warn
you of dropsy, diabetes and ftl
Brlght's disease. Act in timo by curing
Doan'a Kldnor Pills.,
KjfM II tho kidnoya with
xnoy nave cured
thousands and will
euro you.
Mrs. U D. Burko,
219 So. tiny St., Mos
cow, Idaho, say a: "I
was Almost crazy
with excruciating pain
through mr kidneys.
Tho kidney socroUonrr
wore hlchlv colored.
scanty nnd looked llko blood. For over
a month I was in bed, totally holp.
less. Doan'B Kidney Pllln benofltod
mo wondurfully. Thoy havo my en
dorsement nt all times."
Hemembor tho nnmo Doan's.
For Bale bv nil flonlnrn RA t
box. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y..
HIS COMEBACK.
. xr j vuutn
ItfH ?T....1 T .1 ' . A
put "Requiescat in pace" on my wife's
tombstone. Muko It "Requlesco in
pace."
8tonccuttcr But that means "I rest
In peace."
Mr. Henpcck I know, and I want
you to sign it "Husband."
Source of Revelation.
Twenty-seven new, crisp $1 bills,
enys Harper's Weekly, weigh ns much
as a $20 gold piece. Wouldn't hnv
thought it, and have no means ol
proving tho assertion, but if so it Ir
probably owing In somo way to tb
recent nctlvlty of tho inspectors ol
weights and measures.
Important to Mothors
Examino carefully every bottlo of
CASTOItIA, a safe and suro remedy foA
Infants and children, and seo that it
Tin nr a flirt
SIgna,turo ofCV?5f
In Uso For Ovor tfO Years.
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought.
Depend not on anothor, rather loao
upon thyself; trust to thlno own exer
tlons, subjection to another's wtl)
gives path. Manu.
Mrs. Wlnnowd Soothing Byrnp.
Fnrrhlljrrn lll:liiv'. softens tlio tfiui, rll,c'l-.
tUu.uidtiuuAIUTHialn.curekindouUa. Umh buUiv
Tho busy man wonders how th
loafer manages to live.
Smokers like Lewis' Single Hinder
clear for its rich, mellow quality.
Tho man whoso bluff Is not some
times called nevor existed.
Tit, l'pren' rti-nnant IVllcts rmtulatn n Inriir.
onito stomach, lltor nnd bownli. tjugnr-oualea,
Unjr k'miiulen, cubjt to tako a cuuil.
And tho only way to Impress som
people Is to suppress them.
ion'Tlake GEiaEiocsf
of having a sick spell by
delay, when you notice the
first sign of Stomach, Liver
a or .Bowel weakness. Act
promptly and get a bottle
of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. You are then on
the safe side because it
quickly restores things to a
normal condition. It is for
Poor Appetite, Cramps,
Heartburn, Indigestion,
Gostiveness, Malaria,
Fever and Ague. Get
OSTETTER
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTER
DEFEflHCE STARCH fSCTJa
Nebraska Directory
Aro tbe Beau Auk your local dealer or
JOHN DEERE PLOW CO., Omaha, Neb.
M. Spiesberccr & Son Co,
Wholesale Millinery
Ih Bait In 11m Weil
OMAHA, NED.
KODAK FINISHING ?,
attention, All kuupllea Jorllie Ama
Mall order
rcu aueclai
Amateur utrlcP
1 frrah. Hend for catalogue aud nuUhlno
price. THE ROBERT DEMPSTER
ir catalogue aud fluUhlntf
OQERT .DEMPSTER
OOMPANY, Box 1107. Omaha. Nob.
RUBBER GOODS
i, mall at cut price. Bid for (re eutaloguc
MYEBO. DILLON DRUQ CO., Omaha, Nb.
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