in
st. rn KA3 CETS big itsni,
Largest Ones Ever Built to Be Used in Fart
Passenger Runt.
UtM Traiae aa4 QaJck lalas Are
to H tk intimate
wait.
Sereral of what are claimed to be
the largest locomotives ever construct
ed vers received by the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St Paul road yesterday,
la these days of large engines each
sh coBalynment received by a rall-
road during the past year or two has
had the distinction of being the larg
est. While these monster locomotives
have in a way ceaaed to excite sur
prise, those just received by the St.
Paul road are remarkable in their di
mensions. For example, the diameter
of the driving wheels Is eighty-four
and one-fourth Inches, or one-fourth
Of an inch over seven feet.
Following Is a technical description
of the new giants:
Diameter of driving wheels, 84
inches.
' Diameter of compound cylinders, 25
and IS inches.
Stroke of cylinders, 28 inches.
Total length of engine, 68 feet 11
Inches. .
Steam capacity of boiler, 200 pounds.
Fire hex, 8 feet 8 inches by 5 feet E
Inches.
Number of flues in boiler, 350. .
Heating surface, 3,215 square feet
Capacity of tender, 18,000 pounds of
real and 7,000 gallons of water.
Think Fast Tim Possible.
General Passenger Agent Miller of
the St. Paul is enthusiastic over the
new engines, alleging that they will
tend to revolutionize schedules and
power. He says they will be capable
of hauling fourteen or fifteen heavily
loaded coaches or sleepers sixty miles
an hour. Grades will be little or no
obstruction to the leviathans.
The locomotives will be put In ser
vice on the limited trains between
Chicago and Milwaukee and between
Chicago and Omaha.
Friends and debts should be cheer
fully and promptly met.
It's a poor contractor who doesn't
how up with a bill for extras.
SASKATCHEWAN, WESTERN CANADA
IS CALLED THE "GARDEN
OF EDEN,"
Bf Former Resident of Etad
City.
Micklgua.
In a letter to the Reed City, Michi
gan, Clarion, Mr. Jas. G. Armstrong,
of Meltford, Saskatchewan, says, wrlt-
ing on 27th May, 1901:
'This is a fine country for a poor
man. as he can eo out on the hay,
slews and cut all the hay he needs. If e
turns his cattle out on the prairie, -and
when be is not using his horses he
turns them out also. There s such an
abundance o food, they p-'ever wan
der away.
"A lady, who has UvtM here eight
years told me that this yVas the origi
nal 'Garden of Eden. 1 certainly
would believe it, if ws could only nnd
the apple trees. But h It is, we hare
mar.y varieties of fnplt strawberries,
cranberries, saskatoons, huckleberries,
red and black currants, dewberries,
plums, red and btyck cherries, and
red raspberries. All of these fruits
'grow wild. Then jhe flowers that dot
the prairies, maklpg them look like a
real garden. We have eaten of the
wild red currant, and they are equal
if not superior : to those grown in
Michigan. We have sweet corn 1xk
inches high. As the Western farmers
are all done seeding, branding cattle
and sheep shearing are now progress
ing. Wool is only Ave cents a pound,
and many ranchers have on band last
year's clip. I enclose jrou a potato
blossom, slice 'of new potato, which
measured 6hi inches when cut This
is no fairy tale, as we are so much
farther than Reed City. It is all
facts. Come up and see. This
has been truly called the 'garden of
the west' With fruits and flowers,
lakes and streams, fish and fowl, beau
tiful rivers, tracts of timber and
..mountains, what mors does a man
Tvntr '
Of Information concerning all parts of
tfWestera Canada will be cheerfully
given by communicating with the
ftgent of the government of Canada,
lracse advert! sewnt appears ' else
where. t9 If yon say you are good, ask your
splerf If it be true.
las
Pain, suffering. Wizard Oil oould not
liglve together, so pain and suffering
gloved out Ask your druggist about It
Do not give a bribe, nor lose your
rcMMraa watt's ssrstas las , raaacas ty
u auar aaia.ssaa wi
If a man has a sense of humor be
knows when not to get funny.
Ifatwrtny saopt want t be WILL for
CMatama. for natatac So pto-aotae nap
ateaaa and good cbaar. Therefore, take
beraald Tea now: Ha aeee are manifold:
It euree all daranaemanu of stomach
Mver, kidneys or bowels; ft eleaaaas the
systaat and puriSta the blood, thus ra
asevlaar the cause of rheumatism, goat
man chronic dlaeaaaa.
It li food
i haid In i
for
the
twang ma aid sod has been
ia the
w
bast raputa for many years.
Tn:
iy al
it
Lovw may not be Mind at the start,
wt it Is aver able to see its fetish.
ntnn it.
aresiia say they deal kaap v-
ULTCB. '
This Is because thay
be bs:
a stock oe) hand of ether brass eawi .
a; oat y n as.
in a ssenaae
warn t -y
t be at la to atJI Irst, I
ase eoaiains M es. fer the
ift rou . waat m en, is
fwasae moaeyf Tfeea
a- . JUauires a
'turn ot rtanu ma Mt l
r Ckat has srsr Ixi tzf I
FASHIONS OF 120.
A IHmIbU'i Forecast ef Famiala
Fada Twaaty Vaars Beaea.
Wrhen they are grown up,
dies of the future who t
V. I . 111 1
the young
were born
th this century will look back with
zement on me manners ana areas
s days when their mothers were
If M. Octave Uzanne be a true
et, evolution in things feminine
ove, not by degrees, by by re-
le bounds between the present
1920. The long dresses of to-
appear far more quaint to the
that period than do the
klrts of the 80s to the mod-
em womr
ta. In S20, says Si. octave
Uzanne,
An "feminine oreiudice."
which
cam' , ' .
in liniiot. B laaies, except oi
calves of th7 ob3ect to th
entirely ext ilr leBf'" wiU b
advocated bct "HtloMl drM" M
advocated b wJU not
however, pre, Unlckerbocker
will not oust tc ... . . , . . ,
ter will never ft? Pttlcoat but tne lat"
ter a ill never fa k Dn
the other hand, .
skirt will be alVrrJ, C
will grow fuller 1 .... ..
. i v n width as they de
crease in length. . M
. , ., M. Usanne believes
that these revolutl, , wl
be promoted by h m.
ions. He is a viol' t of
long skirt, on the . lu
a microbe collecting attributing
t 1 , -w TmT ot the law. of
health, he l.kewise U
the corse has but a fay
and will in 1920 be pre.
in museums of discards. . .
of torture. Finally, veil
UIUCUID
tabooed for hygienic rea
s will also oe
sons, as they
act as nets for microbe
which --are
gathered in their meshes
and thence
are conveyed to the mouti. . ,.
c .. , ?i and eyes.
Suddenly breaking away f..onj heaUn
considerations, M. Octave t. ,
. . ' ' zanne in
dulges in fiighU of far moi.e anclfill
prophecy. In 1920, it seen occuH
arts, necromancy and astr j ' wiU
flourish as they never did Vefore ex.
cept among the Alexandrlne"Qre at
the commencement of the rj;urigtialj
era. "Astral influences," i wnjcn
presumably, M. lTzanne believtg wjlj
be an article of faith with the'.:
of 1920, and they will dress accora,,
1v "Tkm will Vu inn that ,!. f "
predisposes them to Saturnlan melan
choly; that blue subjects them to lu
nar fancies, that gray devotes them to
Mercury, with his gift of pecuniary
prosperity, that 'red places them under
the Olympian sway of Jupiter, that
golden yellows associate them with the
sun, the giver of worldly success, and
that, lastly, greenish yellows blnrd
them wholly to Venus and her "love
philters." London Telegraph-
THE SALVATION ARMY LOAN.
Practical Flan to Provl" for Poor of
t 'title
The floating of an issue of 150,000
thirty-year, 5 per cent gold bonds by, J
the Salvation army, in lurtoerance or
its Western colonization project, calls
public attention to what is without
doubt the most practical and the most
rational plan to provide for the poor
of the great cities that has been at
tempted in this country. Like evpry
phllanthroplcal enterprise of this
character, the Salvation army coloni
zation Bcheme has its business as
pects as well as Its humanitarian side.
Projects of this character far in their
humanitarian purpose unless they can
be successfully financed. The bonds
about to be issued are to be secured
by a mortgage upon the colonization
lands of the Salvation army, which
now have an estimated value of $250,
000. That the investment in the bonds
is regarded as a good one, not only
from a financial point of view, but
from the standpoint of a sane, practi
cal and worthy scheme for lifting up
the submerged classes in the large
cities, is shown by the fact that $120,
000 of the bonds have been taken by
Senator M. A. Hanna, Myron T. Her
rick, Washington E. Connor, George E.
Hopkins, John E. Mulbolland, Benja
min F Tracy' and others. That there
can be no question about the social
and industrial success of the project is
also indicated by the fact that there
are now on file applications from over
1,000 families, now residing In large
cities, who are anxious to secure the
privilege of settling on a model farm
In any of the three colonies that are to
be established. The project Is far
reaching in its industrial, civil and hu
manitarian possibilities and merits
public encouragementChicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Baeoaragad ta Ha Slek.
A South Side Sunday school teacher
Is under the patronage and motherly
direction of a wealthy woman, who
owns, among other things, a large
conservatory. One of the inducements
altered to the children who attend the
Sunday school Is the weekly distribu
tion of flowers. Every pupil receives
s flower a carnation or perhaps a
rose and when a member of the
school is reported to be sick at home
a whole bouquet Is sent to the unfor
tunate child. This pretty custom has
threatened, at times to lead to an epi
demic of illness among the little girls,
who are very fond of flowers. The
little girl who went to Sunday school
received one flower and tbs little girl
who was sick at home received a
whole bouquet, to say nothing of the
sympathy. One child In particular,
who has thought deeply oier the mat
ter, flndi herself in severe doubt every
sabbath morning, and all she needs la
a little encouragement to be a real In-ralldr-&lwaukee
Sea tine).
Ca who baa ao shame has oo eoa-
II yoa aay yoa ard jood, ash yottr
ia If it be true. ,
A rich aaaa'a foolish sayiaaapsaa tar
a
a" ia
nrnrk
V
mnr-lrl1
year iir
a m
uaw wjb
iHrltt nA
Hnpnt fur Our War Milpa.
In the opinion of James St C. Hunt,
who has just returned from Panama,
it pays a nation to own gunboats,
with a record behind them."7he rev
olution at Panama," Le say, "will do
no harm to American property. The
rebels have been very careful to touch
none of that, for recent events have
taught them what the consequences
will be."
Klfld DraaBsalatloDa.
Harvard students of today would
be likely to rebel if they had to con
form to rigid college rules on the
subject of their dresss, and violation
of which rendered them liable to a fine
of not lui than 30 cents nor more
than i.60 for each otienae And yet
this was one of the features of the
code of discipline that prevailed at
Hravard from its foundation well into
the last century.
Ona Book Bold for S3 BOO.
Book fanners will be Interested in
the reports from London of the eau
the reports from London of tbe beau
the other day for the record price of
$3,500. It was a special copy of tbe
"Songa nf Innocence and of Experi
ence" (1789-94), which the author had
decorated by hand for his friend, Ed
ward Calvert in whose lamTly this
copy was cherished for many years.
Maw Car for KheamatUa.
Hester, Mo., Dec. 16. An unusual
ease which has recently come to light
hero is exciting the keenest interest
among medical men. Mrs. Ellenor
Guardhouse suffered for over forty
years with Sciatic Rheumatism so se
verely and so constantly that her case
has been regarded as chronic and ab
solutely incurable. At times the pain
was almost unbearable and she could
not rest day or night
, Some months ago she was induced to
try Dodd's Kidney Pills, a remedy re
cently introduced in this neighborhood.
The immediate results were magical
and she continued till she had taken
eight boxes, and now she declares she
has not an ache or pain left She be
lieves that she Is completely and per
manently etired and as she has not
used tbe pills for some months and is
to-day in the best of health tbe doctors
who were at first skeptical are amazed.
The man who earns his first thou
sand dollars always looks up to it with
pride.
I To ike Ladies
ackage of lavindry starch for 10 cents when
ybvi can get 16 oz. of
Has No Equal.
mom
EXACT C
C7 O
721
that a customer clasa
tbotoaghlj, and you! ct
M
n'iS!!?
?fna
Af-sn Drot.
A slide down hill seems ten times
as swift and fast wnen you are on It
as when the other fellow is.
Mather Gray Bwaat Puwuara for Child ran
Successfully used by Mother Gray, none
In tba L'hlldren'i Homa in Now York. Cora
Paverikbneaa, Bad JStomach, Teething Di
ordera, move and regulate the Bowels and
Destroy Worms. Over i),000 tcatimoniaja.
At all druffgUta, 25c. 8am pie ritis. ad
dreia Alien S. Olmsted, LaRoy, K. Y.
We win to try again and lose; we
lose to try again for the same thing.
Wild All a Marry Chrlatmaal
And f!l thrm of Garfield Tra. which
cum lnillKMtlon and liver disorder" and
limurea the return of many Happy ChrUt
maa Dinners by imlng the caur ot
dyspepsia and tll-healih.
Any sensible woman would rather
win an argument than be right
IF VOU t "B ItaLI. BLUE,
Get Rod Crowi Bull Ulna, the Wwt Ball Blue.
Large it oz. package only 5 ceuta.
Keep out of brawls and you will be
neither a principal nor a witness.
Plao't Cur ! tbe bant medicine we ever ned
far all ffii nf the throat and lu I.-W'
O. Ekdslst, Vasbaraa, lad.. Feb. 10, UXO.
It is no disgrace for a man to be
poor if he doesn't owe you anything.
IX8I8T UN OETTIXO IT.
Some froeera aay they don't keep Da
flanca Starch beruuke they have a atock
In hand of 11 oc. brands, which they know
cannot be aold to a cuatnmer who has
once ured the 18 ex. pke. UeUance Starch
for aama money.
If a girl It silly and has lots of
money she is called vivacious.
Hows TtiUT
WeofferOne hundred Dollar reward forany
eann of Catarrb thai cuuot be cured by Itali a
Catarrh Cur
V. J. CHEVFTV A CO., Prop.. Toledo O.
We. the untjersurnud. have known P. J
Cheney for thv iaat 16 v.'ars and believe him
perfectly honorable In ail buslnraa Iranaacilona
and financially able to carry out any obliga
tion made by tl.elr arm.
Wet Truax, Wholesale Draffflat. Toledo.
0 Walding, Kinnan ii Marviu, Wholesale
Dnirjlata, ToleOo. Ohio.
Hall a'T8trrb Cure la taken internally, act
ing direct, v upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces
of the xrnU'in. Teotlmonlals wnt free. Frioa
iSr per bottle, ijold by all i'ninriau.
Hall's Family i'llls are -Be best.
When cooking beets do not cut the
tops too shorr; the vegetable will lose
its color and sweetness.
If a man hus no virtues of his own
he is apt to boast of those possessed
by his ancestors.
laion t lex vovir
OVA
i4
REQUWE5 NO COOKTrKi
PREPARED FDR
CTT FACKACZ.
Q A GAfC.
ta ce tcxsatisfactory in any
txw it
&&. FROM Y0V31 -I03EEII. If yoa cumot
AT WHOLESALE BY
C-ia. Raymond Droa. & Clsrke, Lincoln,
M H. P. UjjCo.,
cc, i Harrreavej Dros.,
CxC DMlrclt &
Some dolls act like girls, and some
girls act like dolls.
THE HANDSOMEST CALENDAR
of tbe seaftm (In ten colors) six beau
tiful beads (on six sheets, 10x12 Inch
es), reproductions of paintings by
Moran, Issued by General Passenger
Department Chicago, Milwaukee A St.
Paul Railway, will be sent on receipt
of twenty-live cents. Address F. A.
Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chi
cago. Happiness has less use for comfort
than Indolence has.
telmw ixoTiiea abb unmiohtlv.
Keep them white with Red Crow Ball Blue.
All grocers sell large 8 or., package, & ceuta.
A fat boy is known among the other
boys as "Tubby."
To Core a Cold In One day.
Take Laxative Bromu (Julnlae Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c
Enjoy your little while the
seeks for more.
fool
A Christine Philosopher.
Re asks three great gifts Health,
Wealth and Happiness. Ther give him
Garfield Tea; St brings Good H"lih, pro
motes Happiness and makes t.ie pursuit
ot Wealth possible.
Food for thought Is sometimes sup
plied by the fish that gets away.
It sometimes happens that love Is
tbe only wisdom of a fool.
VDN(C011IES)TIED
"NEW RIVAL" FACTORY LOADED SH01GUN SHELLS
outshoot all other black powder shells, because they are made
better and loaded by exact machinery with the standard brands of
powder, ibot and wadding. Try
ALL
REPUTABLE
terocer sen vou a. 1 oz.
the very best starch
made for the same
price. One -third
more starch for
the same money.
To the Dealers :
GO SLOW In placing orders for
12-oz. Laundry Starch. You won't be able
to sell 12 ounces for 10 cents while your com
petitor offers 16 ounces for the same money.
DEFIANCE STARCH IS THE BIGGEST
TBE BEST COLD WATER STARCH MACE.
No Chrornos, no Premiums, but a better
starch, and one-third more of it, than is con .
tained in any other package for the price.
Having adopted every idea in the manu
facture of starch which modern invention;
has made possible, we offer Defiaaiee Stavreh,
with every confidence in giving satisfaction.
Consumers are becoming more and more dis
satisfied with the prevalent custom of get
ting 5c. worth of starch and 5c. worth of
some useless thing, when they want 10c. v
worth of starch. We (jive no premiums
with Defiauicc StercH, relyjng on "QvslitjSAd "
Qoaii(iyM as the more satisfactory method
of getting business. You take no chances
in pushing this article, we give an absolute
guarantee with every package sold, and
authorize dealers to take back anv starch
way.
We have made arrangements to advertise it
Co., Ntirsika City. , ,
The Horribla
Tortured oi
Rheumatism
can be overcome tod
the dreaded dlseats
expelled from yonf
system by the use of
-MAT -
CUM
' -Vt
nRDWS
sjsaaaswiasaw
For sal by Orst-claaa druggists or direst
from manufacturers, Matt 3. Joaxso Co.,
1H E. 6th Bt., St Paol, Minn.
W 41 II
nDsDriV'toDnctmif; jm
U IXVkST S 3 I quick relief and cures worst
cases. Hook of tesdimmlau sad ia aslv treauneas
rau. sb. a. il nun aoas. an L kiscu. as.
THE LINCOLN IMPORTING HORSE GO.
LINCOLN, NEB.
The largent Importers of MIOrl CLASS STALLIONS In all tba
west. At the prent time our EXTENSIVE BANS are Oiled
with Percbcrou snd Shir Stallions; TWO. TMKHf; and FOUR
year olds. WKITK US POK UKSt.RIHTION or UATAUXIUB.
(X)MK and see us AT tSVK. Our long dlstunce plioucs; j. I Urns
aod olOue. Urd and Holdri'ge Streets.
A. L. f4UtLIN, Vt(jr.
them and you will be convinced,
DEALERS KEEP THEM
& k I ram bin, writ) vs.
, v
kssx ba n.
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