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AFTER
FOURYEARS
OFIISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink?
ham's VegetableCompound
lliiltlmorc, 2!d. "For four years
ray life waa :i misery to mo. I sum-rod
iroin trreguiari
tios, terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and thai all
gono feeling in my
stomach. I had
giveu up hope of
over being well
wl en I began to
tal:o Lydia K. Pink,
hani's Vegetable
Comj)ound. TIn'h
I felt an though
now lift) had been
given me, and I am recommending it
to all my friends." ii. V. S. Koi:n,
2207 W. Franklin St., Uultlinore, Jd.
Tiie most successful remedy in this
country for the cure of all forms of
female complaints is Lydia E. I'ink
ham'a Vegetable Compound. It has
stood tho test of years and to-dav is
more widely and successfully used tlian
any other femalo remedy. It has oured
thousands of women .who have- been
troubled with displacements, mllam
mation, ulceration, fibroid tutuOrt, ir
regularities, periodiu pains, backache,
that bearing-down feeling, flatulency,
indigestion, and nervous prostration,
after all other means had failed.
If you arc suffering from any of these
ailments, don't give up hope until you
have given Lydia 12. Pinkhiiiu's Vege
table Compound a trial.
If you would like special advico
write to Mrn. PJnkliuin, Ijyim,
Mnss., for it. Shu litis guided
thousands to health, free of
charge.
THE JOYS OF OTHER DAYS
Writer's Memory Goes Back to De
lights of Which the Present Gen
eratlon Know Little.
Wo chorfully ndmit thnt tho fur
nace mid the hard coal baso burner
add a whole lot to modern comfort,
but after all they have their draw
backs. For instance, you can't very
well pop corn In either a furnace cr
n baso burner. It took those old
fashioned stoves, In which wo used to
burn a two-foot length of hickory
wood, Tor that sort of thing. When
the wood had burned down to glow
ing coals, we'd open tho front door,
rake the coals down In front and pro
ceed to pop corn. When wo get rich
we mo going to have one of those old
fashioned stoves put up In our room,
with a lot of two-foot seasoned hickory
In the basement, and every now and
then we are going to start n lire In
that stoe, get a good bed of coals,
and then pop a dishpan full of corn,
Just as a reminder of old days. Of
course, we'll eat tho popcorn, not as
a reminder c.f old days, but because wo
are awfully fond of popcorn. Will M.
Meaning of Cemetery.
It is not correct to say that "ceme
tery" means the "city of the dead."
Tho word Is from tho fJrcck "Koimc
terlon," meaning sleeping place, not
the place of the dead. There is nothing
in the thinking that it was originally
intended to convey the idea that the
departed were really dead any more
than theie is in the old Hebrew term
for cemetery "Hothnlin" the house
of the living.
Taking No Risk.
Hoy Gimme that cigar, doctor?
Doctor No, sonny, It would make
you 111 and your father owes me a
bill now.
GHE QUIT
But It Was a Hard Pull.
It is hard to bcllovo that coffee will
put a person in such a condition ns it
did an Ohio woman. Sho tells her own
story:
"I did not believe coffoo caused my
trouble, and frequently said I liked
it so well I would not, and could not
quit drinking it, but I was ti miserable
Hufferer from heart troublo and nerv
ous prostration for four years.
"I was scarcely ahlo to bo around,
had no energy and did not caro for any
thing. Was emaciated and had a con
stant pain around my heart until I
thought 1 could not endure it. For
months I nover went to bed excepting
to get up in tho morning. I felt as
though I was llablo to dio any time.
"Frequently I hnd nervous chills and
tho least excitement would drive sleep
away, and any llttlo noiso would upsot
mo terribly. 1 wns gradually getting
worse until finally One tlmo it 'came
over mo and I asked myself what's tho
uso of bolus sick all tho time und
buying medicine so that I could in
dulge mysolf in coffeo?
"So I thought I would bco If I could
quit drinking coffee and got sorao
Postum to help mo quit. I mndo it
strictly according to directions and I
want to tell you, that change waB tho
greatest s,top ,ln my life. It was easy
to quit coffeo becauso I had'tho Postum
which I now like bottor than tho old
coffeo.
"Ono by ono tho old troubles left,
until now I am In splendid health,
norves steady, heart all richt and tho
pain all gone. Never havo any more
norvous chills, don't tako any medicine,
can do all my housework, and have
dono a great deal beside."
Head "Tho rtoad to Wellvlllo," In
pkgs. "There's a Reason."
Kvcr will tlir above letter? A new
our niuirnrM fwm time to J I me. Tbey
re Kcuulnc, true, nnd full of liiwinn
la (erect.
5 iHy&v
NEBRASKA NEWS AND NOTES.
Items of interest Taken Prom Here
arid There Over the State.
A paving campaign Is to be Inaugu
rated In Kearney
Mrs Cleveland, who died tit Lyons
last week was 9!) jeais old.
Mrs. Kllzabeth Jackson of Jleatrlco
lTt.KV.k celebrated her tilth, birth
day
Odd Fellows of Nfbnka City are
arranging a rally and Hasi Initiation
March 1. , f
Fobnjary 11! was olnstuiod hj the
llarth'tt" state bank 'by a b reception
and "feed" In olwrvnnccuf the fourth
anniversary of t.ne Iiititiulon.
Floyd Saxon, a young fuYmer east
of Union. Cass county, had" bis left
nand badly mutilated by th. hurm'tig
if a wood saw.
Sonic disease mm h resembling
pinkeye Is nffcctlng the while herd
jf horses belonging "to ...r McCirtney
a farmer mvr Lyons and then . :p
piehenslon that It may rpicxl
A great many farmers in .loluu-oti
county are holding public ali" and
will move to South Ih.l.utn, Scutts
Hluff county and other sections Land
ii too high priced In that suction of
tin1 state to make It pmlltable to u ut
and liirui.
Hides valued at $l,0uo w.-re stolen
from the lur houso of W H. Adaiiw In
Fremont by thieves who Inoki lno
the buitdliig, by taking out a window
pane. Most ot the hlthw stolen iro
in packages. It is believed the goiuN
were taken out of town.
The remains of Alh-s Marin Hoover,
Mm died In New Yor City, were tak
en to the old home at Hrowusvllle for
burial. Miss Hoover was one of the
leading members of a choir in one ot
the leading churches in New York
City at tho time or her death
Fnglneer Oeorge Illtnborger of the
Burlington, was severely scalded by
steam near Washington, Kas. The en
gine had jumped the track, and it was
while working under his engine that
an -exhaust was tinned on necidently
'striking him on the head and neck.
Clarence Kdwards, aged about HO
years, was arrested at Henkelman for
alleged assault on two little children,
one ills niece, aged 7 years, und the
other it step-niece, aged 0 years. Ho
will he tried at the next term of court.
Meantime he is admitted to hall on a
$0,000 bond.
Many farmers in lluffalo county an
now busy picking the last year's crop
of corn, which they were unable to do
earlier on account of the heavy snows.
Some fields will seaicely he husked
before the stalk-cutter Is put at work
clearing the ground for the crop i
poeted In 11110.
The matter of arranging for the
Nottheast Nebraska (5. A. 11. i minion
was taken up by a mass meeting of
thu business men or Lynch. It was de
cided to leave nothing undone that
will Insure a great success of tho day
as far as Lynch is concerned. The re
union will take place in August.
The Woman's Institute association.
Is the name of the new woman's or
ganization in Laurel, which starts i.it
with fifty members, it Is an offshoot
of the Farmer's institutes for men
and at Its monthly meetings papers
will he read and discussion had upon
topics of interest to the home-maker
IJwuisvllle (1ml.) dispatch- Huv. II.
I). Helwig of Fremont, Nib., who, un
der tho name of II. .1. Smith Is
charged with uttering a forged chock
for $i"0, lias made confession of his
guilt and will he sentenced before the
eloso of tho week. Strong influences
aio being brought to secure a suspend
ed sentence.
Joseph .lensen of Lowell suffered a
severe injury In Kearney when his
horse became frightened at nu nuto
mobile and made a sudden bolt which
threw .Jensen ami two lady occupants
out of tho carriage. The ladles were
not hurt, but .lensen suffered bad
scalp wounds. Ho was uticonsclous
for several hours.
That tho corn which has remained
In tho fields all winter was damaged
inoro than was thought is proved by
some of the lately gathered gralu that
Is being brought to the grain buyers
In I Jen trice. Uecently a load was
brought in that was saturated with
water, too ears containing so much
moisture, that they could bo bent
easily.
John Head, a farm hand who was
almost disemboweled a few mouths
ago when he fell through a county
bridge along w Itli a threshing machine,
has llled a claim for damages with
the county hoard of Dodge county.
Head did not state the amount ho
wanted, but Indicated ho would he sat
Islled to leave it for the supervisors
o determine.
Tho experiment station of tho state
university has designated tho nighty
acre tract owned by David 1). Ilea vis
of Falls City and situated on tho Ne
maha bottom, subject to overflow In
the past, through which tho new hit
teral dralnago ditch has been con
structed for a t(lo experiment, to test
tho value of that class of dralnago on
low bottom lands in that part of the
itate.
Prominent citizens in Uennot, Dun
bar, Talmage ami llrock have received
communications from T. P. Kennard,
a promoter, asking what they think
about tho establishment of an interur
ban line from Lincoln to Auburn via
Cheney.
J. W. KnowleB & Son, living ono
mile north of Craig, held a farm nnd
thoroughbred hog side, everything
bringing good price. Twenty-two head
of Poland China sows averaged 97C.13,
the top price being $i:iq, paid by Luto
McDonald of 'near this placo. Forty
four head of pigs averaged ?1L9G
rm
tfgs
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Shakespeare says -there is nothing in a name, but John A. Salzcrj says
GOOD NAME IS WORTH A FORTUNE. . He. hacks up
statement by
long-
kerneled
A prominent Agricultural i:pert, on hpclng this
new corn, exclaimed:
"Saler, you havo Btaitled the Agricultural
World in discovering this most remarkable breed of
corn!"
Indeed, It is tho most lemarkablc corn iwr si en
by mortal eye.
I lilt not it bushel of it Is for sale. Fur then- l-
not one-tenth enough in evlwlcnce to lilt the tremeii
dons eiders that will pour in when this new com
goes on the market.
Next year wo may have enough to sell lllght
now the best anybody can do Is to obtain a sampb
package enough to grow bushel of seed for mil
You are mighty wolcoino to a sample. Please send
8c In stamps to pay mailing barges.
The thing that puzzles us in. WHAT AUK K
GOINC. TO NAMK OUlt NAMKLI3SS CORN''
Mr Salzer will not be content with anything but
n slashing, smashing good name. So he offers ?i00
In gold to tho seed-buyer who hits upon the most
suitable name.
Wo want you. reader, to help us out. Name this
com, won't you? It does not cost a penny to use
tho corn-naming coupon below Fill It out, send
it to-night and bo a candidate for the- $500 cash
price!
THE JUDGES
Wo nro fortunate in securing three of th most
capable and prominent men In Wisconsin to sit as
Judges in our big corn-naming contest. They are
Prof. It A. Moore. Wisconsin State Agricultural
College; lion. J. J. Ksch, Congressman from Wiscon
sin; Hon. Uobt. Calvert. V S. Customs. La Crosse.
Theso eminent men will weigh eaiefully the
name you suggest, and, If It Is most suitable, you
will get the $!00 prlzo. No matter who you aro or
where you live, you will be given a fair, bquaro
opportunity to land tho money.
Fill out the free corn-naming coupon with pencil
or pen ns you please, but be sute to give your com
plete homo address.
Salzer's Catalogue
It's the most original seed book published, and
Is gladly mailed to Intending purchasers free; or
remit 10c and get lots of remarkablo farm need
samples, Including Illlllon $ Orass, Alfu'fn, Spoltz,
etc., worth a little farm to get a start with, or send
18& and wo add a package of Nameless Corn.
iram
Hero ?a n inv pnllortinn. Fi$'$t'&jr n, Aiy'WlvV.
..V.W ... J-J V.. , fcfV,
beating tiie wonu, com
posed of 10,000 kernels
of the richest, juiciest,
(entlercst seeds.
1500 Each, Lettuce, Turnip, Rutabaga.
1000 Each, Onion, Celery, Carrot.
1000 Rarest Radishes, nlono -worth 16 cents!
100 Each, Parsley, Melon, Tomato.
1200 Brilliant Flower Seeds, 50 Sorts.
In nil 10,000 ksnulH. Including ) t-ttlului;, ull lustpulJ,
only lb; In Htuui-i.
Above rollerllon n( 10,000 UornelM of rl licM, (lneftt, most ie
llcloim U'Rctalilo mill brilliantly hi-.-tutlfnl tlmr-i- hivil, will
furiiWhiiUmiminrrliiiiir, HlTSllKI-S ami HrslIIH.Sif v-koUi1i1i-m
nnd ti.ixkrt nflT li.isUct of rxiiulHlti-ly ln-niltlfill Mowers. Al.l.
KOU UVi POSTPAID mill, If you nenil 1T-V I'OsTAUK. wo will mid
liimrknKouf our corn Prodi fry, for which veurHm-i'kliifriniiuni'
You will bo crvutly mirprlNdi nt th UiiutUy of veguUbkn you
can prow from UiIh 10o-nt wed collection.
JOHN A. SALZER SEED CO., 182 So. 8th St.. La Crosia Wis.
aHHHHHHnMHHMHI
The Perverse Sex.
"Ulnkley's got a wonderful head. AH
hlH woman renders are tdmnly wild
over thnt serial lovo story ho Is run
ning In the Dally Stunt."
"How did ho clinch 'em?"
"Why, ho printed tlu last chapter
first"
Impormntto Niothoro.
' Examlno carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safo and Hiiro remedy for
infants and children, and sou that it
Dears tho v-j ..
Signature of&y$$&
In Uso For Ovor JM) Years.
Tho Kind Yoa Havo Always Bought.
The Apology of Adam.
Adam had just blamed it on thu
woman.
"Thore wasn't any tarifT," ho ex
plained. Herowlth all agreod ho Jtad done his
best.
Distemper
In all its form, nmong nil iikc of horses
and dogs, cured and other in- the wmic
tstnblo prevented from hitving thn diboase
with Spolm'H DJNlcmpcr Ctiru. Kvery bot
tle guaranteed. Over 500,000 botilen Mild
l.ut eur. ?.00 nnd ?1.00. Good drugKiiitB,
or wnd to inamifncturci-H. AcenU wanted.
Write for five book. Kpohn Afcd. Co.,
bpec. Contagious DibcaBce, Oonhen, lnd.
A Thought Reader.
"t5o you nro studying telepathy?"
"Yes," answered Senator Sorghum;
"my object in lifo lias been to find
what peoplo aro thinking and then
Bay It first. Any reliable system
would simplify my labors immensely."
Kxchnnge.
No man can bo provident of bis
,1mo who Jh not prudent in tho choice
jf Ida company. Jeremy Taylor.
,We Will Pay You
m ToKame Our New Com
offering you $500.00 in
corn, pictured in hie size
(iici&iKrt
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Power of Example.
"It ain't a pretty hind wot Id for a
poor old Swede voinaii like me," nald
Christine. "Hut sonu'dliiies Ids a pretty
good vorld nnyvnys. I vas at n place
yesterday voro de lady alvays make
mo iron all afternoon und den send
mo homo niltout my supper So yester
day I tolt her how kind you vns to wio,
und how you tell nits set down and rest
till supper get ready, und git me
tnonoy lor tie street ear so 1 don't
have to valk homo von I been ho tired,
nnd ull about you. So ven I put avay
de Irons yesterday dot lady she say
to mo, 'Set down und havo something
to eat pretty noon, Christine; you not
bo in do vay. Dot's because I tell her
about you, ma'am. I t'ink lots of peo
ples bo gooder If dey know about some
body else belli' good." Newark News.
Free to Our Readers.
Wrlto Murlno Kyo Remedy Co., Chlca
Ko, for 4S-pnK HluHtr.m-U Eyo Hook Kree.
Wrltn ull about Your Kyo Troublo find
tliey will ndvisti ih to thn Proper Appli
cation of tliti Murine Kyo Remedies In
.Your Special Cane. Your DiUKKltit will
tell you tlmt Murine RelleveH Hoio teyen,
Htronirthens Wojtk Kym, DnrHii't Hmart,
RootlniH Kyo I'alu, uwl hoIIh for Mk Try
It In Your Kyi-n und In llatiy'n KyeB for
Hculy Kyeltds and Uranulutlon.
' A Benefactor.
"Aro you dolug anything for oth
ers?" nHkod the philanthropist.
"Sure," answered Mr. Crosslots, "1
mako n gnrdeu every day for the ben
eflt of my neighbors' chickens."
Only to llnd our duty certainly, and
somewhere, somehow, to do it faith
fully, makes us good, strong, happy,
and useful men. Phillips llrooks.
(ontlpat1ncauscannd lutfrraTiito innuy terlon
dlw-ONfB. it . m Uiomuglily imxl it Dr. piercu'k
Ploaiunt 1'ttilctB. 'ito luyorlto luuilly laiatlve.
Tho fnmily trco'of a bunko man
must bo a slippery elm.
gold to name Ins wonderful,
at the lett on this, page.
BILLION
Positively, tptt greatest
gtass of "thje century.
Sown when thjp ground Is
thoroughly warm. It will
pioduce from two to four
crops of hay the Hist sea
son, yielding all, the way
from 10 to lfi tons per
acre. It is piodlglously
prollllc.
It lequlus 20 lbs. need
per acre.
Price: Salzer's Supe
rior, 20 lbs.. $1 75; M) lbs
$:: oo; too lbs., ?r.ru.
Salzer's 20th Century,
20 lbs.. $2 2r.; r.0 lbs
$5 00; 100 lbs.. $S.."0.
Wo commend our 20th
Century sttaln an the pur
est, wo believe, on earth.
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ALFALFA
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Pronounced Absolutely Pure, No Weeds.
Largest growers of Clover, Timothy and Crasnes,
Oats, llarley and I'otntoes, In Ameilca.
LXCOV. HOARD, OF WISCONSIN, from 30
acres sown to Saber's 20th Century Alfalfa, har
vested within 24 weeks after seeding $2500 worth
of magnificent hay, or nt the rate of $83.33 per acre.
Saber's Alfalfa Clover will produce it crop on
any farm in America where timothy will glow. It 1b
famed for its stubborn bardlncsu and prodigal vigor.
Price. 20th Centura (l'uro Seed) sow 20 lbs.
per A. 20 lbs., $1,510; TM l"3-- $22.00.
POTATOES
100,000 Bus. Pedigree Seed Potatoes.
Largest Growers Seed I'otatovs in America, yield
ing from 1.10 to COO bushels per acre for each and
every acre you plant. Price rangu fiom $2.00 to $4.00
per Uarrel.
No other Seed House ha kept In such close touch
with State Agricultural Colleges as mo John A. Sal
zer Seed Co. This great Seed House specializes in
the pedigreed vaiieties ot need that are hiouglit
forth by State Colleges of Wisconsin Iowa. Minne
sota, the Uakutas and all other Agricultural Colleges
in the Middle West.
G
EgEECorg-Naminij Coupon
JOHN A. SALZER SKHIJ CO.
lHi Smith Hlli St.
I.n Cro.vsi. Wis.
Gentlemen PIjas: send mo your Frets I'jio Seed Catalogue.
Whuff SccM I
Ur Ycu Used? I
I'i,r Tour new coin I met"! this naiiin-
Ml N.mr - ...
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Mnny smokers prefer them to 10c
tignrs Tell the doalor you want Lewis'
Single Hinder Factory, Peoria, lllinolh.
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It will instantly relieve that racking cough.
Taken promptly it will oltea prevent
Asthma, Lirooduu and senoui throat and
lung trouble. Guaranteed safe and very
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All Druggists, 25 cent.
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REJUVENATED
WHITE BONANZA WTO
Would you 1! willing,
to li b-ilzcr's Heeds? f.
Do Mm ni$h a r.nniiln packet of thn corn
which wo oITt r jou .wi to iimne? (If you
lo ln f nit- looiKio'i-Hc In tuy nmlllncclNirBes.
llowijer, jou nerd not liaMi sample to nauiu
lliorortl
nninoamni
WESTERN CANADA
Senator Dolliver, of Iowa, says:
rTha Btream ot emlirrnnt from tho United State
iaun will continnn."
ncDator Uollltcr rrcnnlly pal4 a
Titil l nueirrn nnnun,
nnd Mrm '"llmro Is n
lnndhunmirintliohuarls
of lini llli epuakluuiK-o
iiloi this wlllai'couutfor
tho removal of so tunny
Iowa f nrtnora to Canada.
Our txople nro pleavtd
with its Uoteramont and
thn meolli'nt mlntlnlk
tratlon of law. and they
nro coming to yoa In
tuns of thnnals. and
llM-yaro still lomln.T.!'
Inwnconlrlliutcdlarc
ly to tho 70,000 A liurl-
ii fiirmprri ulid iiuiiIo C'liiiatln
iitlr liumii iltirliif? lflUU.
lo'lfilil nron FofLiir tih nlntut
(luriiitfyiarailil4il tuUinuruKh
of (liocouutry uiwjiriln of
170,000,000.00
(Irnlii irrnutnir. mlsiil fnnn.
lnc, initio rnlHliigtimt Ualrjliic
nro nil iirofllnble. lreo lloiuo
tfiulH of 100 ucnn uro to lo
Intel In tho rery liestUlolrlrti,
10(1 in ro iirCH-uiptloiift nt 3.00
iM-r in ro nlllilu (iTtulii urous.
KIiikiI mill i linn Ih-h In ier
M-llli'iiiriit.rlliiiulo iinoxrclleu.
IXllltllOrll lllt.UCHXI, WMllTUUU
Inilldliii; iiintorlnl tilcnllful.
lor lu rtlrularinstolocutlon, low
settlors' rnllwnr rules nnd deoerlp
tiro lllmtrnted iwmnlilot, "I.nt
lU't WtMkt," and oiher Informa
tion, wrlto to Hup't'of Immlzra
tton. Ottawa, Ouu or to Csnaalsn
Uovernment AcenU
W. V. BENNETT
RMm 4 Im tldf. Omaha, Rib.
(Use address nearest you.) (3)
TEXAS LANDS
from H1.00 to M0 per acre, grilling, com, cotton,
fnilt, truek lundo. Orunire flir or truck furi
void on monthly poymentH. Call or write,
UNION LAND COMPANY.
W. C. CORBETT, Pres.
311 Scanlan Bldg., Houston, Tax.
PIT ft PITLESS SCALES. '
For Steel and Wood FmmoH. Ki and
on. Wrlto usbeforoToubcT.
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