The traveling man i8 now having
great difiiculty in regulating his Ward
robe. He doesn't know when ho starts
'out in the morning whether to take an
overcoat, heavy gloves and cap, or a
duster, straw hat, fan and umbrella.
If he is wise he takes all, to be prepared
for emergencies.
Will Be Plenty of Soft Corn .
Edward Clayton, one of the best
known farmers of this section, stated
to a News man yesterday that he would
not be afraid to make a prediction that
there would be plenty of soft corn in
this part of the state this fall. Ho
called attention to the backward con
dition of all vegetation and said that he
never knew a spring where things were
so backward that in the fall the corn
did not fully mature but was soft.
Neb. City News.
Find Animal's Skeleton
According to a dispatch from Ashland
a complete skeloton of a buffalo was
recently found sixteen feet under
ground at the clay pit in Sarpy county.
The bones were discovered by workmen
engaged in digging into the bank and
were thought to be those of a buffalo
by the skull, horns nnd size and thick
ness of the bones. When taken out the
bones crumbled to dust upon being
touched but other parts not handled
soon hardened v.f tor being exposed to the
air. Some persons who have examined
the bones claim that they belong to a
prehistoric period before the time of
the buffalo.
In accordance with the universally
recognized fact that the amusement
feature plays quite a major part in the
general success of a fair, and that new
and novel attractions should be pro
vided for the patrons, the managers of
the state fair have closed a contract
with Charles J. Strobel, of Toledo,
Ohio, who since the retirement of Roy
ICnabcnshne, is acknowledged to be the
world's premier airship manipulator,
for making daily flights at the fair
grounds, Lincoln, Sept. 2nd to 6th.
Mr. Strobel delighted thousands at
the St. Louis and Portland expositions,
and at the Iowa state fair last year
and will come direct from an engage
ment at the Jamestown exposition.
My Best Friond
Alexander Benton, who lives on
Rural Route 1 Fort Edward, N. Y.,
says: "Dr. King's New Discovery is
my best earthly friend. It cured mo of
asthma six years ago. It has also per
formed a wonderful cure of incipient
consumption for my son's wile. The
first bottle ended the terrible cough,
and this accomplished, the other symp
toms left one by one, until she was
perfectly well. Dr. King's New Dis
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is simply marvelous. " No other rem
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Austin W. Tidd, an active member
of Tammany hall of New York, was in
Omaha a few days ago and delivered a
message from Mayor McClellan of New
York to Mayor Dahlman of Omaha.
While there he made this prediction:.
"Bryan ior presidency, McClellan for
vice-presidency and Dahlman for chair
man of the national committee that is
the program decided on by the powers
that be in New York if my guess is
correct." "And Root, not Taft, will
be the republican nominee," added Mr.
Tidd, "but that is neither here nor
there. What I want the people of the
west to know-this is merely my opinion
ua i iiiuiiiut;r in jLiumiiuu' nun la biictir
Bryan, McClellan and Dahlman will be
the three men of the next campaign."
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The Peru normal school closes
next Thursday. The summer'
school will begin the Tuesday '
following
.On account of the late spring
our farmers are behind with the
orn planting, but are pushing
the work as rapidly as possible.
An exchange remarks that it
is the opinion of the weather
predictor of that journal that the
worst part of the winter is over
with.
We don't believe in Hicks,
Foster, DeVoo or any of the
ubum wcawier prupnum, UUL we
believe in giving every man what
is justly his due, so we hasten to
suy umu dio. niCKS nic iu ail
right in his guesses on the
the weather this year. He said
the same kind of w.eather would
prevail the first half of May as
in the last half of April, and in
his judgment (he wasn't sure of
this, though) it would be cold.
It has certainly been cold enough.
Brownvillo is temporarily with-;
out a saloon, and there is great
affliction among the old topers. I
Dave Baker, who has conducted j
one of these places of infamy for
the past two years, applied for a
license, which was granted by
the council, but M. S. Mclninch,
attorney for the remonstrators,
appealed to the district court and
Dave hasn't paid in his money,
evidently being pretty well as
sured he will lose out. Another
fellow applied for a license but
we are told this was not granted. 1
i
The cry has always been that ing. They trade with the farm
prohibition does, not prohibit buters or work for those who do.
Kansas, that clorious state of , These pay the prices the farmers
sunflowers, has an attorney gen
eral that is enforcing the law to
the letter. He has had receivers
appointed for all the saloon prop
erty in the state and is proceeding
to close the last vestige of the
vile business out in short order.
Kansas has been the butt of a
good many jokes in the years
that are past, but she bids fair
now to hold first place in the
Union. What's the matter with
Kansas? She's all right! Blair
Courier.
Forty grain. men of Omaha,
Milwaukee and Chicago returned
Monday from an excursion
through the wheat fields of Ne
braska and Kansas, where they
personally examined the crop
conditions. They report the
winter wheat crop in the coun
ties visitedMn Kansas would not
be more than 53 per cent of an
average crop, having been great
ly damaged by green bugs and
dry and cold weather, and if rain
is not had soon the crop may not
be mQVQ than 25 p(Jr cent
In
Nebraska the crops are practi
cally uninjured as yet, but the
green bugs were found in every
wheat field in southern Nebraska
having come from the Kansas
fields, but have inflicted no dam-
ace as yet. If they attack the
! wneafc as they have in Kansas
c outlook for cropsin this state
. . mf .
Is very gloomy. The crop of oats
in Kansas is practically ruined
' and the corn is in bad shape, as
that planted has not yet made its
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but no benefit resulted. By chance wo
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We continued this medicine until sover-
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The Lost Fruit Crop
Tim vom nnvw Mmnthnt ,v
ryot witness the destruction of the
fruit crop in Delaware, Michigan,
Florida, California, or Missouri.
Frost and insects combined have
killed in the imaginings of men
more fruit than ever grew. But
it is certain that the reports from
Missouri this spring are not in
spired either by pessimism or by
an interest in high priced fruit.
Missouri suffered from weather
as cold as that in Nebraska, and
at a time when all fruit was in
too advanced a stage for any to
escape. . Indications are for a
fn: ovdne in MnKo1,
i,nvi.:nn. Wn,. H,Wf,. fi
apple bu(k of mosfc varieties hav.
:nn. uoan ; nni.i ,rn
development and not susceptible I
to cold at the time of the killing
frosts of April and May. Mis-
souri nas nve times as manv
,e tvQQS as Ncbraakn and the
annual valuQ of all her fpuit
products is more than four times
as great as Nebraska8. In grain
crPs Nebraska ranks about the
s?me a? Mlssouri. This means
that Missouri s loss of a fruit
croP hu,rts her farmers five times
as mucn as a irun iauure in ie-
braglca would hurt the Nebraska
farmer. The Nebraska consumer
will probably have to eat less
fruit or spend more money for
the usual amount, but the con
sumer is not usually heard to
complain in such cases. Nebras
ka interests hinge so largely
LIUi "iu
that most of the people who do
not farm live indirectly by farm-
are able to get with an air -of
cheerfulness, and set about
making up for the increased ex
pense out of the better business
conditions made by prosperous
agriculture. State Journal.
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Big Horn
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