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    THE 8EMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE. NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA,
A lot of people arc disappointed In
lovo after mnrrlage.
Host particular women use Red Cros
Ball Itluc. American, mnde. Sure to plcaec.
At all good grocers. Adv.
Wheat, Hour and oats may not bo
exported from Great liritaln during
the war.
To keep clcun and healthy take Dr.
Pierce's Pleiuant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach. Adv.
A Natural Question.
"He's wedded to his art."
"Ih It n happy match?" Dtrolt
Free Press.
Not !rny Hairs but Tlrctl Eyes)
mako us look older than we are. Keep your
Eyes young and you will look young. After
tbo Movies always Murlao Your Ejes
Don't toll your age.
A Better Provider.
Ethel la the man you are engaged
to at all bookish?
Mario Well, yes; pocketbooklah.
Reason Given.
Littlo Edna Why wouldn't It do to
pray for our brond onco a week or
onco a month? Why must wo ask
every day for our dally brend?
Older Sister So as to have It fresh,
goosey.
Dad Was In.
"Is your father In, littlo boy?"
asked tho stranger at tho door.
"Well, I should say ho was!" re
piled tho boy, "and unless mother
gives up the key, ho'a going to stay
whero he is for some time."
Carlo the Sufferer.
Doctor Woll, Johnnie, don't you
feel better slnco I gavo you the medl
cine?
Johnnie Yes; I forgot all about
being ill.
Doctor That'n what I thought; and
it wasn't hard to take, was it?
Johnnie Woll, it was, rather, for
it took both Sammy and me to hold
Carlo while we gavo it to him.
Too Late Now.
Teacher had been Instructing her
class In tho beauties of telling the
truth. Sho told them all about
Ueorgo Washington.
In conclusion, sho asked all the
boys who would Hko to be George
Washington to hold up their hands..
Promptly up shot every hand but
ane.
"Why, Tommy," said tho sur
prised teacher, "wouldn't you llko to
"o a second George Washington?"
" 'Taln't no use, miss," replied Tom
my, without much regret. "I've told
too many He3 already."
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Building
For Years to Come
In the erection of modern buildings the primary
thought is for endurance.
The same thought should be given to building our
own body and brain but few give it. This building
process requires certain essential food elements which,
within the body, are converted into the kind of brain,
bone, nerve and muscle capable of enduring the severe
tests of work and time.
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
is scientifically made of whole wheat and malted barley,
and supplies, in splendid proportion, all the nutritive
values of the grains, including their vital mineral salts,
which are all-important for life and health, but lacking
in much of the food that goes to make up the ordinary
diet.
A daily ration of Grape-Nuts food is good "build
ing" for sound health of years to come.
'There's
Beyond Dispute.
"Which bullet do you consider tho
deadliest?"
"Tho ono that hits."
A GRATEFUL OLD LADY.
Mrs. A. O. Clemens, West Alexan
der, Pa., writes: I have used Dodd's
Kldnoy Pills, also Diamond Dinner
Pills. Bcforo using them I had suf
fered for a number of
years with backache
also tender spots on
spine, and had at
times black floating
b p o o k a before my
oyes. I also had lum
bago and heart trou
ble. Slnco using this
mndlelnn T linvn hoen
Mn.A.G.Clemea rnltnvnil nf mv mif.
foring. It is agreeable to mo for
you to publish this Icttor. I am glad
to havo an opportunity to say to all
who aro suffering ns I havo dono that
I obtained relief by using Dodd's Kid
noy Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills.
Dodd's Kidney Pills GOo per box at
your dealor or Dodd's Medicino Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Dodd's Dyspepsia Tab
lets for Indigestion havo been proved.
50c por box. Adv.
Conservation.
"And," continued the lecturer, "I
warrant you that there Is not a man
In this entlro audience who has ovor
lifted his finger or In any way at
tempted to rtop this awful wasto of
our forests and our lumber supply. If
there Is I want that man to stand up."
Thero was a slight commotlou in tho
rear of -tho room and a nervous littlo
man rose to tho occasion and to his
feet.
"And now, my friend, will you ex
plain In just what way you have con
served tho forests of our nation?"
And with tho utmost gravity and
sincerity tho littlo man said; "I havo
used the same toothpick twlco."
Harper's Magazine.
A Corpulent One.
"It's rather curious about the Gads
bys." "Yes?"
"They havo a family skeleton."
"Nearly all families do."
"But tho funny part about it is that
tho Gadsbys' family skeleton Is a rela
tive of Mr. Gadsby, who onco traveled
about the country as a fat woman In
a sldo show." Birmingham Ago Her
ald. A woman considers a hat becoming
If It makes her look only a few days
older than she says she is.
Every time there Is a fire the wom
en In tho neighborhood give a pretty
good Imitation of a tea dansant.
imiin
a Reason
99
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
Perfection The
jj False and the True
Dr REV.L.W. COSNELL &
jj Supcrinltndratoi Mm, MoodV DM V
y Irttilult i Quota 2
TEXT Not ns though I linil nlrcmly at
tained, cither were already perfect. Let
U3 therefore ns many ns bo perfect be
thus mlndod.-Phll. 3:12, 15. .
This text mako3 it clear that there
Is a sonso in which Christians can not
bo perfect and an
othor sense in
which they may
bo perfect.
Tho apostle
states clearly that
ho has not already
attained, nelthe:
1b already perfect,
01 as tho Revised
Version roads,
" m a d o perfect.'
Tho verso preced
ing speaks of the
resurrection o f
tho dead, so that
his disavowal evi
dently hub to do
with tho perfec
tion which will como in tho future. It
may seem to some unnecessary that
a man should disavow this final per
fection slnco ho is evidently not yot
raised from tho dead; but the human
mind Is capablo of very strange things,
and this same apostle Paul speaks ot
some in his day who taught that the
resurrection Is past already. On
somo such basis, It seems, that teach
ers aroso who declared that oven now
we may reach tho perfection which bo-
longs to tho resurrection state. The
apostle Is cloarly against such a doc
trine. Bishop Moule, ono of the most saint
ly men tho modern church has pro
duced, in commenting upon this pas
sago says: "As far as my own obser
vation goes, bucIi viows (I. e. of per
fection) aro not uncommonly attended,
In those who hold them, by a certain
oblivion to personal shortcomings and
inconsistencies; by nn obscuration of
consciousness, and of conscience,
moro or loss marked, towards the sin
fulness of ordinary, overyday viola
tions of tho law of holiness in respect
of meekness, humbleness of mind, long
Bufforlng', sympathy, and other quiet
graces."
Indeed, tho saints of all the ages
unlto with Paul in declaring that they
nro not already perfect. Tho apostle,
aftor suffering many things for
Christ's sake so that ho bore In his
body tho marks of tho Lord Jesus,
writes of himself as "chief of sinners
John Bunyan although ho spent twelve
years in Bedford jail for his Lord
calls his lifo story "Grace Abounding
to tho Chief of Sinners." When John
Wesley thought ho was dying, he re
viewed his lnbors of sixty years, but
could find no peg upon which to hang
any hope of salvation; ho could only
repeat the sentiment of the hymn,
I the chief of sinners nm,
But Jesus died for me.
Tho same spirit was manifested by
Charles Spurgeon, who said during tho
serious illness, that If he got well ho
would havo many things to preach,
but Just at that time four words were
enough for him, "Jesus died for mo."
Dr. A. J. Gordon was n man of such
saintly character that his very faco
gave ovldenco of tho Indwelling light.
But tho other portion of our text
speaks of a sonso In which wo may
bo perfect. t Tho context sIiowb that
tho apostle is using tho flguro of n run
ner in a race. Ho has not yet at
tained the prize, but forgetting the
things which aro behind and reaching
forth unto those which are before, he
presses toward tho mark. It Is this
attitude to which tho word "perfect"
is applied. Tho man has laid aside
tho weights and tho easily besetting
sin; he is not content with what ho
has attained, but forgetting that which
1b behind, ho presses with neck
Btretchod forth and every muscle
strained, to tho goal. It will bo seen
at onco that this sort of perfection Is,
very Imperfect and 1b In no senso a
finality. It only propares us to bo
made porfoct In tho day of Christ's
coming. Ncvortholcss wo aro bound
by tho graco of Christ to fulfill this
ideal and not to put him to shamo.
Two matters aro Involved in tho ox
hortation to bo "Uiub minded." FirBt
of all if wo feel llko tho apostle, wo
will havo tho lowly estimate of our
selves of which wo havo spoken, tho
fooling that wo havo not attained.
Veiy far from Christian perfection Is
pflflo; on tho contrary, humility is its
rory essence Again, If wo aro per
fect in tho sonso of which tho apostle
!poaks, wo will emulate him Jn
pressing forward for tho prlzo of final
glory. ThlB ib tao Tory opposite of
somplacency ns to our attainment. It
Is said that Thonvaldscn onco wept
becauso ho was satisfied with a Btatuo
ho had mado. "Alas," ho said, "I shall
novor Improve now, for I havo reached
my Ideal." How ought they to bo
lroused who, becauso thoy havo como
to Christ and aro living with somo
tonaistency, are satisfied! Llfo man!
tests ltsolf by growth and ho who Is
not growing may well examine him
elf to seo whether ho bo in tho faith.
EIow good it is that tho apostlo goes
on to aBBuro us that "if in anything
yo bo othorwlso minded, God will ro-
voal ovon this unto you," May ho glvo
an grace to walk in ttls light!
NUT TREES THRIVE IN NORTH
Hickory Is Most Popular and Is Found
In Many States Little Time
and Labor Required.
Thoro aro very fow Boctlons ot tho
northorn states whero tho shollbark,
hickory and peenn trees cannot be
grown. Tho hickory Is moro common
ly found, and Is a native of many
states. Tho poenn is usually found
along river or creek bottoms, but can
bo transplanted to nny soil, sand or
clay, with fair success.
Tho hickory does not stnnd trans
planting so well ns tho pecan. Both
can bo grown from tho nuts and the
nut-grown treos glvo tho best results,
producing nutB younger and forming
fine trees, as tho growing in tho opon
from tho start adapts tho tree to tho
location and thero 1b no stunt from
transplanting.
Tho pecan or shollbark when grown
In tho opon produco wonderful crops
of nuts. If grown on high land tho
trees will novor bo largo for forest
trees, but when grown on nny low,
rich, moist soil, tho trees mako rapid
growth, soon growing Into largo flno
shaped trees.
Thoro Is always somo uncultivated
spot on tho farm whoro a fow nut
trees could bo grown. It requires but
littlo time and Inbor to plant them
and within a fow years tho homo will
have a Bupply of flno sweet nuts, each
year.
TO PREVENT WINTERKILLING
Alternate Froezlng and Thawing
Causes Plants to Die Out Straw
Mulch Is Recommended.
Tho objoct of mulching strawberries
In tho fall is to provont winterkilling.
Winterkilling Is usually caused by
tho plants dying out too much during
tho winter months, or by nltornnto
freezing and thawing.
The best mulch matorlal to ubo Is
clean straw; this Is placed on tho
plants 4 to C Inches deop after tho
ground has been frozen.
In tho spring after tho ground Is
thawed, tho Btraw Is worked around
tho plants, writes F. F. McCuno In
Farmers Mall and Broozo. ThlB Borvcs
soveral purposes, such ns keeping tho
patch froo from weeds, conserving
tho moisture, and forming n clean mat
for tho berries to ripen on.
Aftor tho fruit has ripened, tho
straw should bo romoved.
PRUNING THE BERRY BUSHES
Blackberries and Raspberries May Be
Trimmed Any Time After Leaves
Have1 Fallen.
(By R. Q. WBATIIEHSTONE.)
Tho question is often asked as to
tho amount of pruning necessary for
blackberry and raspberry bushes ai?8
when this should bo dono.
This pruning of raspborry and black
borry buBhes may bo dono at anytlme
after tho leaves havo fallen. If I
could have my choice as to tho date I
would do tho pruning at tho closo of
tho wintor. But thoso who have largo
plantations aro obliged to do tho prun
ing when thoy havo lelsuro tlmo,
Unpruncd and Pruned Berry Bushes
Plant at Right Shows Bush Proper
ly Pruned Two at Left Show
Bushes Unpruned.
thoroforo to such people I recommend
pruning any tlmo during vlntor.
Whoro tho winters nro sovoro, the
plants are bent down and each bush
held down closely to tho ground for
protection. I would not recommend
pruning theso bushes thus protected
until tho wintor Is past, and tho buds
are beginning to Btart growth.
EASY WAY OF PROPAGATING
Cut 8hoots of New Growth of Currant
Bushes Soon as Leaves Fall
Soil Should Be Sandy.
(Hy H. G. COOKE, Connecticut Kxperl
mont Station.)
As soon as tho loavos of tho currant
bushes fall cut tho shoots of new
growth Into lengths four or live Inches
long; bunch as you do asparagus, and
tlo firmly and placo In a tronch with
tho small ends down; cover about one
inch deep, nnd tho soil should bo qulto
sandy, If possible
Just before cold weather turn thorn
over and let thorn remain until spring,
when tho cuttings wl(l bo In flno aliupo
for planting out.
Prune Trees Gradually.
Novor pruno young treos heavily In
any ono year, but do tho work gradu
SUDDEN
Caused by Disease
Tho closo connection which exists
between tho heart and tho kidneys is
well known nowadays. As Boon ao
kldnoys aro dlsoasod, nrtorlal tension
Is lncrcasod and tho heart functions
aro attacked. When tho kldnoys no
longer pour forth wasto, uromlc poi
soning occurs, and tho porson dies and
tho causo is often given as heart dis
ease, or discaso of brain or lungs.
It is a good lnsuranco against such a
risk to sond W conts for a largo trial
package of "Anurio" tho latost, dis
covery of Dr. Plorco. Also send n
samplo of your wator. This will bo
examined without chargo by export
chemists at Dr. Plorco's Invalids' Ho
tel, Buffalo, N. Y. When you suffor
from backache, frequent ' or sennty
urlno, rhoumatlc pains horo or thero,
or thai constant tired, worn-out fool
ing, It's tlmo to wrlto Dr. Piorco, do
scribo your symptoms and got his
Both Unnecessary.
Former Speaker Cannon tolls this
story of his early Impecunious days:
"Ono of my friends was a struggling
physician. Nolthor fame nor fortuno
had como to either of us, but wo wcro
always hopeful. Tho years had
weighed heavily upon my friend, how
over, for ho Boon lost his hair, bolng
quite bald.
"Ono day I greeted htm with a beam
ing countonanco and exclaimed:
'"What do you think, Henry? 1
havo just bought nn oftlco Bnfe.'
'"Tlion, Joe,' said ho, with tho ut
most gravity, 'I shall buy a hnir
brush.' "
WONDERFUL HOW QUICKLY
RESINOL STOPS ITCHING
To thoso who havo endured for years
tho itching torments of oczoma or othor
such skin-eruptions, tho rollof that
tho first uso ot roslnol olntmont and
reslnol soap givos 1b porfectly incrodl
ble. After all tho Buffering thoy wont
through and all tho useless treatments
thoy spont good monoy for, thoy
cannot bellovo anything bo simple,
mild and inexpensive can stop tho
Itching and burning INSTANTLY!
And they find it still moro wonderful
that tho improvement Is permanent
and that reslnol really drives away
tho eruption completely in a very
short tlmo. Porhaps thoro 1b n pleas
ant surprlso llko this in storo for you.
Reslnol olntmont and reslnol soap aro
Bold by all druggists. Adv.
And Tony Suffered.
"Thoy say Tony's Injuries wore tho
result of a practical Joke."
"Yes. Tho chappies told him that
n big, burly follow In tho Btnoklng
room was dent and dumb, and Tony
walked ovor to him with a Bwoot
smllo mid told him ho wus a fool."
"Woll?"
"Tho man wnBn't dnaf and dumb."
For a really flno coffee nt a mod
erate prlco, drink Donlson's Sominolo
Brand, 35c tho lb in sealed cans.
Only ono merchant in each town
Bolls Sominolo. If your grocer Isn't
tho ono, wrlto tho Donlson Coffee Co.,
Chicago, for a souvenir and tho name
of your Sominolo dealor.
Buy tho 3 lb. Canister Can for $1.00.
Adv.
Criticism.
"How woro the meals at the sum
mer resort hotel you stopped at?"
"Woll, aftor the first day we ceaBcd
rlBklng our lives lu tho rush to bo first
Into tho dining room." Detroit Froo
Press.
Important to Mothors
Examluo carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safo and auro remedy for
infanta and children, and boo that It
TJoo tci Mia
Slgnaturo of UUsyYT&ZZ
In Uso For Ovor 30 Years.
Children Cry for Flotchor'fl Caatoria
Misunderstood.
The Customer Seo horo, thoso eggs
you sold-tno aren't fit to oat.
Tho Market Man Cortalnly not.
Why didn't you say you wanted eating
eggs? I thought you wanted eggs to
lend tho neighbors, Judge.
Used Whenever Quinine is Needed
Docs Not Affect the Head
llrcnufle of ltn tonlo and laxntlre effect LAX
ATIVK UUOMO QUININE will be found better
uan oruinury uuinine lor any purpose ior
which Quinine Is uueil. Doen not caune ner-
Touaness nor ringing In head. Kf member thero
la only one "iiromo quinine." 'inui ib luxo
tlve Iiromo Quinine. Look for Hlgnature of
E. W. Urore. SSc
When a political party holds a lovo
feast that Indicates it hasn't much of
a chance.
Lots ot Infant industries novor grow
up.
Write niurlneIJyoHemedyoMClilcnjfo
for Illustrated lloolc oi the Eye Free.
Kissing may bo unhcalthful,
nothing risked, nothing gained.
but
SPECIAL PIANO INDUCEMENTS
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
NEW PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
OF KNOWN QUALITY
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
The reputation of the Drandcia Stores ia your guarantee of piano satlafactlon
Writ for full particular! and weekly bargain li't of u$ed instruments
BRANDEIS PIANO DEPT.
BRANDEIS STORES OMAHA, NEBRASKA
DEATH
of the Kidneys
medical opinion, without chnrgo ab
solutely frco. This "Anurio" of Dr.
Plorco's is 37 tlmoB moro activo than
Uthla, for It dissolves uric add in tho
system, ao hot wator doos BUgar.
Simply aBk for Dr. Plerco'a Anurio
Tablots. Thoro can bo no Imitation.
Every packago of "Anurio" 1b auro to
bo Dr. plorco's. You will find tho slg
naturo on tho packago Just as you do
on Dr. Plorco's Favorite Proscription,
tho over-famous friend to ailfns
women.
Worry la a frequent causo and
sometimes n symptom of kldnoy dlB
oaso. Thousands havo testified to Im
mediate rollof from thoso symptoms
after using Dr. Plorco's Anurio Tablota
for tho kldnoys and bnckacho.
Dr. Plcrco'B Favorlto Prescription
makes weak womon strong, sick
women woll. No alcohol. Sola in
tablots or liquid.
Subnormal.
"I don't seo why thoy call it thu
normal school."
"Why not?"
"Did you ovor boo tho products?"?
University of Michigan Gargoyle.
A woman hates tho nowspnpw that
abusos her husband. It breaks up her
monopoly of tho product.
Always uo Red Ctom Ball Blue. Delights
the laundress. At all good grocers. Adv.
Thoso who dodgo work don't have
to dodgo tho roward.
ADVO JELL
THE JELL THAT WHIPS
Tho most faohlonoblo nnd
popular TobloDossort. Makes
your table oomploto.
Boautlful Dooorotlvo Rool-P08--Dolloloua,
Appotlzlng,
Nourishing.
Nothing so delightful for the
tabloor elok room.
Seven flavors and colore.
At your grocers, or by mall,
at SI.20 tho dozen.
McCORD-BRADY CO.
OMAHA
MERCHANTS DON'T
GO BANKRUPT
My plan will save you. Beat of ref
erence, write for further particulars,
everythintr strictly confidential. Ad
dress Lock Box 542, St. Joieph, Mo.
N
EALOF COUNCIL BLUFFS
0 nAV DRINK and DRUG
d-DAY TREATMENT
Alvrnya Succosaful. Write for llookUU
Address NEAL INSTITUTE
21 Oenlon Street, COUNCIL BLUrTS, IZU
Or address J. S. MAY, Manager
Nebraska Directory
Credit Association '
of Nebraska
INCORPORATED FOR $500,000.00
An organization which Is eo-opora-
tlvo In tho truest eenso and will nialto
Ions time loans, 10-20-30 years, at low
rato or interest on uio partial pay
ment plan. Let us instruct you now
to got tho benefits.
OFFICERS
R. V. McQrew. President: also presi
dent of tho Stato Bank of Naponeo,
Neb.; Stato Hank. Itlvorton. Nob.j
Stato Dank, Republican City, Nob.;
Stato Bank, Woodwortli, Kan.
Chas. Rudon, Crofton, Nob.: Vice
President (Stato Senator, Farmer,
and Stockman).
John Mattos, Nobraslta City, Nob.,
Vlco-Prcsldont (Stato Senator, Secre
tary of Amorlcan-Qorman Alliance).
C, J. Warner, Wavorly, Nob., Treas
urer (Representative 27th, 28th and
29th Legislature, Farmer and Stock
man). Frank B. Saunders, Secretary (Audi
tor, Knno county, pubiio Accoun
tant, Elgin. III.).
Address n. T. DADNEY, Sales Mgr.
Danker Life Dulldlns
Lincoln, Nebraska
A thoroughly reliable lo
cal agent to roDreionl
and look after tho business of tht
United Farmers' Rural Crodlt Association
ot Nebraska. A splendid opportunity fo
tho man who can furnish unquestionable
rofcronco.
United Farmers' Rural Credit Assn.
Bankers Life Bldg.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Ask your Lumberman or wrlto us
for free tnuivln.
SUNDERLAND DUOS. CO., OMAHA
THE PAXTON
HOTEL
Omaha, Nebraska
EUROPEAN PLAN
Room b from $1.00 up single, 76 ccntn up double.
CAFE. PRICKS reasonable;
ally from season to season.