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ORGANIZE TO } 'iGHT TUBERCULOSIS
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cl\tlonl\l Cl\mpl\lJjn.
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Barh' In , October tlrc \ was held In
St. . LouIs , at the 11011 of Congresses ,
111 connecllon wllh the Worltl's I alr ,
lho Amerlcal1 Internlltlonnl Congress
: : It 'fuberculoHls , which conHlsteti oC
repreHcntatives gathcrctl from aU
( Jarts of t11 < ' Amcrlcnn continent , to
dlscusR the heHt means or prcventlng
and curIng thl ! ! tlroadful tllseaHo. Spe.
: :11\1 : attention wns given to the fluhject
or Ilroventlon , 'l'he congress was In
6essl011 three 11u 't : . I\Inny Important
Questions were dlRcuHsed anti commit.
:009 wcro nl1110lntell Cor the IlIIrpoHo
DC carrying forwlml un active camI I
pnlgn agaInst thla most terrlblo of all I
the foes of humlll1 lire. 'rho commit.
tee of publicity WU ! ! charged wIth the
duty or OI'galll1.llIl ; u 11I'oller clluca.
1I0nni campnlgn In connccllon with
Chautauquns , can ven lions , assoclll'
lions anll f1'l1ternitieH of varlons HQrts ,
for the IJUrJoso ( of IIlnclng In the
hnnlls oC the public Informntlon re.
latlng to the best. mcnns oC prevontlng
I1ml combnttlng thIs HCourgu. 'l'hoso
who are oSlleclally Interested In this
phase of the fJuestlou should alltlress
for further InCormntlon the AmerIcan
Congress on 'l'uherculosls , Commltteo
on Iubllclt . , 28 'l'hlrty.'rhlnl Place ,
Chicago , 111.
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Movement to Suppress Tuberculosis.
Sclenco hns tlolllonstratlJll beyonll
lIuostion thnt 1111ltnonary tuherculosls
or cons\lllllltlon or the lungs Is both a
preventable and n curahlo disease.
'hls dlseaso Is lIl'OllllcP ( ( by germs
whIch find tholr WilY Into the belly
through abrasions of the skIn , through
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the mucous melllllmne of the mOllth
or the Intestines and through the
lungs. The germs of the lllsease are
round In the BllUtlllll oC persons suC.
CerIng from tuherculosls. The germs
uro nlso fOllntl In tile lIesh anll mille of
I1nlmals suffering from the dlseaso.
The germs are lound nearly every-
whlre. ! Thcse gerllls cannot lIve In
the tissues oC a thoroughly llCalthy
person , as the cells of the belly are
capable of destro 'lng the germs , but.
when the belly Is wealwned by 111111.
gestlon , by tte ! habIts of breathIng
Coul or bnll aIr , hy an 'lhlng whIch ImpaIrs -
paIrs the health. the tlsslles lese their
power to destroy germs so thllt when
they entel1 the body they Ilnll 101lge-
.ment , grow and develop and tuberculosis -
losis of the lungs , bowels or or some
other part Is the result.
Statistics show that. at. least l [ OOOO
persons dIe oC this dlseaso In thIs
country annually. I OUl' or five times
that number oC persons are slele all
the time with thIs dlseaso , TuberculosIs -
losIs kllls more than an ) ' other mal-
ndy. ExperIence has showl1 that the
dIsease Is not Incurable , as has been
generally sllpposell , but Is 11. very curable -
able malally 1 ! talcol1 In Umo , anll U
the right treatment Is applied. Not
less than ono lllUlllroll thousand 11ves
coulll bo snvell every year by the ap.
11l1catlon oC proller means for provent.
Ing nntl curIng thIs terrIble dlsease.-
Danger In Alcohol In Cold Weather.
When the 81\111 Is warm It Is rell or
pInk In color. The cold all' oC winter
causes tilO sldn to become whltor In I
color. ThIs Is due to the contraction
of the blooll vessels of the sltln. The
amount oC blooll passIng through the
skIn Is'llecreased , anll the amount of
heat thrown oCt Into the cold aIr Is
llltqwlse decreasell. It 11. glass or wIne
or brandy Is talton the sldn becomes
red ; The sensatlol1 of warmth produced -
duced Is lIelllslve. The vIctim 1m.
aglnes himself wnrmer. Indeed , the
sldn Is warmer , but at the sarno time
a great Increase Is observed In the
heat thrown ort from tho'sltln. . The
result Is an Gnormolls loss oC heat to
the lnsllle of the body ,
Dr. Parlteil , the omlnent Engllsh
sanitarian , says : "All observers condemn -
demn the use of sph'lts , anll "von oC
wIno or beer , as 11. preventlvo agaInst
cold. " The names of DI' , King , Dr.
Kane , CalJt. Kennelly and Dr. Hayes
may also be cited as hollling to this
opinion. In the Inst eXlledltion In
Goarch ot Sir John Franltlln the . whole ;
crew were teetotalers ,
Prof. l\Il11er states that the Russian
mUltnry authorities "Interdict 'Its use
absolutely In the army when troolls
are about to move unller extreme
cold , part oC the duty of the corporals
, being to smell careful ! ) ' the breath of
each man on the m0l'l1lt1g parade , anll
to turn baele from tbo march these
who have Indulged In spirits , It having
been founll 'that ' such men are po'
cUliarly subject to be frostbitten and
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otherwlso Injured : "
Dr. Carp en tor Is authorIty for the
statement that the HUllson Bay com'
pany has , for many years , entlroly ex ,
eluded spirits from the fur countrlm
of the north , ever , which they hav (
exclusive control , "to the great 1m
provemont , " as Sir John ntchnrdsor
observed , "oC the health and moral !
ot their Canadian servants and ot the
[ ndl m tribes. "
Health By Training.
Henlth.gettln : ; , lor. the chronic In
valid , In slml11y a matter or trainIng , 0
health culture under favorable condl
tlons , whIch Incllldo the dlscardlnl
at all dlsease.produclng habits , 8uc1
aR the \ISO ot tobacco , tea , coffee ani
ul1 IrrItating , Inlllge tlblo anll dlseas (
vrollUclng foods.
The free use or fiesh foods Is n
doubt 11. cause oC lIyer and Itfclney Ill :
ease , as well as oC stomach disorder :
Th c uric acid oC 110sh toad . .5 also
cause of rllouml\.Usm anu gO'l1t , as we
as.nervousness and calculhHI. .
For substantial nnd permlU.m.t lE
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cover ' , the best method Is training.
Weale muscles must be tralnell to act
with ellerg ' . Weale nerves JU\lst be I
toned up alld fltealliell. The 'weak
stomClch must he u'alned to 110rmnlac.
tlvlty and the \\c..rlo bed ' must bo
brought In hnrmony with the Corcos
whIch maleo for bealth.
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Buttermilk for C\lnsumptives.
BuUol'1nllle Is an excellent fo d for
\ubercular patlonla. Il may be talton
In the quantll ' of ono 10 three cluarts
a day , nccorellng to the amount oC
olher food tll 1 < 0 n , The patient may
talw two meals , three meals , or four
meals allay , accortllnJ ; to the fJuantlty
oC food talten at each meal , and the
Itlnd of food. A sale rule Is never to
allow a consumptlvo to go hUllgry , 110
shoulel cat whenlver ho hus aplIltIle ,
so that. the full dlg Htlve power of the
stomach may ho utilized In furnlshlllg
the hd y with constructlvo materIal ,
Wanted-An Appetite. I
Don't ho without 0110. Wh ' go to
the dinIng room tlnller protest. Don'
try to hu ' nppotllo lit a llollar a bot.
tic. Eurn It. One shoulll enjoy olltlng
anll ho w11l , It ho has a natural appe'
tlte , such as comes to ono ho works
for It.
The outdoor life creates appetlto ,
anll a cold mornIng bath awaltens the
brain , lungs , heart , Ih'lr , stomnch ancl
the appetite. An Ice hag o\'er the
stomnch for haIr an hour hoCoro meals
Is a good natmal allllCtlzer for a bcd-
rlllden Invalid.
Another metholl Is a hot application
oyer the abdomen for fiye mInutes , fol.
lowed by an Ice rub over UlO sarno
parts for ono or two mInutes. This
not only produces an appetlto but
stimulates the now of the digestive
juIces anll thus furnIshes the ability
to dlglst. !
DIet for Tuberculosis.
The tuberculnr IlI\tlent needs pro-
telds , or tlssue.bulldlng foods , but only
just. the amount which can be asslml.
Inted and utilized by the bolly. Any
excess must. bo treated 1IIco poisons ,
and bence must. bo a burden to both
liver anll Iddne 's , and 11. waste of vital
enorg ) ' ,
Protolds must bo talten , not only III
moderato fluantlt . , but In the purest
form posslblo. 'l'lIe vegetahle It1ngdom
presents protellls In combination wah I
fats In great abllnllance , and in nuts ,
whIch can bo mallo easily dlgestlblo II
by thorough chowln : ; or by proper
preparation. I
'rhe yollts of eJgs afford also a com
blnntlon of fats and protelds which Is
admIrably sultod to the tubercular 111\
tlent. MUle , eSlleclally rIch mill" I
another food allapted to thIs class 01
patlonts when It docs not. product
"biliousness" throllgh IndIgestion
Mnny tubercular patients hayo dlla
tatlon at the stomach , Such cases
must avoid milk , Nearly all can takd
nuts It the rIght. lelnd Is selected and
grent care Is taleen with UlO mastlca.
tlon. Pecans. hlclmry nuts. almonlls
and f1lberts , pinons , or pine nuts are
the best varieties. Half 11. pounll 01
nuts may bo talten dally by the con.
sumptlve , not only wIthout harm , but
wlt.h Ireat. benefit , If comblnod wltb
other foods. A dIet consIsting oC nutlt
well.tonsted bread tlnd fruIts Is a per
feet llietary Cor the tubercular patlont.
The ) 'ollts oC a dozen eggs may bQ
usell In place oC nuts.
WHOLESOME RECIPES.
Lentil and Nut Loaf-.To ono pInt oC
rather llry lentil pulp adll ono cup oC
gratell Brazil nuts and sufficIent stale
breallcrumbs to malto 11. stll ! mixture.
Season with enlt tlnd sago I ! deslroll ,
Press Into bread tin an , , balto In a
slow oven ono hour or longer.
Fruit Soup-Into ono cUi' > o warm
water IJllt ono rounllln : ; tablepoonful :
ot SI\O and coole In a double. bailer
ona-haIr hour. 'fhen add two or three
whole cooltell prunes , one.fourth cup
stowed raisins , two tablespoonfuls
stewed cranberrIes , one teaspoonful
lel110n julco and sugar to suit the
taste. Allow it to heat until the fruit
Is hot , anll ser\'e. Yorl111ce11l or pearl
barley may bo substituted for sago ,
anll llrlod chenIes , with strawbel'l' '
and lemon juice , used In place of the
fruits mentioned.
Snowballs with Prunes-Steam dce
ono hour or until tenller , then form
Into balls , with ono large or two sm0.1I
prunes In the center. Serve with a hal
sauce mallo by warming Cor n. to"
minutes ono.half cup of moltose , te
which the julco oC one lemon has beell
n ddell amI little prune Julco to make
It of a consistency to pour easily.
Banana and Nut Salad-Peel thr04
bananas and slice " ' ' ' 1j alld one.hal
cupCul brolten ( not chollpell ) wnlnu' '
moats. Pour OYor UIIJI two-thirds CUI
of the dressing anll mIx well. Sorvl
on platters garnlshell with lcttucl
loavos.
Peas Croquettes-Boll until thm
ouhly ; done two cupCuls oC Scotol
peas , Rub through n colander nnl
add two woll.beaten egg. , a lItU ,
nunced parsley , n. . small grated on 1011
salt to t"Jto and llry bread crumb
enough to mnko qulto utUr. l orm Int
crofluetteD. roll In beaten eggs nn
breadcrurobs nnll balto In oven abou
ton minutes , A cup of chopepd wa
10 nuts will ImlJroVe the croquettos.
s. Savory Lentils-Coole two cupfuls c
s. lon'tUs until well done. Rub throus
a a colan r nnd adll salt nnd saso t
111 tuto. 1'1'0 BCJfVO , hellp In the center (
I the dish awl POT tomato aue
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I LEGISLA TURE
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A Synop3is of Proceedings of the Twenty t ! Ninth Gent !
ral Session. ,
1- SI NA'1'g-lI. H. 1i4 , transferring
, $18,000 from the Norfolle as ' 11\I1l CUlld
to the LIncoln afrlum fund , was roe
commlttell to the jlfllclnry committee
In the senate on the 24th. II. H. IiG ,
the salary appropriation 11111 , was pnss.
ed , S. 1' " 8 , lIy Heghtol , the count .
engineer's 11111 , was recommcnded for
) IIISHllge. ' 1'he 11111 affects l.uncaster
and DOIIglus counties and hoth BeJh. :
tel 1\1111 SuulltIers matIo talleH In Its
favOl' , S. I. ' . G , which IIrovllle ! ! fOl'
malting records In cases allpealed to
the SUIlI'Ull1e courl , and which Incl.
dentally cuts dowlI the fees of the Ills. I
trlct conrt clerIc , was I"ccnlled from
the houHe and Ilnsscd agaIn. When
the hill passell the first. tlmo It. re'
celved 21 votes , which 1.leutenul1t
Governor McGilton said catTetI with It
the emOl'gency cll1use. He found out
Ills mlstalw antI asltetI the senule to
rccnll the hill. It got. 2l : votes , just
one more than nocessllry to car\'y
with It the emergency calise. S. I .
20 , relutlng to the penalty fOl' the
crlmo of attempting to 110lson , was
recommended for passage , as WI1R S.
I . : JG , whIch Il1'ovldes thnt when the
1\11 sso 11I'1 rlvOl' cardes n. . pl1rt of Ne-
hraslm Into some othel" state the peo.
pie Oil the Innd shall become Inhabl.
tants of that. state and the land shall
hecol11O a vart of It , UllOn proclamation -
tion of the gOVOI'llOl' , Now bills I"cad
were : AllthOl'I1.lng'county COllrts to
Illspense with administration of es.
taleB' , which 11I'0 exomllt 1'l'om attuch.
ment nllcl wllch lII'e not liable for the
IlIIymelll of the debts of llecedellts ,
antI to estahllsh the heIrs at law. He.
fJuh'lnA' a hontI Cor cosls In ull cases
of allpeal to the distrIct court. from
auy ol'der , findIng or pl"oceedlngs of
anr houl'd 01' village trustees , cIty
cOllncll , cOllnty hoard or an ' other
hoard eXOl'c\slng \ jlll'lstIlctlon of a min.
IslOl'lal , jlldlclal 01' qunsl judIcIal na.
ture , 'To multo railroads transport
frelgh t nt the rate of ten miles an
hOllr 01' moro aCto ! ' loading and al.
lowIng railroads twenty.follr hours for
101l1llng fl'olght except. lIve stocle.
HOUSE-The house on the 2-1lh
Itllled the lantIlord lien hill by Voter
of Cedlll' hy n vote of 53 to : ! G , after
recommendIng It.fol' llassage last
wee Ie , FOI' some days last weelt It
.eemell as If the bill wus goIng to
lIass , but In the Interim members
m"oto ! to new vIewS' upQn the sub.
ject 1\11(1 ( when It came up for 11IISS-
uge It was Itl11ed , The vote stooll 2G
to Ga. 11. n. 50 , by Dames of DOllg-
Ills , was recommended for IndefinIte
postllOnemont. 1l sought to male It
a mlselemeanor for a person to malign
or sl a 1111 01' unotlel' I'ersoll In l111b1lc
slJeech , When th : : ! time tor action on
the bill cume Bames arose anll In.
formed the house he hall Introlll1coll
the measm'e by I'eqllest and dlt1Ce
looltlng over the bill did not. fa VOl' It.
'rhese hills were recommenclell Cor
tlassage : II. n. 28. 1Iy Pel'l'r-Tf ) all-
thol'lze a cOllnty attorney to lIIc ( 'am.
plaInt to w1\rmnt. a conviction , H , n.
:13 : bV Fostl'l' of
, , Douglas-ln1l0slng ] a
11enultr of from one to five years In
Ie ) Jenllentlary for jl1l'y hrlhlng , II ,
n. 80 , by Jnclson of Antelope-Rals.
iltg the salaries of the chief depllty
gr.mo and flRh commIssIoner from
$1.OO : ! to $1.S00 al1(1 ( the assIstant from
$ l,2lJO 10 $1,500 , H , H. 43 , by SmIth
of Burt-To 1)I'ovllle 11 cOllnly allol'-
IIf'y' with the OI'dlnU'y : lIumbOl' of IJer.
C'mlltOl'r challenges In ( 'ases where
thC'I'e are two 01' more defondllntR. II.
H , -I I , hy SmIth of DUI't-'I'o fOl'hltl
the dumpIng of I'efuso III strellmtJ
lIsed01' \ Ih'alnage. , " Amollg the hills
IlItl'ol1ucOll were the following :
Ar.lcm'lng section 2 or article : ! of
IJhWer : \ x\1I1 'to ' I'l ! ul : "An ' IJerSon
I11hY male such chal'go alld the ( lis.
tl'll't court. shall have exclusive orlg.
lual jul"isdlctloll thereof by sunUlIons ,
'I'nltes orllnal ; jurisdIction In cases
\ \ 1l'e cOllnt } ' olIlclllls I1l'e chal' e1 !
with malCeasnnce from counl ) ' ( ' 0111'
mIssIoners anl1 gIves It. to the dlstl'lt 1
( ' 0\11'1. " Pro\'ldlns fOl' a state 11 C'COlnt ,
ant at a salm'y of $2,000 and $ IiOC
lrl\\"c'lng l'XpenSl's. AIIlIohttml'nt te
ho mal(1 : hy Ihe govel'l101' , tl'ellsul'el'
I f.e'I'1 ! ah'y of stnte , lanl1 commlsslonCl
an/I altOI'no ' gelleral. Co I' l wo 'cal' [ '
heCllllt'ng rcglstratlon of autol11ohllo'
In ( l1co of secl'etar ' of state allt ! Jm
I lioses a Ceo of $1. ' 1'ho olIlclal If ! 1'0
C1ulr < : l1 to gIve It a numbel' , whle. !
must IIC' dlsllla'ell on bacle In lIun.er
aIR at least three Inches high , 1\I.IIS
1Iut c a'eed I'ensonahle speell On high
WI'S : CI' ten mlles an hour In ( 'Iosel :
buill111 sections. Must stoll.hen all
111'OIWhll11 ; horses that arc l'eRtlve. fir.
( luh'e J hl'alef ! anll whlto lights il
fl'ont anl1 1'ell ' IIghls In the rear , Dc
dares all munll'lpal OI'dlnnllcl'S' regl !
latlng the subject In11 III , but allow
Illos to contl'Ol vehlclef ! offered t ,
Ihe IIuhll ( ' fol' hlrl , Violation of th
11rovlslons of the lI(1t If ! mal1e IJlmlsl
IIblo by a IIno rllnglng fl'Om $25 to $ lil
01' not to exccell thll.ty days In th
county jnll ,
S NA'rloclCtt f Lancllsh ,
. WOII n. tel11110ral'Y vlctor ' ever th
L , jul1lcllll'y commltteo on the 2rith I
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r that the senate votel1 to ulnco hIs 11
( I VOl'CO bill on general 1110 after tlJ
d conlTnltteo had reconunollllell that It \ :
It Inl1efinltely Ilostponol1. 'fho jul1lclnt
. . committee then ' ' ' ' ,
, 0\01' " [ oelwtt's 111'
test , cal'l'lell a motion to have the bl
II discussed at once , After an Intel'cs
h , Ing debate 011 the mcrlts or the hI' '
o Moclcott secured the IlI\ssage of a m
II tlon to mal\O the hili a Sl1001111 01'111
:0 for tomorl'ow aftornoon. S. I. ' . S , I
IJoghtol , provllling that count . SIII'VO
I ors shall I\ct as county enGlnoers ,
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paf ! ! on hrldges anll olhOl' pullllc wOI'le
done fOJ' a , COUl1t ' was IIIISSl'd. liS was
S , I. ' . :11 : ; . provllllnl ; that. whell t e lls-
souI'I river chops orc u Illeco of Ne.
bl'llRlm ancl lands It In ono oC the bor ,
clel' Htlltes , It shall hecome a IlI1rt of
lhal state , togothm' with Its Inhllhlt.
ants. These bills were Illtrolluced : I .
ProvidIng the 8Ullr0l110 court IIhllll.
name thl'eo commlsslonorR to I'evlse
the slatutes and report to the next
legislatlll'e , AII10JHllng the l'fvll corlo
1''lating to the recover ) ' oC damages.
I'l'Ovldlng COI' the ol'Janlzatlon of the
Stille Banldng bonrd and dollnlng the
clulles of the hoare ! . MIIIlng IlIiu on
IIII'sonal llrolwrty It Jlt'st lIell on the
prollerty for two yem'H. Amelldlng the
law relating to the rccovery oC dam.
agC's so that In cnaes of wan Ion ag-
grpslwmess ! : ! on the Imrt of eefe1Hlant !
thf' jlll' ' may It Wll 1' < 1 exemplary damages -
ages , To 1I1'0\'ll1e Cor th < > aRfeSSment
of mOl'tgnges at ; rcml elute ! : ! : the hold-
PI' of the mOl'tgage on real estate to
pay taxeR 011 the morlgage and the
ownOl' of the 11I'OlJerly 10 IInY on the
aHHCSf'ment. of the IJI'opcl't ' less the
amonnt. of the mortgaJ : ; . 'ro provide
thllt a womr" who commltR udultery
B111111 be tined $200 or Bentenccd to jail
CCJl' a 'eal' : II 1I1an , married or unmal'-
rlcd. to lie senlenced to the IIcnllen.
tlal' ' for two years or Imy a fine ot
$ GOO ,
1I0\JSF' \ 'I'he house on tlH' 25th
Ilnssed the first hili Introduced thIs
Hession. The hili Is 11. H , 1 , hy Bul'lls
of Lancastm' , drawn hy the attorney
g ( > neral , lIrovllllng COI' perRonul RIII'oty
bonds fOJ' state olllcm'lI. II , H. 21 , by
Uoher/s. / was ) lasselIt. \ . IIrovldes that
whure ) latents have heen 01' may be
Issued to 11 Ilel'son who has dlod IJI'e'
vlous to the Issllance of such patent
It shall operate 10 yeit : the title III the
I I1's I , deviseeS' ai' aSHIgnC'es of the de-
ceaseel patentee , gl'llst of , Iohnaon In.
troduced a rC'solution to sen,1 , a com.
mlttee of three , wIth a 1I1to commIt.
lee Cl'om the senate , 10 the Kansns
slate ! lonltentlm' ) ' to Investlgato and
1'l)1ort. ) on the hlndlng twIne plant wIth
a vIew of eltln Information useful
10 the Nuhmslm legislature In Imsslng
on the 1101Hling hili to otabllflh ! : ! ; Il
plant at. the Nebraslm 11Onllentlary ,
'I'he resolution pased. ! Bills Intro-
Iluced Included : An Ilot to malte Olen
season fOl' III'alrlo chlcleClHI , ! iage
grouse Septemher 1 to Novemhel' ao ;
jaC'le snille , 'Vilson snllle , 'ellow le s ,
Soptembel' 1 to May 1 ; wild pigeons ,
doves , )1lovor ) , .Tuno Hi to August 1 ;
trout , AIJrll 1 to Octobel' J : all other
fish , April J to November 15 ; allowIng -
Ing ono hunlbl' to Itlll not more than
ten ) ll'Illrle chlclens In anyone day In
Selltember ; maltos IIenalt ) ' of $5 line
01' ten da } ' ! > In jail for each hiI'd unlawfully -
fully had. An act. to 11rohlblt the II1ay-
Ing of the game of football in the
stllte of Nebraslm. FIne of $1i0 to $100
01' thIrty to ninety days In jail for first
offense and one to two years In the
penitentiary for secOlul offense , An act
10 gIve State nanltln honrll ( lIocre- [
tlonary Ilower In granting charters Cor
slate banIs when satlsfil'd ' with character -
acter and rosllonslhlllty of ofllrers , An
act to emllowOl' the Board of County
Commlsslonol's or Snlwrvlsors to malto
contrarts COl' the consiructimi and re.
IIaral Ion of hrlllges In theIr counties ,
anll 10 authorlzl' su'h hoards to )1\11" )
( 'hase the l1uceSSI1l'y brltlge malOl'lals
and omllloy the nocesslllT labor and
constl'lwt I' rOl1alr such hrldges when ,
In tholt' jndgment , It. would be to the
lutoresl of the county to do so.
SENA'I'E-The juvenile court lIlli ,
Introllu'ed rn' Senator l\Iocltett of
LancllstOl' , was recommended fOl' )1as. )
sago on the' 2Gth. 'rhere was no de.
bate. ' 1110 hili IIrovldes three Ilroba-
tlon officers In counties having It pall'
ulutlon of moro than GOOOO. In coun.
tics of less thun 40.000 lho jurlsdlct Ion
Is YCHtld In the county judge. In the
cities the pollco judge ! : ! have charge
of the juvenllo courts , while In the
lane countloH the dIstrict. jUdges select -
lect ono of theh' lIumber to Ilresldo.
> > The bill 1J11\1\Cs IIcglect of { 'hlhlren an
offense. Parcnls are resllonslble for
, the crIme of having chlldron III evil
surrolllullngs. Altol'lJey Geneml Brown
hellm'os the bill Is constitutional. "If
. It Is not , no ju\'onlle conrt bill can
. ho drawn that IB , " ho declared , No ,
I ri.l. was recommended fOl' Ilnssage ,
_ This measure transCPl's $18.000 ( I'om
the NorColle as 'llIm fund to the f1llul
of the all 'lum at 1.lncoln. Senate f1le
, . No , 20 , ' SonatOl' Yore oC Sllllne , waE
; . passed , It. III'ovldes a IJenall ' of fl'on1
. t.wo to fifteen 'elll'S for )1el'sons ) COIl
i1 vcted ! of )1olsonlng ) 01' attomllted )101 )
: . son lng , Senate f1l0 No.13 wus )1nssed )
'l'hlB Is a joInt resolution hy Seuatol
1'.Iesel'vo or DIxon. nlllll'o\'ln the w01'1
of the South Dal\Ola.Nobl'Uslm boun
dnry commIssIon. A numbel' of bl11l
WOl'O Intl'OIluccl1.
HOUSE-In the house on the 2Gll
a largo l1I11uhel' of hills were reporte (
bncl { h ' the stl\lllllng ( 'ommltteeS' at ) (
) llaced on the gl'npra I f1le , House ml
No , 8. by Dol1ge , to'C'SI authority eve
the Omaha wutl'r 1111lnt In the munlcl
111I1 watm' hoard , WIIS r(11101'tl11 bnel
without recommellllallon hy Chalt'm 1
Lee of the ( 'ommltteJ on cIties ani
towns , who then mo\'C'11 Its 1t1llefinlt ,
IJOstllouemC'nt. 'l'hls was resented b ;
Dol1go , who ( lhargel1 ball fulth. In tha
It hall beC'n ugl'eell In commltteo tha
the 11111 was to bo allow ell to go t
the gencral f11o , Leo denlol1 an ' Inten
to talto un nnfalt' advantage , and wltl
drew hIs motion , suhstltutlng for j
another IJlaclnl ; the bill on genere
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f11l' . Till : ! motion IIr\'nl1'd. ThC' lot. !
lowing blllg wel'l' 11I\ ! ! ell : 110uso 1'011
No.3 , hy Whlliham , Ilrovltling for sIx
( 'ol1\l1\lsslonCl' \ \ of I hl' HHllI' me courtj
houHo roll No. 4:1 : , II ' Smith , IIrovldlng
that , where two or rIHlt'O IIel'sons
chargeel with It l'I'IlUO 1\1'0 t rlel1 to.
gether , the IIroHel'uUng nUm'ney shal1
ho enlltlC'11 to three llOl'emlltol' . ' chal.
lenges fol' ellt'h j hOllso rollIG , by
Knox , alllJl'oprlatlJ1g the normal
bchool lIJl'Ur ! ' funlls fOl' the Ilurchnsc
oC heels (01' the 1'1'11 al(1 Kearney
state normal schools. 111 eommlttl'e of
the whole house I'Ol1s Nos , fI7 to 100
IIICluslvo , by Clarke of Douglas , wore
recommendel1 Cor IHlssagC' , Thc'3e are
hili' association hills. relative to ) lrac.
tiel' ! In jnstlco COlII't , nnl1 IIrovlde ,
resllectlvely , for a chllngo In the IIlnco
oC t rial on nccoUllt of IIlaH or pre.
judIce. Cor jlll'Y 1I'Ial , COI' jnl'Y Cees nnd
COl' costs on change of trial. Among
hl11R Inll'oehlC'cel were the following :
To give Interlll'han electric rallroal1
lines the right. of omlnunt. domain , as
enjoyel1 by steam railroad companies.
An : lct IJllrehaslt1g : authorizIng the
sale and dlltl'lbutloll ! of Cobbey'o an.
notated st llutes of NebraslHl ; 11I'o\'ldei :
thut. the state Ihall lIurchase 5,000
sets at. $ G IIel' set COl' the use of the
stute , und to be sold to counties anll
citizens : Jl cot. ! : !
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Mockett Divorce Bill.
'rhe Moclwtt divorce bill , whIch was
the sUbject of u lengthy debate In the
senate 011 the 2lith. a1ll1 which was
macle a speclul ol'dm' , In snbstance Is
as' follows :
' 1'he meaRllrf ! pl'o\'lt11f ! I hat no pel'on
! 'hltll lJC entitled 10 It dlvorco lor an '
cause IlI'IHlng' III IhlH IItate who has
IIl1t hnc1 nctlllll 1'IIIIlIIICO ! In thlH Htlltn
for n t leaHt olle 'eUl' Ill'xt hofm'o
hl'lnlnA' lho l'Iull , wllh lho Illtention or
Inaltlnlhe / IIlllte a pnrmallont home :
IIhw , Ihat 110 pOI'HOn IIhall be entitled
In 11 dh'Ol'l'O fOl' an ' ellllSO III'IHlnA' ont
of the IItato unlllIlI the petilionel' 01'
cefendllnt ] shall hllVO rCHlded ! within
the Rtatl : ' fOl' n t lellilt t'o'carll next
Ill'fol'o hl'lnA'lnA' the Rult , wlt'll the bonn.
tll1e Intention of Inllltin/-\ / hlR home.
H IH fll1thel' II1'o\'lcJec1 In the mens-
111' ( ' that II hill COI' dl\'ol'ce , ulimony or
malnt'naneo lIIay he exhlbltl'lI h ' a wlCo
In hI' own numl' , UII wull Uf ! b ' a
IJURbntH ] : and In all CURes the respondent -
ent IIIlly answel' Rll'h petition 01' bill
without oath , No IwrHon shall be en-
tilled to a vole IInleRH the defendant
: : Ihall ha0 heen ) servCll wi th
, ,
IJI'ORH , If with n this stnte. or with
persona I notice clIlr p1'ove11 and up.
pelll'ln of 1'e'fll'I ] . It out lIr this state ,
01' IInl'l's .1efl'l11lnllt IIhull hllvo en-
tel'el1 an npp'arnncl' In the caRO : hu
If It shall appeal' to the RatlsfnC'tlon
of the ( , OU1't thnt the petitioner doeR
not Inow the IIdch'esH 01' 1'eHh1ence at
the 11e,11I1nnt. anll hllR not heen able
to aR'l'rtaln elthor aCtor rl'lIsonahte
unl1 dllo 11I1J1I1I' ' and scal'ch continued
fol' Rlx mOllthll , the COUl't 01' jullf'e In
vacation lIIay l1ulhorlzo notice by puh-
lIeatlon ,
S'tlon :1 : of th ( ' hill pro\'ldeR thllt n.
lvol'ce HlmU 1I0t lJeeo)1Je IInnl 01' opel'-
ntl\'e IInlll Rlx months aCtel' tl'lul and
deelsloll except fol' the purpose or 1'0-
vlow hy pl'ocoedlng'R In el'l'OI' or a\l.
pert I , 111111 for such IHlrpOReH onh' the
.dpc'I'c'e IIhall he trellted all a fnal order
IIR SOOIl HR r ( > IH1cl'e , Provided that it
p1'oceecllng-s In el'l'ur 01' hy UIpenl hl\\'o
hel'n Instituted within Raid six month8.
the de'I'pc Mhall not heeorno flnal until
the proceeclln R al'o 1I111llly determined.
] f no Rueh pl'oc'edIl1A'S are IIIHtltuteli
the cllRt1'let ( , ollrt mll ' lit an ' time
within Rlx months VHcate or molllCy
the dcc1'l'e ,
Concentrated Wisdom.
The following address was dellv-
erod by a ) 'OIl11g Indian student on
his graduation from the agency
school. Not many white pupils could
haye condensed the truths emlmor-
ated Into such small space :
"My friends , I do not. propose to
excite hostilities by adyanclng the
proIlOsltlon that. wo stand on the
thresholll of lICe. I leave that to the
palo-facell graduate of a more athletic
curriculum , I Camc from a town at
300 souls and eighteen real estate
agents. On my return my ltlnsmen
wlll stroll out of th tepee to greet
their brother and asle hIm where ho
got that hat , wlule the llusle ' daugh.
ter of Bar-Horso-Wlth.the.Glanders
will don her pink waIst.
All that the red man Is today l1e
owes to thc pale'face. 'Ve have been
so beneyolenUy assimilated tlmt ono
measly government agent can round
up and herd a whole Indian reserva.
tlon. The pale.face lobster gives us
a botUe of whlslty-wlth a string tied
to it. And the string reaches to the
federal court. room , where wo lie
around for a couple of weeles whl10
the witnesses are cashing In their pay
YOllchers. Then wo walle homo In a
snowstorm ,
The sun of the red man is setting
In the west , Soon wl11 IJls copper'
colored tribes bo assImilated by the
copper trust and he will bo oxtlnct. .
You mny put hIm Into a blcyclo sull
and tan shoes , hut ho wl11 contInue
to yearn for plaulccd musltrat an Ja'
malca ginger , His dars are number ,
ell.
Her Lesson from the Sermon.
A elerg 'man gIves some pertlnenl
Instances of the unexpected to bE
mot with in preaching. "At my tlm (
of lIfo I ought. not. to bo stunned t ,
anything. but one dar. after servlco
a good woman of my Hock dId man
L age to talto my breath away , I wa :
preachIng about. God's wisdom In car
Ing for us all and I said that. tb. .
Father Imows best which of us groWl
beltel' In the 5unllght. and whlcl
must hl\vo 'Bhade , YOII Imow YOI
plant. roses In the sun and hello
tropes and goranlums , too. but If YOI
put fuchsIas to grow you must pu
them In a shndy noole.
"I hOIJell the sermon would bo I
comforting ono and after It was eve
a WOll1an came to mo , hOl' face glm"
Ing with plC'nsuro which was ovldenl
ly deo)1 ) and trlle , 'Oh , doctor , I a11
'So glall of thnt sermon , ' salll ShE
claspIng my hand and shalclng I
warm ! ) ' . My heart warmed as I war
derell whnt. tender place I ha ,
toucholl In lJOr soul , but 111 ' joy lasl
ed for a moment enl ) ' , 'Yes : sll
wont on , fon'ently , 'I never Imew bl
fore what was the matter with m
fuchsias ! " -London InterIor.
'Nonco to l)1sul11 ) , hut don't tell over
body the whole truth about the thin
) 'ou Imow ,
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CONIoTANT : : ACHING.
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Dnok aches all the time. Span. ) -
your appetite , wC'ariC'S the bOll ) ' , war- \ !
all
1'109 the mint ! , 1\Illne8 cause It
' Killne ' :
nnll Doan's
P1l1s relieve nnd "
cure It.
II , B , McCarver.
or 201 Cherl'Y st. , 1
Portland , Ore. , III' '
specter oC freight
for the 'l'ransCoII'
tlnental Co" sars :
"I used Donn's Kid.
ney P1l1s Cor bacle
ache anll other . , . . . \
sym ; ) Jtoms oC Itld. "
ney trouble which
bl1d annoyed mo )
for months. I thlnl :
n cold was rospon.
sible for the whole trouble , It seemed
to settle III my Itillneys. Doan's Kid-
neY' Pills rootell It out. It Is several
months sInce I usell them , anll up to
dnte there has been no recurrence or
the trouble. "
Doan's Kidney Pills for Bale by nIl I
dealers. Price O cents } IeI' box. FoSe I
ter.1\Ulburn Co. , Buffalo , N. Y.
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Spanish Bridal Customs. .
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In SHaIn a brillo has no girl at- . ,
tenllants to stand at the altar with .
her , but Instead a "mndrlna , " or god. ,
mothm' . Neither docs she 11avo
weddIng cl\lto or any Cestlvo llepartura
after the eere1l10n ' . The wedded pair
go quietly to their new home , whera '
they remain \lnUi the following day , I
when they start on their honeymoon.
Before leaving they pay a formal visit
tu their res)1ectlve ) relaU\'es.
Profossor's Atrocious Pun.
Professor Strunk ot the English department - J
partment of Cornell Ulilversity Is :
fonll papa , as well as 11. desperate punster - )
ster , Ills favorite form of oxerclso Is
trundlng a baby carrIage along the
campus wall < s. On day whllo ho waJ !
so employell a friend hailed him Wltil I
the query : "Giving : ) 'our son nn airIng -
Ing , B1l1y ? " " o , " replied the proCes- I
Bor with dignity. "I'm giving my heir
a sunning , " I
VIctim of Necessity.
With her bus band In the hospital ,
Mrs. Wood , wife of a London drn ' -
man , sold her fireguard for 25 cent.s
to buy 100dnd soon afterward her
child burned to
three-yelr-old was
death.
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HIS EXPERIENCE TEACHES THEM
That Dodd's Kldnp.y Pills will cur
Bright's DIsease. Remarkable case
of George J. Barber-Quick recovery -
ery after years of suffering.
Estherv111e , Iowa , Jan. 23d.-Spe- (
clal-Tho experience or Mr , Georga
J. Barber , 11. well Imown cltlzon oC thIs
place , justifies hIs frIends In malting
the announcement to the world
"BrIght's Disease can be cured. " l\lr.
Barber had Itllln y trouble and It do-
velopell into Bright's lJIsease , Ho . .
treated It with Dodd's KIdney Pilla { J ,
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J.nd to-day ho Is a well man , In an
intervlow ho snys :
"I can't say too much for Dodd's
Kidney Pills. 1 had Klllney Dlseaso
for fifteen years and though.1 doctored -
ed tor It with the b st doctors here
nnd In Chicago , it developed Into
Bright's Dlsense , Then I started to
use Dodd's Klllney Pills and two boxes
cured mo completely. I thlnle Dolld's
Kldnoy Pills are the best. In thl )
world. "
A reme y that w111 cure BrIght's
Disease will cure any other form or (
KIdney Disease , Dodd's Kidney PUIs
no\'er fall to cure Brlght's'Dlseaae. ;
It Is very dIfficult for a man to be-
( levo that a girl with golden hair and
blue eyes woulll ever tell 11. fib.-llaIU-
more American ,
10,000 } IJnntll for 10c.
This is n. remarkable offer thl ) John A' .
Salzcr Seed Co. , La Crosse , 'Vis. , makes _
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Salzer Seeds have a national reputation'
as the earhest , Jillest , choicest the earth
produces. They will s nd you their b ! ;
plant find seed eatltlog , together : wilb
enough eed to grow I
1,000 fine , 80lill Cahbages ,
2,000 rich , juicy 'l'urnips ,
2,000 blanching , nutty Celery ,
2,000 rich , buttery Lettuce ,
1,000 splcndid Onions ,
1,000 rare , luscIOus Hadishr. ,
1,000 glorIously brilliant Flowers.
This great offer ill made in orller to induce -
duce you to try their warranted lieedll-
for when you once plaut them you will
grow no others , ami
ALL } 'OR nUT 160 rOSTAC1E ,
p'rovillin you will return this notice , and
If ) 'OU wIll Bend them 2Ge in poslage , they
will add to the ahove a big package of the
earliest Sweet Corn on carth-Salzer's :
l ourth of Jul-fnll ' 10 days earlier than
Cory , Peep 0' Day , etc. , etc. [ W. N. U. ]
When Vanity enters at the front
o1oor Roaaon steals out the back way. l ,
Rare Coed Thing.
I1Am1sln ALLEN'S FOO'l'-EASE , nnll
emu truly 81\1 would not 1m vo beeu wlthou ! !
It so long , hud I known the rollcf It would
glvo my achIng feot. I think It rare b"Ootl
thing ( or anyollo ha. "lug 801'0 or tired ( eet-
Mrs , Mat1d'lIoltwert \ , Providence , It I.u
Sold by all Drugglats , 25c , sk to. ay.
A good reputation Is a fall' estate ,
but there are others on which It. 15
easier to get a mortgage.
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A GUA1tANTJmD'um \ : JrOIt rnl S. : ,
Ilcbtn , lll1nd , lIIecdlnl : ur l'r Jlrndlul : 1'110' . Yuur }
dMlg tlt will refuml ulIJney It I'\ZO 01N'nmN
talll to curti yuu 111 a 10 U day. . We.
oJ
The best wny to avenge ourselves
Is not to re"emblo these who hn.vo In-
jurel ! us-A mlel.
Smocr9 } find Low Is' "Sln lo Dlnllrrll
trulght 50 cI ar bettor Iluallt . than most
100 brautls. Lowls' Pactol' '
, Peoria , 111.
Rattle brains alwa's ma the most l
rncltol \
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