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By D. M. AM81ItnnY.
aROKJDN DOW. - - NEDn.UfJU
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L Brief T e1e rams J
There are now 8)6G,672 ) In Now
Yorle state.
Ex.Governor Andrew R. McGill ,
aged 66 years , died at heart disease at
St. Pnul. 1\1lnn.
The planL at the Petrollo. Pacldng
company nt Petrolln , Ont. , WI1S de-
Ilroyed by fire.
'fho LIghtner hoisting worlts I1nll
torty stamp mills at Anges ] , Co.l. , were
destroyed by fire.
Minister or 1 lnance Knudsen of
Norway 11M resigned and his r Slgna.
tlon has been acceilled.
Franle A. Vn.nderllp urges the Com.
mercln.l club lo talO UII I1n Investlgn. .
. lIon at the question or old ago pen-
sions.
FIrst Lleutenn.nt George W. llradlo
ot the First United Slates Infantry ,
stationed at Fort Porter , committed
sulche. ]
Adolph Alstraph has been arrested
o.t San Francisco , Cn. ! . , on the charge
ot embezzlement to the amount of
UOOOOO trom the East AsIatic com-
pany.
Th Japanese torolgn olllco October
28 , acceptell Emperor William's suggestion -
gestion that the powers withdraw
their troops trom Pelmg , oxcoptlng the
] egatlon guards.
The Intornatlonal lIve slocle show ,
which wns scheduled ftr the firs
week In December In Chicago , hns
been I > ostponed until the weole com-
monclng December 16.
The men who registered at a hotel
Sunday nght In East 8t. : Louis , 111. , as
: ? d. 1\1. Donaldson amI Tony E. Don-
aldson , his 80n , were found nsphyx-
Jated by gas In their room.
The slntement ot George Bernard
8hnw , pnywrlght ] , that Sir Henry Ir-
71 g , Importuned the llrltlsh court for
ghthood , Is denied and slnrto a
spirited dlsputo In England.
The population of Greater Now
York , ns counted by the slnto enum-
erntlon bureau on June 1 nnd Is 4-
014,304 , as compared with $3,437,202
in 1900 , and $2,607,414 In 1890.
The latest official estlmato of the
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horlngo of the rico crop In .Tapan this
Fc > , ar places It at nearly 14 per cent lees
than the average and 2ri per cent.
lower than the crop ot last year.
The Kn.lser's Moroccan policy ells-
pleases France , Engand ] , Spain and
ItalY , and 1\1. : Loubet's warm reception
by I < : lng Alfonso shows the depth of
the feollng aroused says J. Cornely.
Charles II. Darrllng Ims rotlrod from
the office at assistant secrolary of the
navy , which post ho has held slnco
December 16 , 1901. Ho wlU bo sue-
ceoded by Truman II , Nowberry ot
Detroit , 1\Ilch.
The Swedish steamer Johan of 1,72'1
tons , and the Russian bark Antares of
840 tons , both founderel recently In
the North , sea after II. coHlslon.
Twenty.slx mon of the two crovs
were drowned ,
WlUlam Schaus , an entymologlst of
Twlcltenham England , formerly of
Now Yorlc , has presented the national
museum a $100,000 collection of over
60,000 spoclments of South and Central -
tral American moLlIB ,
Association football wIU bo Introduced -
duced ns a colle o eport at the Unl-
vorslty of Chicago. Coach Aonzo ]
Stagg Blnrted the movement by aBk-
Ing the schools of philosophy and letters -
ters of the junior colleges to organlzo
teams.
William Schaus , an ontomooglst ] of
Twlclconham , Engand ] , formerly of
Now Yorlc , haB presented to the No.-
tlonnl museum , Washington , D.O. , a
' 100,000 coUertlon of over GOOOO spec ! .
tncns ot South and C'ontral American
moths.
At MlnneapoIls , Mayor JoneB an ,
nounced that In future all the snloons
IUld betel bars must bo closed on Sun.
day. They have not closoll for yonr
and the announcement causes thE
greatest constornatlon among the II.
Quor trado.
. An excursIon train carrying Mor.
mons from Salt Lalm CIty wIU arrive
at Moxlco City this weolt. Marmor
agents bavo purchased tracts of lam :
In the slnto of Oaxaca'for colonlzntlor
i. purposes , the ox tent being moro tbnr
: M.OOO acres.
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ArtlclcB med with the secretary 0
slnto of Ohio Increasing the capltn
\ ) stocle at the East J..Iverpool TractlOi
: and Light company from $ GOOO to $3 ,
: . 000,000 , marlts the conclusion of a bll
r
: : : . ' tracUon and light merger In South
I eastern Ohio ,
r : Edward O. Beardon , money orde
. ' clerk In the postoffico at August , Ga
' . ' committed sulcI do , after being aslco
by an Inspector to turn over hi
cnsh drawer and boo'cs for examine
tlon. No shortage In his account
.bas yet been discovered.
The report of the Colorado Fuel (
Iron company for the yenr ended Jun
80 shows a deficit pnyment of InterC !
taxes tlncl rentals of $311,993.
Bob WlJllams , an Austrnllan IIg1l
'Wolgbt publJlst , who wIU secle II. matc
with Britt or Neson ] , hM arrived (
Victoria , B , 0. , from Australia.
Robbers wrccltod the vault and Bal
at the banle of Creighton , at Orolg !
ton , Mo. , and escuped with $4,000.
Honrlle ] bson , the Norwegian dram
tlst , Is now pronounced lo be sutrerll1
from arterial sclerosis. He Is vel
feeb14 and unable to move , but 15 me :
Jll rljht.
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IF YOU ARE A WOMAN
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Whnt Mrs. Ford Says Concornlng Dr.
Wlllinmo' Pink Pills will Surely
Interest You.
"I wlRh 1 coul < 1 help ether women oa
rid oC cortl\llI phYllkml troubleH I\H com-
plowly M 1 hll\'o Hucceullml 111 gol.l.hll . (
rid of millo , " nahl ; 'tlrH , B. B , 1'orl1 ! , of
PIIBhtllulnhll , 1\1IRH. , reculll ] . ) ' . . . You
lwow"liho COli till 11I(1 ( , "t'lIIt n wOlllnll'A
bOl\lth ( IOpl'lIefi ] chll.fly Oil the i'egn-
] urlty of jllflt 0110 fUllction. If "ho
fn\ls \ to keep that llropcrly rC/1I1alcel / rho
bus 110 l1lul of phYII1 < 'I\1 mIMel'Y' I IHlf-
forml from thnt 0110 CIlURO for two
wroldwII veRl'II , dnrillg' 0110 of whloh 1
WM kept "in hcel nil Iho t11110. I tried
Dlcdlcll1cS olloll h to onro nllY illllesli ,
but lIothhll ( gn"o mo the rUghtc/lt hOllo-
fit ulltlll ) , OHUIIUHllIg Dr. WIIIIuIIH' PIllk
IiIIs for Pnle Poopu. ] 'fhoy cured lIIe.
Why , I WIlS rmll'cl'illg nB the tllIlO llrnc-
tlcny ] ] froll ! slclCllcHR of the stollll\ch ,
dlzzilless or RW 1l1l1lillH III my heml nlld
pnill in illY llIlolt. Now I Iun elltlroly
free from ( ! iRcOlllfort of thlltjorl. . Il\1n
1I0t OIlY ] nhlo to ] wep 011 III. ) ' fl'Ut , 1mt to
do my worc ] nil a tCllchcr , 1111(1 to elljoy
the ponlmreH ] thnt COIIIO through the
poiIRCRRion or HOllllll hcalth.
. . Withlll thrpu WNJCH ] IIClor heglllnln'f
' . 'illJc Pills lox-
the URO of Dr. Wl1IillIllH' )
loriullclIHlCh ) 1'l'Jlof thnt I Iwow thuy
mUlit ho nelnlllml to the IIcell/l / of illY CIlRO.
AnAJr IIRillg thulII for /lhort whllo , {
I boclUIIO 111111 hnvo 1111100 l'OllllLllICIL n
weB WOlllnll , 1\1111 the rCIlHon why 1/1 Him-
Illy thllt I loolt I ) r , Wl1Iil\1l1/1' / Pillk 1'1118. '
'l'hcso pillH nmlco ulurillo not 1011 rcg-
olnr IUlIl ] 1aillleRH , ll11l1ish hcu1nchcH ( , lun-
guor , IICl'\OURIICIIR , cronto l\J1petltu , ] Iro.
mole dlgolltlon , )1ut ) color ill the com-
plexloll , hullll upfjlrulIgth n1\l ( henlth.
Every WOlllnll IIhould HUlHl to the Dr.
Williams l\IClIcillo ! COlli 1111 II Y , Schullec-
tl\lly N.Y. , for vaullblo ] boulder , UII-
titlel ! . . Plnln 'fnIlcs to WOIIIOII. " It wiU
bo IIl1\l1ell free in Rl'1\IOIl ellvelopo to the
I\dl1rellll of nllY I\llpJlcnllt. \ViIIlnllls'
Piuk PUla I\ro 60 ] by 1\11 druHglstfl.
She Doesn't Need to Have Dollars.
In every lown It IB sa1 < 1 of the prettiest -
tiest girl : "Sho has no sense.-At-
chlson OIobo.
Important to Mothor. .
Examlno core tully Oycry bottle ot CASTOnJA , I
a ute and Bure remedy tor Intents and children ,
and ace that It \
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Dears the'J /
Slgnaturo erIn
In Uao lror Over 30 Years.
'l'ho Kind You 11l1vo Always Dought.
A BIR Claim.
I have all m ) ' me been made awnro
when death has Belzed or danger
threatened those I love. Thus no fear
of ovl1 thlngB ever dlsturbB m , so
cortaln am I that IC the worst of all
calamlLlos beCo ] , I should Imow It on
the Instnnt or ItB happonlng , without
the need of any human n.gency.-He- ]
en Mathers In the Dally Graphic.
Startling Method of Protection.
Dr. Barnnrdo , the London philanthropist -
thropist , had a startJIng way of pro.
tectlng the ll perS upon his deBk from
the dovastatlngly tidy houscmald. In
a was to paper basl.et under the study
table basted ] two snalccs. 'l'hls "work-
ed IIIto a charm , " according to a. per-
sonnl friend of the doctor's.
Brides Remain Hidden.
At a Yezcdee marriage the brldo Is
covered from head to foot , and when
she reaches Iwr new homo she hides
bohlnd 11. curtain , where she stays for
eight days , and no ono can see her. At
Drnse the brho ] Is hidden with a rod
veil , which Is Ilrst removed In the
bridal chamber.
uAh , There's the Rubl"
If the vlcLlm oC unrcqulted ] eve can
only mnnage to hold out until the glr ] I
bas bcon married nine 01' ten yea.rs and
\B \ trying to ralso a. fn.mlly and 110 her
own houBoworlc , ho Is I\hnost Buro to
' .1e nbe ] to get o\'er It.-Chicago Rec-
ord.Herald.
OLD FASHIONED FARE
Hot Biscuits , Grlddle.Cakes , Pice and
Puddings.
The food that IImliO tUtJ atntJllI
Atrong Is sometimes unfit for the chll-
dron under the new condlLlons that
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our chnnglng clvlllzaLlon Is constantl )
bringing In. One or MI' . Dr'an's neIgh-
bors In the great state oC Nebraska.
writes :
"I was raised In Iho South , where
, hot blscultfJ , grlddlocaltes , ple8 nnd
pUddlngB nre eulen at almost e\'ery
meal , and by the time I located In
Nebraska I found m'seJr a sufCeror
from Indigestion and Its attendunt
Uls-dlslrcsB and pains after 111eas ,
an ahnost conBtant hendaeho , dull ,
hcnvy seeplness ] lIy day 1111 < 1 seop- ]
lessness at night , Joss of fICBh , Impaired -
ed mcmor ) ' , elc. , elc.
"I was raphlly becoming Incapncl-
tated Cor business , when II. valued
frleml Buggosted 11. change In my diet ,
the abanllonment of heavy , rich Bturt
and the use of Grallc.Nuts food. I followed -
lowed the good ad\'lco and shall aI-
wa's 110 thanl\Cul that I did so.
"Whatevor may 110 the experlenco
r of others , thl. . oenollcla ] efCects of the
change were apparunt In my cuso a-
most hnmcUately , 1\1y stomach ,
which had rejected olher food for so
long , took to Grape.Nuts most ] tndly ! ;
In a Ilay or two my hcadacho was
gone , I began to sleep healthfully amI
before a weole was out the scaes
showed that my lost weight was com.
Ing baclt.Iy ! meIl101' ) ' was restored
with the rellowed'Igor that I telt hl
body n11l1 mInd. For Ihreo ) 'cars no'
Grupo.Nuts food hns IWllt 1110 In Ilrlme
condlLlon , and I I'OPOSO ) ) It shall tOJ
the reat ot m ) ' da'B.
fo "And by the wa ) ' , my 2 ! : ) 'enr aI < '
bbnby Is I1S fond oC Grapo.Nuts nB I am
always Insists 011 ] lI\vlng It. It Itcopl
II.- her as heullh ) ' und hearty as th03
mnko them. " Name given lIy POStUIl
IS
"y Co. , DatUo Creek , 1\Ilch. Thoro's I
0ren.son. .
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We\lIo" ] ! In 1lllgs.
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I NEBRASKA STATE NEWS I
THEIR CHILDREN'S SCHOOLlUG
MUST BE PAID FOR
LINCOLN-It Is tip to the tate om-
cerB , who though residing In Uncoln
rolaln tholr citizenship In the counties
tram which they were elected , and
who llQ.vo children In thl ) public
schools here , to Ilny the tuition of
ouch chlhIren at the Barno ratn
as charged non.resldent pupils , or to
furnish the Behool board with II. satls.
factory reason for not doing so.
Secretary Morris ot the Bchoo ] board
dlBcl1ssed the maller wllh Governor
Mlctoy ] this afternoon and It Is under.
stood to bo his Intention to present
bills to the slate omcers mHl their dop.
utles and employes for the tuition ot
tholr chll < lron. Governor 1\tlcCy ] dls.
cussed the Ilropositlon with Attorney
General NorrIs Brown , and will talco
no netlon ahout 11fiylng the bill until
110 has looted ] Into It further. Should
the school hoard have a right to maleo
the collection , the governor will pay ,
but It Is understood that the governor
and the others who have been caUed
upon sorlously douht the legality of
the claIm , whllo the ) ' ha.vo no Iloubt
about the Injustlco or It.
M'BRIEN TALKS TO STUDENTS
Speaks Highly of Work of the New
School.
K ARNEY-Stato Superintendent J.
L. McDrlen spent a day at the Normal
schoo ! . 110 was most enthuBlastlcnUy
greeted nt ehape ] and aldressed the
school , oxhortlng the students and faculty -
ulty to remember and not desplso the
day of small things. 110 spoeo ] highly
of the work bp observed In progress
In the vnrlouB classes and contrasted
tIlO ancient method of completing a
school building and then watching ,
waiting and praying for students to
enter , with the present approved plan
of students apearlng on the ground In
tlmo to study the archltecturo of the
building during the process of con-
strctlon. Mr. McBrien ga."e a ] ucld
exposition of the now school ] aw
roatlve ] to the qun.lIfieatlons of teachers -
ers and county superintendents , q.nd
urged tbo proper prelmratlon on the
part of Normnl' Btudents to meet the
new requlroments.
Flgure& on Small Gralln.
I..INCOI..N-'l'he State Bureau ot Labor -
bor and Statistics has Issued Its report -
port on the yIod ] and vaue of wheat
and oats In Nobraslm for 1905. A
perusal of the tables Bhows that the
totn ! production of winter wheat this
year Is 3r.G30,319 bushels at a value
of $26,641',223.30 , and the production at i
spring wheat Is 4,713.438 bushels wIth I
a vauo c1f $3,2J9.toG.GO ! , malting II. lota ]
wheat yled ] or $ H,343,7ri7 bushels , as
COmI1l1rel1 with 31.826,850 bushels In
1904. The total vaue of the wheat
crop this y'ear Is $28,9.10,629.90 ns
compared with $26,416,4 5.47 In 1004.
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Officers May Test School Law.
As a result of the attempt .on the
part of the school 1I0ard ot Lincoln
to compel state officers who vote In
school districts other than this one ,
to pay tuition for tbelr children who
are a.ttendlng the public schools or
this city , a test may bo made ot the
Bchool law which requires non.resl- I
dent pupllB to pay tuition. 'A movement -
ment IB on root to have onoof \ the
state ompoyes ] bring mandamus proceedings -
ceedings against the school board
should It refuse admittance to these
children whoso parents refuse to pay
tulUon.
Ho ! ] Cholera In the State.
CENTRAL Cl'rY-The corn crop Is
assurell and the 'lehI beats aU previous -
vious recordB. The only thing now
causIng the farmers anxlet ) ' Is the
hog cholera , which Ims already wiped
out 11. numher of ] argo droves and can-
slderaby ] affeded the marlcot.
Dedicate SoldIer's Monument.
STWI.LA-Tho monument rec nUy
erected lo the unmown soldier dead
at Prairie Union cemetery was un-
volled Sunday. ' 1'ho monument Is an
Imposing granlto shnrt.
CHILDREn'S CORM SHOW
IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION
DOI1Uty Superlntendeut Dlshop's corn
show , to bo given In 1.lncoll1 at th ( ;
stn.to fn.rm December 14 and 15 , 111
which 600 schoo ] bo's will compete for
prizes for raising the best corn and
as man ) ' girls as deslro may compete
for prizes for coolt1ng , IB attractln
much nttentlon not only In Nebraslm
but In other states , The State llC'arc
of Agriculture has contributed $10U tt
the enterprlso. It Is the Intontloll al
thIs show to organize 11. Btato soclet )
of agrlculturo to bo compos d of sehoo
boys. Already county n.nd district so
clotles are bOlng orgnnlzed and other !
are bo organized during the month
Troubles Seem Never to End.
NORl Ol.K-Fn.to will not aUow tIll
IIfo of Mrs. Herman Wllllern ] , th ,
) 'OImg woml\n recenUy restored to he
. parents In Bo'd county , after havlnl
been IthlnaplICd elghteon ) 'ears betore
to conUnuo long without Its Inclden .
of myster'At 10 a. 111. Mrs. WltllQrl
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went downtown at Dutte , to shop. Sh
10ft her 1'earohl baby In Its trunlll
bed at homo , sound asleep and nllp J
enLly In the best ot health. . 'When sh
returne(1 a hair hour lat Isho foun
) her baby unconscious and it was 800
atter dead.
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NEBRASKA BRIEFS.
The Burlington Ice llouso at UnJ"
tlllgB W/1.3 defJtro 'ed b ' firo.
In South Omaha. In October there
were 33 hlrlhs and 27 deaths.
Ernest Guthrlo. \Vymoro , an In.
corrigible , hM been sent to the reform
school.
It Is anld that the o ] Hammond
pactlng ] IIant ] In South Omaha Is to
bo re-ovened.
Norfoe ] ] claIms , to be the only town
In the state where the clgnrotto ] aw Is
rIgidly enforced.
Articles of Incorlloratlon were field
by the Crete nutter Tub company , cap-
ItaJlzed at $10,000.
A Rtocle bl1.rn and machinery shod
beonglng ] to J. F. Wheeler nen-r MU-
ard , Dougas ] counly , WIlS burned.
The Yorl , Gas and mectrlc Light
con1)l:1I1Y ) : has about finished laying
pIpes and comploled the gas plant.
Ex.l\layor Demls of Omaha , hns
been awarded a verdict of $6,942 for
Injuries received by n. hlllboard failIng -
Ing upon him and breatng ] ! his lCl ; .
At nartley , Mrs. Frntlces Robinson
fell from a huggy and died In a fou
mInutes. She , vaR the widow ot Th09.
ROhlnson , who died only a few days
ago.
ago.The
The Deatrlco Commerelal club will
hold II. meoLlng to maIm plans to
roach out after the proposed I\lIssourl
Pacific oxtonBlon from Virginia. to
that point. .
George von Haller , sentenced to the
penitentiary for twelve years for the
murder or Morris D. Rees at Omaha
some time ago , hns allpealed the case
to the supreme court.
CaptaIn E. C. Plelcett of Drolcen Bow ,
of Company M , departed for Fort
Croo ] , . where lIe will tnlte a thorough
course In military trainIng. under appointment -
pointment from the governor.
The Cnss county mortgage record
for October Is as follows : Farm mortgages
gages flied , 15 , amount $31,660 ; reo
leased , 17 , amount $18,390. CIty :
mortgages med , 11 , amount 5,000 ; re-
] eased , 14 , nmount $4,9G2.
R. C. Harris , ' register of the United
States land office at Sidney , hn.s resigned -
signed his office. Failing health Is
given as his rea. < 1On , his eyesight being
so bad thnt he mn no longer attend to
the duties 'of the office.
Governor 1\lIcltey has not yet named
n. successor to Judge Dabcocle ot Bea
trlct court of the second district. A
number oC applications have been filed
with the governor and It Is IIIccly tha.t
the man will shortly be named.
Alex Weddle was In Auburn , from
his home In BuITalo county , where he
has resided for the past twelve yenrB.
Mr. Waddle was born In Nemaha
county In the 'ear 1855 and hIstory relates -
lates that ho was the first white child
born In the county.
IIaBy Madison or Greeey ] county was
bound over to the federal court at
Grn.nd Island , on the charge at HIe-
.
gally shipping quail and prairie .chlck-
ens under the name of "sauerleraut"
'last winter. The district court or the
state recently dismissed Madison on a
slml1ar charge.
Th Interslato TOlephono company
filed , with the register of deeds of
Richardson county n. mortgage of
$760,000 In favor or the Pioneer Trust
comlany. The mort ago Is given to
secure an Issue of hands by the Inter-
slnte company , proceeds to bo used In
extending their system.
Th Omaha postoffice receipts for October -
tober were the largest for II. slnge ]
month In the history of thQ omce. The
Increnso over the corre pondlng month
of last yenr wn.s $7,7.18.47 , The receipts -
ceipts for October of this year were
.
$64/UD.G1. / Last ) 'ear for the same
month the ) ' were $46,957.H.
The Hoc1c Island ral1road filed In
the office of the Recretary..of state the
minutes of the last meeting of the
hoard of directors. The minutes show I
that a resolution was adopted Increns- '
Ing the amount of Indebtedness which
the company was nowed ] ] to assume to
$276,000,000 , not cOllntlng the bonds
Issued for the construction or accession -
sion of new roads.
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.Wn1JCrled Jacohson of IJamllton
county , died from the burns received
whl10 trying to save the IIfo of his
wlCo from fire. This maIms three lives
lost from that country fire and two
JIlUo girls yet badly burned. These
JIves were lost aB a result ot using
lterosone to light II. firo. The same
Camlly lost a chl1d In Omaha by burnIng -
Ing to death from the careless use ot
lcorosene.
Brewing companies and other manufactories -
factories cannot use the national fIag
as a trn.de-mar1c. This the supreme
! court decided In upholding the McC1ay
law to Ilrevent the desecration of the
, flag of the United States. IIn.ltor &
I Hayward , Baloonlccepers ot Omaha , rOI >
I rc-sentlng the Willow Springs brow-
OI'y , wOl'e n.rralgned for using the fiag
r M a trado-mnrk on botued beer manufactured -
ufactured hy this can corn , They were
. fined In the lower court of Dougas ]
count ) ' and allpen.led on the ground
. that the Inw was unconstitutional ,
In nn altercation , John Node ] , a
rotlred farmer living In Sutton , ns-
( ) saulted Cooney Urllach with a hammer -
mor , Inflicting three serious wounds
r on tilO side or his head and fracturln ,
g his shoulder hono. The troubo ] nrose
I , In a dlsputo over the possooslon of D
.t staUe field.
[ l The next leglsaturo ] probably win
o not hnvo to malte an I1pproprlaUon fo ,
e a Btato bounty on wolr scalps , IU
wolves seem to becoming Bcarce In
C Western Nobrasm. ] Deputy Auditor
d C'oolt rOllOrts that bountlea for scvorn. !
n months have not avora\\d ! mora than
SlOO pcr m nth.
SHREWD SCHEMES OF ANIMALS.
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Devices Which Show They Come Prete
ty Close to Thinking.
They were talking ahout Instinct In
anlmnlB , "I snw an exhibition of
greodlness nnd cunulng hy a horse , "
said ono of them. "Thero were two
old dIrt wagon horses that had
Btollpod for the noon mel\l , The drlv'
or had emptied a portion of oats Inlo
a wheelbarrow set at the head ot the
two horses , who slIlI remained In the
trnces. The horscs were to eat out of
the common mess.
"Old Mr. Day 1Iorse , who ovhlenll ) '
was a. vetern.n In the dIrt wagon IIno
nnd possessor of a gooil appetite ,
would grah a mouthful or olll ! : ! I1nd
Rplutter lhem out on the ground on
hlB sl < lo of the wheelbarrow. Aftcr
ho had coJlected quite a pile on the
ground ho commenced on the common
slack , nnd when he nnd his companIon -
Ion had cleaned out the wheelbarrow
old 1\11' . Bay Horse turned to his prlv.
ate store on the ground , while his
companion , from the other side of the
wagon pole , loolwd hlJngrlly on , but
could do nothln . '
"I wns tra vetlng In the moqulto ;
country ] ast month , " said the other.
"and the mesquites were terrlblc.
They attncted ] catte ] and IIvo Btocl ,
and would drive them frantic. At one
pace ] a farmer was burning brush In
the field , and [ noticed a dozen COW ! !
and horses clustered In the ] ee of the
Bmolm mnde by the burning brush.
They would move around as the wind
shlCled , alwa's l\Ccplng In the smoltc
drift , where , of course , no mosQulte
could live. And the unlmnls stood
with closed eyes , too. "
To Help Women from Cars.
As the glr ] alighted from the troey ] ]
car she turned to her escort approv.
Ingly , "Do ) 'ou Imow ) 'OU are a man
In a thousand ? " she said.
"I'm delighted to hear It , " he an.
sweted rndlantly.
"I mean ubout helping a girl ort n
car , " she said hnstlly. "You are the
first man , but one , who has helped me
off the car properly for II. ) 'ear. Men
generally grab a woman by the elbow
and hoist her shoulder high In the air.
That mal\Cs her look awlcward and
feel cross. Or else they take hold of
her arm with such a grip that It hurts ,
rumples her sleeve and pusheB It up
from her wrist. Sometimes they grab
her hand , and slle has urgent need of
both hands to hold on to her sldrt and
to the side of the car. Now , a ] ] she
desires Is thnt they gently lIut flrmy ]
slip one hand under her arm slmpy ]
to steady her , help her to leep ; : her
balance , and that's a ] ] , And that's
what you did. "
"Well , who's the other ma.n ? " Inqulr-
. ed her escort.
"Oh , that's Jaclc , " she replied , bush- ]
Ingly. "Wo're engaged. "
Advance.
"In the old days , " observes the mnn
with the dyed whlslwrs , "tho physl.
clnns beHeved that blood ] ettlng was
II. sovereign remedy for whatever ailed
a patient. They would bleed him for
gunshot wounds or anything else. "
, ' So I have read , " comments the
man with the hay fever.
"Dut , ot course , as human knowl.
edge broadened , the medical profes.
Blol1 came to the Imowledge that- "
"That It a mnn needed to be bled
they didn't have to stick a scapellnto ]
his arm , " finlBhed the man who hnd
gone to fifteen specallsts ! to be cured
ot rheumatism.
Had to Wake Up to Find Out.
The foowlng ] ] Is told of an elderly
gentleman , lenown as Uncle Zeke , on
the West Side :
WhIJe stopping at a certain hotel
In the northern part of the state he
caed ] ] at the office ono morning , and
the foowlng ] ] conversation toole pnce ] :
"Landord ] , the durn cats In this
house made so l11uch nolBo last night
thn.t I coud ] 't seep ] a minute. "
. The landord ] laughingly replied :
"Why didn't you got" up and put them
out , Zel < c ? " .
"We ] ] , " said Unco ] Zelte , "I didn't
lenow they was there tlU monllng.-
Chicago Inter Ocean.
A Teetotaler.
A woman who not long ago was In.
troducud to the vencrablo Susan B.
Anlhony , asltcd I\Ilss Anthony It she
was n.ot a believer In total abstinence.
" 'Ve ] ] , " sn.ld 1\IIss Anthony , with a
pleasant smllo , "I am a worl\Cr for the
cause oC telllperance ; but. I am no
bigot. Your question reminds me of
a story that I once heard about Robert
Donner the pubJlsher.
"It appears that when some ono
asl\Cd 111m If he waB a teetotaler , ho
replied : 'I should not ca ] ] m'selr ono
I hall a glass of sherr ) ' when I came
to N\ ' York In 18H.The Sunday
1\1agn l1e.
Who Can Answer ?
\V h ) ' docs lho ! Jog lurn roulld nlld round
Before his sleellillC posllllO'S . foulIlI 'f
\\'h ) ' are the HlIl1g colt.s legs so 101l1\ ?
IIow does the orlollet pi po his song ?
\ ' \ I.'hlltho ! ! llrlnsUme chell' ) ' tree ,
lIIossoms or leaves do Ih'st we see ?
From whIch side 110es olle milk II. cow ?
WhY do the SlIlI-JOgS SIOII11 avow ?
\\'h ) ' docs the lnuult. III II. chnse ,
( 'rttcr uphill 10 il'nl Ihe race ?
Whn.t nre lho cnt-Irlbe's whlslers tor ?
\\'h ) ' lIol's the rat have Inll salorn ?
When cows nllll horses rise , my denrft.
Which Is lhe elld thnt IIrst uprcars ?
Wh ) ' lIoes the whnle proceed to spout ?
IIow do the louster's eyes "sUcl , out" ?
011 whIch alile ot the tree-trulIl , I\'rows
L'he moss -nnll why. 110 you ?
Wh ) ' Is the oCl'nn snIt. and lIuIIPOSe
,
Does II 1I0t o'l'rliow 1I0r ) . .t run dr7
'ts . vOlImo ] chnncl ! ! 1I0t at RIl !
lIut. wax lht ! rh l'I"B trl'nt or Imnll.
-1rlIwlll : I. . Rabin.
.
A Home Remedy for Asthma.
Onu tablespoon Cui of honey.
Ono tn.bespoonrul ] of vluegnr.
Twonty-four dropB of aromatic nm.
nonll\ .
OIve a teaspoonful over ) ' five mln ,
'tes ' until relloved. An oIntment mnde
"om honey nnd r'e l11'al Is un excl'l.
ent ramedy for carhllncles : or bolls.
. .
'
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Calumet
" Baking
@wder
Hoolth-
"
Economy
, . t ,
.
Elephant Struck by Tralln.
Says the Shn.nghal Times : "Ha.n-
goon papers recol'd the rare event or
an eephnnt ] being run over by a train.
It happenc at the 106th mile on the
[ rrnwnddy section or the rallwny. The
elephant was straying on tbe line. The
Cront portion or the englno wns , of
course , somewhat dnmnged , .as Is only
to bo expected , but nothing cse oc'
curred. 'I'hero wns no dernllment of
carriages. "
Flays Free Use of Water. '
/J'
Dr. K. Beerwnd ] of BerJln Is oI1Posel \
to the free drlnldng of water , so often
advlscd. He saYB : . "Excesslve water
drlilltlng not only prodllces temporary
dlfturbance , It also creates direct 01' .
gn.nlc dlsOl'ders ; the heart IInd 1cldneys "
arc partlcularl ) ' I1ITected by the excess ,
and In these cases the vascular system
Is overcharged and the heart and kid-
ne's overworccd. ] "
Suggestion to Motorists.
It Is suggested that English motorIsts -
Ists might save trouble , time and ex.
pense by each carrying a supply of"
IIvo chlcccns ] and geese on his car
lo replace , on tl10 spot , those he It1ll8.
Ask Your Neighbors. ,
Gelatt , Pa. , Nov. Gth ( Speclal- )
Mrs. H. W. Sterns , a weU respected
resident of Geatt ] , tells In convincing
wordB , what Dodd's Kidney Pills have-
done for her , She sa's :
"I wns a great Bufrerer from Rheu.
mntlsm , caused through m ) ' t\tdne's :
being out of order , I was sUbject to
It for ) 'enrs. It would take mo without -
out warning , and while the attack
lasted I was so ] n.mo I could not get
around. So I hud to send for Dodd's '
Kidney PIlls. I took them' for three- ' -
da's , but didn't feel much benefit , but
on the fourth da ) ' I noticed a great
change , the lameness in m ) ' back was-
gone , and the pnlns I used to suffel'
were less. I Itept on with Dodd'B Kidney -
noy Pills and now I nm glad to say
[ have no lameness nor pain or any
Idnd. I fee ] as If I didn't lenow what
Rheumatism was. I sha ] ] never b&
without Dodd's Killner Pills In the
house , and I besB ] the day I first heard
ot them.
Half of liS , when wo are out of \
doors , mlgh t almost as weB bo within ) .
willis , for a ] ] the mind relaxation we ' J
.
derl\'o from 0111' surroundings. ,
CAPT. GRAHAM'S CURE.
Sores on Face and 8 1ck-Trled Many
Doctors Without Success-
Gives Thanks to
Cutlcura.
Captain W. S. Graham , 1321 Eort
St. , WheeBng , W. Va. , writing unaer
date of June 14 , ' 0 I , sa's : "I am so } "
grateful I want to thane ] God that a , r
friend recommendcd CutiCUrI\ Soap .oJ
and Ointment to me. I suffered for II.
long time with sores on my face and
bact. ] Some doctors said I had blood
polson , and others that I had barbers'
Ifch. None of them dId me any good ,
but they a ] ] toolc my money. 1\1y
frlen s tell me my sldn now looles as
cear as a lIab"s , n.nd I teB them aU
that Cutlcura Soap ami Cutlcura Ointment -
mont did It. "
The wheos ] or lIfo move without
noise , and hut few ever realize It.
I
CURES SICK-HEADACHE
Tablets nnd powders \'ertised
: IS cures for sicl-heatlachc nre gen- I .
emUy harmful an they do not cure
but only eadentl1c pain l'y pulling
the nerves to sleep for a short lime
through the use of morphine or
cocaine.
Lane's Family
Medicine
the tonic-laxative , cures sick-head-
ache , not merely stops it for an
hour or two. It removes the cause
of hcadache and keeps it away.
Sold by all dealers nt 25C. dnd Soc.
J
Around the World
III have IIBed your Fish
Brand Slickers for year. I
, In the lIawalian lelands
end found them the only
article that Bulted. I am
'now In this country .
. ( Afrlco ) and think a great . '
&leal of your coats.II
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