The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, February 25, 1904, Image 7
MKRKLY A CAST MO IX Til 10 AIR. rtui itrvT tt stir Cr "!. SIVf.KAL CMOli K TtF NEBRASKA STATE NEWS W4 lutillk J- AM Lit Al ,MU) 1 llj, luna. The telephone is not deaf, hut it ki often hard ol he.iiirn I M I lll I J .1 .i I M.: W '. y . j . ,v., One puff from the OKI IJarbarian and the whole structure vanishes into nothingness. Courtesy nf Tlio Commoner. Commoner THIS fTHSKKVlKNY SL'N. The New York Sun. the nut hiiIi Kervient of all the servile tools of pre datory wealth, lian with rharaeterlstir inemlaclty misrepresented anil then at tacked one part of Mr. Ilryan's speech. In speaklns of the Aldrich hill. Mr. Hiyan Raid that It provided for the loan of aliout three hundred millions of government money to pet hanks at one and one-half per cent, or ahoiii I'o.ir and a half million dollars, lie con demned It. among other reasons, he- aiiHe It would furnish the hasls of an .normouH corruption fund and ho pointed out that three hundred mil lions of government money loaned hy the hanks at four and a half per cent would Rive the hanks nine millions a year ahove tho Interest paid the gov ernment, or thirty-six millions in four years. He then siiKKested that hy Riv ing one-fourth of this sum the hanks could supply a ramnalKii fund of nine millions, or enough to buy four hun dred and fifty, thousand votes at $-( apiece enough votes to have changed the result of the lust national election. This argument was made against the Aldrich hill and had no reference to past campaigns. The Sun so distorts the ahove argument as to make it refer to the laKt campaign and then bitterly denounces Mr. llryan. That the republican party spent enor mous sums In both IS'.tti and WOO is well known, but no democrat has been able to ascertain the exact amount, nor have the republican managers pub lished any statement showing how it was expended, but it must lie apparent to all that the corporations I hat put up the money biive dominated the ad ministration. This is the question that papers like the Sun fall to meet. - On this question they nre silent. The Sun has even praised the president for surrendering on the trust question -it congratulated him on his masterly re treat. The great trouble Is that the government Is being used hy the repre sentative of organized wealth to ad vance their business enterprises and papers like the Sun are run for no higher purposes than to aid In the de ception of the public. The Sun dares not state the proposition fairly be cause it can neither disprove nor defend, ItOOSKVELT ON TDK PARITY. More than a year ago Mr. Roosevelt, speaking at Princeton. 111., said: "Our currency laws need such modification as will Insure tho parity of every dol lar coined or Issued by the govern ment." How does It happen that Mr. Roosevelt has done nothing to bring about the result he said was so desir able? Is It pocslblo that Mr. Moose veil has discovered that the parity of every dollar coined or issued by the government wna long ago Insured even before the time when the repub lican leaders pay the American people declared In favor of the rlngle gold standard hy electing to power a pollt hal party whose platform declared In favor of International bimetallism? President Roosevelt has again tailed attention to bin civil service views by api ointlng "Doe" Jamleson of Chicago to a tat fetletal oftlee. This nppolnt inent upn'ts ft whole volume of beauti ful rhetoric on the virtues of the civil service. All this Interrst In the Integrity of China shows tip In marked contrast to the indl (ft rente exhibited towards the integrity of Colombia. Kvrry time a Rtts.-.lan "ngrct to te pert" tomes over the tables, John Bull quickly shl steps and looks for a kopje. Among other horrors of war Is th.'1 man who pt rslts In rending out loud to us the reports from the scene of con flict and stammer over the pronuncia tion. If this country Is to send an army offi cer to .la, an. why not send Brigadier Oeneral Mills? The dbfanee Is PVion miles, but Mills recently beat that Jump. Thofr i.ewspaper pictures of Riuslan and Japanese warship serve to vividly ie.il! nome Interesting; pl'tures we saw prior to txnd during in Yanko Suanko war. I ff .7 ; , , 5 -:, ; - - . Comment. DIVISION' AND .SII.KNVI-:." The Nashville Banner Hives Its read ers tv pplemlid sample of the political immorality of the reoi'Kaiik'.ers. It complains heianse Mr. Bryan points !o the corrupt use of mon.'.v hy the demo cratic lenders ill IMC and piotesis nualust a repetition of the nitthoiib then employed. The Banner tays: "Ills persislrnl accusations of cor ruption against the democrat lc party of 1X!C come with poor urate from a man who has twice hecn the nominee of the party, and who now professes to he a 'democratic leader anxious for thp party's a.u-eesa. If he knew :ui.h things to be true, as he alleges, it would become him to keep quiet. Revela tions of that kind should he left to the enemy." If there Is any lower moral plane than tills the Banner ought to point It out. for nnl.'ss It does, its readers will he Justified In believing that it has reached the bottom. This would seem to he on a ):ar with the hoodler'a max im of " Division and silence." There Is even great.'r reason for a protest from democrats than from republicans for the h.ime reason that one should he more anxious to correct wrong-doing In its own than in his neighbor's family It Is Impossible for the demo (ratlc party to condemn corruption in the republican party so long as il coun tenances coriupllon within Its own ranks. The trouble with the Bann-r is thai It is committed to the cause of organised wealth and recognl'.es that money must he used to purchase i riviliges. It naturally resents, there fore, any effort to purify politics or to lift, campaigns to a higher plane. "marsh 1 1 kn r y is mad onck mori:." Henry Watterson refuses to be ree- oncilrd, anil In his anger and stubborn ness he falls Into the mhtake made by so many who are. blinded hy their pas sions, lie declares that "the demo cratic party nerds votes." and that "on tho lines of ls:it; and P'Oli it lost them." Mr. Watlerson's mere dictum will not sulllce he will have to prove that the parly lost votes In those two cam paigns. And In view of the fact that the parly's candidates in 1S!C polled more votes than had ever before been east for the candidal) s of any parly, and the further fact that thU record was almost equalled In l'.ioo, Mr. Wat lerson's statement, will be taken with a large grain of salt by those who ar. not so healed menially as to miss seo- ing plain I'iun. Mr. Watterson says he "will refuse to be a party to It." This is sad. but In view of the fact that democrat are becoming accus tomed to Mr. Watlerson's desertion they will probably he able to survive another case of it. "What Is neutrality?" queries the Kansas City .Liurnal. Well, It k. ems to have been license to sell mules to n monarchy making war on a little rr public a few years ago, ami a grand stand play at the present time for the purpoK1 ol helping out the party that formerly bought the males. latest reporn from Wall strett nre to the effect that a h t of eminent flnnn tiers in (hat n Ighbothood nre some thing of hroni'ho blisters Ihemselve-t. They appear to have made the presi dent brldlewlse. Perhaps the p;esidtnt spokn a good word for Colonel Lynch In the hope of securing the Flip'. or! of those Boers who are about to settle In the north west. Japan utius determined to tall the trar's attention lo the desirability of calling upon The llagu tribunal. The reorganise rs have been encour aged by (he fad that all the rcptih llean and gold paper have been preaching reorgatil.atlon-but wait un til the okrs speak. To the New York World: The ' In-triii-'" value" of a I'nlted States note yfFtcnlfiy. or almost any othrr day. was something- n-ar ,oimiik2 cents. But what does that prove? While fight lug over Korea and Man churia Russia and Japan should keep a sharp eye on Mr. Rockefeller. The king of kertmene might take a ajdden notion to pocket the territory blnuWf. ' . -i- ' - IV.' i i. VKRY VIGOROl'S COMPLIMENT. The Dubuque (la.) Telegiaph pays Its compliments to the Chicago Chron icle In tills way: "Il is esteemed as the narrowed, most bigoted, nicst un reasonable, and ahles-t disciple of pre dntory wealth In the country. It knows everything; nothing Is hard or impos clble to it; who disagrees with It Is a liar, a demagogue, or a bedraggled ex pounder of anarchy. It would snuff out the life of everyone who opposes the designs of Its hidden plutocratic owner, and the vulture-like, vampire like, parasitic class of which he Is typically representative. The Chroni cle Is. In Its own estimation, Impecca ble. The opposition can have not even the 'lightest element of Justice on its side. It is wrong, all wrong, and, worse yet. Is slinking through alleyB in the dark with a drawn stiletto or a cocked revolver waiting for an oppor t unity to shoot the llrst passer-by through sheer lust of murder." KIGIIT YEARS SINCE. The Indianapolis News says: "It has been eight years since the great battle was fought for the gold standard, and yet the country has not yet fully en- iovetl the results of that victory. For our currency and hanking systems are still unreformed, and the gold stand ard has not been solidly established as the republicans themselves admitted in the campaign of 1i00." It will be temcmbered that eight years ago the republican party declared In favor of International bimetallism; ami yet the News, like other republican publica tions. insls.ts that in lSIifi, whllo one party stood for independent bimetal lisin and another party pretended to stand for international bimetallism, the latter party, being elecietl to power, rreelved a commission to support the single gold standard. STRONG FOR HARMONY. In an editorial entitled "Bryan as an Alllletlon," the Chicago Chronicle Inti mates that Mr. Bryan is "a mere mouther, a cheeky upstart, a blatant demagogue, a hypocrite and phnrisee. a slick adveuturer, a grasping money maker, a subservient tool of rich ami ambitious men, a slanderer of his bet ters antl a promoter of hate and strife and revolution." Of course, this Is not altogether important, but it is Inter esting by way of showing the fine spirit in which the reorganizes approach their great task of harmonizing tho demoeintic party. J. Sloat Fassett fays we have an in terest In the preservation of Korea because we have a commercial treaty with thai country. Mr. Fassett is growing forgetful. We had a treaty with Colombia, loo. hut that did not prevent the administration from vio lating It when a chance for exploitation hove In sight. The New York World Is booming Cleveland for the democratic nomina tion. A few years ago the World was denouncing Cleveland because he rhowed a "vexatious Indisposition" to heed the World's plea not to let the bond gamblers work the treasury. The Wild's forgetirry Is In good working order. The loud noise from the shores of Chesapeake bav Is being mnde by a few thousand Baltitnoreans scratching away the ashes to find the proper place for laying bigger and better founda tions. Naturally enough J. Adam Beetle' maiden speech in congress aroused laughter. Most attempts to bolster up present republban policies are laugh able. Judging by the reports the Japanove forces are not led by any favoilte phvslelans. If liter.'' Is anything In precedent, Mr. Whlttaker Wiigln's mistake did not consist of dishonesty, but In not having a title to his name ami assist ing noine other fellow to do Hie dirty work. What with military escorts for civ ilian olllters, and uniforms for mrs sengers, watchmen and Janitors, we r rapidly approaching the Knicker bocker antl gold lice court function. It was the regeneration of democ racy that forced a lot of recreant I -ad-en to fall back upon (he demand fur "reorganization." NEBRASKA'S GAMBLING LAWS.! Drfecii "that Vjy Render Them Un-: coutitutionsl. 1 LINCOLN-I'efevt.s in Nebraska's gambling laws may ivi.d. r them tin const it mutual and tiieti the date would be a paradise fur gam'tcrs. An evamir.ulk.n o! the records at the oif.ee of the secretary of state has revealed the fact that an amendment I to the title of the act of IsST was not . copied In the journal of the procei-il i intrs iirohahlv ivudcrim; the amend- ' .n,.nts void Th a-. no ramblers in I the penitentiary at piocr.t. but should one be sent there habeas corpus pro (ceding;! would at once be started. l'he law amended is sections 'Jit uiul "l.'t of the code of criminal procedure. relating to gambling ami the keeping, of gaming tallies, devices and ma i chines of any description. Previous; to 1 SS7 the penalty fur gambling wa. , a fine of not exceeding $iun or I in I prlsonment in the c ty jail l.ot more tnan three months. The penally fori keeping a gaming table was a tine ofj not less than $.10 nor more than $loo. ; The legislature of, 1SS7 amended this ; law, the act being known' as senate j tile OS of that session. This bill was! introduced under the title of "A bill j for an act to amend sections 211 and j 213 of the criminal code." I'uder thisj title it was read three times mid pass-i ed by the senate. No amendment to the title appearing in the records of the proceeding!) of the senate, It was read in the house tinder the title "A bill for an act to amend sections 214 and 213 of ie criminal code and to provhlo for ttie recovery of money or other property lost in gambling." The Journals of tho house and sen ate fail to disclose when this amend meM to the title was made. The bill was then read In the house for the third time and passed tinder the or iginal title. It was then presented to tho governor under the title "A bill for an act to amend sections 211 and 215 of the criminal code and to pro vide for the recovery of money or other property lost in gambling, and to repeal said original sections." The Journals of both house and senate fail ed to show where this last clause or iginated. Tho law as signed by the governor and as at present on file In the secretary's office bears this latter title. Skin Grafted Six Times. NEBRASKA CITY Word has boon received from Omaha that Miss Ollie Holhrook has undergone Iho sixth op eration In skin grafting to have her head covered. She had her scalp lorn off on Christmas morning and the physicians in the hospital whore Rhe was taken from here have been trying to cover the head with skin ever since. All of the grafts that they have put on from the bodies of other persona have sloughed off and now they are grafting from her body, cutting tho flesh from her limbs. Mourn Death of Dr. Swenson. OAKLAND Dr. E. J. C. Sward of this city received a telegram from A. J. Colson of Omaha, now In l)3 An geles, Cal., stating that Dr. Carl Swpn son, president of Bethany college at Lynchburg, Kan., died In Los Angeles very suddenly of pneumonia. Dr. Swenson is well and favorably known here, as in his connection with the Lutheran church he has visited here frequently and also made several speeches here during presidential cam paigns. Saved Boy from Death, NEBRASKA CITY A young son of Mr. and Mrs. William Clinkenbtard tried to board a moving train at the B.' & M. passenger depot and fell un der the car. Yard Master Jack Gir ardy chanced to bo standing near at hand and rescued tho little one just . as the wheels of one of the coaches caught his clothing. Brief in Li II ie Case. Ilamer & Ilamer, attorneys for Mrs. Lllllu, charged with the murder of her husband, have filed in the supreme court a second brief In defense of their client. In It they state there Is noth ing to sustain tho contention of the state that she killed her husband They contend that Lillie was shot from the west side of the bed and this, they claim, shows that Mrs. Lilllo did not do the shooting. They claim fur ther that Mrs. Lillie was well able to pay all the hills that she had contract ed hy her deals on the board of trade and therefore the fact that her hus band's life was Insured would not do for a motive for the deed. New Mill for Fremont. FREMONT Articles of Incorpora tion of the Royston Milling company were filed In the office of the county clerk. The capital stock Is $.1o,nuo, divided Into shares of $lu0 each. Flags r.t Half Mast. As an expression of sorrow at the death of Senator M. A. Haiina I ho flag over the Btate house at Lincoln was l;opt at half mast for several davs. Not a Candidate for Senator. LINCOLN 1). E. Thompson, minis ter to Bia.II. is not a candidate- for United Stalo.t senator, nnd In his state ment nnnoiiiielng this, published In his paper, the Lincoln Star, he conies out for an unmentionable Lincoln mnn. Perkina Out for Delegate. ST. PAFL-Cinrk Perkins, editor of the Pt. Paul Republican, has announc ed himself as a candidate for delegate from the Sixth congressional district lo iho national republican convention at. Chicago. Police Unrble to Catch Thievea. NEBRASKA CITY The local police force so far has been unable to locate Hie thieves thnt pre continually rob bing cellars and fr'iirht cars In this city. Officer Heart-noil (he premises of a man living In iho north part of town whom they suspected on account of his not being regularly employed. The man made no protest to Iho search and the oRlcera were unable to locate any stolen artlc'e Th peo ple hero have begun to ronRiir? the police force for not being able to can ttire the thieves. THi: STATE AT LARGS. .Tu!. Lombvil. the sweet sin.-'er of Om.tha. has b . a admitted to piuttico betore .he siipn me court. Congressman H'tishaw has recom memied die re;.;Hiintiiicnt of Wil in Koer as postmaster at Seward. ' A. (iiiurley. a sewing mat bine peddier. was arrested at Kdgar for in sulting ttonieii and lined for the of tense. Karl KhtcU. the !t -year-old sou of C'ave Khlck. lixing two miles north ! of Richland, bail lie., hand badly ho or- e.oil in 1. 1 cog s ol a teeil grinder. The Missouil Pat i!ie Uailwiiy com pany have been having a great deul of trouble thi-s winter locating the l :ieves that have lue:i robbing their tar at Nebraska Cit;-. Cantam Br.i.lner D. Slaui.'.Uer. rav master, has been ordered to Oinahu to report to the comnvimling general of the department of lue Missouil for duty in linn at v. The ladies; of Albion gave a leap yen- cneliiv pj.rlv ami dance hi the opera house. The whole affair was managed by the ladies of Albion, wit h out Hie assistance of a man. Cuslave Wies of Oeneva. who ha the hallucination that uukiiow-i per sons are trying to hypnoti.e him. was adjudged insane bv the commissioners and taken lo the stale asylum. Preparations for the meetings to be held March 2H to .",1 by the four teach ers' associations of the utate are about completed, and most Interesting pro grams have been prepared for each. By the turning of a truck at the tie pot In Nebraska C:fy twenty-seven cases of eggs that were consigned to the cold storage company there and in charge of the express company were wrecked. Henry Orrrll. who is charged with burglarizing a store al Berlin, went before Judge Jessen at Nebraska City and pleaded guilty lo tho charge ami was sentenced to one year In the pen itentiary. Mayor A. M. Anderson of Tekamah has called a mass meeting at Hie court house to consider the advisability of starting a movement to build a new court house for Burt county In the near future. Chairman Hall of the democratic state centra! committee has called a meeting of that body at Lincoln, March 13, at 8 o'clock p. ni., lo con sider the lime ami place of holding a stato convention. The smallpox quarantine at the Shelby hotel was raised February 13. Charles DeVant. the proprietor, was (he only one that had the disease, out six other persons stayed at Hie hotel all the time he was sick. Robert MoCleary fell from a load of hay at Rogers and suffered Internal Injuries which caused death In a few minutes. When picked up he was un conscious and could not tell how It happened. No one saw him fall. A Salida (Colo.) dispatch says: S. M. Allc.ndcr anil his son Earl, arrested for keeping two Nebraska girls for im moral purposes, were held for trial In the district court. The Ratekln girl's home is In Nebraska City and the Murphy girl's home is In Omnha. Word has just been received by the sheriff of Burt, county that George Keeler, Samuel T. Bullls and Thomas Gray, the parlies who it is supposed robbed one of the Lyons, Neb., banks a month or so ago. had been arrested In Kansas City and would be held lor tno officiate. Regent Parker K. Holbrook of Ott awa. Prof. C. C. Nutting, professor of zoology and curator of tho museum and Architect Proudfoot will leave soon for the east, where they go In observe the museum buildings of the largo eastern Institutions thnt (ho new museum building which th" uni versity Is soon to erect mny be built along the lines approved by the irroat est talent the United States affords. John Trimble, a well known farmer living several miles south of Hum boldt, sustained a severe Injury in Iho overturning of a load of hay upon which he was riding. Who he saw the load was slipping he jumped to the ground, crushing his; hit ankle so Hint the bones protruded through tho flesh. W. F. Jeisup, a Burlington brake man, had a narrow escape front death at Columbus. While switching at Pleasant Dnle he lost his balance and fell from the top of a ear while It was in motion. He was so badly stunned by the fall thnt he was unable to crawl off the track, but the engl neer succeeded In stopping the car within a foot of his bodv The Nebraska supreme court has emphatically decided that a wife may testify to the exact age of her hits band even If she were not actually present at his birth. This decision was filed In the case of Mrs. F. Barles of Colfax county against the Ancient Order of I'nlted Workmen, Her hus band was accused by the order of mis stating his ag" nnd the wife was the only witness. Tho district court re fused her testimony, but Iho supremo eo'irt reversed. Towns or villages must not aid a private person or corporation In the construction of water works. The su preme court declared nil Issue of $1. 000 in bonds Issued by tho village of (rant, l'etklns county, void nnd I. W. Sheriill, tho purchaser, will lose Hie amount unpaid. The Duroe-.IiM'sey hog sale by C.oorgo Btiggs & Son. held at trulr farm near Harvard, Is reported i have made an average of a Hi tie more than id each. This Is considered one of the best sales hail ami attracted many buyers I rum various parts of the stale. Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the secretary of state by tho Pnolps County Telephone company, which has a capital Flock of lld.iiiio. !. M. Ornishy, a prominent cltl?,en nnd well knowu stockman, tiled at the Kim hotel In Fremont nfter n ton days' illness with pneumonia. The Farm l-and Investment nun panv of Lincoln wants lo do bus'nesn In Nebraska, ami Its application will be considered at (he nxt meeting ol the stato banking board. The Humboldt Roosevelt dub pass ed resolutions deploring the death ol llanna. A Surprise. A Kliiblec yoiinit ixt of Prugu lot,- Kuine amorous li:it'8 '111 H Mnllill- litUy. lierrnt lo r p.i pa Tonk nil rlitlini tun or I. mi 'v kl, king linn in ttio statu! VV li.ll III- IlKltO'l? lMt tiii think Tl.i ,i:, pot-ir .' 'U ( The English SpJirow. A Kansas professor says the English sparrow is a disease spreader and a hi Hi rurveyor. We spoke casually to Pat about this vesterdny while driv ing ou the avenue. Having lighted Ms dinlcon. given a hitch lo his trousers mut batted hist e.ve. Put tint down on hW wheelbarrow handles and diilv- red himself thus: 'I'll' IlillMllstl I.IIT"V Sit l"ioll 111 wintlv-sill, An' I h.M'e. tie iii)i, be elilfps An' Huts his' t.uicy lull'. "Wi.llil bis llnrfv coat There lurks Willie geiMis Tlmt bid n. kIhio him oft' lo no iiiiKi'lie teniis! "ll.ol rt's! n pesky elill : t!o way li.uk an' sit down! lei until -pill-la-. Kte else Kit out of town! "Ye ialii"i'ii. vV'ro a "scub' An' work wiitont a card! No union ( suiipori. Ytr hours are lar too hard! "Ye multiply be day. Ye multiply be nitTit! Alween ye 1111 lb' men Tliiiea bound t' be u fight! "So off wld ye. vp scamp! ltoiiorry. tin: 1 say! l.e'lo union sweepem elean T'b' boulevards lr puj i" Das Moot. Ob, ilas meek nu' lowly innol! II. t lialli' Wllilell fee lias foul! lla Initio long an' ha Imnn lank, lla luiuo Keutle. aye don't tank! Das bar tuool! " 1."., "DAS M K K K A X f LOWLY MflOL" th, das moot, ha inak no fuss. Hut sye know lias tricky cuss! lla hail gout moid Just for chance Tu keek me In ho bar punts! Das bur mule! Rag Weed. We are In receipt of a magazine entitled "Our Dumb Animals." N Ins personal, wo trust. The man behlutt the snow has no hay fever. This Is the time of year w blu ins make a man forget al! sorrows. If Jolm Jones can run a mil minutes, how long will It take Farmer Ragtop to weed an onion patch? A couple, aged 80 and 84 respective ly, ran away and were mar;!''d. Pre sumably the parents of these mere children wanted them to wait awhile. A Cincinnati unfortunate named Ra con, killed himself because ho could not, be cured. One of the greatest disappointments nf youth is to find, after serenading tor an hour under the window of your lady love, that the family moved six blocks up the street day before yester day! Fellowship Is all right In Its way, but sometimes a man prefers that his wife will miss him! Still, she usually throws (piUe straight, for a woman! Very frequently we hear It snld of the new baby, "The dear it He sing has it own poppy-wopsy'r. hair!" and that explains why pa Is rjuite frequent ly bald headed! All are fortune hunters but few are good shots. If Japan and Russia fight, that will be war! but If a feud springs up between two families In a city flat, that, will be Well, you know what we mean! One half the world does not know bow the other half lives simply be cause the women have never tried to find out! U( Jinks sent his boy to Iho depart ment store to secure a position. Hav ing failed to make an Impression, he tin nod to leave. Seeing a pin lying tiKn Iho floor. Jink's son stooped, and picking It up. laid it 011 tho counter. The manager, noticing this little act of thrift, recalled tho lad and gave him n place In the store. When the boy went home Hint nlgvi he related his experience and Jinks armed his next oldest boy with two plus anil sent him lo tho same store. The plan worked well, ami now the second boy has two jobs, working night and tiny. A LANKY. HI. At K FKI.INK. At midnight when" the rloiuM are catttltiR Fl'.Wietted ahndowa from thrt tree, when all Is wlerd and Khtwtly In Iho miburbH, If a lone, lanky, blark feline Htidtlenly darts out nf the .hihIio ahead tif you and jiernlbls In rroKNtoff the atreet. It la a lpn that tho rat want tt Ret to the other nldc of tho IhorotiKhfare. ( ( i Very few rich girl aic wealthy enough to purehano a Ponton bulldog, an automobile and TitUn, and all In one neaion. The reason In, the "Juke" romea no hlh aa a flrat purchase, there I nothing U(1 lor automobiles or canines. Makes a hit ottonor than the acton the Mage carpenter. i Tea'er say that as soon ai cus tomer tries IVtiaiue Starch 1 is Im possible to s'U them any yther coH water starch. Il can be, 'used cjld or boiled. The timekeeper of a factory noco sarily has a watch movemen'. The art of keeping the mouth shut liiouhl be taught in every school. If you tad $2.uiMi.iiii Insurance. In the STATE FARMER'S Ml'Tl'AL INSt'R ANTE CO. the pad eight years it cost jmi $::iiu for lire, lightning and Tornado. Do you know what Old Lino Insurance would have cost you? Why not invest about $i.iui of the saving in live stock, and soon buy nnollipr farm? Write to the Secretary for in I'mniiUioii. J!. R. StoulTvM', Secretary, South Omaha, Nehr. Acting Is supposed lo be a profe. sion. but sometimes (I Is merely a walk in life. Many School Children Are Sickly. Mother Gray 's Sweet powders for Childirn, used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children f Homo, New Ynrk.hicak up Cold in hour, cure 1 everishness, Headache, Slomacjl Troubles, Teething Disnrdeis and Destroy Worms. At all druggi!', 2.V. Sample mailed free. Address Allen S.Olinsted.Le Uoy.N.Y. Some men who rble In parlor tail nre sadly deficient in parlor mannei j, 10,000 rimilK for lOti. This Is a remarkable offer tho John A. StlUer Seetl I'll., La liusNi", Win., makes. They will send you their blir plant and seed catalog, together with, enough Heed to grow 1.0(H) line, solid Cabbages, i. DUD delicious Currolx. 2,000 blanching, tuitty Celery, , 2,000 rich, buttery Lettuce. 1.000 splendid Onion. 1.000 rare, IiihcIuuh Uitdisho. 1,000 gloriously brilliant Flowers. This great offer is made In order tr induce you to try their warranted seed for when you once plant them you, will grow no others, and ALL, FOR hit ltlo rosTAne, providing you will nturn this notice, and if you will send them 20e m post, age, they will add to the above a pack age of the fumous Berliner Cuulltlowcr. (W. N. U.) Florida sunshine Is Hie magnet that Is drawing the magnates southward. riM'n Cure Is the host n.rcictne we evnr e1 for nil iifti'i'tlons of tho th.out nnd lungi.-Wu O. E.DS1XY, Vunbrreu, Iud., l'b. 10, ItWU. A widow always believes In platonlo love for others. IVIqqle-Stick l.AiMiitY ni.t r 1 Won't spill, break, freeze nor Sot clothe. (,'osts 10 cents and eipials !J0 cents worth of any other bluing, if your grocer does not keep it semi 10c fursiimplo lo The Ijiundry lillie CO., 14 Mieliipo, 1' eee' I Mil,.,,.,,. CAPSICUM VASELINE (ftt rr iv roi.i.Arini i Trnr) A snbttitiite ifr and nper tor to milliard or iny other plMMer, and will not Muter tho mml d)icto ikin. The pain-allayim: and curative qtialitirs of this article are wonderful. It will Ktop the toothache at once, and rHirva bend ache and actatii'H. Werrrommrnd it a the hcit iud aiVt external countrr utitant known, alio as an external rrmrdy fur paint in the chest and ktotnnch and all rheumatic, neurulutc and gouty complaints. A trial wilt prove what we rlnim for it. and it will ho found to be invalu able tn the household. Many people toy "tt it the best of all your preparation." Pure IS rent, at all dnnriivt or othrr dfalrr, or by lendinc this amount to u in poatftuRStainpt we will arm! vnu a tube by mail. No article mould be accepted by the public unless the inmo curriet our label, a otherwe it is not ?iiuine, CliKM!HkOUlM MR). CO., 17 State bticct. New Yok Citt. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Tilt LINCDLN IMP0RT1KG I1CRSE CO S Lincoln. Nebraska ? German (oarti, g Percnerons, g n$ilsn Shire K French Droit 2 ,wvtr(yi uiiu uciyui.c. o Th LARGEST Importer, of FIRST- g CLASS .ulltoni of liny ennrrm In .11 tht r W.nt, OVER SO HtlAD TO SELECT FROM. Oil trnvtng in Lincoln t.kt tht n Slate Farm street or wl.kh nmi direuly to q our him. Come and iec u or write. n L. Out. Tel. 675 A. I, SullHan, Jlgr. X GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO gcr on our. tradt mark. Tell your dealer you wont the best starch your money can buy; Insist on having the but,' DCPIANCG. It i 16 ounces for 10 ccnU.", No premiums, but one pound of the very best strfrch made. We put all our money In the starch. It needs no cooking. It b absolutely pure.: It gives satisfaction or money back. Planets redr riari are noLju' I -jtur-" 1 f flora f 1 tor L 7 H't1 Ik "HrwaW X II Put your (In. II r-HEDECC STARCIK ' w Omaha, Neb,