The news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1909-1911, May 31, 1909, Image 7
OFFERING AFTER S ONEYEAR Cured by Lydia E. Pink ham'sVegetableCompound Milwaukpo. 'Wis. "Lvdia E. Pink. riam'a Vesrotablo Compound has mad yy.a me a wen woman, I II' NORTHWESTERN CASE DEFERRED FOR A SHORT TIME. ;i i KKS s,l and I w ould like tc toll the whole world of it. 1 suffered from female trouble and fearful pains in my back. Iliad the best doctors and they nil decided that I had a tumoi in addition to my female trouble, and advised an opera tion. Lydia E. 1'iuk.ham a Vegetable Compound mauo me a well woman and I have no more, baekache. I hope 1 can help others bj tellincr tliem what Lydia E. rinkham'a Vi'P'iable Compound has done foi Mits. EmmaImse, 833rirstSt, Milwaukee, Wis. 'l'ho I'bove is only ono of tho thou eandu of grateful letters which are constantly lieinjr received by the rinkham Mcdidno Company of Lynn, Mass.,wliic!i provo beyond a doubt that Lydia E. rinkham'a Vegetable Com pound, made from roots nnd herbs, actually does euro theso obstinate- dis eases of women after all other means have failed, and that every such siu r ring woman owes it to herself to at least give Lydia E. rinkham's Vegeta Mo Compound a trial before submiN ting to an opevation, or giving in, hrmn of recovery. f.Irs.Pinklinm, of Lynn, Mass., invites all sickwomcu to write lior for ndvico. Sho ha3 truided thousands to health and Ler advice is lrco. THE HEIR'S HAIR-MOVING. Mr. White It's no use, my dear, 1 shall ha'vo to havo my whiskers off; baby is pulling 'em out by tho roots. Mrs. White How unfeeling of you. It's the ordy thing that keeps baby quiet. Now you threaten to tako tho dear's enjoyment away! GOVERNOR WANTS INCREASE Valus of the Pullman Company Al lowed to Stand at the Same Fig ures Prevailing Last Year. Tho state hoard of assessment came very near assessing the Northwestern railroad, but owing to the fact that l.nnd Commissioner Cowlea had been called away from the meeting, an ad journment was taken for a few days, no action was taken on the motion by (Jovernor Shallenherger to Increase this roal $4,000 a mile. Tho Northwestern is now valued at $3:i,50ii n mile, and tho governor moved that the valuation be placed nt $37,500 a mile. This motion was seconded by Auditor Uarton. Tho motion was discussed Infor mally whllo awaiting the return of the land commissioner. Treasurer Hrlan said he was ready to vote for the increase, but ho had given tho railroads to unaerstand that If the road was to ho increased ho would give the manother opportunity to ap pear and make further argument. For this reason he was tn favor of a delay. The value of the Pullman company was fixed at the same figure as last year, $12,5011 for tho Standard cars and $8,000 for the tourists. Auditor llarton moved to value the Standard cars at $15,000 and the tourists at $10,000 and his motion was seconded by the governor, but the other three members of the board voted to leave this corporation at Its present nRsess nient. The car companies were as sessed at the same figure as last year, though the mileage was reduced from 150 miles- a day to 100, which will boost the values somewhat. The total valuation of the Pullman company will depend upon the number of miles these cars have run In Nebraska. This has not yet been figured. In his talk for an Incrensed valua tion of tho Northwestern the governor called attention to the fact that tho Northwestern Is assessed at $0,700 n mile, while the Missouri Pacific is as sessed $7,410 a mile; the St. Joseph & Grand Island at $((,500 and the Rock Island at $8,507. The Northwestern, he insisted, was out of proportion to tho other roads, and therefore should he increased. Treasurer lirian an nounced that he would vote for the In crease, though no figures had been submitted to show that the road was assessed too low. CHOSEN CHANCELLOR. Dr. Samuel Avery Is Placed at Head of State University. Dr. Samuel Avery, who has been acting as acting chancellor of the Stato university since January 1, was elected chancellor by the board of resents. This action would not have been takon until the June meeting, ex cept that one of the regunts will not be In the state at that time, and he wanted to tako part In It. Mr. Avery'a selection for the position of bead of the State university was unanimous. Vr. Avery, himself a graduato of the State university, was professor In chemistry, had studied abroad and had received signal recognition over there for his work In that sclenco. When Chancellor Andrews withdrew because of 111 health the regents wanted to put a man In his position who was familiar with conditions In Nebraska, and recognized In l'rof. Avery a broad minded, brilliant man. they niado him acting chancellor. They have been highly pleased with tho way that ho has taken hold of the work, and con sequently determined to make him chancellor. Kicking Kindness Into Him. Tho benevolent old gentleman got busy when ho saw four boys rlsht or. nine years of age attack one boy ot about the same age. "You mustn't, you mustn't," be said, when he had hauled them off, "attack your little companion this way. What has he done to deserve such harsh treatment?" The four beys glowered sullenly while tho ono boy whimpered as he thought what would happen to hlra when the benevoleut gentleman went on his way. "Well," snld ono of the four at last, "ho won't Join the band of kindness our teacher wants to get up at school!" Three Meals at Once. V "Now, Mary," said her mistress, "you must come to tho door of the draw ing room and say: 'Breakfast 13 ready, and supper Is ready, but dinner is served.' " The newly corralled domestic In wardly digested the conclso Instruc tions, and that evening convulsed the guests who were awaiting tho an nouncement of dinner by stepping be tween tho portieres, dropping a courtesy and repeating: "Iireakfast is ready, and supper is ready, hut dinner is Ber r ved!" THINK HARD It Pays to Think About Food. The unthinking life some people lead often causes trouble and sickness, il lustrated In tho experlenco of a. lady in Fond Du I-ic, Wis. "About four years ago I suffered dreadfully from Indigestion, always having eaten whatever I liked, not thinking of tho dlgestiblo qualities, This indigestion caused palpitation of the heart so badly I could not walk up a flight of stairs without Bitting down once or twice to regain breath and strength. "I became alarmed and tried dieting, woro my clothes very loose, nnd many other remedies, but found no relief. "Hearing of tho virtues of Grape Nuts and 1'oHtum, I commenced uslna them iu placo of my usual breakfast of coffee, cakes, or hot biscuit, and In one week's time 1 was relieved of sour stomach nnd other Ills attending Indi gestion. In a month's tlnio my heart was performing Its functions naturally nnd I could climb stairs and bills and walk long distances. "I gained ten pounds in this short time, nnd my skin becamo clear and 1 completely regained my health and strength. I continue (o uso Grapo Nuts and Postum for I feel that low my good health entirely to their use "There's a Ilenson." "I Ilka tho delicious flavour of Grapo Nuts nnd by making Tostura accord ing to directions, It tastes similar to mild high grado coffee." Read "The Hoad to Wcllvllle." In pkgs. Fver rrml tlie nhoTi letter? A new fine nppi-nm from time In lime. The? nrr tteniiltie, irur, una full of tin latereat. May Have Dispensary. Tho excise board is seriously think ing of appointing an agent or drug store to dispense liquor for medicinal, sacramental and hiechnnlcal purposes and grant a license to no other firm or store. It Is said to be the Idea of the hoard to permit whoever gets the license to sell the stuff upon tho state ment of the purchaser that It Is for the purposes enumerated. So far, however, no one has been appointed and the police are still raiding places and bringing in beer and boozers under the law. Fitting New Office Rooms. The third floor of the Btate house not otherwise used Is being cut up In to rooms for the use of the supremo Judges who have not already been pro vided for. The State Railway com mission has been given the use of the f.enate chamber in which to enre for Its work in discovering the physical valuation of the railroads. i ' ' V'Ali II t " ' v S s' - V v Dr. Samuel Avery. In future It will be Superintendent of Schools W. M. Davidson, LL.D., for tho regents decided to confer the de gree of doctor of laws on him be cause of his eminence in too educa tional work of the state. Stringent rules were adopted In re gard to students drinking, and In fu turo members of any organization that serves liquor at Its banquet or meet ing will be expelled. Practically the same action was taken concerning teachers. The following resolutions were adopted: Hrst No student of the university shall retain membership In any so ciety, fraternity or organization In the university whoso membership is secret, concealed or not made public In the usual way. Second Hereafter tho general su pervision and control of the Pan Hellenic dance and all similar Inter fraternity social functions or events are vested In the inter-fraternlty coun ell. Third No student shall be a mem ber of any secret order or fraternity or other secret organization which exists primarily for tho purpose of; controlling student affairs, or which holds or maintains banquets or other gatherings nt which alcoholic liquors are served. Fourth Any student convicted of violating any of the provisions of sec tions one and three, or either of them shall be expelled or suspended from tho university. Any conduct on the part of the members of the teaching or official bodies of tho university clearly tending to support or encour age students tn the violation ot those sections shall be deomed an impro priety. !1: 1 Mivtf.iirl Stock Judging Building to Be Erected on Nebraska State Fair Grounds. Premiums for Kid Corn Raisers. Tho Nebrnska State Hoard of Agri culture Is offering $150 In premiums to the boys under 18 years of age who grow the greatest number of bushels of corn to the acre during 1900. The money Is divided. $50 to first, $25 to second, $20 to third, $15 to fourth, $10 to lifth and $5 each to sixth to eleventh. Adopts Schedule 44. After considering tho matter for a number of months and after repeated hearings of Stato Railway commission has adopted schedule No. 41, prepared by the Western Traffic association, with some modifications. Cluh Teit of Liquor Law. The right of tho excise board of the city of Lincoln to enact and enforce a rule prohibiting bona lido Incorporated clubs, organized for beneficiary or so cial purposes, from Incidentally fur nishing llquorB to their members, Is to be tested In the supreme court of the state at the earliest possible date. The case made up in district court and which will bo carried to the higher tribunal as soon as the transcript cun bo prepared, Is that of the Btate against John S. Glpson, president of the Walters' club. For a "Weed Day." "Weed day" has been suggested by C. II. Gillespie of Madison In a letter to Governor Shallenberger. Mr. Gil lespie states that ho Is a good roads man, and declares that he thinks that the state would bo much benefited if a day should be set aside in July or August for the pulling, cutting or gen eral destruction of woods. Nebraska Fish Industry. Game Warden Gellus returned from Cherry county, where he has been planting fish for the stato. Mr. Gellus reported that the lakes nnd streams In that part of the state are full of trout and tho fishing will be great when the seaRon Is open. Thompson Supports Mains. Deputy Food Commissioner S. L. Mains recently announced that tho stato law requires a statement of tho Ingredients of nil food compounds to he placed on the label. He Is now supported by Attorney General Thomp son, and the latter, tn answer to a question, has held that when food packages are accompanied by gifts, premiums or prizes such packages are to bo deemed mlBbranded under the law. Prize pnekages were not per mitted by tho former food commis sioner, but the question Is again up. Don't Poison Baby. pORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must havo PAREGORIC or laudanum to make it sleep. Theso drugs will produce sleep, and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produco tho SLEEP FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING. Many aro tho children who havo been killed or whoso health has been ruined for lifo by paregoric, laudanum and morphine, each of which is a narcotio product of opium. Druggists aro prohibited from selling cither of tho narcotics named to children at all, or to anybody without labelling them " poison." Tho definition of " narcotio " is : "A medicine which relieves pain, andproduccs sleep, hit which in poisonous doses produces stupor t comat convuU sions and dcatJu" Tho taste and smell of medicines containing opium aro disguised,' and sold under tho names of "Drops," "Cordials," "Soothing Syrups," etc. You should not permit any medicine to bo given to your children without you or your physician know of what it is composod. 0AST0RIA DOES NOT CON TAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears tho signature of Chas. H. Eetcher. mw Letters from Prominent Physicians V addressed to Chas. II. Fletcher, Dll ALCOHOL 3 PER ckn-p A cgclaWc Prrparallon ForAs slmilallnStticFbodantlRciguta tuifjtlic Sioraadis andfJotJsoI IVomofcs DitfesHortJCIif etfJ ncss and Rest.Contalns neither OpnmLMorphiiie norMiacral. Not Narcotic. MHBSBIMIBBSSMHM JbMI,Uts Aratlttd iHrmStfj- nvttftmtimn Ancrferl Remedy forCtmsfkn tlon.SourStonudi.Dlarrbota VYorrasfonvulsioits.Fcvcnsn ncssandLossOFSLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. i Dr. J. W. Dlnsdalo, of Chicago, 111., Bays: "I uso your Coatorla and advise Its uso la all families wbcro tlicro aro cblldrcn." Dr. Alexander E. Mlntlo, of Cleveland, Ohio, says: "I have frequently prescribed your Castorla and havo found It a rollablo and pleasant rem edy for children." Dr. J. S. Alexander, of Omaha, Neb., cays: "A modlclno bo valuabla anJ beneficial for children as your Coatorla la, deserves tho highest pralso. I find it la uso everywhere" Dr. J. A. JlcClellan, of Buffalo, N. Y., Bays: "I havo frequently prescribed your Castorla for children and always got good results. Ia fact I uso Castorla for my own children." Dr. J. W. Allen, of Gt. Loula, Mo., eays: "I heartily endorao your Cas torla. I havo frequently prescribed It in my medical practlco, and hava always found It to do all that la claimed for IL" Dr. C. II. Cllddon, of St. Taut, Minn., say3: "My experlenco as a prac titioner with your Castorla has been highly eatlcfactory, and I consider It an excellent remedy for tho young." Dr. II. D. Bcr.ncr, of Philadelphia, Ti., says: "I havo used your Cas torla as a purcatlvo In tho cases of children for years past with tho moBt harry effect, and fully endorso It as a Bafo remedy." Dr. J. A. Doarman, of Kansas City, Mo., eays: "Your Castorla Is a splen did remedy for children, known tho world over. I uso it In my practlco and have no hesitancy la recommending It for tho complaints of Infanta and children." Dr. J. J. Mackey, of Brooklyn, N. says: "I consldor your Castorla an excellent preparation for children, being composed of rcllablo medicines nnd pleasant to tho tasto. A Good rcniody for all disturbances of th digestive organs." GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS JtJoara Jy Boar the Bignataro of rj$m, fcuaranlted undVr UwFoodjl Exct Copy of Wrapper. The KiQd You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TV MURHAV ITMCTi N(W VORK OfTWi About That. ' "A popular operatic prima donna makes her money about the easiest way of all." "How Is that?" "She gets her living for a soar" 8hk Into Your 8ho. Allen's Fool-F.npe, a powder for your feet It cures painful, swollen, flin.irtlng. sweat ing feet. Makes new ulioes uy. Sold by nil DruRKlnta and FIiob Stores. Inn't nc rept any nulmtltuto. Knmpla FRK.I3. Ad dress A. S. Olmsted. I.eKoy. N. V. A Good Rule. "What's your reclpo for managing a husband?" "Oh, there Isn't any. Just feed him well, and trust to luck." A Innirtlp F.yr llemrdy Compounded bv KxperleneeiJ I'liyRlrlnns, Conforms to I'uro Food and DriiKS !.. Wins Friends Wherever t!necl. Aak Drill? RlFts for Murine F.ya Il-medy. Try Mu rine la Your Kyes. You Will I.lku Murine. It Is. "Some say It's a mistake to marry." "Well," commented Mrs. Slxthbub, "to err Is human." If You Have Common Sore Eyee, if line blur or run together, vnu need rirmr s i;yk sai.vj;. 'j.v. aii drug- gints or Howard Hros., ltullalo, N. V. Tlgments of moro than 400 different colors are Becured from coal. Lewis' Sinde Hinder strainlit 5c riptar made of run, mellow tnlmrrn. Your dealer or Iicwis' Factory, l'ecrin, 111. Tho Burgeon Is ready to slash any old thing except his bill. Mr. TCIn.lnw'ii Rnnthlnff Hrrnp. For children toetlilntr, mfli'im tho itunn, rclurr h Bunmallun, lUjn puln, euros wlnil cullu. ibc buttle. Bathing In tho enow Is a common custom In Russia. W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 22-1909. A Quick, Clean Shave NO STROPPING NO HONING KNOWM THE WORLD OVER A Friend In Need There is absolutely nothing that gives such speedy relief in Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Cholcra-Infantum, Colic and Cramps as DR-D.JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM It Is s friend In need, snd you should always keep it in your house. Its valuable curative properties have made it a necessity tor both adults snd children. Sold by all Jruggtili at 25c pti bottlt JUST DOUBLE 320 ACRES INSTEAD OF 160 ACRES 2?J A. further inducement to Ktllrment of the whral-r.iiing londi of Western Canada, (lie Canadian Govrrnmrnt hat increased the area that may be taken by homesteader to 320 arrei- 160 free and 160 to la purchased at $).00 per acre. 1 hew lundt are in the grain-raiting area, where mixed farming it aluo carried on with unqualified nirceu. A mil way will ihoillyhe built to I ludion Bay, bring ing the world's markrti a thousand miles nearer these wheat-fields where kIiooU and churches, are convenient, climate etcellent, railways close to all settlements, and local maikeU good. "it would tnVe time to nfliilirtllnte the revela tions Unit u visit tn the ureiit empire lylnc to the North of us unfolded at every turn." CiHftpundrme of Nium hlilor, mho ilslhj Wtslttn Ctntdt In Aujuit, 1903. Lands may alio be purchased from railway and land companies at low prices and on easy terms. For pumpMet, mapa nnd information as to low rullway ratei, npply to Superintendent of Immltrrntlnn, Ottiiwa, Canndn, or tht authorised Cunadlnn Government Agent: 1T.V. BtrlKETT. 101 New Tort tils DuililoJ. Omaha. Xekrast. DAISY FLY KILLER i."" itll dim. ftfii, t'ltin,M nAtttlMiUl, 'liltVfttllt'ltl .I'lii'ftp, (.itll m-sjums. i an no! I I I IT Hi. 0rr, Mill lint Roll inn)urvnnvtliiriA 'iiiiiraiiti'ci elTwv 1 1 . ttrnll'tfalrrt), ir rnf ! hi ttlfitr V llatrtilrtt'iMff, I Ml tlx klh Ilrf flaw Is l,iT.Xwus.; Thompson's Eye Water f' ; " 71 'Xv. Regard Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as unrivaled for Preserv ing, Purifying and Beau tifying the Skin, Scalp, Hair and Hands, for Sana tive, Antiseptic Cleansing and for the Nursery. Fold Itiroiishniit lh world. Pepota' I nndnn. ft, nmrn rh'iiiHe na . 1'iiris. ft. Hue i.t I'ms. Aintra 111 H Town i (". Hyilmv; lnci, l. K. I'Sill, f'aletittr.; (Iiina. I lorisc I'm l'o.i Japan, Maniva I.Kl . T"ki". HunIh, I erreln. Wueeowl ;.. Mrleo. Lcnnnii. Ltd . l" Town, ete ; l'.HJa, V'lter Uruir i hem rurp i'nips., loiuq. l'usl LriT, Cullcuru Hook let UQ tUa bkUS fA&KER' HAIR BALSAM CImiims atid tmutinw tht htrjL fT'Mm.tol a ltuunsnt fruwth. Mlr to Ita Youthful OolorT Ctuvt teslp aiiM4 a bslr ftlUna, tUi'itJiJ !'' nrmvliia