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N'olly- They ay lie has turned over
a now loaf.
Nod Hp'ss so economical I'm afraid
lio'll use the Brum: one over again.
DOCTOR'S BEST '"FORMULA
For Remarkably Quick Action on Coldn
and Coughs.
This prescription will frequently euro
tlio worst cold In a day's tlmo and It In
a Miro euro for any cough that can bo
cured. "Two ounces Glycerine; half
ounce Gonccntratec l'ine; Put those
into half a pint of good whiskey and
ufo in doses of tonspoonful to a table
r.poontul every four hours. Shake bot
(lo well each time." Any druggist has
those Ingredients in steel: or will iiulck
ly got them from his wholesale house.
The Concontrated Pino la a special
pino product and comes only In half
ouuco vials each ('."closed l:i an air
tight case; Hut bo sure it is labeled
"Concentrated." This formula u;rud
hundreds here last winter.
Fog-Eye's Plaintive Protest.
I'V'K-Kyo Smith of northwest Wy
oming bore an appalling taeade. His
Myle of beauty was a blight. Depend
ing upon his lioirlllo exterior, he was
in the habit of trying to nwo newcom
ers. On one oi-eiuion, affecting some
dlf-iiloubtire at tho inaiinor in which a
pallid btrangcr watered his liquor, Mr.
Smith announced, frowning, that un
less he detected Immediate amend
ment he would Mild the neophyte
home in a nmrkci liaskt t. "Which I'll
sure (ear you up a whole lot," said
l-'og f-.'je. Half an hour later Mr. Smith
was toiiud groping about on the floor
iim'er the poker table, hunting for his
gliisn eye, and muttering to himself.
The stranger asked with some evi
dence of Impatience what new lino of
M'lttlmcnts .Mr. Smith was now har
boring. Tint inj.ired resident, glaring
malevolently Irom beneath tho turn!
tuie, replied: "Which I sure do hate u
man with no sense of humor."
We Face Was Turning Yellow
Soincuim told him that tmlluwiiLbs viw
lauscil liy an In.ii'tlvii liver. lit bivin
IliMuB NATIUtirH UU.MWDY. IiIh tiutiirill
oulor nturncil, his lirnm i U'.iri'il. Ulu liver
wiih nwaln m-tlvi-. .Mi tulilt is never full
to collect the liver, they remove the hlle,
aid (llKChtUin uml tone the kvhu-ih. Itetter
tlcin 1'iIIh for IJvir Ills. 'I'uhe im tonU'ht
f .-1 you'll fel hetter In tee llioilllll,.'. t Jet
i'lf Hon. All DniKKNtn. The A. II. Luwl.
.li-ilirlm- Co., 1-M. Limits, Mo.
Luck.
Does you believe it's lucky to neo
de new moon over you right shoul
der?" "Sho I dees." hmiIUmI Mr. Krastus
IMnkiK.v. "Hese here stormy days
youV lucky lo nc any Kind of a moon
anyway." Washington Star.
Children Who Arc Sickly.
Mothers hhimlil never tw witliout lx ol
llnllier !ruj s riwi'Pt I'nmlrrH for Clillitren.
Tlii-y lirviik iiproliln In "1 lioiir,eure Kevt-rUh-ite-s
i!oriitljitlon, lli'inliii'lif, Teetlilnjf l)Is
oi'ili'rs iiinl Monuu'h TriHililos. Over 10,. CO
(.tliiioi.htN. At .ill DruulhtH. 2So. Ahk io
tint. b inpln innllt-il 1'KICK, AJilrctn,
Alien H. oliiiNteil, !. ltoy, N. V.
Iltalth may bo wealth, but that isn't
what makes the doctors rich.
iliJ:3UiS
PARKER'S
HAIR DALSAM
Ctauiw ul lwtulinet Uu hair.
Prolixity luouimit (truvrtn.
Hnvor Vails to lltitoro Orry
lUIr to ttu Youthful Color.
Cum P ditnw u hair filling.
fflcandali'iat Druiotlt
v '",i 'tfttv?
ll
II
111 irW
-Vii. .
SKETCH OF PIBOT
Who and What the Deposed For
ester Is.
Official Recently Ousted by the Presi
dent Man of Wealth Who Did
the Work Dccause He
Liked It.
Washington. (illTord I'lnehot, re
cently ouf-tcd as forester of the
United Statis by President Tall. Is a
wtalthy man- Just how wealthy It has
not hi eti Mated who tool: the olllce
of forestet nine years ago. not because
ho sought power or needed the mon
ey, but because forestry was bis spe
cial hobby and no one 'so In partUu
lar wanted the job. The forestry di
vision of the department of au'ilcul
turn (hen consisted of Pinehot and It
assistants and the annual nppropiia
tlon of congress was $2S.."0fl.
Hating nothing elre to do. Pinehot
attended to burliness. Ills little trroup
of assistants was extended ai fast as
lie could get the admiulstttitiou lo
comply will) his wlshc s, and ho hi g.tn
to offer practical ashlstanco to forest
owners Interested In the ronrcrvatlon
of the nation's woodb. He aided the
heads of the scattered forest schools,
aroused the lagging Intel ct of gov
ernment olllciuls and by his couta
gioiu enthusiasm organized his de
partment into a harmonious and elTec
the body of public lervants. The "di
vision of toiestrv" became the "bu
reau of foiestiy" and was succeeded
in IflO." by the forest strvlce, under
contiol of the interior department.
Willi the fnniTitle'i of the fnrett
i'
Ml Mn
Gifford Pinehot.
service, wlnth meant added power for
Pinehot, tite chief started the militant
Held woik that Dually got him into
dilllcuUies with Ills superiors. Ho
worked with but one. object in view
the placing of lorests in America on
the same high piano they have
readied, after years of painstaking
care, in Germany. Ke'jults were what
he wanted and he didn't care how he
got them. He was backed by Presi
dent IJotisevelt In his eff.rts to put
the forests of tho nation under rigid
governmental control and lie became
n member of that strenuous execu
tive's "tennis cabinet." At the end of
I ho Roosevelt administration Pinehot
was nt the head of an nrmy of 1.400
mott commanding a yearly appropria
tion of $:'.,1 00.000, and while nominally
'n a subordinate position lie exerted
more influence in his own speeinl Held
than did the secretary of tho interior
himself.
Pinehot had been a lover of the
trees from childhood and in ISSt), after
hit; graduation from Yale, had gone to
Europe to acquire the bent possible in
formation in regard to forests) and
their preservation. Ho attended the
lCcole Rationale Forest lerc at Nancy,
c'ranco, and then took up field work
in tho French Alps. After further
study in Switzerland, Germany and
Austria ho returned to the United
States and spent a year In travel In
the western states and Canada. In
Dccembor, 1S91, he opened nn ofilce In
New York as consulting forester and
tho next month took charge of tho
.Vandorhilt forestry experiment at
niltmoro, N. (- tho first systematic
forest work done in this country.
He was a member of tho commis
sion appointed by the National Acad
emy of Science In lS'Jti, at the request
of tho Boerrtury of tho Interior, to for
mulate n tational forest policy for
American public lands, as a result or
.whofo report 11 western reserves, to
taling 21,000,000 acres, were created.
Mr. Hitllingor, when he became sec
retary of the interior, gave Mr. Pin
ehot to understand that he (I)allln
gor) was boss. They differed materi
ally over methods of procedure In
western forest mid Alnska coal land
cuses, with the results that Anally
culminated In Mr. Plncliot's opon de
llancu of President Taft's orders In
writing a letter to Senator Dollivor to
ho read in tho senate and hla dismis
sal from the government service after
a conference of cabinet ministers had
docided that he was an Incorrigible
enthusiast.
Mr. Pinehot is 43 years old. Ho Is
tho author of several books on fore
stry and has received several hono
rary degrees from American educa
tional institutions, among thorn that
of Sc. D. from Michigan Agricultural
collego, in P.107, upon the occasion of
his vlalt, with President RooEovolt, to
that school when It observed the liftl
eth anniversary of its existence. It
was due to tho efforts of Gifford Pla
cket nnd the generosity of his family
that tho Yale uehool of forestry was
foundod.
UNCOOKED MEAT
VERY DANGEROUS
FEARFUL SUFFERING CAUSED DY
EGGS OF PARASITE WHICH IT
MAY CONTAIN STATE-
MENT DY A PRIEST.
Omaha. Neb.. Feb. 2.-Probably tho
most unusual leatuie of the excite
ment that huu been created by i. T.
Cooper's islt to thlH city Is the re
moval of parasites or tape worms by
ills preparations.
During the early part of Coopt r's
staj In Omalvi individuals who were
taking 'New Discovery," as It is called,
hiought either lo h'nisolf or to physl
slans throughout the city Immense
parasites that had left the svsicm
after using the lmdlelno.
.Many of then people wue fright
ened, nnd cases of this sort heenmo so
numerous Mint Cooper finally made
tlie following statement for publica
tion: lie said: "In every city I visit
these things are brought to me within
a lew days after my medicine is sold
in the city. They nro what is Known
as Hie tape-worm, and grow to an
enoimous size.
"Few, indeed, realize how prevalent
then creatures are. I think 1 have
been the llrst to demonstrate what a
large factor they are in the poor health
of this generation. 1 believe that
fully on-half of the chronic slomnch
trouble now so universal is caused by
these parasites.
"Individuals may have them for
years and not be aware of the reason
for their continued ill-health, but at
tribute it to many different diseases,
when in reality one of those creatures
is robbing them of their vitality.
"These parasites are taken Into tho
syMeni in uncooked food or raw meal,
In the form of an ej,g. vhlch halchos
almost Immcdtitelv. People buffering
from ihem experience a feeling of
lassitude and are extiemely nervous.
The action of Cooper's 'New Ulscov
erj' seems to bo Inlal to these great
worms, nnd in most cases a few doses
of the medicine driven the creatures,
from tiie system. I will have hundredn
of tliein brought to me before I leave
the city."
This grewsomo prophecy has been
amply verified, for not only hundreds
but thousands of Omaha people have
been relieved of some of these fearful
parasites since taking Cooper's prep
aration, nnd the rntlrc city luu been
nroused by the fact.
Some ol these parasites are of such
enormous size as to startle the im
agination. Tho statement of Father
.John Unptiat Arnolls. one of the best
known and best beloved pileitH in
this section of the country voriflen
this. His statement, among others
given to a reporter, was as follows:
"For years I suffered from what I
thought was n general run-down con
dition of tho system caused by atom
ach trouble. I felt extremely tired all
the time, nnd It was a great effort to
attend to my duties. I would wake
up in tho morning feeling as worn out
as when I went to bod. If I stood for
any length of time I would have pain
In ihe lower part of my back, and
would have to sit down.
"I wat very nervous and depresFed
In spirits, nnd was troubled withdixy
spells. I would soo spots before my
eyes when I stooped over and raised
up quickly. I liad n very Irregular ap
petite, and would hae palpitation of
the heart after aoceuding tho stairb.
"The talk about Cooper's prepara
tions was so universal that I decided
to try some, although I do not take
patent medicines as u rule. I took
four doses of the 'New Discovers' aa
it is called, and a tape-worm about
sixty feet in length left my system.
"1 am very tltankfu' frr thin grei.t
relief, and now I know what has been
the cause of all my suffering."
The story of Father Amelia is a
fair sample of the experience of an
astonishing number of Omaha people,
nnd Cooper's preparation!! are selling
here in immenso quantities. It Is now
estimated that ho lias Eold one hun
dred thousand bottles to date in this
city nlone, nnd the sale Is still In
creasing. Certainly Not Present.
It was in ono of tho colored school
of llaltimore, and tho teacher wan
an inexperienced one. There was talk
ing among tho little negroes beloio
her.
"I want absolute silence," she said
severely
Still tho talking continued.
"1 want abroluto silence," bhe re
peated again.
At tho third demand one very small
girl spoke up boldly.
"Assalnto Sllonco ain't hyar," sho
said. "She'll got de toofnehe." Up
plncott's Magazine.
clip" THIS" OUT
Renowned Doctor's Preocriptlon for
Rheumatism and Backache.
"Ono ounce Syrup Snrsnparllla com
pound; ono ottneo Toris compound;
Add these to a half pint of good whis
key: Take a tahlcspoonful before each
meal and at bed time; Shako tho bot
tle before using each time." Any drug
gist han theso ingredients in stock or
will quickly get them from hla whole
sale houso. This was published previ
ously and hundreds hero havu been
cured by it. Good results show after
tho first few doses. This also acts an
a system builder, eventually restoring
strength and vitality.
Probably a Female Doctor."
"My wife looks very poorly, you
think, doctor?"
"Yes, I do."
"Whnt do you think sho needs?"
"A new hat and a ucw dress!"
You Iters Statesman.
EIGHTEEN YEARS
AGO HE HAD LESS
THAN 3 DOLLARS
HE IS NOV ONE OF THE RICHEST
FARMERS IN SASKATCHEWAN,
CENTRAL CANADA.
Arriving In Canada in 1S91, just
eighteen years ago, K. A. (iiilllomin
could speak hut his native language.
He i.t n Frenchman, lie had but
n little over two dollars In li W pocket,
thus being short over seven dollars ol
tho l( a dollars required to secure en
try lor a homestead of one hundred
and sixty acres. lie eventually bor
lowed tho money and near Forgot,
Saskatchewan, he started life In Can
ada on the homestead in which today
he Is the fortunate possessor of fifty
quarter sections ol land, or S.000 acres.
Now Mr. Gulllomln did not acqulto
all tlu u acres iuin result altogether of
his farming operations, which were
extensive. He looked with satisfac
tion upon what he was doing on his
limited nrea, ho was saving, careful,
and had foresight. Surrounding land
could bo had for about fll.00 per acre,
and he continued buying as bin sav
ings would permit, until now he has
fifty quarter sections, some of which
ho can sell nt $25.00 per acre.
Threshed Fifty Thousand Duchelc.
This year ho was engaged In thresh
lug on his place for 5l"j days He
threshed out 00.000 bushels of wheat,
of which he sold II 1.000 bushels, oae
train load, at a price varying from 81
to S7 cents per bushel. He has on
hand still lO.OOO bushels. In addition '
to wheat ho uiiiied UOOu; bushels of
oats. 7,000 bushels of barley and T.00
bushels of flax, lie owns 101 horses
and a number of cattle, but since the
constriction of the railway he has
been engaged chlelly in raising wheat.
This year ho bought his first thresh .
lag machine, paying for It the sum
of $J,100. He estimates that the ma
chine earned for him this fall $:t,u00,
thus fiaying for Itself in one season
and leaving $000 to the good. The
weather was very propitious for farm
threshing, not a single day being lost
in the two months which were spent
in this work. The wheat averaged 2'l
bunhels to the acre and graded No. 1
and No. 2 Northern. In the post nine
years seven good crops have been har
vested on this farm. For six succes
sive years tho returns were excellent,
thnt is in tho years 1901, 1002, 190:t,
1001. 1905 and 1900. In the two fol
lowing years there wns n partial fail
ure. As the years have passed tho .
quality or tho buildings on the farm ,
have been steadily improved, and are
now ns good aB can be found In tho
district. About $10,000 has been In
vested in this way by Mr. Gnlllomin.
The farm consists of C.8S0 acres, of
which about 0,000 acres were under
crop this season.
Nil Desperandum.
Percy Pnrkington rose and brushed
the dust from his knees. Then, draw
ing himself up to his full height, he
gazed reseni fully upon the form of
Miss Muriel Muggins, who nonchalant
ly tanned herself the while.
"Very well, Miss Muggim," came in
litter tones from Percy. "Oh, vory
v.ell! You have spumed me, it In
true! indeed, ytu have spurned me
twice! Hut, though despair eats ni
heart, I shall not die! I mean to go i
Into (ho busy woild. I will fight! I
will win! My name shall become i
known, and my riches shall become
envied "
"Pardon mo for interrupting you,
Mr. Parkington." interjected MIfs
Muggins, "bat when you hhall have
accomplished all that, you may try me
again." hlppincott's.
How's This?
We ofl. One ltuntlrnl Dnllarn Jlrwnnl for any
conn nt (,'ntarrn tbat cannot be cured by Hulls
CaUrrli Cure.
V. J. VIIIINUV A CO.. IWvVlo. o.
. trm undcrr-tannl. Imm Knonn 1". J. llimfy
tor tho lut 15 jrars. ami lIK-vo lilm iierlntly lion
cmblc In nil IiukIiim Inmrjclloi.N mill tlnurrlally
UjIo lo carrj- out any ohllmtloiM mailn by hti firm.
Waluino. kinvan & MIIVIV,
WholrMle DriitfKlHtii, Tolnln. O.
Itall'a Courrh Curo la ijikcn intrrnilly. nitl'm
Jlrerilr utioii the blood nnrt iiuk-oiii nirlm- of thn
ivnii-m. Imtlmonlnls Nnt tri, l'rlre 51 lenu per
boitlc. Hold by all Dnietbta.
Take HaJl'a Family I'lUa (or roiistlpallon.
Not tho Proper Atmosphere.
Ovorhcurri uutsidu Ht. Aiiu'h chinch
yi'sterday:
I-Mrst City Man Are you f-roiiiB In
to hear tho archdeacon today?
Second City Man No, I think not.
It putH mo in tho wrong fntini! of
mind for uubIhuhh for the icst of tho
day. Munchofitor Guardian.
I'ir.KS CDIIKI) IN O TO 14 DAYS.
1'AZO (lINT.WIJNTIirnnriinti-iMl to i-nrn nny rano
tr Iti-hliiir, lllliiil, llliiillnc or l-rdiruUlnv l'flv lu
tluUUumor uium-y refuiulcd. COo,
To learn to vork and, work cheer
fully Is tho central lesson of life.
Cowon.
Wo would nil writo our names on
tho scroll of fame but for the Innum
erable tribo of elbow Joggers.
WTIY KufTcr with eye troublPB, quick re
lief bv umiik PCTTIT'S KVK sAl.Vh. 25c.
All driiBgistuor llownrd UroH., IhiiTalo, N, Y.
Ho loves his country bent who
strivoB to make It best. Ingorsoll.
nocrroic Yotritsici.r
whrn jrmi fci'l u tola ciiiicIukhii liy umini; it fi' (1omi
nt I'ttry ii'l- 1'iiinKl tr. It Iklii'lKTIIuiigulnlDU
and s.itur. Tlio lurtfiHw boulriiurii llinclii-iH-bU
Time ennnot remove kindly acta
from u gratoful heart. Itoyston.
Mr. W.naloiv-K Poiitlitnrr Kyrnp.
PnriMldri-n toethlnir, mfli'iu llioi-imin, reduce to
Cmniullou, alluya palu, Lurca wind cultu iic u Iwttlo.
It might Improve tho pound cnlto to
hit It with nn nx
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Cclor moro poodt brlohldf and fatter colors than any otfw dre. One 10c oackaos color all fibers. Thry dm In cold water teller than any other dr. You can dr
ftDjcjrtneatwitticuittlwlna apart WntoIorlrobookiM-iio)toOjo, UhachandMuCUon. MONROE ORUO CO.. Qulncy, Illinois.
Pleasant mm. Benercial.
Svrtip of Figs and Klixir of
Senna apptals to tfic cultured
anil the wtH-infonncil and the
healthy because it component
pails arc simple and whole
some and hecattse it aclr with
out (lNttirl'ing the natural func
lioufi, ar. it i wholly free from
every object ionr.hle iptalily or
-.ubstance. In its production a
pleasant and rcfrfdiitit syrup
of the fir;; of California is unil
d with the laxiliu and car
minative properties of certain
plants known lo act most bene
ficially, on lite human system,
when it; jjemlo clean-in is de
sired. To j;ct its beneficial ef
fects, alwav; btiv the. centime,
for
ale I'V all reputable drtu:
tfsts; ore sire only, price Vpff1. mM!&',iI''
fiftv cer.! s a bottle. The name ' T LyM'JllJJK'Af
of ' the company - California ' W'xWlvF
1m;; Syrup Co. is always plain- )') ? ,v j
ly printed upon the front of ev
ery package of the genuine.
' l.OU'SVII T F
THE
STEADY
WHITE
1JCHT
THC OIL
COIFFURE.
"My hnlr'H exactly lllco n turban,
isn't it?"
"Exactly. You can ovon take it oK."
SUFFERED TERRIBLY.
How Relief from Distressing Kidney
Trouble Vas Found.
Mrs. Ellzahcth Wolf, H8S W. Morgan
St., Tipton, Mo unys: "Inflntnniation
of tho h ', a (1 d o r
readied itn climax
last spring and I suf
fered terrlhly. My
buck ached a n d
pained so I could
hardly cot around
nnd the secretions
wore scanty, fre
quent of passage
nnd painful. I wns
tired nil tho timo and very nervous. I
began using Koan's Kidney Pills, and
nfter taking a low boxeB was cured
nnd hnvo boon well ever Blnce."
Remember tho name Donn's. Sold
ny nil dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster
MUburn Co., Huffalo, N. Y.
Why "Potter's Field" for Beggars.
It Is not hceauso the beggar l'nlls to
make money thnt ho finally lands in
the potter's field. "Any good, indus
trious beggar," says Mr. Forbes, "can
nnd does mnko a groat deal more
money thnn the nverago worklngmnn." '
Init tho trend of tho beggar In down- j
ward, und in the end ho is pretty sure
to lu'conio a hopeless wreck nnd n
derelict.
Assoelnte with men of good judg
ment, for judgment Is found In con
versation. And wo mnko nnother
man's judgment ours by frequenting
his company. Puller.
AI.T.I'S I.UNO J1AT.SAM
.1111 cnrti not nnly a lrct.li eoM, Inilnrinut I how? tnt
tprn rDi'irlii thai tikimlly luimioii fur innnllin. (,lv
II u trlnlunrt prmii tin worili. lie. Woun.l I1.U0.
Snmo cemetery janitors, unless
closoly watchod, ralso vegetables In
tlio rich gravoyard mold.
Many who wed to nmokp 10o cigarn nn now
binoUmg Lcw.s' SiriRlu Hinder straight 5c.
A man can always flattor his wife
by being Jealous
(iliorria w Syrup (p.
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The RAYO LAMP is a hiRli-grads lamp, told at n low price.
There are lampi that co:t more, but thcreis no heller lamp at any
pnec. The liuinrr, the WicL, the Chimney.l iolo'er til are
vital thine in a lump; there part of the RAYC3 LAMP are
perfectly conttructed and there ist o'.hing Lnown in liie art ol
lflrrp.maliir.Ktli.it could add (o tho value ol the RAYO as
n Iiglit-inunq device. Suitable ior any room in any house.
i;vrrjr ili-il'T riTvnlii-ri. If not nt jiiur,'writo
lur ili'M-riptivii rltvular Ui Itm nrurciit Airrnry f tho
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
'Inooruoralvil)
HKft
THAT PKNCTRATCt
Nebraska Directory
USAilvVWWNMVM'rfWSVtfVSfM
California Man
writes to the
Uncle Sam
Breakfast Food Co,
''I find your food the best
remedy for CONSTIPATION
us well as the most palatable
Urealcfnst Food on the market,
nnd recommend same to my
friends." (Signed)
E. Moran, Los Angeles.
What more could be said.
Ask Your Grocer
Ji ESEESiE MWS
ARE THE BEST
asic Ytinii local iiKAi.rii m
JOHN DEERE PLOW CO., OMAHA. NEO.
Beafdse Creamery Co.
rays tlie liltrliest price or
OHEA
Keisters Ladies Tailoring
. College
At I 548 O St , Lincoln, Nub.,
Tenches Cutting, Fitting,
Furnishing nnd Pressing ol
nil garments thoroughly, at ridiculously
low puces. Call or write for catalog.
MRS. BARBARA E. HAYS, MGR.
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