HIE SEMI-WEEKLY IR1B1M
tRA L. D ARIL r.il,i; Jim
TEKMS, 11.25 IN ADVANCB
tfoRTH PLATTE
NEBRASKA
FOOD CONSUMPTION GROWING
American People Are Not Eating
More, but the Number to Be Fed
Increase Rapidly.
In 1890 tho American hen laid eggs
In sufficient numbers during tho cal
endar year to amount to noventoon
dozon for each Inhabitant of tho
United States. Omitting all thought
of adding a slnglo egg to tho Individ
ual aharo of eggd, but merely to main
tain tho 1900 proportion, of eggs to
population tho lions of tho United
Stales In 1910 must bo laying annual
ly 221,000,000 dozen moro egga than,
they laid In 1899.
Tho por capita product of milk In
tho year 1899 was DG.O gallons por
annum. To maintain this per capita
for tho bonoflt of our Increment or
population, nays 'tho Atlantic, tho milk,
tupply In tho yenr 1910 must excoed
thnt of 1899 by 1,242,800,000 gallons.
To maintain butter, of which thq
per capita amount produced In 1899,
wan fourtoon pounds, at tho sanio per
capita In 1910 tho aggregato produc
tion must exceed tho former flguro
by 182,000,000 pounds.
Of potatoes, that other stnplo of hu
man consumption, tho por capita prod
uct at tho last consus was about. four,
bushels; henco In 1910 to maintain
the potato supply for bur nowcomors
but not to lucroaso It for tho rest of
h community to tho extont of oven;
one potato each (ono potato nploco
mciUiB approximately 180,000 bushols),'
there .must bo raised 52,000,000 bush
els mora of this homely but uaofuf
vegetable than wore reported In 1899.
What tills product means Is bostj
noted by observing thnt to supply It
would consumo tho entire potato crop
as reported at tho last census of thft'
state 'of California, Colorado, Illinois,,
Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Maryland
and North Carolina.
Penny Post Increased Malls.
Tho mallB from Englnnd" to tho
United States nro heavier by 82 por
rout, stneo tho postago wan reduced
to 2 cents, says tho British postmas
ter general's annual report, which has
Just appeared. Among tho mass of
facts and figures given by tho roport
another notablo foaturo is that Lon
doners aro now writing fewer lottera
and . are using the tolophono moro.
ffor ,the ,frst time a docroaso la notod
tn tho number of lotters passing
through tho metropolitan post ofllces.
fThe report gives a striking inntnnco
of British ausontmindednosa, tho, mild
temporary insanity .which makes peo
pie drop unnddressod letters in Wll
boxea or send half wrapped lip par
cels that shed tholr contents In the
malls. Theao stray lotters contained
In all $75,035 In cash and bank notes
and $3,103,525 In chocks, drafts and
stamps, . t.
Absent But Not Kornottan.
"One morning when wo wero in some
wntlnontal city," says Carl Harris, Just
bad; from a trip to'Europo with former
Mayor George W. Gardnor, D. O. Mo
Intyro and A. A. Schantz, "Commodoro
Gardner and I sat down for broakfast
it a hotel whore American nowspapors
wor.e sold. Wo sent out to tho news
stand and bought two copies of the
Leader and started to enjoy thorn while
our mutton chops woro on tho flro.
'"I wonder,' said Commodoro Gard
ner, as he oponod his papor, 'If wo nro
Quite forgojton baok homo.'
"IatultlVoly, wo both turnod t6 tha
edltdj-lal page, and the vory first Btory
that- fell under our oyos waa an anec
lotei about the commodoro himself,
" Wo,' he said, 'wo aro not forgotton,'
Mid .thero waa a, gllston in his merry,
klndjy eyes?,
- . Receptacles for the Baby.
It is a.remnrkablo fact that no othot
race baa "shown more skill, Ingenuity
und careful thought in tho preparation
f rocoptacloa for tho baby than have
tho Amorlcan Indians. Of courso, there
nro hampers, baby bnskots nnd glided
baby carriages in tho dopnrtmont
itorea and In tho homes of tho wealthy
that in costliness and elaboration Bur
pBBBos the wildest dreams of tho rod
mothor of tho westorn plains; but
those aQ exceptional, and nt host are
mere articles of commorco, to bo
bought llko n pair of shoo3 or any
Dther commodity, nnd discarded with
out a thought whon no longor needed
In their construction thoro is not
ihrcd of Bontiment or of a mothor'e
care.
Where Peter Learned Shipbuilding,
Emperor Nicholas will prcsont tc
Caandam, tn Holland, n statuo of Petor
ihe Great. It was in this village, It will
be remembered, that Peter learned
ihlpbulldlng for the bonotlt of his conn
try. The bouso in which ho lived has
long been a placo of pilgrimage for f on
signers visiting Holland. It was ro
itored and Inclosed for its preservation
by Emporor Nicholas' grandfather,
A Real Philanthropist.
"A rich man who gavo away $7,000
worth of drinks is dead."
"Greatly mourned?"
"Yea; and sincerely mourned, Ho
dldu't Insist thnt tho recipients . of
his bounty ralso $7,000 moro for
drinks,"
Lock the Doorl
"Do you want anything from tho
grocer today, Katie 7"
"Well, ma'am; the choose ran out
yecterday and I think tho butter will
run out todtyv.'; Xpnkera Statesman.
HOPE OF ARID WEST
Irrigation Made Possible by
Great Chain of Mountains.
Rockies, Stretching From North to
South, Is the One Thing Above
All Others That Makes Coun
try Habitable.
Irrigation is tho chief hopo of tho
arid west and owing to tho climatic
conditions thnt provall, tho groat
chain of mountains, tho grand old
Rockies stretching from north to
south or from southeast to northwest
tho entire longth of tho continent, 1b
tho ono thing above nil others fint
makes tho country habltnblo, The
mountains nro nwo inspiring. Wo will
povor forgot tho evening wo first got
n glimpse of this pIcturcBquo pile. Wo
Wore on tho swooping Platte river val
ley, Journeying westward toward
Montana, tho land of gold. Tho moun
tain lny llko n bnnk of clouds agnlnst
tho western Bky, writes It. N. Suther-
Jln of Groat Falls In tho Dakota Farm-
. ... ..... i . . .
or. 'l no teamster who urovo uio wuk
on wns kind ciioukIi to turn tho wag
on so wo could see flio dnrk, Irregular
rldgo against tho bluo sky nnd wo
watched With boyish eagerness from
our sick bed tho sun go down, but wo
Httlo dreamed that that grand moon
tain rango was or could bo mado tho
sourco of llfo almost beyond compu
tation. Tho mountain wild roaring
Jtsolf nbovo tho plain lu tho lifo of
Irrigation. We pitched our tent on
'tho Missouri vnlloy about Octobor 1,
,18(35, and within ton days had begun
an irrigating dltcn from tho nrst
crook. north of the round grovo and
from that day to this wo have boon
an irrigator. Wo havo loarned to lovo
theso donr old mountalna for tho fa
cilities thoy afford In getting wntor
onto tho valloy land. For nil theso
years wo lived nnd tnlkcd Irrigation
nnd growing crops and making tho
land teem with vcrduro and from that
day to this wo havo novcr Boen a crop
failure. Onco In n whtlo tho grain
crop haB been threshed out by tho
hall storm and In earlier dayn wo had
tho grasshopper Bcourgo; that was so
voro, but wo usod to fill tho water
ditches so full that tho pests could
not ferry them, nnd In many ways
fight tho Bcourgo with water.
All that mountain agriculture 1b to
day has come from Irrigation. Ilor
homes nro tho abodoa of happiness,
nro homos that teom with abundance
Wo nro proud of them; thoy nro fit
abodes for ktngH. Fruitful, peaceful
nnd plcnsant, tho embodiment of com
fort, tho hand of roan never construct
ed bettor or Burroundod a pcoplo with
moro of tho good things of llfo. It Is
homes like those, hid away in cool
Bhndy groves by babbling brooks,
with blooming meadows and novor
falling grain fields, homos with orchards-
and berry patchos, that flow
with milk nnd honey, that flro mon's
souls to tho greatest exertion. It Is
nhodcfl like those that mako men
patriotic nnd willing to dlo If they
need to for tholr country, nnd it is
homes llko thoso that mako Montana's
women Btrong. It Is this that has
caused thorn to brook the hardships
and dangers of frontier llfo, that has
mado thorn tho beat mothors the
.world ovor know.
What Hogs Paid for Corn.
A farmer from Ohio writes to tho
Swlno Herd that ho made n test of tho
' i-.. .. i i . . i .
pneu pur uuBftui ui turn iuu to uugs
undor the following conditions; Last
March, botoro his sows begun to far
row, ho began to foed them from a
crib of 200 bushols of corn. Theso
bows wero fed besides corn tho sep
arated milk from four pure-bred Jorsoy
cows, and dally ten pounds of ground
onts, corn nnd whont middlings. Thoy
ulso had tho run of a clover field. As
Boon as tho pigs were old enough to
eat tho sopnrated milk and mixed slop
wero given ta tho pigs. Tho'ro was
plenty of good, fresh water at all
limes handy to bowb and pigs. At this
writing, Octobor 7, ho hnB sold oyer
$900 worth of pork from this 000
bushol com crib, and haH bin brood
bowb and a Httlo corn yet left. Allow
lng tho separated milk, tho mlxod food
and tho clovor to bo worth tho mnnuro
)oft on tho clovor Hold, It seems .to
snow wnnt wo may got for our raw nut
torlnl producod on our fnrma when put
into a flntBhod product This corn was
fed after tho first of May ovor tho
flold. Up to that time It wub fed on n
cement floor and tho llttor hauled nnd
spread upon tho flold.
Farm Horses Wanted,
Tho domand for farm horses Is now
unprocodoutcd. Tho farms aro short of
workers and fanneni aro either going
to mnrkot for thorn or buying freely of
dealers who take carloads to country
points. Probably this year will mark
tho high point In thin trado. Tho young
store aro coming on nnd taking tholr
places in tho toaniB. Farmers aro roa
llzlng, too, that it is oaster to raise a
couplo of horses than H is to And
tho cash to buy them.
Young Cockerels.
, Koop tho young cockerols by thom
solves, for thoy annoy tho pullots nnd
intorforo with tholr laying. If thoy nro
not to bo caponlzod noil them off now
'"What's tho uso of feeding a lot of
young roosters for threo or four
months? No profit In it.
The Wrong Pigs,
If sorno farmers put ns much monoy
into food or tholr farm plga as thoy
do to Bupport tho "blind pigs" In town
tholr families might havo moro to out
nnd wear hotter clothes.
BEETS ARE UNCERTAIN CROP
However, Ono Farmer Cleared $47.60
Per Acre Raisers Use Too
MUch Water.
Ono of Uio beet growers of tho
westorn slopo has kopt tab on tho
aero cost of growing such a crop and
gives tho following: For plowing,
harrowing, planting, cultivating, Irri
gating, topping and hauling to rail
road, tho cost waa this year $43 the
acre, which is a protty stiff tax for
such an uncertain crop For plowing
out tho boots and hauling to cars ho
paid $5 a day for man and team, says
tho Field nnd Farm. His beets re
turned $90.00 tho acre, however, loav-
lng $17.00 tho ncro for tho uso of his
land, which ought to satisfy anybody
and if others could do half bo well
wo would hear no complaint about
disappointing results in beet culture.
This man holds to tho bollcf that
bcot raisers uso too much water. Dur
ing tho growing season ho was with
out wnter for ten days Just when tho
beota needed it very badly, but 'dur
ing that timo ho cultivated his crop
every two or throe days with tho ex
ception of four rows through tho
middle of tho flold, which ho left as
a test to sco what they would mako
without either cultivation or wator.
As n result tho four rows wero hardly
worth pulling, whllo tho remainder of
tho crop was eighteen tons to tho
ncro.
Irrigating Cantaloupes.
It Is something of an art to Irrlgato
cantaloupes proporly. In tho oarly
stages of growth wator should be giv
en quite sparingly so that tho roots
will Book tho moisture deep in tho
ground. This will givo S good hold
and provide largor vines. If watered
too much tho roots will be kept near
tho surfneo and it will bo necossary to
Irrlgato often during tho ontiro soa-'
Bon. In this caso tho plants will not
bo so healthy nor bo good producers
of Quality. Tho vines Bhould bo
trailed away from tho Irrigating fur
rowB nnd Ho on tho dry hod out of tho
wntcr at all times during tho entlro
season. Tho first two cultivations
Hhould bo deop and as tho plants bo-
co in o larger continued shallow culti
vation Is preferable for tho reason
that tho IntoralB and feodors. of tho
plnnts will bo undisturbed.
Forage Lands In Montana.
Much of tho irrlgatod lands of Mon
tana nro being dovoted to growing
alfalfa nnd other forage for shoop and
cattle, and aB tho many mountain val-
loye aro brought under water this, wo
bellovo, will provo ono of tho most re
munerative ubob to which thoy can
bo put, says an exchange In this
way tho vast areas of rough, untlllablo
land can bo mado to bring In tho most
nB puaturo, and tho stock Industry will,
still continue tho groat ono or tno
mountain rnnge country,
A Valuable Hen.
Refusing an offer of $125 for n hon
Ib ono of tho lncldonts of tho Boston
poultry Bhow. She won a prlzo of $100,
and Is of much more consoquonco now
than she hus boon reckoned in tho
past. Peoplo oat moro eggs and tho
flesh of fowls, nnd thoy nro Increasing
tholr domandB for all tho products of
tho hennery an tho years go by.
POULTRY NOTES.
Warm wheat for breakfast makes
tho biddies shell out the eggs.
Don't bo too suro your fowls havo
no llco; oxamlno thom closely.
Don't permit a Blck chicken to run
with the healthy onea a mlnuto after
utlmont Is discovered.
Clean out tho nostB. Hum tho old
noBtlng material and roplaco with
clean. Koroseno tho boxes.
If you havo bcof Bcrups beforo tho
fowls in hoppers you should not uso
meat or bood meal In tho mash.
Tho averogo ago for pullots of tho
medium sized breeds to begin laying
Is botwoen six nnd aoven months.
Infertile eggs takon from tho in
cubator need not bo an ontiro loss,
Thoy mny bo boiled nnd used fcs chick
food.
Plenty of bono all tho time. If you
haven't n cutter uso an old ax or a
hntchot, but break tho bono in small
pieces.
During tho winter months, when
groon food Is scarco, turnips, Bwedos,
mangols or potatoes form an oxcel
lent substitute.
Plgcon-grass is bocomlng widely dls
trlhuted in tho cast. Tho seed has
much nutrltlvo value and Is flno for
turkoya and chlckons, N
Sell oft all tho scrub stock and keep
nothing but fowls of good quality.
This la the fulo of ovory thoroughly
successful poultry farmer. 1
Tho first egg laid by a pullet Is the
Binallost nnd tho size Incroases grad-
ually until about a dozon havo been
laid, whon thoy begin to docroaso.
Chickens, bees and small fruit make
an excellent combination for profit on
tho farm. They lnterfero with onch
other to n very Blight extent only,
Tho flrst two wooks of a chick's
llfo aro critical. Thoy Bhould start
growing from tho flrst nnd keop It up.
Glvo thom Bwoct, clean food, exor.
clso, pure air aud warm quarters, and
thoy will thrive.
Takes moro to fat a hon now than
it illd two monthB ago, but don't win
tor tho hens thnt aro so old thoy may
dlo boforo spring. Feed thom well,
keep thom warm and lot them go the.
flrat chanco you hnvo.
Green food must not be forgotten
Somo foed green rye whon It can bo
had, others give sprouted oatB, othors
beotu nnd turnips nnd cabbage, and
othors add cut clover nay to tho mash
All of tho greens mentioned are good
Interview Causes
WASHINGTON, Capital society ha3
had nothing that has mado It sit
up and tnko notice In a good whtlo.
Hut It sure got n slap that wakened It
with a Jump tho othor day whon
thoro appeared In aNow York nowg
paper an alleged Interview with Bar
oness Hengelmullcr von Hongcrvar,
tho "deanness" of tho dinlomatto
corps, or, to put It properly, tho
doyenno, her husband, Baron Hcngel-
muiier von iiongorvnr, being tho denn.
Tho baroness, who has boen in Now
York city, permitted herself to bo in
terviewed by n very sprightly young
lady roportor in Now York, who on
two or threo provlous occasions has
shown herself to bo rnthor long on
imagination and short on facts. Sho
directly quotes tho baroness ns fol
lows: "Washington Is dull nnd Btunld. So
ciety thero is provincial. To got to
Now York Is hoaven to mo, for thero
is bo much to do besides paying and
rocolvlng calls and callers and drink
ing tea and going through tho drier
round of formal and uninteresting so
cial events. Wo havo lived in Wash
ington 10 years. I havo done each
year tho same things with practically
tho samo people. Hero in Nov York
formnl calling and tea taking aro prnc
tlcally eliminated, bocauso there aro
so many othor moro interesting things
to do. Even tho shops mako n dlflor
enco, Horo it Is a posltivo plcasuro
Violate Law Covering Abuse of Coins
IDONTKHOW -uWHAT
I DID BUT
I'LL NEVER DO
IT ACAIN J
THE cnreles3ne6B or lgnornnco of big
firms In observing tho federal laws
governing abuse of coins costs them
thousands of dollars yearly. Just re
cently n Chicago company came to
grief which would havo saved itself
nnd tho government much trouble and
expenso if it had read tho following
law:
"Whoovor fraudulently, by nny
act, way or means shall deface,
mutilate, impair, diminish, falsify or
llghton . . . tho gold or silver coins
which huvo boen or which may here
after bo coined In tho mlnt of tho
United States . . . shall bo fined
not moro than $2,000 and Imprison
ment of not moro than flvo years."
Some clever advertiser concoived
tho Idoa of an "ad." of metal Just tho
bIzo of a dlmo, with the wording and
Uncle Sam's Gunners Are Unequaled
A MONO tho navies of tho world the
l Amorlcan sailors havo long hold
tho record of tho finest marksmon In
oxlstenco. Though tho Unltod States
docs not spend so much for now battle
ships as other countrlos, ft lays moro
emphasis on marksmanship than dooa
any other nation nnd for that reason,
combined with tho Amorlcan sailor's
infinite pntlenco, our men havo gained
their world-wldo reputation of cham
pions. Moro time and ammunition aro
exhausted In tbo American navy in
target practice than is realized gen
erally. "Amorlca spends ten times tho
Bum for this purposo ns does Eng
land. All world's records for gunnery
wero broken by tho crow of tho battle
ship Idaho In the recent big gun tar
Christmas Among
YOU WILL
CONK
ACAIN
NEAT
TfcAR ,
worn i
YOU
THE tiny representatives ot nil tho
nations represented nt tho national
capital colobrated Christmas, each
with somo peculiar custom brought
from his own far-off land. Tho Christ
mao Idea Is ono easily caught up by
tho foreign child nnd tho talk ho hears
for weeks boforo tho happy foBtlval
Is lust as eagerly listened to by tho
Httlo Orlontal as by tho child to whom
It has always boon familiar.
Although tho Christian significance
ot tho Saviour's birth Is absent from
tho Orlontnl celebration of Christmas,
yet tho festival spirit ot tho season np
poals no lesa to tho boys and girls
front far-off China and Japan than to
thel- Httlo American plnymatos, Tho
Chinese embassy was tho scone of
Stir in Washington
to shop. Then, your theaters, opera
and concerts nro bo, woudorful. In
fnct, Now York is ojio of tho most
fasclnntlng cities In tho world. It la
all llfo nnd color nnd Impulse.
"Logically, of course,' Washington
should bo. the social center of tho
country. It never will be, however,
for no city can tako tho honors away
from New York. The atmosphero Is
different, nnd a social climate is a3
hard to change as any other kind."
It Is stated thnt Baroness Hengel
mullcr neorly fell down dead when
she saw this interview in tho Now
York papers aijd thon saw it copied
into tho Washington papers. Baroness
Hongelmuller- Is nothing If not con
ventional. Sho lives by form and
rote, and to do nnything out of tho
regular Is In her opinion to commit a
crime.
She came back homo in n state of
nervous collnpso, declared alio never
snld n word of it and thnt Washington
is perfectly lovely.
Baroness Hongelmuller wears that
tltlo In her own right, and both sho
nnd tho baron belong to tho stern Aus
trian court circles; thnt Is, tho baron
does now. Sho was born into that
world of convention and rules, whero
you could sit by tho flreplnco and burn
up boforo tho servant noxt to you
would mnko an attempt to snvo you
unless that was his particular court
function.
The baroness was a widow when
sho married Mr. Lndlslaus Hengelmul
lcr von Hengorvnr, and It never pleas
ed her nt all that ho was a plain
"Mr." Sho was nover quite happy un
til sho Bocured hor husband tho em
bassadorBhlp from Austro-Hungary,
and then a few yenrs ago sho got
him created a baron.
printing placed In such n way that at
flrst glanco it would nppenr as a dime.
Tho idoa was cleverly executed. A fair
imitation of tiio head of Liberty was
on ono sido and tho advertisement on
tho other. The number was placed
whero tho date on a dlm8 is and tho
first glanco certainly impressed ono
as tho real coin. Tho other side had
a sheaf of wheat nnd in tho center tho
words "On Time."
Tho Arm had no desire, to defraud
tho. public But unscrupulous people
who had access to thom did. Sev
eral firms and persons lost money by
accepting tho advertisement for real
money, chowlng gum mnchines wore
filled with them, and at last tho se
crot sorvlco learned how matters wero
and began jxx Investigation. There
woro 150,000 of tho motals confiscated
Somo stray one3, howover, were In cir
culation and it took almost a year ta
"hunt thom down."
Jowelors nro guilty every day ol
committing a criminal offense Ac
cording to tho ordlnanco, to mutilate
monoy is an offenso in tho oyes of the
law. -
get shooting hold off Capo Henry.
During tho practlco in which she won
hor championship the sailors of the
Idaho shatterpd targets at 10,000 yards
distance. Had tho little vessel been
In battle she would havo shattered In
five minutes a battleship at a distance
of flvo miles, had Bhe shot with tho
samo accuracy.
Tho gunner bogins In tho ordnanco
shops at Washington, whero ho Is In
structed in tho rudlmontB of tho art.
He Is kept at his studies six dnys a
wcok from eight o'clock In tho morn
ing until four in tho afternoon. Before
ho is detailed to a ship tho apprentice
is given threo months' instruction In
tho handling of high explosives and
taught the workings of tho submarine
mlno.i
Thon ho Is turned ovor to n battle
ship, whero ho is given tho position of
gun pointer in chnrgo of nn instructor
who knows tho business from top to
bottom, and at this gun ho sticks un
til his superiors think him eminently
trustworthy, whon ho Ib allowed to
participate in maneuvers. Finally ho
nnndlcs a gun In roal war.
Capital's Asiatics
much gnloty during tho holiday weoks
For 'tho oldest ot tho nrabnBsndor'i
dnughtors, Miss Alice Chang, is only
twolvo yenra old .and still retains
many childish tastes. This year tho
month-old daughter of tho couple, tiny
Molsen or Mlldrod Chang, was tho
youngest raombor of tho legation who
camo in for Christmas presents.
Santn Clnus did not neglect Arkira
and Sada Matsul. tho tiny son nnd
daughter of tho counsellor of tho Jap-
oneeo embassay, Kelshlro Matsul. Ar
kirn and Sada havo been usod all
their Httlo lives to hearing of tho
good old Saint Nick, and wero happily
pleased at his bounty.
Among tho" legation youngsters w
this year snont tholr flrst Chrlstmni
Washington aro tho children of th
newly arrived Norwogian minister.
H. Bryn. Thero woro "hljrh dolmrn'
at tho legation, too, for the Christmas
treo Is a natlvo of Norway nnd old
Santa Claus thrlvos host of all In tho
climate of Ice and snow, to which tho
uryn cuuaren wore porn.
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thus has been es
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tho women oC
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ous offer of assistance. Address Mrs.
Plnkham, caro of Lydin E. Plnkham
Mcdicino Co., Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to Imvo
Lydln E. Pinkhnm's SO-pngo
Text Book. It is not a book for
gcnornl distribution, as it is too
expensive. It is free nnd only
obtainable by mail, wrlto for
it today.
TAKE A POSE OF
piso'S
"The best medicine
Toe COUGHS C COLDS
Frco lunch is somotlmcs pretty ei
pcnslvo food.
Lewis' Finale Binder gives the smoker
a rich, mellow-tasting Cc cigar.
Thero Is always poison In tho
wound thnt Is inflicted by .a friend.
i to cuitR A corn im nvu tav
Tako .UAXAT1VB UI10M0 Qulnlno Tablets
llrimftUtirrlnna tuonej If It faFU to euro. IS. W.
lulOvlS'dilgiialure lion cacb box. SSc.
I
i And It sometimes happens that a '
man likes to havo hlft'Wifo get bo mad
Bho won't speak to him then Bhe will
not ask him for money.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first pat up
40 years oro. They rcjnilato and invi(ior
ate, ttomach. liver nnd boweb. Sugar
coated tiny granules.
There's ono Httlo satisfaction wheni
a man falls sick, It makes his wlfo re
pent of her ill treatment of him. Don't
work tho gamo too often, howover.
, riKAUTIlTUr. CALKNlMIt TREE
Bfnci W conn for trial threo monies' snN
(crlptlon to our great farm paper ana nt
5 will mall you prepaid our Candaome 1911
Icautx Calendar. 1 br 2 feet, lllbouraphea
51 . "1 Wou oolon. Wrllo Immedlatolr.
.'ebrtuka tfaim Journal, Omaha, Mob.
i
iwwillRIIIVH. Ill inibcr.
Ella For all Bad words of tongua
or pen
.Stella Forget it; I'm ah old maid
myself.
I Not Serious.
I "I hoar thoro aro gravo charges
against Senator Jinks."
j "What aro they?"
, "Tho sexton's bills." Dalttmoro
American.
' In Different Parts of the House.
, Caller (to Httlo daughter of tho
houso) Hullo, dear? Whero aro you
off to?
Daughter of tho House I'm Just
going up to watch Mario do mother'fl
hair.
Caller Oh, dear! Then I'm afraid
o buuii t ua huio to boo your momor.
I Daughter of tho Houso Oh, yes;i
you'll find hor down thero in tho
drawing room.
CONSTIPATION
' M u n v o n ' h Pnw
Taw Pills nro unlike
nil other laxatives or
cathartics. They coax
tho liver into activ
ity by gentle meth
ods. They do not
scour; they do nob
gripe; they do not
weaken; but they do
start nil the secre
tions of tho liver and
stomach in a way that
II I III
- . Ah . . uooa puis meso or
"WKyter gana in a healthy
" condition and cor-
! recta constipation.
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are, a tonlo
to tho stomach, liver and nerves. They
invigorate instead of weaken; they en
rich tho blood instead, of impoverish it;
they enable tho stomach to cet all tho
nourishment from food that is put into
These pills contain no calomel, no
dope, they nro soothing, healing nnd
stimulating. They school the bowels to
RCt without physic, Prico i!3 cents.
Nebraska Directory
RUBBER GOODS
bj mall at cut prlcea. Berfl for freo cauloeua.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO., Omoho.Neb.
HIDES and FURS
HUboat Market Moo lia. Writo for Prloo UL
BOLLCS & ROOER8, 013 8. 13tll 8t,,Omen
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