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LESS MEAT IF BACK
-AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush
Kidneys If Bladder
Bothers You.
Ealing moat regulnrly cventunlly
produces kidney trouble In some form
or other, says n well-known authority,
hecnuse the uric ncld In meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked;
get sluggish; clog up nnd cnuse nil
sorts of( distress, particularly back
ache and misery In the kidney region;
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches,
acid stomach, constipation, torpid
liver, sleeplessness, bladder nnd uri
nary Irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or If bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jml Salts from any good phormney;
take a tnblospoonful In a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act line.
This famous salts Is made from tho
ncld of grapes and lemon Juice, com
bined with lltliln, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stlmulnto them to normal
nctlvlty; also to neutralize the acids
In the urine so It no longer Irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts ennnot Injure anyone;
makes n delightful effervescent llthln
wnter drink which millions of men and
women take now nnd then to keep the
I kidneys nnd urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease. Adv.
On Even Terms.
An old codger, disliking the re
marks of the chairman at a political
meeting, shouted: "Voting man, I was
a Itepuhllcnn before you were born."
"What of that?" came back the
chairman. "I will be a Republican af
ter you are dead. Sit down!" Exchange.
TAKE ASPIRIN RIGHT
Bayer Company, who introduced As
pirin In 1900, give proper
directions.
To get quick relief follow carefully
the safe and proper directions In each
unbroken package of "Buyer Tablets
of Aspirin." This package Is plainly
stumped with tho safety "Bayer
Cross."
The "Bayer Cross" means the gen
nlne, world-famous Aspirin, prescribed
by physicians for over eighteen years.
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" can be
tnken safely for Colds, Headache.
Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lum
bago, Rheumatism, Joint Pains, Neu
ritis, and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of 12 tnblcts cost
bat a few cents. Druggists nlso sell
larger "Bayer" packnges. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of Monoacetlcucldester of Sallcylic
acld. Adv.
Had Experience.
Doctor Otaurgein (meeting former
witlont) Ah, good morning, Mr.
Blnks. How are you feeling this morn
ng? Blnks (cautiously) Doctor, does It
cost anything If I tell you? Boston
Transcript.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
COLD OR CATARRH
How to Get Relief When Head and
Nose Are Stuffed Up.
Count fifty. Your cold In head or
catarh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, tho air passages of
your head will clear nnd you can
breatho freely. No more bundling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or heuduchc, no struggling for brontii
at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of tills fragrant antiseptic
cream In your nostrils. It penetrates
through every ulr passage of the hoad,
soothlug and healing tho swollen or
Inflamed mucous membrane, giving
you Instant relief. Head colds and
catarrh yield liko magic. Don't stay
stuffed-Bp and miserable. Relief la
eure. Adv.
The Contrary Sex.
"How wold you answer the objec
tion to equal suffrage that every wom
an would think und vote Just as her
iiiKlmid iloiw?"
"That tho user of that argument wns
not a married wan."
FRECKLES
Now I the Time to Get Rid of
These Uajjr Spots. ,
There's no looser the slightest need ot
feellne oahumnd of your (rocklen. as Othlne
double ntreiwrth 4s guaranteed to remove
these liitmely spots.
Slmpijr got an ounce of Othlne double
etrotttjth from your druggist, and apply a
llttU ot U nloht and morning and you
nhonld soon see that even the worst freckles
have bosun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. It Is seldom
that more than one ounce Is needed to com.
pletely olear the skin and gain a beautiful
cloar complexion.
Do sure to ask for the double strength
Othlne, as this Is sold under guarantee oi
money book If It falls to remove freckles.
Took Him Literally.
Honpeck "That woman is unspenk
uble." Honpeck "Then sho's Just the
woman for me."
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIN.
To half pint of water add 1 ot. Bay Rum,
a small box of Barbo Compound, and
oz. of glycerine Apply to tho hair twico a
week until it becomes the desired shade.
Any drtiRgbt can put this up or you can
mix it at homo at very little cost. It will
emduallydarkcn streaked, faded gray hair,
und will make harsh hair soft and glossy.
It will not co'or tho scalp, in not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub off. Adv.
Farmers arc the only men who can
"help each other with their work."
SOPHIA KNOWS WHO WON THE WAR
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validity of the stipulation covering her fortune.
Another hit Is that Constantino's wife, former Queen Sophia, who Is tho
sister or the former kaiser of Germany, would not allow him to go to tho
wedding, though he had promised to be present.
"What!" the once royal lady Is sold to have cried. "You promised Chris
topher you would go! Well, you won't 1 Don't you know she's an American,
and If It wasn't for America nnd that hateful President Wilson we'd still
be on our thrones and dear brother Wllhelm would still be on his? Go to an
American's wedding, encourage an American. N'lcht!"
WIDE-OPEN OIL POLICY FOR WORLD
America, with only four months'
supply of oil In storuge, faces the
prospect of having to seek oil from
foreign sources which nre now show
ing "a tendency to exclude the United
States from purchasing from Uieir
Holds," according to Van II. Manning,
United States director of mines, (por
trait herewith) in a paper read be
fore the one hundred and twenty-first
annual meeting of the American Insti
tute of Mining nnd Metnllurglcol En
gineers. A "wide-open oil policy for
nil the world" was advocated by Di
rector Manning, who urged tho nctlve
projection of such n policy by citizens
nnd legislators.
George O. Smith, director of the
United States geological survey, con
firmed the statement of the director
of mines, und said the position ovf the
United States In regard to Its oil sup
ply at the present time wus "pre
carious." Mr. Smith estimated the
supply which is still undeveloped, however, at enough for about twenty years.
Latin-America, Great Britain, France und the Netherlands, It wns said,
control the main potential sources, and all these countries have udopted pol
icies tending to shut out those of other nationalities.
COLBY'S APPOINTMENT A SURPRISE
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The surprise of the politicians is echoed In the press comments.
Almost Immediately there was an acrid tilt in tho sennto between Senator
Reed of Missouri und Senator Ashurst of Arizona, botli Democrats. Senator
Reed bitterly assailed tho appointment and Senator Ashurst defended it.
BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO AMERICA
It Is definitely stated that the
carl of Rending has declined tho am
bassadorship to Washington nnd that
Sir Auckland Geddes has been select
ed for tho place. Sir Auckland, who
wns minister for national servlco and
reconstruction during the latter part
of the war, also llllcd at tho samo
tlmo the ofllco of minister at tho head
of the local government board of Lon
don, which was ono of tho most Impor
tant departments of tho administra
tion. As minister of tho national
servlco department ho dealt with tho
whole man power of tho United King
dom, and to him was given the task
of supplying tho requisite men to ev
ery government department.
Sir Aucklnnd, who has an Amer
ican wife, a Miss Ross of Statcn Is
land, was a professor of anatomy at
McGIU university, Toronto. At (the
outbreak of tho war ho enlisted as a
private, and was severely wounded
In Flanders. IIo later was put In charge of British gravo registration In
Frauce, nud discharged his duties so ably he was given ono higher position af
ter unother. IIo Is held In very high esteem by Premier Lloyd George, nnd
by King Edward.
Sir Auckland seems to hnvo critics In England. Tho London Times says:
"Wo cun symputhtzo with Premier Lloyd George's manifest dcslro to get rid
of Sir Auckland and Jettison bo compromising a Jonah from tho ministerial
tramp steamer, but we do not agree that Washington Is tho suitable whale for
his reception."
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Here Is a new "closeup" of
Princess ChrNtopher of (Iroece, for
merly Mrs. William B. Leeds of Hough
Point, Newport,, It. I., U. S. A., wid
ow ot America's late "Tin Plato
King." Naturally there Is lots of In
ternational comment over her mar
riage to Prince Christopher, younger
brother oMlic exiled Constantino1, for
mer king of Greece.
One bit of gossip linn to do with
the llnanclal relations of the prince
and princess. It appears that the
Rhode Island law provides for sep
aration of property. The Intention of
both parties has been expressed not
only In a contract made In Switzer
land, adopting the Rhode Island statue
an the law governing their property
relations, but also by nllldnvlts exe
cuted by the prince and princess be
fore the American consul In Geneva.
The fact that the princess now Is n
subject of Greece docs not affect tho
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President Wilson's appointment
of Balnbrldge Colby as secretary of
stato to succeed Robert Lansing, has
evoked much comment throughout the
country. Mr. Colby was born at St.
Louis Gl years ago, and was gradu
ated 'from Williams college, Massa
chusetts. Ho spent one year at the
Columbia lnw school and hns prac
ticed law In New York since 1892. Ho
wus a member of tho New York as
sembly In 1001-'02.
Mr. Colby was a lifelong Repub
lican until the famous Bull Moose
bolt at the Chicago convention In 1912.
When Colonel Roosevelt bolted tho
convention Mr. Colby helped to found
the Progressive party and was a dele
gate to Its Chicago convention. Ho
continued am active leader In tho
party. When Col. Roosevelt threw
tho weight of his Influence to Charles
Evans Hughes In 1010, Mr. Colby Iden
tified himself with tho Democrats.
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CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION NOTES
Lincoln. The constitutional con
vention, b. a vote of -in to :, adopted
n i evolution by lladke and others pro
tiding In a measure that women may
t"le on adoption or rejection of thu
new constitution.
The resolution pi o ides that the nr
iMimciiicnt und phraseology committed
submit a plan whereby all citizens en
titled to a vote on president of the
Piuied Slates lie allowed to ote on
the new constitution, and If federal
MiiVmp. is not In force at that time
that .separate ballot bo.es he provided
for men and women.
.Many of the delegates who opposed
the proposition explained that the
present contention cannot In Itself
make women electros, a right which
Is diyilcd under the old constitution,
and that If the federal amendment is
adopted by the time the new constitu
tion Is submitted to die voters, then
the resolution offered Is not necessary,
as women can vote on the new consti
tution illlllOV.
The committee on salary schedule
has recommended () the convention thu
following salaries for state olllclnls,
the constitutional provision to bo ten
tatle until Used by the legislature:
Governor, chief Justice of the su
preme court, und associate Judges ot
the court, S7.r0() per year; stale ollk
lals, railway connnlssloneis and dis
trict Judges, ?r,(0()0 per year, except
lieutenant governor, who Is to receive
twice the pay of a slate senator.
It Is the Intention f the convention
to submit the salary schedule In sepa
rate form from the other amendments, !
so that any feeling tbe voters may huvtt
on the matter of salaries will not aT
feet ratlllcatlon of the more Important
work of tbe convention.
After several hours' discussion the
convention sent Proposal No. :ct2 to
the committee on phraseology with
aiiiendnienls which makes the members
of the Slate Railway Commission elect
ed by districts, the districts to be three
In number, and until otherwise pro
vided by thu legislature the First and
Second congressional dhftrlcts shall be
as the llrst district, the Third nnd
Fourth the second and the Fifth and
Sixth the third. Jurisdiction over com
mon carriers is In the hands of the rail
way commission, but shall not extend
to publicly-owned carriers. Jurisdic
tion over publicly-owned utilities shall
ho regulated by the legislature.
Douglas county, If the work of tho
convention Is ratified by tho people,
will be divided Into legislative districts
and each district will elect Its own
representative instead of electing tit
largo as has been thu case In the past.
Adopted in commlttca of tho whole,
Proposnl No. 314 not only upplles to
Douglas county, but to all other dis
tricts In the state where more than
ono representntlvo bus been elected.
The counties affected will be Douglas,
Lancaster, Dodge, Saunders, Gage,
Hall, Custer und Buffalo.
Proposal No. Ill, submitted by Jerry
Howard of Douglas to regulate the
hours of fcniule workers, received tho
approval of the convention. The pro
posnl as adopted says: "Law may be
enacted regulating the hours ami con
ditions of employment of women and
children, and securing to such employes
a proper minimum wage." There are
already laws on these subjects except
the minimum wage question.
Proposal No. 27S, which provides
that all public utility corporations
uhall not lesue stock or bonds except
for'iuouuy, labor or property actually
expended, and all fictitious stock,
dividends or other fictitious Increase
of cnpltal stock or Indebtedness shall
be void, wns given llnnl approval by
the convention, by a vote of 77 to 0.
The convention eliminated the Pe
terson amendment to the rural credits
proposal giving the state the right to
back loans to nny amount and then
ndopted tho original proposal limiting
the amount to which the state could
go Into debt to $r.00,000.
During n discussion over the merits
of the rural credits system, combined
with thu proposal to raise the limit
to which the state could go In debt,
the proposnl was amended so that the,
state may go Into debt to any limit, In-,
stead of $100,000, the present limit.
Tho constitutional convention ndopt
ed nnd advanced to third reading pro
posnl 333, providing for n combined
state trade commission nnd Industrial
court created by law.
Constitutional convention members
expect to adjourn at the end of this
week. The proposed new constitution
probably will be submitted nt a special
election,
An amendment to tho Industrial
court commission proposal adopted
by tho convention, gives tho right to
nppeal from the commission to tho su
preme court.
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By a vote of 70 to 2 the convention
approved Propositi No. 20fi, which pro
vides that county authorities shnll
never assess taxes the aggreguto of
which shall exceed fiO cents per $100
netiittl valuation, as shown on grand,
assessment roll, except for payment of
existing indebtedness, except by voto
of thu pooole.
IMPIOVED UNIP01M INTERNATIONAL
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Teacher of KiikIIhIi Dibit) In the Moody
Hllilo tiiMltotu or CIiIcako.)
tfnvrglir logo W'ftrn Ni-wmiimT Dnlnn)
LESSON FOR APRIL 4
EASTER LESSON.
LKSSON Ti:.T-l,ulP 24.13-21.
OOhDIIN TKXT-OUKltt lint Clirlut ta
have stinYreil thoso tilings, uinl lo entui
into hl Kloiy? l.uko 'J4."t.
PltlMAItV TOPIC Tim Story of a
Wonitoiful Walk.
JI'NIOUTOI'IC-Tlm WnIK to Kmm.itis.
INTi:HMI2UtATi: AND SKNIOll TOPIC
-Tlio 1'roofn That Johuh Itoso From the
Demi.
YOUNO PICOPI.IJ AMI) ADULT TOPIC
-The Knct and the Mennlni; ot tho ties
urrcctton. I. Two Disciples Journeying to Em
maua (vv. 13-10).
1. Who they were. One was Cleopas
(see v. IS) ; some think tho other was
Luke, whose modesty forbade him to
gle bis name; but It Is not definitely
known. Why they were going wo can
only conjecture; perhaps they wero
only walking away from Jerusalem to
relieve their anxiety and drown their
sorrow. The ordeal through which
they had passed left them somewhat
stunned; they needed the physical ex
ertion and ipilct of thu country to calm
their nerves. They wero sad (sou v.
17).
2. What they talked about (v. 11).
"All the thln;s which had happened."
Strange and wonderful things had
taken place and they could not but
commune together concerning them.
3. Jesus Joins them (vv. 10, 10). It
wns while they communed togther and
reasoned about Jesus that he appeared
to them. He never leaves those In.
doubt who sincerely seek the light; ho
promises to meet even wiUi two or
three who gather lu his naino (Matt.
18:20). Those gathered In his name
have their heart toward him In love,
and their talk Is concerning him. If
we would have Jesus draw nenr to ua
more frequently then lot us more fre
quently commune together concerning
him.
II. The Conversation on the Way.
(vv. 17-27).
1. Jesus' question (v. 17). Though he
wns n strnnger to them his question
did not provoke resentment; thuro
must have been something In his man
ner and tone which uuluckcd, their
hearts.
2. Tho disciples' answer (vv. 18-24).
Though surprised that there should bo
a single man In tho confines of Jerusa
lem unacquainted with the things
which had recently como to pass, they
spoke fully anil freely of what they had
communed about
(1) It was concerning Jesus of Nnzn
reth (v. 10). This Jesus was mighty
In word and deed before God and the
people. (2) Delivered, condemned nnd
crucified by the chief priests (v. 20).
(3) Shattered hopes ot the disciples (v.
21). They had reposed their hope In
htm as tho Redeemer of Israel. (4)
Their bewilderment (vv. 22-24). Tho
Btory of the women concerning tho
empty sepulchre reminded them of
Christ's words that ho would arlpe on
the third day. A new hopo seemed to
bo arising In their hearts, yet they
were too timid to take tholr stand up
on It (5) Jesus expounding the Scrip
tures to them (vv. 23-27). lie chides
them for their unbelief of t'.io prophet
ic Scriptures (v. 25). Whnt sorrow
and perplexity they would hnvo es
caped had they believed what God had
recorded I Jesus showed thorn Ihut
what had happened wns exnclly whnt
the Scriptures had foretold concerning
the Messiah and that It behooved
Christ thus to suffer and to enter Into
his glory.
III. The Lord Reveals Himself (vv.
28-35).
1. Nenrlng tho end of tho Jotuney
(vv. 28, 20). He made us though ho
would go farther, but thoy constrained
him to abide with them. It would hnvo
been a great loss to them If he had not
been "constrained."
2. Sitting together at the table (w.
30, 31). His blessing of ho brend and
breaking It wero so fnmlllnr tbnt they
knew him. Then, too, they may have
seen tho nollprlnts In his hands while
he broke tho bread. Tboy now knew
for n certainty that the Lord whom
they hnd mourned as dead wus alive
and In their very presence.. If wo had
eyes to perceive we could see Jesus
dally walking nnd tnlking with us.
Whnt a different life would be ours If
wo would but teo him I
3. Tho disciples convinced (vv. 32
35). They nt onco returned to Jerusa
lem and reported to the cloven what
things were done nnd how tho Lord
hud revealed himself to them In the
breaking of the brend. They ex
claimed, "Tho Lord is risen Indeed l"
May Christ como to every believer on
this Faster occasion In such a way that
we may know beyond tho perudventura
of u" doub't tbut he Is really allvol
Reaching tho Top.
It Is by attempting to reach the
lop by n slnsle leap that so much
misery Is produced In the world.
Cobbott.
Keep Straight On.
Tho way to heaven: Turn to the
right nnd keep straight on. Spur
geon. Be Wise.
Be wiser than other people If you
can, but do not tell them so. Karl of
Chesterfield.
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Drug Stores Sell It
Five million people
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Stindtrd cold remedy for 29 ytixs
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. nourt relieves prip in j aiyi.
S. Money back If It falls. Ths
genuine oox nas Kea
top w 1 1 u Mr. Hurt
picture.
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In $100, $500 and $ 1,000 Uonomlnntlonj on farms
and hlcti class city property to net 0, SM and 0 per
cent. Soma can be cashed any day before due for
a commission of one months Inlerost. Monthly
papor for investors sent free.
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120 North Uth Slrset LINCOLN. NED.
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Bco Supplies Egcs for Hatching
Writs for catalog
HILTNER & RIGDON
1042 O Street Lincoln. Neb
L. Stine & Sons
Solicit your shipment of Hides and Fum.
Returns made same day as arrived. High
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to many tires which vuu fn'.?M'jtnt
now throw away. iAlni Xl,''l3l
Ths ooet of a FUrM 8nb-Oailni( Ii nbontono-ttilnl
the cot of anow tiro, tho narno Hab-Uaoloi? can t
oied to wear out anroral old II re. Uecanto the flexi
ble itcel rims (marked "II") are endleea and are)
mado conical to nt agalnn tho iDildo of the outer
Urn at the boad. auial rims ("II") are below rlm-cat
("H") therefora thorn Is no chanoa for the Bob
Gating to bn formxl tbrongh the rlm-cur. A mUI
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Located on our own premises
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Unsurpas&ed in tho treatment of
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Ueart, Stomach, Kidney and
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