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Mind Reader.
First Straphanger Look
outt
Vou'ro treading on my feot!
Second Straphanger neg pardon!
1 also prefer to ride In a cab. Judgo.
Don t buy wntcr for bluing. Liquid blue
m almost nil wntcr. Huv Ued Cross Ball
Blue, tlio bluo that's all bluu. Adv.
Turn on tho back-biter and say It
to his faco.
Cough, Cold
SoreThroat
S loan's Liniment givos
quick relief for cough, cold,
hoarseness, soro throat,
croup, asthma, hay fovor
and bronchitis.
HERE'S PROOF.
Mr. Albbht W.rnlOE.ot Fredonla,
Kan,, vrrltos i " V Ube Hloau'o Lini
ment tu the family and 11ml It an ex
cellent relict for colds and hay foyer
attack. It stops coughing and meet
ing almost instantly."
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
ItEUEVED SORE THROAT.
Mrs. L. nnr.wKii, of Modollo.Fla.,
writes: " I bought om bottlo of your
Liniment nod It did ma all tho Rood In
tho world. My throat was rery soro,
and It cured mo of my trouble."
GOOD FOR COLD AND CROUP.
Mb. W. II. Strange, 3721 Elmuood
Atqiiuo, Chicago, IU.,irrltesi "A lit
tle boy noxt door had croup. I gare
tho mother Sloan's l.Hilmont to try.
She Rave him three drops on sugar
before going to bed, and he got up
without tho croup lu the morning."
Prloo, 25o., BOo., $1mOO
Sloan's
Treatiso
on the
Horse
sentfree.
Constipation
Vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief Permanent Cure
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS never
fail Purely vegeta'
ble act surely
out genuy on
the liver.
Stop after
dinner distress-cure
indigestion
improve the complexion, brighten the eyes.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
Genuine must bear Signature
THE AMERICAN RUSH TO
WESTERN CANADA
IS INCREASING
Froe Ilomosteads
In tho new Districts of
Manlluba, basVau-he-nun
and Alborlu thero
nru thousands of b'ren
Homesleudb left, willed
tu tho man making entry
In 8 yeurs time will bo
worth from 'li to SV5 per
ticro.. Three lands are
well ndiiDted to trraln
growing and cattlo raising.
FXOaLKXT nilLUAY K111L1TIES
In many coses the rallwnys.ln
Canada have- been built In ad
vn.ico r settlfuient, and In a
short tluio there- will not be
settler who need bo mora than
ton or tnelro miles from a line
of rBllwar. Hallway ltutcs are
rectilatcd by Uorcrnment Com
mission. Social Conditions
The American Pcttlerlsathome
In Westorn Canada, llolsnota
ilmnirnr In a Htnincfl land. bar-
lug nearly a million of his own
people already settled there. It
Sou desire to know why thecon
ltlnn of the Canadian Settlor Is
Erosperous write and send for
terulure, rales, etc, to
W. V. BENNETT,
Beo Building, Omaha, Neb.
Canadian aorernment Agent, or
uddrees Miirititeiinrn. oi
Iiuiulcnitloii, ottaws.uim.
Nebraska Directory
Hosiier-Lampman Business Collage
Oneof i he lcudlngkcboolsof tho I'nltei! Stairs Write
today Tur our sptlal monny-BHTlDK uITer. Mintlon
this papor. sosum i. ual'juj, oiiiiii, Muiiasti
Cox-Jones-Van Alstine Co.
The Did Itellablo Company of Houth Omaha and
Denrer. W1I will giro Tur con.lunuients the bokt
of atlontlun and sell thurn for hlghmtt prices, ur
Oil your order for Feeders with hot class of
stock at market price. U1V2 US A TltlAI.
THEPAXTON
HOTEL
Omahs. tlebraskt
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms from (1.00 up Mingle, 75 cents up double
CAFE PRICES REASONABLE
CURED In a few days
without pain or a sur
gical operation. No pay until cured. Writs
UK. IVIIAY. 307 Use Ulilg Ouaulia. NeU
fslURPHY DID IT
Auto and Wncon
Truuk Uulldrra. He-
palrlnir. I'alntme.
Trlmralnc Tiuggj Wheels repaired and re
rubber tired. Write us for prices. 4u years In the
business. Andrew Murphy & Son, Omaha
Consign your HORSES &. MULES to
WALKER & BLAIN
Union Stock Yards, S. Omahn. Nob.
Phons South 670. Auction Sales Every Thursday,
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS
We sell all feed used by the feeders, In car and ton
lots. Our prices are right. We buy empty sacks.
FEEDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
Lira Stock Excbanxe llldg. South Oman
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I 'VVdlMr P. Bo,on
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AEROPLANE IMPALED ON KOW OF
An unusual photograph of a wrecked aeroplane ou its perch In tbu center ot a gablud root of a London
house. Tho Italian aviator, Manto, whoso "machine met with this remarkable fato, was summoned to appear
beforo tho Royal Aero club of London In connection with tho offenso he committed ot Hying over a town.
WILL FOIL
Machine to Impress Stamp on
Envelope Invented.
Heavy Losses Through Robberies
Postofflces Will Be Avoided, It
Is Claimed, by Use of
This Device.
of
Kansas City. A machine to stamp
postage, which will render unneces
sary probably 7C per cent, of the post
age stamps now In use and practically
put an end to tho loss of stamps by
postofllco robberies and by petty
thefts In large business concerns, 1b
1 tho Invention of W. D. Nelson, assist
ant nro warden of Kansas uity.
"In this city alone It is estimated'
that business firms nro out $10,000 a
year through tho loss of stamps that
are dishonestly appropriated, or
stolen," said Mr. Nelson. "My machine
will stop this absolutely, saving the
business men of the country hundreds
of thousands of dollars annually."
For ten years Mr. Nelson was em
ployed In tho postofllco here, and ho
has n practical knowledgo of the stamp
buslnoss, says tho Star. The neces
sity of tho mnchino he has Invented
occurred to him while ho wns engaged
in this work, and six years ago ho
perfected his idea. Ho submitted his
plan to tho government officials In
Washington, but received Httlo en
couragement, as they told him that his
idea was not feasible because its prac
tical adoption would require n too
radical revision of the postofllco regu
lations. Recently ho learned that tho gov
ernment Is considering tho adoption
of a machino almost exactly like his.
Now he purposes to assert his rights,
and as ho was tho original Inventor
and his suggestion to tho poatofllco de
partment six yenrs ago Is a matter of
record, ho expects to win his conten
tion. Mr. Nelson's machine will stamp let
ters with great facility, tho nostago
being represented by an Impression
Instead of the ordinary postngo stamp.
Each machino will represent a spe
cified amount of postage. Should a
firm want $100 worth of postngo, the
government, which is to retain the
ownership of all tho machines, would
plnco a $100 machine In the possession
of the firm. After Hint amount of
postage has been used, tho machino
w!U lock automatically and no moro
"Impressions" will bo forthcoming
from it. Knch machine will havo a
certain individuality, consisting ot a
number and when desired tho name
of tho llrm using It. This number and
nnmo will bo stamped on each letter
with tho postage. Thus every letter
will carry an Identification quite dis
couraging to tho postage pllforers.
"The government sustains an enorm
ous loss every year from postofllco
robberies in small townB," bald Mr
Nelson. "My machine will prevent at
least two-thirds of this loss. Of
course, in small Individual sales tho
postage stamp would still bo In vogue,
but for nil large sales the machine
would bo Invalunblo. It would ho
usud so extensively that even In tho
small towns only small stocks of post
ago stumps would be necessary and
tho Incentive for robbery would be
greatly minimized."
When the Inventor had demonstrat
ed the practicability of his idea loca,l
business men volunteered to build a
factory for tho manufacture of the
machine. All the royalty they nsked
from the government was an amount
equal to the cost of the paper and
printing of postago stamps, tlnih sav
ing tho government the expenso of
mucilage, the most Important Item In
tho manufacture of postngo stamps.
Two kinds of mucilage aro used on
stamps. Thero Is a summer stylo In
mucilage and a different kind used In
winter.
"My greatest difficulty waa In mak
w, 7Ti!'T" WE? iff?
ROBBERS
ing ray mncfilno lock automatically
at tho right time," said Mr. Nolson.
"I studied on tho problem weeks nnd
months and was about to glvo up In
despair when one night I awoke from
a deep sleep and tho solution of tho
problem camo to my mind Uko a flash.
Beforo I went to sleep again my Idea
was perfected."
KICK MAY NET FLYER $20,000
Object Peter Walling Booted on
Staten Island la Believed to Be
Ambrlgrls.
Now York. An early morning
grouch, a walk on tho beach and a
kick at what he took for a mass of
debris Is likely to not Aviator Peter
Walling of Oakwood Heights, S. I.,
$20,000.
Walling Is -working on a new sta
bilizer for aeroplanes, and a particu
larly knotty problem In mechanics was
occupying his mind when ho stum
bled over a mass of whitish sub
stance on tho deserted beach near the
aviation field.
He kicked It out of tho road, and
thought no moro of the matter until
nn old salt coming down tho aviation
field stopped him.
"Son, you've got something on your
hoof that looks mighty like amber
gris to me," said the ancient mariner
"Lot's gp back and seo whero It
camo from."
"Sho sure Is ambergris," said tho
sailor, when they reached tho object
of Walllng's kick, and later in tho day
a local chemist continued tho state
ment. Walling then took his precious bur
den to the Museum of Natural History
and Is to learn definitely whether his
chance kick wns really worth $20,000.
Black Eye Delays Court.
Neuberg, N. Y. Tho supremo court
hero has been adjourned for a week
because Judge Arthur S. Tompkins is
suffering from a black eye caused
when his son accidentally hit him
with a golf stick.
FLATIRONS ARE BABE'S TOYS
Fifteen-Months-Old English Youngster
Is Champion Weight Lifter
of His Class.
London. A bnby who Is probabbly
tho champion weight lifter of the world
lives at Knight's Park, Klngston-on-Thnmes.
Leslie Heather Is tho fifteen-months-old
Samson, and his two fnvor
lie playthings aro his mother's tint
Irons and a wooden horse, but the
horse 1b a bad second.
Proudly Lusllo displays his prowess
in lifting weights His father, who
Is a constable In tho Kingston force,
took him Into the garden with his bo
loved llatlrons recently.
Leslie's eyes gllBtetictl with pride
when "daddy" ordered him to pick
tho Iron up. Slowly ho bent, and
stretching out his chubby right hand
grasped u four-pound flatiron.
Hut ho had mightier strength still
Without dropping tho four pound
weight, ho picked up nnothor tlatlron,
six pounds In weight, and then held
tho two weights aloft.
"Ho JuBt loves to try his strength
with my flatlrons," uald Mrs. Heather.
"Ho started this weight lifting a month
ago. His undo wns lying on tho sofa,
when Losllo camo struggling along
with two flatlrons In his hands and
placed them on tho sofn.
"Sinco then ho has been fascinated
by them and likes them better than
hia horse.
"Last March ho took a special prize
at a Klngstou baby show. Ho has six
brothers and slsteis, all older than ho
Is, but thoy daro not tenso him, be
cause ho Is quite able to attack them."
Leslie was fifteen months old on
LONDON HOIKSE
OLD FLEET PATCHED UP
Windjammers of All Kinds Are Being
Overhauled and Pressed Into
Grain Carrying on Pacific.
Vancouver, 13. C With n bumper
crop of bnrloy estimated at 550,000
tons, California grain men stand to
lose lmmonso sums owing to tho lrck
of tonnage for handling tho crops. Tho
utmost carrying enpacity of all tho
vessels In sight is between 50,000 to
60.000 tons. Tho ships of England and
other nations, which formerly had am
plo spaco for tho grain, havo nil their
tonago taken months ahead and most
of them nro engnged olsowhero at
such high ratos that they are not con
slderlng Pacific coast shipments.
Tho situation In California Is a
snmplo of what portnlns to tho wholo
coast, scarcity of tonnage will bo folt
moro acutely toward tho end of tho
year, It Is claimed.
Old sailing ships which had boon
towed to tho Oakland estuary ns ob
solete In view of the growth of ship
ments by steamers a fow years ago
aro being overhauled and patched up
to haudlo tho grain In tho absonco of
Bteamer tonnngo. Tho estuary for
tho last six years has becoino a land
mark because of tho presnnco of tho
Immense licet of sailing ships which
had been moored thero to rot.
Among the boats are tho Ferris S.
Thompson. Halcyon, l.urllne, Kouce.
Charmer, California, Sonomn, Hculah.
l.lttlo Honnp, Diamond Head. Dalboa
and a host ot others, consisting of
schooncis, bnrks, brigantlnos nnd full
rlggcd ships.
Most of the vessels have been strip
ped of their boats nnd gear, but many
of them havo been kept, up in a hnlf
Interested manner. It was belloved
that tho days or tho windjammer
wero pnst nnd the wholo fleet could
havo been bought for a song.
Now even the worst of tho old hulks
Is being hauled out nnd patched up to
mnko a voyago or two, and somo of
thorn will bo unablo to pass the In
spectors. Tho freight situation has
brought tho windjammers to tho foro
once more, and they aro as much In
demand as they wero before Htoam
ships became general. Vancouver
Sun.
-
December 17. Ho Is two feet nino
inches high and weighs twunty-nlno
pounifB Ills chest measurement Is
nineteen Inches.
TOURS WORLD IN WOOD SHOES
Hollander Asserts In Atlanta He
Only Man Who Has Done
This Feat.
lo
Atlanta. C.a Lieut. Nnrdwall Hol
lander, who nays ho Is the only man
who has circled tho globe in wooden
Mines, arrived lu Atlnnta. Ho reHlgned
ftom tho army six yonis ago, accord
ing to his story. Starting from Am
sterdam he walked through every
country In Huropo, then Africa, India
and China. Two years ago ho landed
at San Francisco.
After visiting Alaska he walked
across tho Unit oil StntOB, passing
through nutte. Mont.; Snlt Lake CJIty,
Denver, KaiiHna City. St. Louie', In
dianapolis. Cleveland, Buffalo, Mon
treal, Hohton, New York. Washington,
D C. Charlotto, N. C, to Atlanta. Ho
now Is en routo to Florldn, accompa
nied by his sister, Wllhelmlna.
Impersonates Parent; Is Arrested.
Lexington, Ky. Henry U. Stewart
and Nannie II. Wells, fourteen years
old, wero married hero and a fow
hours later Stewart and his sister,
Mrs. Thomas, woro arrested charged
with Impersonating another for tho
purioBo of unlawfully securing a mar
riage license. It Is said Mrs. Thomas
went with her 'brother to got tho
llcniiHc and passed htrbulf off as "Nan
nie K Wells."
The Right Lead.
Fond Maramn (praising absent
daughter) And I'vo nlwnyB afllrmcd
that Sylvia's arms nro so well shaped
bocauao 1 havo inado her do a groat
deal of sweeping.
Uashful Young Man (striving wildly
to keep up his end of tho conversa
tion) Er does sho walk much, Mrs.
Jones? Puck.
RASH ALMOST COVERED FACE
"Warronvlllo, 0. "I havo folt tho
effoctn of blood poisoning for eighteen
years. I was novor without eomo erup
tions on my body. Tho torrlblo Itch
ing cnuscd mo much suffering and dis
comfort, whllo tho rubbing and
scratching mndo It worso. Last spring
I had a torrlblo breaking out of blls- J
tory soroa on my nrnis and limbs. My
faco and arms wero almost covered
with rash. I could not sloop and lost
nlnotccn pounds In flvo weoks. My
faco was terribly rod and soro, and
felt ns if my skin was on flro. At last ,
I tried a samplo of Cutlcura Soap nnd
Cutlcura Ointment and I found them
so cool, soothing nnd healing, that I
got somo Cutlcura Soap, Cutlcura'
Olntmont, nnd Resolvent. I bathed
with hot water and Cutlcura Soap,)
then I applied tho Cutlcura Olntmont '
every night for two months, nnd I am !
cured of all skin eruptions." (Signed) '
Mrs. Kathryn Krafft, Nov. 28, 1911. I
Cutlcura Soap and Olntmont sold ,
throughout tho world. Samplo of each i
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address '
post-card "Cutlcura, Dopt L, Boston."
Adv.
In Style.
"I want a light fruit lunch."
"How would somo electric currents
do?"
Even Job's wlfo novor asked him
to remove tho tacks from tho parlor
carpet.
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When a woman suffering from some form of femininq
disorder is told that an operation is necessary, it of course,
frightens her.
f he very thought of the hospital operating table and the
surgeon's knife strikes terror to her heart, and no wonder.
It is quite true that some of these troubles may reach a stage
where an operation is the only resource, but thousands of
women have avoided the necessity of an operation by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. This fact is
attested by the grateful letters they write to us after their
health has been restored.
These Two Women Prove Our Claim.
Cary, Maine. "I foel It a duty I
owe to all suffering" women to toll
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgetablo
Compound did for me. Ono year afro
I found myself a torrlblo sufferer.
I had pains in both sides and such a
soreness 1 could scarcoly stnlghtcn
up at times. My back ached, I had
no appetite and was so nervous I
could not sleep, then I would bo so
tired mornings that I could scarcoly
get around. It seemed almost im
possible to move or do a bit of work
and I thought I novor would bo any
better until I submitted to an opera
tion. I commenced taking Lydia B.
Pinkham's Vegetable Coin pound nnd
soon felt like a new womun. I had
no pains, slept well, had good appe
tite and wns fat and could do almost
Now answer this question if you can. Why should a wo
man submit to a surgical operation without first giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial ? You know that
it has saved many others why should it fail in- your case?
For 30 yonrB Lydia K. Pinkham's Voprotablo
Compound lias been tlto standard remedy for fo
mnlo ills. No ono sick ivith woman's ailments
docs justice to herself if Bho doca not try this fa
mous medicine mado from roots and herbs, it
has restored ho many suffering womontohealth.
KWrUo to LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO.
SPF (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN, MASS., for advice.
Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by u woman and held in strict confidence.
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J. OCIE ALS WORTH
SECRETARY AND HEAD HOC SALESMAN SOllth OlTlaha
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All cows
and Httlo
use of Kow
"'. a i Wa r I nol
- iiMtofl
inw1
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Ills such as tost Appetite, Milk Ferer, Hunches, lied Water, Scouring,
Abortion, Barrenness, Dnd
Get a package of Kow Kure from your dealer and keep It on hand constantly,
M cent and $1.00 slies. Ask for copy of "Tho Cow llook."
FOR UK8T RESULTS SHIP YOUR CATTLE, 110(18 AND SnKKP TO
OMAHA LIVE STOCK COMMISSION COMPANY
QOUTH OMAHA, NEBRASKA
E. E. ltocers N. R. Drysoa A. E. Rogers T, H. Bryson D. a Rogen
Words ot the Aviator.
"So you took a llyer In the stock
market?"
"Yes," anBworcd tho regretful-look.
Ing man, "and hit an nlr pocket."
Dr. riorco's Pellets, small, sufntr-costed,
easy to take as candy, rejjulato nnd Invigor
ate stomach, liver aud bowels and cure con
stipation. Adv.
Her Limitations.
"Can you cook on nn omorgoncy?"
"No, sir; but I can on k, gas stovo.
At.FAI.VA BI1IEI1, SO. Tlmothr andCloTermlied,
11.60. Will ship a o.d. Karnis for sale nnd rent oi
cruppajweuu. J. Itulball, ttloux City, Iowa. Adr,
If you want n man to deliver thfl
goods, employ ono who doosn't talk.
"Gome on Along'
Join tho merry thousands who
enjoy good hoalth as a result ot
taking caro of tho Stomach,
Liver and Bowels. It is thero
foro unnecessary for you to
suffer from Indigostion, Fermen
tation, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Biliousness, Costivcncs3, Colds
or Grippe. Just get a bottlo of
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
and notice the improvement in
yourgoneral hoalth. It will help
you. Rofuso substitutes.
"Start today"
nil my own work for a family of
four. I shall always feel that I owo
my good health to your mcdiolnc."
Mrs. IIatwahd Soheus, Cary, Me.
Ckarlottc, N. O "I was in bad
health for two years, with paina in
both sides and was very nervous. If
I even lifted a chair it would causo
a hemorrhage. I had a growth which
tho doctor said was a tumor and I
novor would get well unless I had
an operation. A friend adlscd ma
to take Lydia E. Plnkhnm's Vegeta
ble Compound, and I gladiy say that
I am now enjoying Una luealtn and
am tho mother of a nico baby girl.
You can uso this letter to help other
suffering' women." Mrs. Rosa. Sims,
10 Wyona St, Charlotte, N. a
WAfc"WfiKtXtf'V
Great Western Commission Go.
One of the largest and best equipped live stock
commission fimi3 at ANY market
EACH department HIGHLY specialized. FOUR
cattle salesmen in two splendidly located divisions.
Special care and attention given to buying of
STOCKERS and FEEDERS, TWO hog sales
men and a fully equipped cheep department
If you wish to buy or sell any If ind of live stock
write or wire them.
They Will Do It Right
Denver
sick cow Is a bad Investment, nnd a cow that Is
or
t producing as much food ralllc as she should Is not well.
need careful attention to keep them healthy.
disorders can be kept from becoming Wg by the
Kure.
This famous remedy is a sure cure and prcvcntlre of most cow
Hetalncd Afterbirth.
D1UT ASSOCUllOfl CO., M85. Ijii.itlllt, Vt.