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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1904)
, . . ' " - . . . , . t.- . EIGHT "r EARS OF " "ORTUm " : . . 1\0 sufferlnJ ; mor lWI1n than Iddne ) ' aut. C'rlng ! , Slclt kl.l. Ile 's malw bad blood : calise weak , stlrr anti aching hacks : caUMO blind , olclt and IIlz. f . . . . zy heulaches , lacl ( of ( . : ' nppetlto anti loss of I : ' . ' , sleep : keep ) 'OU nil I " " tlreel out und spoil , dIgestion. , I , To hn..o perfect : p " ) ' henllh , ) 'ou must I ( " 1- , I cure the Iddneys. I , ' . " , . . - . . Read how ono man 11 wns cured by Donn' . 1ldner 1'111s arler eight ) 'ears oC tor. ture. ture.Henry Soulo of Pllltne ) ' st. , Ham. mOlldaport , N. Y. , 8a's : " } or eIght years I suffered constant ngon ) ' from . 1ldney : complaInt. 1 en ured the worst torture from gra..el and the Idllney secretions were excessive nnel contained sedIment lIIto brlclt dust. I hllll to get out of beel from ton to twenty times a nIght and the loss ot r.leep were me out. IndIgestion came on anti the dlstresa nfter entlng was terrIble. Doan\a KIdney 1'11111 effected n complete and Instlng cure , nnd after the symptoms of Iddney trouble were gone my stomach began to worl { as it should. ThIs ] asllng cure , especIally - cIally in a person of my ago , proves the sreat . . . .aluo of Doan's KIdney Pllln moro con..inclngly than cOlllel any words of mIne. " Doan's KIdney Pills sold by nil IIrug. gIsts : prIce GO cents per box , or mall. cd on recelilt of prIce by Foster.MIl' burn Co" Buffalo , N. Y. Wrlto foJ' tree trIal. ' 1'hero Is just as lUuch wrry oyer tnOI : y as over the luck of It. WESTERN' CANADA HAS AN EXCELLENT CLIMATE ! . The Saskatchewan Valley Very Highly Favored. An Interesting feature of 'Vest rn Canada Is Its climate. ' 1'hoso who have made a study of it speak hl hly of it. The Canadian Government Agents are sending out an Atlas , and at the _ ! lmo time giving valuable In. tormation concornlng rallwar rates. etc. , to those Interested In the country. As has been said , the climate Is ox- cellent. The elevation of this part ot . Canada Is about 1,800 feet above the sea , about twice that of the a'erago tor Minnesota. n fs a verr deslrablo altltude. ' 1'he country has a vert' equable cllmllte taldng the seasone through. The winters are bright and the summers are pleasantly warm. R P. Stupart , director of the meteorologl- eal service for Canada , says : "The salient features of the cllmato or the Canadian northwest terrltorlcs , . are a clear , brr.cfng atmosphere duro ' ! Ing the greater part of the yo aI' , and 11 medium ralnfal1 and snowfall. The mean temperature for July at Winnipeg - peg Is GG , and Prince Albert G2. ' 1'he ; former temperature Is higher than at any part of England , and the latter Is , "ery similar to that found In many parts of the southern countries. " " " , At Prince Albert the average dally . ' maximum In July Is 7ij and the mini. 'I mum 48. Owing to this high day tem. peraturo with 1I1uch sunshlno , the crops como to maturity qulcltly. Moisture Is ample In the Saslmtchc- wan val1oy , bclng about 18 Inches an. nually. n Is notable that about 7 per cent of the molsturc falls during the crop months. Thus , 'Vestern Canada - ada gets as much moisture when It Is needed and with several hours moro snnshlno dally than land further Bouth gets during the growIng season , It Is not difficult to understand why crops mature quickly and yIeld bountifully. , Winter ends quickly , sowing Is done during April and sometimes In March. i Harvest comes In August , about the nllddle. Cyclones , blizzards , dust and sand storms are unknown. There Is more In being worthy of great place than there Is winning It. Secrecy Is the best soil for the worst sins. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders tor Children. Successully used by Mother Gray , nurse in the Children's Home in New York , cure Constipation , Feverishness , Bad Stomach , Teething Disorders , move and regulate the Bowels : md Destroy \Vorms. Over 30,000 testimonials. At all dru ists , 25c. Sample FREE. AddressA.S.Olmstcd.LeRoyN.Y. I Consldcr'ng - a dut ) . IS often ox plalnlng It away.-Robertson. n Is sometimes beUer to stay where , you are than to jump at conclusions , rlso's Cure tor Consumption Is an fntnl1lblo medlclno tor couchs nnd colds.-N. 'V. S.UIUJU. , Ocean a rove , N. J. , Fcb. 17 , 1000. Endurance Is nobler than strengtb , and patien f ) UHlIl beauty.-Ruskln. You cannot malw clouds for others and live In the clear 1Ig.lt 'ollrsolf. YElLOW CLOT tIES ARE USSIOJlTLY. Keep them whlto with Hed Cross Dull Blue. .111 grocers tolliurgo 2 oz. plltltnge , 5 cent& . Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souts.-E. H. Clapln. Meelmess Is slmpl ) ' the sIlence 0 : might. Wo mllst bo as careful to lwep [ rlends as to malto them.-Lord Ave. burr. . , . . . . , Duflance Starch I'hollllhI' In every household , none 50 ! 10011 , bl'silleli 4 oz. more for 10 celltl' th/III / ' UII ) ' other brand at col 'n\tcr stul'ch. Hlghteollsness Is the only recom. ll1endallon that goes to heayen. One who loves right cannot bo In. different to wrong or wrongdolng.- Smiles. The Best Results In Starching ( 'un be obtatnel1 enl ) ' by uslllG' Dt'llance Stl\r'h , bf'sldl.'lS RHtlnc 4 oz , more tor 111m" money-no . cooking . . - required. . . . , " ' . - , , . , 1\ \ NEBRASKA ST TE NE\X7 ll NEWS IN BRIEF. A barn belongIng to Clyde 1Ia'llllr8t , \.ho lives three miles southeast of 8hol1 > ) ' , waH burned. A One Kentuclt ' jack lost Its lICe In the lIal11os. 'rhe SIxth Nobraslm dIstrict CO\'en. ) ) tlon unanimously renomlnatod Congressman - gressman Moses P. Klnlmld Ilnd named W. P. 1\IIIes and IiJ. C. 1Iarrls as dele- gatell to the natIonal convention. Polk count . hils lost b ) ' death an. other of Its oldest cItizens , .Jncob 11. , Jones , Jr. Ho wus olght . .two 'earn nnd ho was u soldlcr oC the cIvil war , belongIng to Company G , of the G1st Ohio Infantl' } ' . } . 'Iro near I"l11e ) ' destro'od the large' ' barn of , J. W. WrIght with nil Its con. tents , Inchllllng thil'ty tonn of hny and grain , Nine head or horses nnd mules Ilerished In the lIames. Loss , $3,000 , lIartially covered b ) ' Insurance. 1\11' . and Mrs. 'Vll1lam lIousewQt'th celebrated theil' golden weddIng annl. versary at the hOl11o of their duughter , 1\Irs. C. B. 1\1urphy , In Plattsmouth. 'rhey have resldell In Nebrallim for nineteen years nnd In Platts mouth eight ) 'ears. , ' 1'wo weelts ago Wl11lam O'Dell , a farmer who lI..es three miles west of LeIgh , shipped n carload of cattle nnd a team of horses to South Omaha. Ho has not returned to his family up to this time , and It Is rel10rted here that he does not Intend to. 'l'he North and East Omaha 1m. provement assocIation of Omaha has filed articles of Incorporation. The capital stocl Is $2GOOO. 'rhe assocla. tlon wl11 worlc for the Improvement anll betterment of those parts or the city Inchlded III the corpol'ution title. Must Nebraslm pa ) ' taxes on green- bacls ? This Is a question that Attor. ney General Prout must answer at the request of the state board of equaliza- tion. Several members of the boaI'll thlnle that the greenhaclcs are not tax- able. The gl'eellbacl\S are the treas- ii\'Y \ notes of 18G3. 'rhey j1re part of the public debt. 1'.11' . and 1\1rs. H. P. Hansen brought their little daughter to Grand Island in from the country for surgical attendance - tendance , the little one having been severely lacerated by a hog , und she narrowly escaped n most horrlblo death. She was playing about her fa- ther's farm and wntchlng n pen of JIt- tle pigs when she fell In and was at- tacked. The farmers of Hltchcoclc and Ha 'es counties , Nebraslm , ha..o talten up the co.operatl..e proposition. and will sell nnd ship their graIn and livestock dl. rect to marltet In the future without the Intervention oC a middle man. The Palisade Grain and Llvostoclt com. pany of Palisade has filed articles of Incorporation. 'rho capital stock Is $10,000. The supreme court has decided that extra pay contracts for county officials are Illegal. In the case of 'Vflson against Otoe county a former ruling Is reversed and the legaJlty of the contract - tract denied. Wflson was county - at-j torney anll the commissioners promIsed - Ised to pay him for extra litigation. 'rhe agreement was Illegal , declares the court. Quartermaster John 'I' . .Johanson , Jate of the Unlt < > . d States nav ) ' , is In Oaltland on a visit with his cousin , Mrs. Alex Hamll1arstrum. He has been In the naval service tcn years , and servcd on the cruiser 1'.larblehead In the Spanlsh.Amerlcan war when that craft was sent with II. crow of volunteers to cut the SIJanish cable at Clelfuegos. Another dama e case went against the MissourI Pacific Railroad company at Papl11lon In district court. William Jones brought suit ngalnst the com. , pany for damages to his CrGI1S , resultIng - Ing from an overflow of water caused by the grade of that road banlclng the i water. The case was tried hofore i .Judge Sutton , who rendcred a decision glvln .Jones a verdict wor 3375. D. C. McKillip , a prominent lawyer i of Seward , the fIrst law'cl' In Seward I county , died last weele. The Standard Cattle company has leased ullwards of 1,020 acres of land nround Amos and Leavitt to twenty. four tenants , tal < ln a lion on theil' crops , In past yeaI'll , up to 1903 , the com pan ) ' farmed It , ) wn land , but It prefers to l ( > t the tena.lls raise the crops themselves and buy from them whatever the land produces. John Haurlgan of Fremont had a narrow escape from drowning In the Platte river a few lIays a o , Ho was out hunting with l.'rnnk Hhoades and brol\O through a piece of slush Ice whel'O the water was deep and the current swift. Fortunately , his gun rested on two plecCfI of solid Ice 01' ho would have been swept out of sight. In the case of the state yersus Gee , Boslough , at Yorl. , charged with gamb. ling , the altorn ! ' ) ' ! ) for the defense attempted - tempted to have the case dismissed on the g'O 11 nd that Attorney.Gonoral Prout had given his opinion In the same Itlnd of a case that the law gov- emlng such cases was Invalid. .Judgo Good helel that the law was valid and the case will bo tried. After un extended trip throughout the United States , W , J , Bryan con. cluded 0110 of the longegt lecture tourr. ho has m'el' madf' , and returned to Lincoln , During his absence Mr , Br ) ' an visited cities In the fnt. north aUlI also In the east. Ho encountered al. most over ' brand of climate. The ether day 'whlle a Union Paelfic freight train was passing through 1'01" tal at filII s } > oed a man rolled out of a hex car and strll < lng the grounl\ \ , bounced down a steep embankment Into a pon(1 ( containIng three feet of wator. Ho was dragged out and found to bo unhurt. DIP MANUFACTURER'S ANGRY ObJcct : to the Wording of the Gover. nor's Cattle Proclunatlon , LINCOLN-Uy the ISIHlunco of his Ilroclamation cOnpel1ln cnttfemcn to dl11 theil' cattle In a sulphur tI\1l\ \ \ limo dIp Governor tlc1\C ) ' culll'd down the wrath of the dOllo 1I1al1llfncturers uJlon hlB hcad , SftlCO thl' IlI\bllcation \ of the 11rocll1ml1 lion a lIU1l1 bel' of relll' ( ' en t a- tlves of houses thl1t. manufacture lIuro elll'es for lIce , mango and such tlls- eal:1ell 11ll\J called Ullon the g'O\'el'l1or to protest. And , Inchlentall ' , It Is saId the proclalllatlon Is YCI'y thwleas- ! Ing to the rullroads for the reason that VeterInarian 'I'homas advlsl'll users or the tlp ! to huy the HU II Ih Ill' and limo and mix theil' own dip , and thu8 SI1YO eXIIl'oss or freight on 111111101'01111 1 > ar- I'elll of water to a yery little d0110. Governor tlclw ) ' called upon Attorney - ney GClll'ral pI'OUt fOl' 11Ih'lco as to whether the IH'oclamlltion could he modllled , and WIlS Infor1l1ed that to modify the 11l'Oclamlltion would nullify It ; therefore It statHIs , und limo and sulphur will bo the official dIp. SELECTS A NEBRASKA MAN. D. E. Thompson Surprised Operator with Appointment. l..INCOLN-WlIllam D. Pittman , for. merl ) ' of Lincoln , now night agent for the Burlington at DeWeese , Neb. , will go to Brazil with D , E. 'rhompson , the UnIted States mInister , and will occu. p ' the posltfon of legation secret11.r ) ' . 1\11' . Pittman wns 'called to LIncoln and wall offered the pluee by 1\11' . Thompson. 'fho yonng man was Bur- prlsell and pleased , anll , of course , ac. cepted , 'rhe posItion Is ono any 'oung man might be glad to aecme. Pittman was emplo 'ed by the Western - ern Union 'releraph company In Lincoln - coln IIntil December , 190 : . ! , Later ho became a messenger and a short time ago went to DeWeese for the Burlln - ton. IIo will leaye for Now York In n few lIays where he will lIIeet 1'.11' . and 1\1rs. 'rholllpson and sail with them for Brazil , April G , TAKE CONNOLLY FOR MURDER. Wealthy Ranchman of Sioux County Accuced of killing Neighbor. SCOTTS BLUFF-Sheriff Campbell has arrested , James Connollr for the murder of H. H. 1\IIIler which occurred at the Connollr ranch about twenty miles north of .here , Connolly had sent word to the sheriff of Sioux county - ty that If he was wantet ! he eould bo fOllnt ! at his home at thIs place. Later Sheriff Campbell received n mellsago f'Om Sioux county to place Connolly under arrest. Accompanied hy his deputy and Constable Surnsey , he went to the Connolly homo and arrested - rested him and toolt him to Gering. 1\Iuch Interest Is l hewn In this mur- dol' as hoth parties werc old rancherH In this part of the state and were woalthy. Details of the Bhoollng , which resulted In the death of 1\111101' , cannot be secured. Miles Will Case Again. LINCOLN-The allo11ees In the 1fles will case have flied an additional brlof. It Is nrgu d that there Is no 1'0' lief for the appellants , who complain of an adverse ruling In the district cOllrt , because the application for a new trIal should haye been made In the county court. To Start Model Farm. LINCOLN-Arnold Marlin of Du. Dols will start an experimental farm at College View. lIe claims to be able to raise as much on twenty 11.cres as Is the geneml yield on 1GO acrcs , Dy a sYlltem dovlsed by himself he claims he cnn raise three crolls In one seas. son on the same gl'Ound. Man and Wife Arrested. RA VENNA-After several da's of walt and n pursuit of oyer forty miles Depllty Sheriff Walter Sammons of Keal'l1e ' succeeded In returning' to Ra. vonna Herman Boltz and Mlnnlo Doltz , his wlfo. 'fho former Is charged with as.mult ! with Intent to Itill by striking at Frank Caclwra with II. hoe , proced. Ing this physical temonstratlon ! with the threat , "I will 1,111 you , " according to the testimony of the complalnlnJ. ; witness 111111 an eye witness. The lat. tel' III charged with Illaln assault. Track Walker Olson Killed. OMAHA-Hans Oillon , a tmcl. wall- er for the nurlln ton rend was run down anll killed Monday evening on the tracl { near the foot of .Jones street , by Burlington swItch engine No. : : :18 : , Olson was on his way to his supper when strucl { . Bo wall cut to pieces , lIe leaves a wlfo and three children , Boy Killed by Cornsheller. EDGAR-A IIttlo boy , Karl Strecht , three I1nd a haIC years of ag'o , son of Henry Stl'echt , residing In the south llart of town , was Instantly 1lIled by helng run o..er by a corn IIheller wllgon. Japan After Guard Officers. A : lumber of omcers of the National guarll of the state haye recolved let. tel'S from rin agent of the .Japaneso J'oyernment or some one Interested In the sucoss of , Japan In Its present war , to join the .JapaneIHI ! army , 'rho offer Is that the recipient will recelvo a I'anl. higher hy ono grade than he at present holds and hIs aalary will he $1,200 a 'Cfir , Company B fit Stanton III the first to report receIpt of the of , fors , Adjutant General Cui VOl' be , 1I0ves It un1lleely that any member ot the gUfird wll ! accopt. . ' H . _ _ _ , ' " . . llato of January 10 , 18111 , Dr. IInrtmlln reeeivetl t.ho following lo ter : liMy wlfo hall been sufforlng from u com- pllcntlon of tllsonses tor the past 2 < i years. "lIer cnso bad baflled the skill of Rome of the mORt notCll physicians. Ono of her worst troubles wns chronlo constipation of several yoars' stnnllln . "Sho also was pnsslng through that most critical perloll in the lIfo of WOIIIl\lI -chango of lIfo. In , TUllO , 181i ! : , I wrote to 'ou about her caso. You udvlsell a COUl'SO of Porunu and Mnnl111n , which wo at , once conuneneod , aud jUl\'e to say It COIl\- cllred her. She firmlv bello\'Cs hat she wOllld have becn lIelll ) enl ' fOl' these wonderlul remedlos. "About t.ho l > : Imo time , I wrote ) 'ollabollt my own case of cntarrh , which had been of : ! 'oars' 8t:1IlIn : . At times I waR almost past goltlg. I commenced to U ! , 1'c1'III1I1 according to : rour Instrllctlons aud can- tlnlled Its U80 tor about a 'car , and it hll8 completely cured me. ) "Your remcd/es do 14/1 tlllt YOII cl.'llm ( or them , and even marc. Catnrrll cannot exist when' Pcruna Is taken according to dlrect/ons. Success to you Dnd your remedies" Jol1D D. Atkinson. In letter I1I\tOll , Tl\nul\r ' 1 , 1000 Mr. AtldmQn sa ' 8 , alter five years' oxpor\enco \ wi th 1'01'11111\ : "I w/ll CJ'cr contlnuc to spcak n good 1VOrd ( or Peruna. In my roumls as a travel/ng man I Qm a walking adJ'cr- tlscmcnt ( or Pcnmn and hnvc Indt/ccd mllny people durlllg the pnst year to use Peruna with the most snt/sfacto ? ; 5//1 cured of cntarr/J. ' results. I nm ( / . Jolm O. Atkinson , Dox 272 , Indcpend ncc , Ala. ' \'hon old n"o COttlOR UII , cntarrhal dls. eases como nlslI. Svstmnlo catarrh Is nl. most \l1Ilver8alln ohllll'ol110. ThlR ox plains wll ) ' Purnnlhns 'becomo so Indlspollsahlo to ohl peoplo. Porl\nll Is their 8afo. lIal'l1. Pc I'll I IlL Is the only rottlel1y yet tlovise thnt 11100ts these CIIGCS oxactly. l : nch l'aRCS cannot bo treatl'll 10cal1Yi nothing bill. 1111 elToctlvo systemlo rcmcdy co1l111 cllro thom. ' .rhls Is eXllctly whllt Porl\lIn Is. Ir YOll do not receive III'oJnl1t nml 8atlsfl1c- tor ' 1'osults from the 1ISO of Perllll , w1'lto at once to DI' . IIl11'tman , glvlnt ! 1\ full stato. montof ) ' 0111' case anl1 ho will ho ploll..ed to give 'ou hlR , 'aluablo ndvlca l' tls. Address Dr. Hartman , Presltlont ot The Hartman Sanltnrlmn , Colmnbus , O. W ff' ' :6t C Laundry Blue DIRECTIONS FOR USE-Wlnglc-Stlcl ( AROUNU IN TJJF. WATEH. Wlnnlc-Stlch : JAUNUItY nTUP' won't 8plll , brl'fllr , frec7.IJ nor spot clothes Costl100 ! anl1 ellInls 201' worth of anv othot' , hlnln ! ! , 1f vOllr IlrOlm'l1o'Sllot. : keen it send 100 for samplc to THB LnUNDHY LIJI3 e ( ! ) . . ! IJ 1I11chinan 5t. . ehlecgo. - - - - - - - . - - - CONSUMERS OF SHOES Al.WAYS ASK FOR THE B'EST WESTERN MADE SHOES. These brands wIll guarantee you a good shoe for men : Star and Crescent E. Z. WaIJ-ter Comet Cock of Walk Our PRAIRIE QUEEN leads all others in Women's anti Children's Shoes. ' Src float our 11mnc , "s 011 flit ! sllOiS you buy. I I F. P. KIRKENDALL & , CO.MAn8 'A ? In - - - - - - - All things como to tholle who walt , but ) 'OU might save tlmo by golnl ; out to meet them. Inslat on Getting It. Some Jro ( ' rll 1111) ' Ihey don't I'op De. fiance Sturch , 'I'hiB Is bccliu80 they have Ii Btock on hand of othel' 111':1111114 : conllllll- InK olily 12 OZ , III 1\ knlc , which they won't he nble lo 1'1' IJuc I l , ; , lH'cHut-u Ve. Unlleo cOlltnlrl14 ] oz , fo\ ' the flam ! ' money , Do YOII wallt It OZ , hlfltelld or 12 oz , tor lIame nlClley' ! ' 1'1) ( > 11 buy De/lallce / Starch , Hcqulref ! no cooking- . Never judge It mun's character hy tllO hIgh standing of his sillt hat. Alk Your DenIer For ' " : Allen' " Foot-1"I"II , A powder. It rests the { eet. Cures Corns , Bunio:1S , Swollen , Sore , Hot , Callous , Aching SweatinrFeet ; and Ingrowing Nails. Allen's Foot-Ease makeo ; newar tight : .hoes easy. t all Druggists and Shoe stores. 25 cents. c- cept no substitute. Sample m'liled Fllltll. . Addr80s Allen S , Olmsted , Lc Hey , N. y , Slandcr Is the cl'lmo of sa 'lng what other people thlnl . . - - - - - I JI ( ST os J A RTII FA R M E n S 1 IIlIrness , Collars lAnd Saddlil aB tt : le mark : are mad.rom / th. 0d.l ! d1loned tanned CaUlorni luther. @ With car , . . .HlI..1 .1 Jlletlme. Aak : yC" r Jutu II they do not handle our 11'00.-11. Send 2."nl lUmp lor Catawl 01 our HAWUI and Sacldlu , which aho'll you & way 10 buy Ihem. DVCltSOrA 1'1" IIttOH. , ' ) 'he 1111rnru l\Iell , Lincoln , Nebr sl < u. : . : EXICA , Mustang liniment cures Sprnina uml Strnhlti. No , Ic I J The Genuine TOWER:5 : POMMEL 5LICKfR HA BEEN ADVERTISED AND .sOLD fOR A qUARUR Of A CENTURY. LIKE ALL ; . i 1 WAHRPROOf u R ) " nOIHING. Ill ) rn.d ( of the h t IIAtcrillb , In blAck or 'ycllow. fullY u antccd , And old by rch blc dt4lcr cyc(1l'1hcrc , ! TlCITO THE SIGN Of THE fiSH. Tov R CANADIAN co. . t' ' . , d. . OSJTOT"O'-sA. U.CI : . . . . TOIOWTO , CAN. " . . - . . . . - - - - 6' < ' " i 'A TY'S" NE\rll LINB Tn Oiliohom'Ity : IIn < 1 OI1'hrll'l now-open , Frum Kant-nN elt } the "Iuly" 1'1 tile hhort IIl1e ; from Chll'o/o , } I..rt . ot Iho . .hort IIno , ulIlI trom Ht. 1.ou ! ! ; . lacll ! ! hut n tew miles otfJlm \ : the IIIn t dlrl'ct ronlC lo tbls pllrt ot 01dllllolllD , 'J'lIo nounlr ' trllV'rM'hont ! or the hl.-t : - tarmlll' " ( lItrkl ! ; III Amorkll , Eupportlm : IInmller ot tllrlvlm : toWIIN , wblch will Irow In Ilrnmlllerll'H ralIII ( ' with the IIdvC'nt ot the rallrollil. JII'ro tllo prall. IX'ctivo flctt ler nnrt In\'l'lIlur wlllllnil nn ex. ccedl lIuly rlclt opportunll ) ' , l or cOnlillcto 1U1I1 ot Oklahoma nnrt Imllan ' 1'nrrltury 111111 Intcr. " c'lllII : Inturlllllllon , wrllo U ! ! .lIi" . : GEORGE MORTON , . . n. J' , do ' . .to , )1" KI. T.IIT , Katy Dlda" ST. LOUIS , MO. MANAGE 1 WANTED TrIlSlWOU " Indy or cenlJeman to lOanlllO busi. ness in this County an,1 adJoinlll\ ! territory tor well uldtavorably knrwra hou o of 501111 tinanclalltand' Inl : , 6:0 , ( ) ( ) strai ht cash SUlafY IInd elpen.ea Plaid each MOllday by check direct trom heaclquar- er. . lll'enle , , ' IIIOIltY aJ\'anced ; Iosltlon purma' JeQ Experience 11CI1''henllal. Addre. . T. .I. COOPER. MnnllKer. : ) omo . Block. CIIUJAGO. : LL. . . tt I ; : ' ; f Yhompson' . Eye Water from Pimples to Scrofula From Infancy to Age . To those , vho have s f' ; fcred long and hopelessly fronl Hum 0 r s of the Blood , Skin , and Scalp , and , vl1o have lost .faith in doctors , medicines , and all things human , CUTI. . CURA Soap , Ointment , and Pills appeal with a fOI'ce hardly to be realized. Evcry hope , evcry e"pec- tation awakened bytheln has been more thnn ful- filled. More great cures of Simple , Scrofulousund Hereditary Humors are daily made by them than by all othcr B IODd and Skin Remedies combined , n single set , costing but one dollar , being 0 ft e n sufficient to cur e the 1110st distrcssing cascs when all else fails. Solcllhroohoul tb. world , Cull.ur. n..ol..r. lOG. ( ! n lor" , ul ( : buo : ' . . CUlt. " 1'11I. , , . I' " ,1.1 01 001 , 0".1 , Me" " " .p , : ! .I , . 11'\1"111 I.mel" " , 21 lh.r1U : _ houM 81.1 I'll" . 6 H" . . " J. r.1r I JloI" " . UT Cutbile " " : : ir : d : t'i : ; : 'Jki 11.fr . - Looking for i21 Homa1 Tllon why not kcclJ In view the foot that ti10 farminG lands of Western Canada lire 6ufficlont to &upport IlollulalwlI ot 5Oroo.OOO or over ? Thn ImllllKrolJon for tile l'as ! ail ) Cllr. IIIIS been phenomenal , fREE lfomEstead ! Lands oo lI ) ' accessible. while olher 11111.18 ma ) ' ba IHIr- chased from HnllwRY nnd 1.on,1 Cf1I11I'l1nics. Thn Iralnllncl\rnzhll : lands ot "VII.n Cllnncla lire the lIeU on Ihe conllnellt , Ploll1c1n Iltu heal & : rllln , Rnd caltle ( led on IIralS nltllle ) read. , for mar.e ! . : \llIrltcts , 8..hooI8 , JtlilhvII3'H "nd u11 oth'r Indltlon" mllke 'Ve8t..rn Clumd" nn em"l- lhl" slwt tor the settler , Write to Superlntendenl ImrnlnatlonOltawnCan- ' ado , tor a desclh.tlve . lla . and olher Intorlnllilon , or to Iho nuthorlzed Canadian Go , crmn"nt Al1enl- W. V. Bennett , 801 New York Lila Dulld1nl : > Omaha. Nell. W. lm DOUet.AS $3.O & $3 SHOES rlOO 'v. L. nOll 1 s shoos hnvo 1Jy th011' oXI'C,1I0IlL IItylo : cusy.llttln . It n ( i 6 IIpOl'lo l' woarllll ; (1IIUlltlcs , nchlo\'olt the ! Ingest /talo / of nny BI1008 in t1 0 \VOI'let. They : \1'0 just as oed liS these tfmt cost you IH to Sri-tho ollly dllIorenco Is tlto IIrleD. 80ld EU"lJwhere. [ .oak tor nuno : nr' " Ilrlco on bottom. nOIl/lu. . 118"11 Coronn. . Uoltlildu , which tll nvnrywhf'ro cORl'NlclS to ) otho tlllrllt 1'lItCllt l..uthnr yet Ilrn.uccd. ' , : , t Color Eyeill. u , d. Shfp by tIIalJ. 6".txtrn. " WdtotorC tllloll , W.I , . ouIla .llrod1wn. > > . . . . . , Lartnt sttd potat" trower' iiI /IJ , world I 1 1l'&lmt stock. Trewpndol18 yields. 1'/om 400 to 1000 lIusbcJ I'cr acro. FOil " 0 CElti1fS an < 1 this notice WI' pnd ) 'OU 10lR or rarm eOI'd 811m pIe. ami blr catnlOlU8 , telllnr alllSbolltT lnle.Bpelt2 : . I'I'Mal. , trf" nd llArley , 2 > l carnnl Wheat. JlroluUB , IarllOlt ! : ( "ano , elc. Dd for I5I1mo today. . " , 1 PORTRAIT AGENTS : : ; l r t : l : Ourllood. the belt. l'rlen Ibe Inwell. J'rolDl" . IiiI' " III nl" , lIellnry ot pnrtraltllUaralltl'ed \ , Joluaut , : ' .1\11"81110,1 , rOil. tree "end rUf ealah'j\le . "ddruu AI > AM 1 , KROLL-CO. . Now Era BulldJnr , Ohic.ro , > When Answering Advertls i u - , 1 < lndly Mention This Paper. BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER CURES catarrh of the stomach.