It is only the truly virtuous
who can love or who can Imto others.
Gnrflcld-Ten 8yrnj > Is effective In nil cnsos
wlicro n mild Inxativo N required ; the "ov-
cryilny'Mllsof Infanta , children nndndults
yield to Its magical ctirntlvo influence : made
Iroin 1'tiro Bugnr , Fruit nnd Biinplo ilorbs.
Whilst shame keeps Its watch , Vir
tue Is not wholly extinguished In the
heart.
To Mothers of Largo Families ,
In this workaday world few women
are so placed that physical exertion
is not constantly demanded of them
in their daily life.
Mrs. Plnkham makes a special appeal
to mothers of largo families whoso
work is never done , and many of
whom suffer , and suffer for lack of
intelligent aid.
To women , young or old , rich or
poor , Mrs. Pinkham , of Lynn , Mass. ,
extends her invitation of free advice.
Oh , women 1 do not let your lives bo
Kacriflccd when U word from Mrs.
Pinkham , at the flrst approach of
llns. CAIUUE BELLEVILLE.
weakness , may fill your future years
with healthy joy.
"When I began to take Lyclia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was
not able to do my housework. I suf
fered terribly at time of menstruation.
Several doctors told mo they could do
nothing for me. Thanks to Mrs. Pink-
ham's advice and medicine I am now
well , and can do the work for eight in
the family.
" I would recommend Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all
mothers with large families. " MBS.
CAIUUI : BELLEVILLE ) Ludiugton , Mich.
Cures a Cough or Cold at onco.
Conquers Croup , Whooping-Couph , Bronchitis ,
Grippe nnd Consumption. Quick , sure results.
Dr. mill's Pills cure Constipation. 50 pills 1 Oc.
If yon linvo boon pay
ing Si to $5 lor slioci ,
ntiiulof W. L. Houg-
IIIA 83 or 63.50 Bliocrt
will convince you that
they uro Jiiht n BO H !
Ju uxcry May und cost
from till to 81.fit ) IOSH.
Over 1,000,000 u uiircrs.
One pilr of W , L. Douglas
3or $3.50 shoeswlll
will positively outwear
two pairs of ordinary
or $3,50
To tire tlio Innrost innkrrs or men's 83
ntul S.'l.fH ) Hlioon In tlio world. Wo snnko
nnd sell 11101-083 ami CS3.DO BhocB than nny
other two iimnufarturcrs In the U. h.
rl'te ! rriuitatliin of W. L ,
BEST Douglae tl.OO and t'J.'O thru for
style.comfort , and wcarls known BEST
crery where throughout the world.
They have to plvo bettor , ntl fac-
$3,50
, tlon than other makei becituo $3,00
the Stanford hna alurayt turn
SHOE placrd to high that the wearen
, expect inoro fur thiir money SHOE.
than thiy con get elsewhere.
TUT. Jt JAMO.moro W.l.L > oiiglaE 3 and
t\of ore sold than unv other make it IHCAUHC ' 1111 ; &
jYKi ; Till ; Jitivr. Your dnilrr ( hould keep
them I we give ono dealer oxcluilre talc in each tonn.
' 1'iikf * mi yiil tlluli > ! Insiit on IinTinK W. L ,
Douglas ihocsrith name and price rtampcd on bottom.
If your dealer will not get them for you , irnd direct to
factory , encloilnff prke and 2 c. cxtrn for carriage.
State Mm ! of leather , tUo , rnd width , plain nr tip toe.
Our hoc will rfnch you unywhire. Catalogue Free.
IV. I. . Jouelu3 ( Shoo Co. ItrocUton. Man * .
> - JJOIINv.nioitni. %
, _ . > WviiHiiiuetoii , M.o ;
rPSuccessfully Prosecutes Claims.
I Lntu I'HnolDnl Qxamlnor U.0,1'enslon Ilureuu.
13 \ rs ia cl11 w nr 19 i < liiult.utiiiz claims , atty elucc.
' NEW DISCOVERY ; Pives
qulclcrollofnndi'urosworet
cases. Hook ut testimonials nnd 10 DAYS' treatment
flltk. 1)11. 11. II. ( I1U.F.VS bOSS , lloi r , Atlacta , Oa.
t1"o c rule } Thompson Eye Water.
Cures Corns 15o ; nil Druggists.
( If ItfallH-ltUfruv. )
Ixsave Omaha C:05 : p. m. ; arrive St.
Louie 7:00 a. m.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING ?
MANY SPECIAL HATES EAST OR SOUTH.
Trains leave Union Station Dally for
Kansas City , Quincy. St. Louis and all
points East or South. Half Itatos to
( Plus $2.00) ) many southern points on
1st and 3rd Tuesday of Each month.
All Information at City Ticket Office.
1415 Farnam Street ( Paxton Hotel
Blk. ) or write
HARRY E. MOORES.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent ,
Omaha. Neb.
\V.N. U. OAIAHA. No. 43 1900
I UUHIS WHlht AU U.31
| lJo3tCoihflynip. Toatea Good.
In tlojo. Bold by druratiu.
GONSUMPTION
Purity of mind and conduct Is the
flrst glory ot woman.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.
A permanent paying position for ladles
or gentlemen nt or near home. It costs
you nothliiK to Kot details. If desirable
employment Is wanted address nt once
The Kort Denrborn Pub. Co. , 415 Dearborn
Street , Clitcnco , ill ,
The retired list of the regular array
ncludes 701 olllcers on half pay.
Yon Cnn Got AllonV Foot-Kino 1'roo.
Wrljo today to Allen S , Ohnsted , Lc
Roy , Is. Y.I for a free sample of Allen's
Foot-Kiifce , a powder. It cures sweating1 ,
damp , swollen , aching feet. Makes newer
or tight shoos easy. A certain cure for
Corns and Jlunlons. All drugglbts and
shoe stores sell it ; 2.r c. ,
The newest dlnlns tables have two
adjustable tops.
Experience has cstntilUhpil beyond nil ques-
tlon the effectiveness of Clnrllclil-Teii Syrup In
curing iho Ills wuich rt'sult Jrom poor illRCstlon ;
It Is n I'UHK I-'HUIT LAXATIVE that nets
rently on the liver nnil PUKKh rouslliiutlon.
Equally good for Infants nnd Adults.
Joseph Jefferson has given $1,000 to
the Galveston relief fund.
KOI FCM OKLAHOMA !
8,000,000 urn1 * Uf\v luuilx to open to cettlotnont.
Snb'crlbcfor'llli : KIOWA ClIlKr.clOMJtrUtolnfur-
nmttou about thee lunde. Olio > cur , tt.UO. Blnglo
ropy.lOo. Subscribers recoile free IIIuMrnted bwk
on dklnhomn Miirtrim's Mnnunl (110 pntto l-cttli'ro'
( .illilo vrltli Uro d'ctldiml ump , IUV. Miip2.1v. > 11
aboe , (1.75. Address Dick 1. .Mortfim , 1'crrjr.O. T.
Small colonies of bees yield more
profit in proportion than largo colonies
nies
COLONY.
A now colony Jo ornlh homes to thonfnnds of
people , to locnto In OkiAhumn 1 crrltory , la now bolnn
ornnnlzcdb ) tliofuunUoraorthoUoorRlaColuny , Mr.
} ' . II. > ItZRorald of JndlanapolU , Inainna , la backing
It. Information tcM free , ehgwlng now to get good
homes. Uotdfarmors anted ,
Japaneses doctors do not accept fees
from poverty-stricken patients.
Plso's Cun ; Is the bust medlclno wo ever used
for all affections of the throat and IUDKS.VM. .
O. ENDSLKV. Vunburou , lud. , Feb. 10 , 1900.
Grovcr Cleveland has declined to
say which candidate for the presidency
he will vote for.
HIrs. WliiHlow's SootliliiR .
Forchtldrcn tecthlnc. softeni the Bums , redncci In-
Bammatlon. alloys pain , euros wind colic. 2ic a bottle
There is an elective affinity between
a bad egg and a bad actor when they
both go broke.
Dnspepsla Is the bane of the human system.
rrotcct yourself ucalust Its ravuges by tha UbO
of Uecinuu'b I'epsin Gum.
"The honorable man has nothing
about which he quarrels. "
Honutlful hilr Is always plenslns , nnd I'AIIKCB'S
HAIH BALSAM excels In producing It.
, tbo best euro for corns. lOcts.
Thomas Taylor , one of the oldest
and best known deputy marshals In
Oklahoma , was shot and killed by a
desperado named Deloss , n horn ho had
arrested in the Osage nation at Paw
nee , 0. T. The murderer was recap
tured.
Important to mothers.
carefully every bottle of CA8TOHIA ,
n Bafo and euro remedy for Infants and children ,
Benrj the
Signature of
In Ueo For Over . ' 10 Years.
The Kind You Uavo Always Coucht
It is usually a single woman who
has the most decided notions about
managing men.
There Is more Catarrh In this section of the
country than all other diseases put together ,
nnd until the last few years was supposed to bo
Incurable. For a Krcnt many years doctors pro-
nomiccd.it a local disease , and proscribed local
remedies , and by constantly fiillltu ! to euro
with local treatment , pronounced it Incurable.
Sclenco has proven catarrh to bo a constitu
tional disease , und therefore icqutres consti
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure , man
ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co. . Toledo , Ohio ,
IB the only constitutional euro on the market.
It Is taken Internally In doses from JO drops to
n tcaspoonful. It nets directly upon the blood
und mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
ono hundred dollais for any case It falls to euro ,
ftonrl fnr nlrmiltiri * nttd IPKtlmnnlllK.
F. J. CHUNKY & CO.
. . . , Toledo , UU1O.
Sold bv Drut'Klsts. " 3c.
Hall's Family I'llls are the best.
More than 80,000 Americans have
arrived in London this year.
Them Is u Clnss of 1'eoplo
Who are injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a newpreparatlon
called ORAIN-0 , made of pure grains ,
that takes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives it without
distress , and but few can tell it from
coffee. It does not cost over one-fourth
as much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. 15 cents and 25 cents
per package. Try It. Ask for GRAIN-0.
Denlson , Jackson & Co. , who own a
sawmill six miles south of Mosln. c ,
Mich. , will stock their mill with 3-
000,000 feet of logs next winter , In an
ticipation of an advance in the price
of lumber.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert ?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
n delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No boiling ! no
baking ! add boiling water nnd set to
cool. Flavors : Lemon , Orange , Rasp ,
berry and Strawberry. Get n package
at your grocers to-day. io cts.
Keeps both rlJcrand sidJIe per
fectly dry In th hardest storms ,
Substitutes will disappoint. A U for
1807 Fish Bran J Pommel Slicker-
It ti entlrejy new. If not for &ale In
your town , write for catalogue to
A. J. TOWER. Boston. Mats.
Loaders Say Big Goal Companies nro Try
ing to Crush Them
OPERATORS SNEER AT MITCHELL
Tlicj Will Not Grant the COIICCBBOII | §
LUmmmlcil An Ominous SlnRO of Ne
gotiation * Seems ut lluml nntl Wort :
AppourH In Sllit.
SCR ANTON , Pa. , Oct. 20. It is prac
tically certain that the miners will not
go to work Monday , as was expected
irom the action ot the Philadelphia
conference and the Scranton conference -
once yesterday.
Som/3 of the biggest of the local
companies are balking at the agree
ment to continue the lv per cent agree
ment iii force until April 1 next , as la'
demanded by the resolutions of the
miners. They were willing enough
yesterday to amend their notices to
conform to these demands , but today
they seem to have undergone a changt-
of heart , and only ono operator of any
prominence would say outright thitt
ho would make the modification. They
ay it would bo humiliating for them
to come out with an amendment to
their notices ,
As one prominent operator put it :
"Tho modlllcalion would servo but one
purpose , and that Is to giatlfy a whim
of John Mitchell. We don't propose
to waste any energy bowing and scrap
ing to Mr. Mitchell. "
WILKESBAUI113. Pa. , Oct. 20. The
strike leaders hero are growing sus
picious that there Is some kind ot
an agreement between ttyo coal com
panies by which they expect to break
up the miners' union. The offer of
the Reading company and the opposi
tion to the same on the part of the
other companies is something the min
ers cannot understand.
In a conference In Philadelphia
"Wednesday the Lehlgh Valley agreed
to the same terms with the Reading ,
so far as their collieries were con
cerned , but the company refused to
make the same concessions to their
employes In the Wyoming district.
The officers of the United Mine
Workers hero say there is no consist
ency In that. The action of the Lack-
awuinna , Ontario & Western , Pennsyl
vania company and other largo pro
ducers in combining with the Lehlgh
Valley on the powder question tends
to confirm the views held by the offi
cers of the union that a concerted
of the union and incite ta break In
the ranks of the strikers. The opera
tors who participated in the confer
ence in Scranton say they arc acting
in good faith.
HAZLETON , Pa. . Oct. 20. As far as
the United Mine Workers officials are
concerned , matters are , at a standstill
In the anthracite minors' contest with
the operators. There was nothing
new in the situation today. Much dis
appointment was expressed in this re
gion today because an early ending of
the strike was prevented by reason of
the powder grievance.
BOERS KEEP IP THE FIGHTING.
Kelly-Kenny Obliged to Suml Itcllcf Col
umn to JitKorBfontcln.
LONDON , Oct. 20. Lord Roberts
reports from Pretoria under date of
October 19 , as follows : A party of
Doers' got into Jagersfontcln on the
night of October 1C and a fight en
sued in the morning. Our loss was
eleven killed. The Doers lost their
commandant and twenty killed.
Kelly-Kenny dispatched a column
under Hughes-Ilallott , which should
reach Jaggcrsfonteln today.
HERO TAKES HIS OWN LIEE.
Nicholas Scalp Kxpcrlcnccj
of Itujiuhllc.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20. Nicholas
Scalp , a Swedish naval cook who was
on the battleship Maine when it was
blown up in Havana harbor , shot anil
killed himself in Brooklyn today. His
jaw was shattered by Hying iron in
the Maine explosion and he had been
unable to eat solid food since. This
and the delay in getting an increased
pension made him very despondent.
Avnrngo Crop of I'otutoos.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20. The potato crop
of the lUnlted States , according to
the Orange .Tueld Farmer's final report ,
at the practical completion of the har
vest , approximates 239,000,000 bushels' ,
or nearly 5,000,000 bushels less than
last year , and a fairly good yield com
pared with the average of the last ten
years. Extremes in climatic condi
tions were responsible for holding the
crop within bounds. Otherwlcc. the
liberal area seeded last spring and thn
favorable start given to the crop
would have brought a phenomenally
heavy yield.
Compromise In Kentucky.
FRANKFORT , Ky. , Oct. 20. The
conference committee which has been
considering tlio disagreement between
the two houses of the legislature and
which has been unable for the last
few days to reach an agreement , today
agreed on a report , which foreshadows
the passage of an election law this
week. A compromise BUbsutute of
fered by the antl-Goebel democrats
was adopted by the conference com
mittee , 1C to1 , and it is nearly cer
tain the bill will now pass.
niHlllio the Iliiron'H Her.ill.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Distrust of
German's attitude in China has been
revived as a result of information re
ceived her showing the hostility of
the Berlin government to a policy of
conciliation in the settlement of the
far eastern question , says a Washing
ton correspondent of the Herald. It
has been learned that the recall of
Baron Speck von Sternberg , the Gor
man charge d'affalroa , was duo to his
efforts to smooth the road looking tea
a prompt , peaceful solution of the
Chinese trouble.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Lntcit Quotations from South Oicnlm
and Knniiia City.
UNMON STOCK YAHDS , SOUTH
OMAHA , Cuttlo Tliorn WHS a good , lib-
TU I run of cnttlc , but Hllll the niatkut
us hi Booil ahapo , tnkliur everything ' " 'a
anHliU'riitloti. 'a hero \\i > io only ttliout llf-
ttkn ( niH of I'orn ' rattle oii salt' , ami ad
luiukcro woru till InuUinn for fit-nil suj-
lillos the mat Hot ruled uitlvo ami strong-
ur on the more desirable Wluils. Uooil
hum ! ) \\oiKht ciittlo were Bought nttor
nml poiioiH luul Itttlo iliillculty in lUiipos-
ItiK of such kinds as niiHWcrcil to that
ileKonptlon. Ihorc woru approximately
tlilit.\ i arM of co\\s ami UoKorH on suio
licHldo ! > the usual nmouiit of odd a nml
endK. The-quality Of the oft'orltiKS WUB
very common ami buyout claimed ttiero
were \ery low KOOC ! oo\v In the yards.
The domnml for the bettor Knulenslls ac-
Uvo und pi-loos fully Moudy. The Mocker
and fi't-dtr trade opened up in Kouil xhapi )
and the demand for the bolter entiled
was in tlve u ml In some CNIHOM a HUlo
stronger prlroM were paid. The IOXH do-
ulnible litim-ltoH. however , Old not muvu
any tow freely and the prices bid \\eru
cottnlnly no mote than steady. Tlioto
woio Jiint few western beef stoorn on sale
and no particular ehanKo In pi ( cosvni
nollt Oiiblo. Hood eowore fully steady
with jestorday and cannons and medium
Ulndbeie alxo JtiHt about as iood an
tho.so fcold yeatotday. Hood feeders
brought steady to strpntf prices and other
kltulH woio about steady , but closed
rather dull and weak.
HORH The downward courKO of the hog
market that started about two weeks a o
u'oiillmied. Chli-iiKo lower with
came i7- !
1X0 on n.ilo and bio or * started in hero
lilildliiK about $1.5. ! , or " "jOluc lower. A
few IIORH chatiKul hatulM on that bahla
and then Chlea o IMIHU In n dime lower ,
with packers' advices showing a dopllno
of lovil.lc , the hulk of the IIOKH selling
at $4 iOd 1.73. They claimed they could
buy a drove of boss In Chicago for $ I.M
and as a remilt they lowered their bldh
hero .mil after the llrst round were only
oiroiint ; $ | CiOrtM.Mi.i. Selleis were not
wiling to take olT that much and as a
result nothing was done for some time.
Sheep There was no particular chaliRO
In feedeis , though there seemed to bo
enoiiKli biiyots on the market to elenn ill )
all that was offered at practically Hto.uly
prices. Quotations : Choice western grass
wethers. J.t.To'iil.OO ' ; choice grass year
lings , Jt.7Mi I 00 ; choice OWOH , M.2 : > ( i/3.DO / ;
fair to good owes , } 3.00iT3.2. > ; cull owes ,
J2.MKI300 ; choice spring lamliM , jn.OOiiB.25 ;
fair to good spring lambs. II.7.V { " " > . < * > ; feed ,
or wetlieis , W.SO'tjS.G.'i ' ; feeder lambs , $1.00
411.40.
KANSAS CITY.
Cattle Receipts. ( i.OOO head natives , 3,000
head TcNans and 600 head calves , good
general market : steady to lOc higher ; mi
ll vo steers , f\"Miu.Xii \ stockers and feed
ers , ? : i 'wiil.40 ; butcher cows and hclfera ,
n.1MH to ; cannors. } 2 35fi"I.OO ( ; fed wosternfl ,
J.150'i5.t/0 / ; Tcxans , ti.CO&IUO ; calves , J3.50
dlfi.OO.
Hogs TtecelptP. S.OOO head ; market slow ,
fi'/Viilfo lower ; heavy and mixed , JI.OOf4.TO ;
light , $1 rVi ( 1.70 ; pigs , $ U,1T | I.CO.
Sheep nnd lambs Receipts , fi.200 hpnd ;
market fnlrly active , steady ; lambs , Jl.OOfii
1.23 ; muttons , M.7 ! > { ri.OO ; stockers
feeders , J3.10Vjffl.80 ; culls , J2.50'ifi300.
CABINET TALKS ON CHINA.
Members l"u\or.iWy IinprtHNcd ulth tlio
j urn muiirrH inivu IIIHUII *
WASHINGTON , Oct. 20. The cabi
net meeting today was devoted princi
pally to the consideration of the Chi
nese situation. After the meeting the
members seemed Impressed with the
favorable turn matters had taken and
the prospect of a satisfactory adjust
ment. The government has received
the proposals of LI Hung Chang and
Prince Ching , offering indemnity and
guaranties for the future , and they
have been accepted in good faith. The
cabinet considered that the Chinese
government , In admitting tnat it had
been in the wrong and in offering to
make proper reparation , as well as of
fering to provide against a repetition
of disorders , had placed itself In the ,
proper position and had opened the
way to negotiations for a complete set
tlement.
Kor the present the negotiations will
proceed through Minister Conger.
KENTUCKY GOES TO CHINA.
New IluttlCHliIji LciitrH on Her Trip Across
tlio Itrlny Uuup.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 20. The now
1mHloHliIn TContnnlrv nlt fnmnrrntv
on her long trip to China , which will
take about two months. She has been
at the New York navy yard for some
time making final preparations , and is
no\V gone to Tomklnsvlllo , preparatory
to the start In the morning.
, The gunboat Vlcksburg and Annapo
lis , which also are to go to China , will
follow in about two weeks. The Frolic ,
which has been designated to take the
place of the Dorothea for similar ser
vice , is in good condition for a start ,
but probably will be detained in order
to furnish more extensive iiuurtcrs for
thi > largo number of officers assigned
to her.
IlnliHon ( ids n Im ln > j Cup.
MONTGOMERY , Ala. , Oct. 20. This
was military day at the street fair , the
feature being the presentation to Lieu
tenant HobBon of a loving cup from
the people of Alabama. General Joe
Wheeler made the presentation speech.
Joe Wnntu to See.
LONDON , Oct. 20. It is reported
that Joseph Chamberlain , the secretary
of htate for the colonies , Is projecting
a visit to the West Indies , In order
to personally aeo the effects of his htib-
faUll/.lng policy.
Condition of the Truunury.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 20. Today's
statement of the treasury balance in
the general fund , exclusive of the
$150U00,000 gold reserve in the division
of redemption , shows : Available cash
balance , ? 135,730,131 ; gold , ? SO,301lS5.
HorHfiimn Kcutlng U Dcnil ,
LI2XINGTON , Oct. 20. Thomas W.
Keating , the noted trotting horseman
of California , died hero today. The
body will be sent to lieno , Nov. , for
burial on Sunday.
Wnrlc of Alllfd
TIEN TS1N , Oct. 20 Reliable un-
olliclal reports say the advance guard
uf the allied forces entered Pao Ting
Ku Wednesday , October 15. The city ,
It Is added , was practically deserted
and offered no rcslbUuicc. The Drltlsh
column captured seventeen imperial
soldiers at Wo Nan Sien on October 10 ,
who were part of the force of 2,000
men sent to disperse the lloxers in
that region. The captives assert that
they killed 200 Hoxers and were re
turning to Pa Chow when they were
fired upon and dispersed by the
French.
Trouble Cnmcd lijr Una Lot tor.
The omission or insertion of a olnglo
otter has often upset arjury's verdict ,
and even a whole statute. 'PoBtfcufllan
of valuable real eiUiUo in Ohio depends
ipon a single letter "a. " Tho' Cincin
nati court of common pleas ruled
against Joseph Irwln , the claimant ,
mil sustained'1'etor'Christmas , who
me been u tenant for seven years paat.
The circuit court upset that judgment
several weeks ago because the jury's
report read , "On the Issues. " whereas
there was but one Issue Involved. Last
week the circuit court reopened the
case on proof that the form of verdict
was printed and hence the objertlann-
ilp "a''jwHlCh had caused nil the trou
ble was not made by the Jury.
NEW OFFICIAL OF THE ST , PAUL ,
F. A. Mlttor Appointed ( Ipnrrnl 1'naaen-
ROT Agent ot thti lllg HyHtoin.
P. A. Miller , a brother of Roswcll
P. Miller , chairman of the board of di
rectors of the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railroad company , has been
appointed general passenger agent of
that system ( effective Oct. 15 , 1000) ) to
succeed George II. Hcafford , recently
resigned. The appointment of Mr.
Miller to the head of the St. Paul pas
senger department was not unexpected ,
as ho has been for several years the
principal assistant general passenger
agent of the company , making hia
headquarters In the Marquctto build
ing. There will bo no assistant ap
pointed to succeed Mr. Miller. The
two other assistants , Messrs. Marah
and Merrill , will continue lu their old
positions.
General Passenger Agent Miller Is
widely known In the railway world ,
nnd Is ono of the most popular of pas
senger olllclals. He began his railroad
career In 1S74 , and hla good nature ,
character and ability have steadily nd-
vanccd him in the service of the St.
Paul system since 1SS3 , when ho en
tered the company's employ as n clerk
in the passenger department , of which
ho now becomes the head. Mr. Miller
was born at Harford. Pa.
Some girls are mighty snippy > vlth
a liltlo good looks.
Heat for tlio llowcls.
No matter what alls you , hcadacho
to a cancer , you will never get well
until your bowels are put right.
CASCAHETS help nature , cure you
without a grlpo or pain , produce easy
natural movements , cost you just 10
cents to start getting your health back.
CASCARETS Candy Cathartic , the
genuine , put up In metal boxes , every
tablet has C. C. C. stamped on it. Be
ware of Imitations.
Unlit ) ; Our nlncurdod Invention" .
A business man is thus quoted in the
Now Orleans Times-Democrat : "I was
In Manchester , England , liuit year , and
wont , uy Invitation , through a big >
ments. In one department I was a llt-
mcnts. nl one department I was a lit
tle surprised to ace a lot of workmen
engaged on plows of a well known ]
American pattern. 'Isn't that the same
as Mr , So-and-So's plow ? ' I asked my
guide , who wns a member of the firm.
'Well , yes , substantially the same , ' he
.said , looking a little confused , 'but you
see there arc no English patents , > HId
wo haven't any intention of putting It
on the American market. ' 'Well , 1
should say not ! ' I exclaimed , 'and you
couldn't sell any of them if you did.
That model was discarded months ago ,
an an Improved form has altogether
taken its place. ' The case Is simply
ono out of dozens. "
well laundered in a thing
of beauty , but you cannot
do ( food laundry work with
inferior
is prepared especially for
use in the Home and to un
able housekeeper to | fet
up the linen equally as well
as the best steam laundries.
Try a package. All grocers
cell it at JOe ,
Now it is that foot ball comes roll
ing along and Burgeons take now hopo.
Are Too U lne Attcm'i 1Foot-ni ef
U In the only ctlro for Swollen ,
Smarting , Burning , Sweating Feet ,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen's
Foot-Ease . , h powder to bo .shaken Into
the shoes. At all DrURghltB and Shoo
Stores , 25c. Sample ncnt FKI2B. Ad
dress i Allen S. Olmsted , Lelloy , Nr Y.
This year the successful theatrical
manager can thank his his lucky stars.
TO CUK13 A COM ) IN < > NK DAY.
Tnlto LAXATIVR llito.Mo QDININR TAIU.RTH. All
iltwKlits rofuml the money If It fniln ta cure.
K.V. . UroVo'HMKtmturo tstm thobox , ! J5c.
Tito lluli'i 1'rlbute to lleruid.
Iloston is proposing the erection of a
monument to Captain Glnty , of Danbury -
bury , Conn,1 , the man who is supposed
to have 'invented" baked beans. ' The
curious part 01 it is that Captain Glnty
never was in Doston In his life.
Each package of PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES colors either Silk , Wool
or Cotton perfectly. .
Tnlo of Two CltlA .
The cities of Detroit and Milwaukee
have travcloil together with singular
closeness for many yearn. Dack In.
1S50 Detroit had a population of 21-
010 and Milwaukee 20,001 , and In I860
they Htood Ifi.lU ! ) for Detroit nnd 45-
21(5 ( for Milwaukee. During the next
decade Detroit gulncd materially over
the Wisconsin town , having some S-
000 moro people , but the latter recov
ered nearly all the lost ground bc-
tweon 1870 1880 , and In 1890 showed
204-ISG against 205,870 for Detrfalt.
Now they stand at 285,754 for Detroit
and 285,315 for Milwaukee.
My Dear Mr. Editor :
The Passenger Department of tlio
Missouri , Kansas & Texas Railway
begs leave to present to you under sep
arate cover , by mall , a llttlo souvenir ,
gotten up to remind our friends that
our fast train , the "Katy Flyer , " 1
still a llyin * between St. Loula and the
Gulf of Mexico. Dost up-to-date equip
ment , and short hours to and from the
cities of St. Louis , Kansas City , Han
nibal , Scdalla , Ft. Scott , Nevada , Iar-
80H3 , Dcnlson , Dallas , Ft. Worth ,
Waco , Houston , Galvcston and Saa
Antonio ,
Should our friend , the Editor , feel
disposed to maka mention of the sou
venir in his paper , ( a unique pen
knife ) , lie will please nay that the cost
of the souvenir prevents its general
free distribution. Wo shall , however ,
send a souvenir to any of your readers
on receipt ot twonty-flvo cents , being
losn than its coat. Very truly , James
Darker , G. P , & T. A. , SL Louis , Mo.
No woman Is really over so angelic
as she looks In her wedding gown.
Frederick J , Pearson , E. E. , M.E.
Comultihg Electrical anj Mechanic * ! Engineer.
Expert in the Designing and ,
Supcri'islon of Installation of
Gkctric EigM ana Power Plnnf $
dud mater ( UorRs Systems.
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PLANS SPECIFICATIONS ESTIMATES
Highest References ,
12 Years Experience ,
Charges Moderate.
Komi postal for booklet , "Reasons nhy yon
hhotilil cMiiiliv | a Coiisiiltlii ; , ' IJnif liioer. "
P. O. CoJt OSS. OMAHA , NEO.
Best BREAKFASTS have
as a foundation. Nature's own
food. Pure appetising , satis
fying. Healthful for young- and
old. Made in Iowa of choicest
Iowa wheat.
Not made by the Trust.
Save coupons in each pack
age of Wheat-0 and get the
famous Capitol Cook Book
free ,
package costs I5c. Two packages for a quarter.
Your Grocer Sells It.
it : ' : | REQUIRES NO COOKING > > :
HAKCSCOUARS'-'CUfJS
STIFF * "mCE WHtU WIUGOASfARASAPOUND
BOUGHT NEW AIIDAHAIF Of AW OTHER
PREPARED FOR LAUNDRY PURPOSES ONLY
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
MAGNETIC STARCH MANUFACTURING CO.
OMAHArNEB
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AT WHOLESALE PRICES !
Wo Sell Direct to Farmers.
ADDRESS ,
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