Nebraska Newspapers

    ( IUSTfR COUNI' ( REPUBLICAN
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By D. M. AMSBERRV
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nn.OId N BOW , - - N UllASKA.
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j-fealth of School Children ,
'J'h modlcnl Imllleclloll oC school
( 'hlillrell-a Ruhjpct 1I0W llrovotlnr ) ;
C'IHJI'at discussIon In thlll countr ' ,
IInd particularly In thlE ! clty-Ia the
topic of a book roconll ) ' publlshcd In
] .ondoll , " ' } 'ho Hca1lh of the Schoo )
( , hlh ] , " h ) ' Dr , W. , I.esllo Macltcnzle.
J I . 110tC that III lIglnllll , :111 In cor.
tulll cOllntrlo1 on the ( : onUnont ( nnd
here nlso , wo 1111alhl ) , the phynlca ]
I'xamhmtlon oC chlillren Is "no longoI'
a question of IlouhUul Imllllc : " It
hns "lIaflRcI ] Into the region of atImln.
Istl'lltlon , " llolnt or grent ) lractlcal
Intorcst whIch ho IIrlngs out la thnt ,
. h ) ' a lIlUo COOllJl'utlon ) umon ! ; the
teachers , the amount of worl < thrown
on the doctora und the consequent
cost I of the Insllcctlon I11U ) ' bo consld.
Prl'.bly lightened. Dr. Kerr , for ex.
al11pl. " 01' the Iondon county conncll ,
"found that , with a 1I1l1e care , the
tcuchors wor ( ' ahlo to find oul almost
1111 the children that suffered from 'Oye
" ' ' will not
defocLq. 'l'hla testimony
surl1rlso casual und unofficlul 8chool
vIsitors-among whom wo reckon our-
selves-who are orten amazed at the
InellfCerenco of teachers to defects of
IIlght or hoal'lng thut are a lJlIlIIltest
IlIulIlIcap to lIUlI1S. } Boya nnd girls
who are hnlf-bllnd or dent will move
Rlowl ) ' fl'ol11 , ; rndo to gralle , without
a wOl'd of Wnrnhl [ to parent or guard.
Ian' from the unohllCl'vnnt teachor.
Wo hOllO thnt UIO growing attention
to thIs mallet' wIll , oven whem there
Is no formal motIlcnl Inspection ,
lIulclton teachers to a dut ) ' thnt Is too
otton neglccted ,
How Intonaely Ilractlcnl and sonsl.
hlo Is much of the modern missionary
woric Is shown b ) ' Dr. Wilfred T.
GrenfeH. the medical mIssionary or
the J.ahrndor coast. ] n a recent ad.
IlI'eRS descrllltlve of hIs worl , ho saId ,
"Wo pnld moro attention to benefitIng -
Ing the povortyrldden peollo ) by ald.
Ing In tholr phYHlcnl wolCaro tlmn by
preaching and prayer. Wo establish.
ed hosilitals to care for the sIck , open.
ell storCl where clothing nnd fpod and
tobncco could bo ohtnlnell at a lower
prIce and of a belleI' quallly than In
the regular Rtores , Wo holiled to
teach the flshermon moro about tholr
bUlllnos9 or fishIng nnd the condItions
under which they lived , nnd how they
could better the conditions : and by
so doing wo accompllahed a greater
good thal1 might have boon wrought
'by a host of l1renchlng and prayIng
mlsfllonaries who Ignore mon's bodIce
In the cure of tholr souls , "
An American clorg'man who has
l'ecenUy returned fl'om Vonozueh\
ports that soon nttor ho renchod Cnrn ,
cns ho was arrested on the charge
of violating a Inw which forbIds for ,
olgn clergymen to on tel' the country ,
'rhrough the Intercession of tbo ArneI"
Ican consul ho wns released on tbo
promlso , thnt ho would leave wIthIn
Rovon days. 'I'ho reason for exclude
Ing clergymen Is not ovltlont , for OlIn'
Istors of the gOR\101 \ uro rarely Inciters
of rovolutlon , at home or abroad ,
Women In Great BritaIn nro well
represented In the lll'ofesslons nntI
trades , and about 4j00OOO { earn their
own livIng. There UI'O 12.1,000 whe
teach : 10.000 1\1'0 heel < blnders : ovel
3,000 are prlntors , and nearl ) ' ( j00 aci
as editors and compilers : 1,300 nre
ongapod In Ilhotograph ) ' : civil sorvlce
clerlts lIumbor lIearl ) ' 2:100 : : 3,800 are
engaged In medIcal worl < and nul's
Ing and :150 : women a'o hlnc1tsmlths
The contluctor of a noston streo' '
car who rotul'ned r ,8GJ ! to a wornm
wh had lost It In his cnr was reward
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cd with n smile , 1I0ston must have
1'ClI1nrkable street cars. ] s there on. .
" In un ) ; othor'clt ) ' where n IJ1\SSene
could Imllc : , even when banded $1 > ,
SGJ ! ? , AI1 it shows , too , that lllerl
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are women In 13oston who C.l.n : . smile
Al11ol1S the Intorestlug I111nl8 showl
In the Longfellow oxhlblt In the Can
brldgo public IIbrar ) ' , In honor of tit
huul1rol11h 1111 nl\'o rSI\1' ) ' of the IOot'
blt'th , wns the first nH\I1uacrlllt of "g ,
celsIol' , " ' 1'ho lloom was w\'llton on a
Invllntiou , the IlOel ovldonll ) ' 11l\\'ln
used the lrst IIleco of IJ1IICth ;
came to his hand ,
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CoI. Watterson furthermore remarj
that halC the 11001110 of SlI\ln lIve a
olives and all' , wbllo the othOI' ha
wearll cloaks aud sombreros. li'orli
nately the colouol Is truvellng aUlI tnl
Il1g notes In bls Ilrlvuto nd Indlvldui
ClllJaclty ,
A Boston wOlI1atl'vho had droppc
neurl ) ' $ GOOO lu a street car rowardc
the conductor who restorell It to } t (
with a plelsantamlle ! , 'l'hut Is prob ;
bl ) ' Iporo tllUIl she would have 1I0t ]
tor 1\ man who stootlIII to glvo bel'
8el\t.
If the man who started the 6tOl
that n Wiscou61u cltlzel1 had 11I8CO
cred $5,000 untler a carpet thInks I
can reconcllo any of hIs fellow s\lrr
crl1 to the apIll'onch ot house.cleanln
ho Is vastly mlstakon ,
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The State Capital
M 'tcrn of Gcncrnl Intercst
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Nchrtslta's Sent of OCJ\'crnlnent
. . . . . . . .cusmlll ! : l.ttI.- . . .
Lool < lng I"to Deficiencies.
J\I < 'lIIbl'rfl of III < ' hunl'elK have IJOl'1I
looldn ! ; Into the malloI' of rll1f1eInn.
cles 1'011111'1011 ' hy the varlolll1 IIIHIltU'
lions I\\ul \ ullowod hj' Iho Ifglslntllro ! ,
nnll ovnry offor'l will IJIJ nllulo to IIl'e- '
\'ell ! . nil ) ' /Iuch / ; 1)I''III'I'lIWO I1Ul'lllg the
cumlnJ two j'OUl'H , 'I'ho c1l'flcll'lwles
came liS IL docldod mU'llI'hw , Innsmul'h
at Il had heen I'ollortetl ' and the flna II'
clnl IIlnteml'lIts lIIed wIth till ! govot"
nOl' seemed to InlIlenlo thal nIl the
hlHlIlullollH with OliO 01' lwo lXCIII' !
1I0llH were I'IlIInlllg within IIwlt' 1111111'0'
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IJI'lallollH , ' ] ho dellclellcleH In Htato
lulIlullonR hOWU\I' 1110110 1I11101l1lt,11
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to $93 , t 7U.IiJ. 'l'hlR II : ! II1l'l'ul ) ' 1111 ellI- : !
IIIlLtud deflclllIc ! ) ' , t hough the lugltlla'
turo alloweel Il jlllt : ! thu salllU , Nel.
thoI' docs il ( 'ontnln the Cllll1111) ) whIch
were flied IIgllltlSl the state hlHlItu.
UOIIH and IlCcolIIlHlllled lIy vOllchers ,
'rho atato IrlHlltlltlollH melllolloll ! he-
low 1111011 uJl the approlll'llIlIonH llIado
hy the leglHlutlll'o lwo ) 'utlrs ago alld
It hocl1Ino lIeceHRary to have mone ) ' to
1'11I1 elurlllg the limo artm' thu clulmH
lJ-i1l WIlS Introlh\\od \ IIlItII the now 1\11'
PI'o1111ntlon hOI I\I1IO a vallnllh ! , ' 1'he de.
IIclcllcleH reported hy lilt ! varlollll
atato IlIslllutlolltl for which alllll'olll'lu.
lIolIs WOI'O 1II11I1u , CollowlI : :
Volerlnarlan . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3UO
NOl'foll , ns'lum . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . UOUO
Hoturn ot fuglllvuR. . . . . . . . . . . . ] , ( jOO
AtIjlltllnt gelloml . . , . , t. . . . . . . . . G2r
8011l1el'l ' hOllie , 1\1 II fo I'tI . . . . . . . . 1,300
Dopnl'tmenl of hUlllclll . . . . . . . . . . GOO
Bupm'llItendont 1\1clh'lon , ' . . . . . 1,000
Hl\utlnJ a nayhun . . . . . . , . . . " , ,22,000
J.lllcoln IIs'llIm . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .10,000
Home tor the ] "rlelldless. , . " . [ j 001J
AUllltor'a olllco . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . 4r IJ ,
POi'll Normnl Rchool , . . . . , . . , . . . . 32h
Grnlld 1I11U1i1 Solillol's' hutnu. . . . 3Ul1
OOIlOVIL Industl'lal ' school , . , . . . , . 1i00
Hall IVII ) ' e ollll1llssloll . . . . . . . . . . . 500
JnlluBtrlal school , . , . . . . . . , . . . . 2UW !
Allornoy gUlleral . " . . , . . " . . ' , nee
Salarloa KUIL1'IIey NOl'I11al school 1.31 ! !
Increase to Seven Judges.
Govorllor Sheldon slgnl'd S , Ii' , No ,
: lSQ , hy King of Poll" nn act Illtone ) '
od to nmond the eOllstitutlull hy In.
cl'eaalng the llumllm' or jllelgeH o [ the
SlIprelllO cOllrt from I hreo to Iw\'on. .
The 110llhl aa to the validity of the
act IR occnHlollcd heeallHo lhoro IH 111.
direct. doclaratlon that the III'OHIHI [
tlon to amolHl lihnll 110 sllllmlltmi te
n vole of the oleclOl'H of the utatl !
SOllie say thIs II ! : tlot lIeCNIHllIT , ' ( 'he
nct nPlloars to bo simplY 11InOllllutol' )
of the COllStltUtlOIl nnd as the IICOIIII
mU t vote 011 IlrOIlOSId ! I\menlhnent I
la not Imown what ertect Iho hili wl1
I 11llvo , AllOl'noy Gonernl ' 1'hOlllllHOII Ii
Inollned to the IwHof that the III'OIlU
silioll must he IIlIhmlltJd to a vote 0
the ) looplo In HI08 11111101' the 111'0\1
GIOIIII of the bill , An Inl1l1'ect refer
OIlCO Is niado In the hIlI to a vote h
1110 olectol' ! : ! of lho Hlntu , hilt the
I tlt ) ot the bill contains nothlllg 0 :
thut nntlll'e anti h all nnwllIlmout. tl
the constltlltlon h ) ' le IRlntlve ennct
11I0nt , which Is Illegal , nelthm' It
I there an ) ' time ment loned for a RUll
mlllslon to a vole. lIut thl' tlate Is 111'0
vltloll for In the cOIIRtIt ulloll ItseIt ,
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The TwoCent F < 1re Law ,
The rulll'oatls IIl'ollnlll ' will flllll In
oJlPortunlty of tNltlng lhe 2-collt-fal'l
Inw wlthollt Ineurl'lIl ! : the enmity 0
an orll'n suit to In'nlltlatIho act
COnll1lalntfl hn\'o reached AIIOI'ne )
O llcl'nl Thompson of the violation 0
I the 2ctmt farC' al't hy 1111' Hnlon Pa1
flc on tl'I , < , tR sohl hot weou NorlI
Platt . nllel Shln'y ! , 'I'h ( ' roatl het WCeI
th'se two Nehrnnlm 1OIntR ! tlIIJR IntI
Colqrntlo for almt ) ( CO\1\ \ ' miles , aliI
on the IItl'ength of thlR thu 1'0/\11 / 111
slsts en Iwlllll Ilcll'tll lIelwl'en thl
townR at :1 : l'enh1 1Jr ! 11I110 , Count ;
. Altornc ) ' Honch of Llllcoln I'ount ) . hll
sent a c0111111alnt ahout. Iho matle
ntHt AttornC' ) ' 'l'hoI11IISon 1-111)11 thnt h
1 will ntl\'IRo hrllllln SIIIt ng-nlnst th
UnIon PII'lfI ( ' to ( 'nfon'e thC' 2coll
It IJnSRen er 1':1t : ( ' ,
State Loses Government Bonds ,
'Phe . stl\to of Nl'II\ls\ln : \ has hl'I'
It obllgeel to give UII the Cl\11 \ ' gOVPl'1
I.ment houds that It holels , nmolllltln
to $ lliOOO Ollt ( If II tolal IIIv08tl111'11
of about $7.0UO.OOO , lhlllm' t\I ) \ 1'11I
atltutlon the t\'lIst 01' ellIl'nllolll (
f1ll1l1 clln 110 In\'l'stl'c ! In UIlIt ( '
SlnteR secu\'ltles , Htntc , Hec\1\'llieH \ 1111
count ) ' hemds IHRued by ( 'Ountll'8 I
the slate of Nohrnslm , It hna 11\ ' (
been the lJlle ' of thl sall' : to Inn' :
hel\\'II ) ' In ( ; ov'rnnl ( > nt bnlllh owing 1
the small rale oC Inl'rl's1. 'I'he , : ; o\'erl
ment sent a ( 'I\Ocl \ , fotli.OnO \ ,
:1 : First to M&1ke Payment.
In SUIICrlntelltlent.T. T , ! llol'l ! ) ' of tl
If 8'hool for the 1111 II It lit fllJhl'nRItl CII
u. III the first h.nd of a stlllo Inslltuth
k. to 111I ) ' hllcnsh fund Inlo the Ijta
al troaslII'y unllel' thu lIew Inw , I
turned In $280AIi ns hIs ( 'lIsh re'ehl
up to Mllr'h 31.
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lei Purahaolng f Supplies.
Id 'rhe now 1\onl'd \ of Pnhllc 1.1\11118 111
Ir Dulldlngs and Hw now Board of PI
11' rhnst'l ' nnd SUllllllos Is l'ovolutlonl:11 :
Ie the financllll COI1lIlIt' of the varlo
state Institutions anll has I1tl\l'tctl
a
to do the ISIImo thing In I he IlIIrehll
of Bupplles ror the ! ! tnto Intltullol
At the Inst lelllng 11011I0 oC the hltl ! !
y l\ruJs , varIed from 70 ( 'onts tu $7
y. the Bnme ltell1. 'rhe hUII'I1 : I1CCollt
10 the lowest hili Ilnd lIoWled the bli1c1
' 1" tlml unlesl ! ho Ihll1vOl'ed the Iootll !
C , marc bIds RubmlttctI bj' him wou1i1
oonslderod ,
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Freight -rarnc Rcportn.
] \ \.JPlljumlll \ : T. Whitt' , henll of the
Northwl'fltorll legal delartmellt. ) Rlltl
Uohl. MeOlnlll , olloral ngellt of thl !
loIall1 ( ' matI lit Llllcolll , were h'fol'o
till' StRlo Hallway ( , ol1lmlssloll for nil
' ' ) ' of tll ( ' II1'ov181011 III Ihp
' : ! law rNIUh'llIf : the rail-
rCIIHIK tu r ( > lol't tOllnage'on all
I lh rou h 1I1lt1 loeal fl'elght. Mr , Whit e I
wllnl'd th. . . hoarll to Hcl out IIlloclli. I
( 'ally just whut WIIA wanted In eJl'lcr
that his rnud eoulll l'onforl11 to thl" !
wlahel ! or the coml11hulolI , A a 1'1'-
null or the IIIIIUlr ) ' the coml11lHlon !
mnde nil 111'I1:1' directllll ; lIw mllruruh1
t l'ellOl'l tOlllloe , : an follovm ,
1-011 frolght whIch Is 'p1ll'el '
throllgh tmlllc , 'l'hat Is , fI''lght
which. fOl' Illstance , orlglnl1lll ; In
Conncll Blllfl'l ! 111111 goes through lIlt'
: : Itllto to Den vm' ,
2-'I'hat frolght which II'IrllIatc8 111
the atnto atHl haa IlIJ destlnatloll III'
Slntotlter ftate. :
. : I-'I'hat frulght whIch originates In
HOIIIO IoIlhOl' stuto nnd has Ils destlnu.
tlon III Nehl'aalm ,
The roadfl 1\1'0 Illso rcqull'cll to 1'(1'
1101'1 the tonllago 011 ull frdght whIch
orlglnntel31111 fOl'll1lnntos In NohrlUI\ :
untl III mlilltlon a rOOI't ) ) wlIl ho nHI < cd
fOl' covorlng the II1I\0Ullt \ oC the I'l"
collta ) from every rend III tIle Ht.ate ,
'Phese I'UIIOI'I n a 1'0 to he nelJl\l'I\te , that
Is , cbverlng the IIrl1n'h IIl1l1s nnd thl'
maIn lllwH and Iho suhdh'lslolls of the
cOI'lorationH ) ,
Under the law thoHe rellOl'ttha ; \0
to he maflo br August nnd11' : . Whlto
assured the hoard hIs road wuulll en-
loavol' to cOIl1)lr ) ) with the rIUOHl (
IlIld fllrnlsh nllY Informal 1011 the com-
mll.lslon desh'ed that tIme ,
'I'ho commlstlloll nlso ordered post.
eel In over ) ' railroad station In the
state uu OI'del' callhlg IIllentlull to the
f ' 1ct t.hat under th law 110 rallroul
ma ) ' chnrgo more thnn 2 cents a mlle
for tlcl < ets to ele-.tlnatioIlH ! ; III this
slate , This order sugg,3tn to the 1111\-
ChllROI' of a tlclcct thnt Inasmlwh aH
tickets iJOII ; ht to d'stillatiOlHI outsltlu
of Nobl'llslm the roads mn ) ' chargl' 3
ccnts 1\ mile , ns thnl Is Inter tlltl'
buslnesl ; . the Jlllr'hm.'er goIng Ollt of
I the stuto should hu ) ' hlH t Icl\et hI t hI !
I Nehl'l\sl < n IJOlllt nel\rcHt the Htato line
ntHl then gel cIT I he traIn and huy n.
I tlclct to the station ncross tlw lIue.
I 'l'hls wOlild enable hIm to get the rlill .
benefit of Iho 2-r.ont fare ,
Beemer Turn ! ; In Cash Fund.
Warden meemel' of Ihe Hlate ) loul-
, tonthu'y tleloslted ) with the stat ( '
, It'oaslll'er $ DOO , his cJsh : funtl. ag 111'0- '
, vldell fnt' In Il law ulIlIl'led h ) ' the lat ( !
, leglslat\ll'o , Commalldant PI'OHHOII of
> > the S dlerR' Home at1Iord : ) wns
, hol'o also , hnl ho had -not ) 'cl IlII'notl
) Iin hlH cnRh fund , whIch he said
, Illl10ullted to II110ut $2,000 n 'ear , 1r ,
Pl'csson ' lutel'lJ'cts the law to mean
that (11I1) ' tllllt mqney recel'od fro111
the sale of IlI'opOI'ly hl'lolIgln to the
Rtate shllll bo romltteel t"J the stnto
h'C3SII\'or \ 111111 t nll\O (1 ( as though he
; ; elld lIol 111\0 the Idea of .JOln ! ; torn
I- lotio fl'OIll the '
caBh fund , 'Phe memo
hers or the Boanl of Pllhllc Land : ;
. and hulldlngs , howe\'cr , \ . < tlw Ihe law
- to m\11 nil mono ) ' which' goes to
mal\C UII the ( 'ash fllnd 111ust he tllrll'
ed Into the t reaHl1I'y alltl thIs Is I ho
wa ) ' the IlLw will bo en.orced ,
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State Cash Funda.
State 'l'I'elfJllrl'l' : IIrlan IHls rcco\'Cl1 !
f'Om ! SlI11C1'lntendenttore : ) ' o [ the
! ltllte s'hool for the hlll1ll at Ke. '
hraslm City $2S0..t1i 1I1111el' Iho tlCW
law whleh reqllh'eR the heads of st..Lte
Institutions to IIIIY Into the : ; tnte
t.I'oasur ' all uash derh.'tI fro 111 tlw
t-alo of Htntu ' ' ' ) fllnd to
; IlI'OllCl'ty , HUI ! !
he tll'/l.wn / Ollt on wal'rantll Isslle:1 hY'
the stnte alllJltOl' , 'fhl' stain unlyer-
sit ) ' has long Hlncn hl'en 1'1'1tllh'I'tl t.o
nlllko ( ; Ilch II:1)'m'nts : 111111 the I\car.
1I0Y 1IIIIuHtl'\nl \ s'hool fOl' boys h ; an-
othel' Inslllutlon Ihat has IlIld : In
such [ l1l1l1s aud drl1wn thell1 ont on
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wal'l'U1ls :
l < ennlGon Can Give Bond.
KI'UIIIHon. the convIcted mUl'dCl'fll'
of Sam n , Cox , who was tl'leel In
ScOttH Bhlfi COllllt ) . . has hO\1I ! 1'\I1t. ; .
ml a slIupl'nHlou of H1ltl'lI ( ' ( ' and lw
lIIay obtain liIs IIhcl'ly 1111011 gh'III : ; a
bOlld In the UUIl1 of $ lliOtlO , 'I'h ( ' hO,1I1
IISltell for har. lIot Yll hlwn III'cr-lml el :
a 11I1 It IH IIOt ImowII whohel' : the el\ ! .
fetidallt will 110 nhlo tll ollt'\ln It ,
Unlesthe ; lIocs he will he IWJlt It !
( , ollnnn\11l'lIt. He I ! ' III the IWIlIten
tint' ) ' CUI' Hafo ( ( ! , If IIl1ublo Ie
glvo lion 11 he will 1)\'lIbu\llr ) \ \ \ ' ( > \11:1111
1l1l'1'p. hilt will not lie obliged to worll
al hnl'lI lahol' ,
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When ApprJprlaticnG Lar.e.
DOJluty State AlIllIII11. : \ . I" C : ( ) ! '
haH rlllell that hllh. InelllTl'tI h ) " th (
heul8 : of uluto drlJartn1l'nlH 1II'Im' t (
A 111'11 1 ( mil 110 Ih'll11 Oil tllllttH I\ ) ,
IIrolll'latl'll h ) ' the IpglAlallll'e of 1110 : ;
II- hill that fill Huch hllll ! mu. , ! ho IlI'fI
lIf'ntud fill' ul1owan'o h ) ' Allgust t 01
the ) ' "will hl' thrown III Iho Wllfil ,
hn81co1. JIo 1'lIles thai untll'I' the e'oll
III tIllltloll of the 'statt' ull uJlJlI'olll'll :
tj' tlOIIS r'all ' h\llfiO A)1rll ) 1 allil not n :
111 AIIgIIHl I , hilt thal If Ihl' ( ,11111I11 III'
to In\JIII'I'cd hefol'e AIII'II t. Ibose 111'1
10 "ollllllg thel11 have IIlIlII tlte lultp.
ts dnto to get them hefol'o ' 11Htato 1111
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tilt 11\ ' ,
illinois C'ntrOlI Balks ,
[ 111 'l'ho Ill1l1ols ' '
Cenlt'ul rallt'oall has nG
II' . tlfled the St.\to HlIllwuj' cOllllnlsslo
n ! ; that Il hus no 1'I\II1'olltl III NHbrLtt-lt ;
\IS a 1111 thel'efol'o hils no fI'lnl't : ' tll l1Ial\
In lu IIcl'orlltlllco wllh the III'\\ ' ( ol11l11li
, so slon 11Whllo the ( ' 0111111I1i810n hll
lIS , nol ) 'et nnswol'ed thH IOUl'l' of llw 1'D.1
Oil 1'0.111 ( 'OIUIIl\II ) " . vOl'Y shol'tI . the I'on
on Imu ) ' will ho nollt1otl tll hlll'I' ) ' alon
cll Itl ! 'I'ellol't aUll flll'llllh the ( ' 01\1 mlsslo
( el' wllh whutnve1' Information It wnnt ;
110 ' 1'110 snmo lIullllcntlQI1 will ho ervo
Uti on the ether I'oads in NebraS'I , 1 U'l1'Ic
como Into the stnte oVlr lellll'l1 lIne
NO V ALID REASONS
PATRONIZINO MAIL ORDER
HOllSE,5 IS WIT.HOUT EXCUSE.
GOODS NOT EVEN. CHEAPER
With Freight Charges Added and
Quality Considered the Home
Merchant Docs
Best.
( ( 'opyrlht"II , ] ! ) OG , hy AICrel1 C. Clllrl : , )
'l'ho reasons why \1(01)10 \ should
trade nt hOl\1e aru 11 II I1IOI'OIlS , bllt so I
fnr as we 1\1'0 ahle to learn but ono
reason Is ndvallcetl for 11l1rchl1sln [ ;
goods of mall order hOllse . ' 1'hnt ono
rCaHon-a saving o [ mono-Is often
no reason nt all , for 111 many Instances
the oxprosa char/es / or freIght nnd
cartllgo will brIng the cost of all artl.
( ) \o \ that IIR CIllotod In the \1l'lco \ list
Hoellled a wllnderful bargain , almost
or l1ulte II ) ) to the IIl'Ico charged by
the local denim' . Bllt even were one
ahlo to save a few cents on the IHlI'
chllo ! IH'Ice by bu'lng away from
horne , Il 1IlpearS to liS that the los9
Is InllnItelY mOl'e thnn the gain , for
he who sC'ndH the money whlcb ho
carns In the home town out to swell
the coffers of wealthy dealers In dls.
tant cltlcH cannot fnll to forfeIt In a
consIderable de reo the resllect of
those around hIm , nor can he under
these condItions preserve hIs self-
respect In tact.
'rho man who patronIzes mnll orlier
houses mUHt have a IIti altlng Ceellng
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,
, . trade with the homo merchant , 'ot It
other people followed your oXllmplo
and Iatronlzed mall ordQr houses ,
there would bo no l OI1lO merchant. to
trade wilh. If others 'hought 'of ' him
only when they wnnted thlns In u.
hurr ' , and Bent out of town for the
greater pl1rt o [ theIr supplIes , ho
would hnvo left. for moro promIsing
! fields lotig ago , ' or If ho had slayed In
those cIrcumstances , the sheriff would
fInnlly have closctl his doors. You
wouldn't 111\0 to IIvo In a Illaoo wIth.
out stores , nnd yet Itlllay bo that you
prefer to relldo : : In country town
rnther than In a city. Do your share ,
then , toward makln ( ; It IOBSlblo for
the country mCl'chnnt to carryon
business.
You must remember , too , thnt when
'ou send ' ( Jur money to some big con.
cel'll In 11 11Iswnt clt ) ' , YOII lessen the
amouut or money In cIrculation In
' ) 'our own rosldenco town. If YOIl hacl
spent It. at the home store , some of
It nt least would have 1 > eon paid out
by the proprlotor In the form of
wages to hI ! : ! emllloyes , they In turn
would have expended It for the neces.
sllle ! ! of lICe , nnllit would have passed
from 0110 to another of the home deal.
ers , pro\'lnl ; nn hUllol'tant fnctor In
the IlroHllorlty or the community , HavIng -
Ing sent It to the mall ordel' house
the pr babllltles are that It will novoI'
ngaln benefit an'ono In ) ' 0\11' home
town.
YOII should trade with the homo
merchant because he Is UIO ono from ; .
whom you ask and receIve favors.
Perhaps ) -OU have had a run of IU luck
-you have ] OHt ) 'our posItion , had
10ng-continuetI Illness In the family , or
have expel'lenced dlfilculty in collectIng -
Ing money due you. You are In
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The mall.order fiend Is encroaching upon our town lil < e a devastating
praIrie fire , and we should turn to with a will , and by the aid of the homc.
trade plow run a protecting furrow around the community that will save us
and our Institutions from detructlon. Such Is the duty of every loyal resl.
dent.
that l'ver 'body in town Imows thnt
110 Is a hlndl'llnce ruther than a help
to the community , He Is nol wanted
In IHlbllc IlooltionA. and whcn ques-
tlolls of local Interest and In11l0l'tl1nco
are dlsl'lIssed , hIs ollinion canles far
less weIght than the ml1n who can.
trIbutes hIs share to the IH'OSIJel'lly of
the l Ollll1lllnlt ) ' b ) ' Slenlllng hIs mon.
ey where ho ellrns It.
In IIddltlon to losIng In a large do.
greu the rCRlloct of others and hIs
' the who docs
own sclf-l'esllect , man
nothing to lIulltl up the town III whIch
he lives fulls to find the contentment
whIch Is nccellsar ) ' to haJlplness. Hav.
ins done nothIng to malto the to1
bettor , ho Is l1nublo to Reo the many
ndvantages It Ilossessos , and Is con.
tlnuall ) ' tnll"ng and thlnltlug of Its
l1encloncles , Ho dooH not move out ,
however , bul stU'S on yeal' aCtor year ,
a discontented parasite , gottlng nll he
can and glvlnl ; as IItlle as I'osslllle In
retUI"II , 'J'here Is an unwrItten law of
natl\l'o ' that makes It ImpossIble for
on ( ' to reall ) ' taken an Intol'est In a
place until ho hns done somcthltlg fOl'
It , and It Is enl ) ' when we have done
our shure toward building lip the to'wn
In whl h we IIvo thnl It ueCOI11Cf ! a
rcal home to liS ,
Porhupl ! the locnl dealel's In cOllutr ) '
towns 1I0 not alwa's hnvo In stock
just the IIrticles you desIre. but the ) '
am IIsuall ) ' WI1I111S to ortler whatever
theIr clIstomOl' ! ! waut , anti IIndct. or.
dlnur ) ' circumstances cnn sllllly ) ) YOII
as qlllC"ltl ) ' as yon can Ilrocurc , the
goods frum a mall ordul' hOIlSO , When
rou 111I ) ' of t be homo mercllun t , t.ho
goods 111'1' bofol'o ) ' 011 nntl ) ' 011 see
whnl you arc gottlng , In huyln by
mall there alwuj's ; a chance that
when the gootls III'I'Ive the ) ' will not
Ilrm'u to be just what you expected
/lnd / tI'slretl , In thllt case 'Oll 111'0 lIut
n to the Illconvonienco of slllIIInE : them
a' back fOl' oxchange. 01' If Ihe lIe'd Is
e Immedillto IInd Ill'esHln , ) 'on are
- obliged to accellt that whIch Is nol
ontlrel ) ' salltlfnctOl' ) ' ,
'rl'udo I\l homo In ol'dl'l' thal your
homo town mlh : \ \ ' stores ntfhlch
to trlldu. 'rhel'e arc man ) ' times when
YOII 111'0 In a hUl'rj' Co I' some article ,
. thel'e Is no IImu to selld to ow York ,
t. Cblcao , or elBo\.uerc , YOllr Heed Is
hmnedlate anti IIullorativo. YOII are
clad . - undel' . slIcb circumstances to
: : ; tl'Ultolleti clrcllmstancesVould a
lottoI' to the mall order house , stating
all these cIrcumstances , secure for
) 'ou a , slIpl ) ) ' of the necessarlos o '
liCe on liberal credit terms ? Most as.
suredly not. An appeal to the proprietors -
etors [ or nld In YOllr extremIty would
ho 111\1'I'en of results. It Is the home
merchant who stands I'eally to extend
the credit neccssary to tide you over
nn emergency , and [ or thIs reason , If
fono other , he should have ) 'our
loyal 8UPPOl't In ) 'our tlmos of pros.
i porily.
PerbapR ) 'OU arc Ilnanclall ) ' Inde-
vendont. and have novel' Imown the
necessity of askIng for crl'tllt , Even
then you are Indebted to tbe homo
merchant for many of the advanta es
) 'OU enjoy , 'rhe proprIetors of a mall
order hOllso would lallgh YOll to scorn
WOI'O ) ' 011 to ask thorn to subscrllJe toward -
ward the building of. ) ' 0111' new church ,
the Improvement of ) 'our school hllild.
lng , 01' the eXllenses o [ maintaInIng
YO\ll' flro department. The bomo mer.
challt contrlblltos IIherully to the sup.
port of tboBO Institutions so ossontlaJ
to the pllbllc comfort and well-being ,
and you cannot afford to withhold
from him ) ' 0111' vatronage ,
YOII know j'Ollr local dealel's. Per-
hups tbe ) ' have grown frol1l childhood
to-manhood In YOUI' homo town ; you
WOI'O boys together , tbey have watchotI
by ) 'ou In slckncss , and comforted you
In sorrow , the ) ' take a kIndly Interest
In YOllr welfare , Do ) ' 011 not prefer
that YOllr trade Rhollhl Increase tholr
small profits I'I\ther \ tbun add Ils
quota to the millions of dollars nnnu.
nil ) ' sent to the mnl1 ordl1l' hOllses ? It
the hOllle lIIerchnn ts prosper the town
will 110 II hettOl' Illnco In whIch to
IIvl' , Theil' ' ' .
Ilrosllel'lt ) will bo maul.
fested b ) ' hllllrovoments In the ppear.
anco of theIr own ) ) roperly. nnd by
their hlC1'l'IIS d IIQernllt ) ' In contr\1J\\t. \
Ing IowaI'd IlIIbllc hnlrovement ) , and
b ) ' helplnl. ; thel11 by ) 'our Iatronage ,
'Oll will also be helping j'ollrsoIf and
the onUre eommunlt ) ' ,
I"nANCl S A , I1AnmS ,
Provocation Enough.
: \13ud ( hefol'O the laughing hyena/s
cago-I1ow ) 1)\'ovol \ < lng ! lIero wc'vo
J.ecn 20 mlnlltes , und the hyonl1 hasn't
Inulhoo OIlCl' .
Elta-StrulIt > , anti he's been eyelnE
,
) 'our lIew spr1tl& hat , too.
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WflGUT AND HfAl.TH
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THIN. NERVOUS PEOPLE NEE ! >
THE TONIC TREATMENT.
ThIs Womal' Took Dr. Williams' PInk
Pills , GaIned Thirty Pound ! ) nnd
HaJ Been V/oll Ever Since.
How mn.n w0111C'u-aud 11111 too-
n1"O snITorin froUl n. general df\cliUI ) In. j
health which the orcliunry rOl1ll"dies
SCfJ\U unable to check I lIow mUlIY hus-
bauds see their' wives \'in tllIg iLWn.y ,
stcadily losing health I\ml bcn.uty , U\1(1
1\1'0 powerless to help I CO\WUI11J1t1ou I
and ether germ diseases find ftl th s ( }
c10bllllated EYstC' ! .q ea.y prey , fot".tie /
loworecl vitality is unequal to lho task of'
fighting oil' the iufcC'tloll of these l1ifN CR I
to whIch most of us l11'e I most < 1al1)ex - '
posed. ' I
The B'mptom9 indicating tIlO c1orinOo
whIch may hayo l'CSUlts so fatal could
scarcely ho bettor dmcrlbcd than ill the
statement of Mrs.ViUiam Mau < 'r , of'
\)2 \ ) Courb st.reet , Utica , N. Y. Her cnso
is n. hllical ono. She Hays :
"For six : mQnths nfter the birth of my
baby , 1 suffc'I'C11 from R l'k , diz : } ' hl'l1ll.
nchc:1 : , which sCflmerl like n. rU. > h of
blood to my forohc:1I1 : , jllSb ba'I ; : of my-
o'es. Some days they twitchl ! ! so r
could Imrdly pee and blnck spotr { } OltC'd
1 > eforo them. The ll'ust exertion brought ; .
ou this sickncss. 1\ly appetite Wl1i poor-
umI I was often sick to my stoma'h.
"If I tried to work my fcct 80011 be.
came swollen , paining 1110 terribly. I
lmd sluking spells anl1 grow palo and
nor > Ol1S. I wus so thin that 1 woihetl !
only D5 pounds.
"Ono day whe11 at t.ho dru toro too .
ct headache powders I dccilictl to trv
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills iu.1llad. ! 'I
soon noticed thn.t. 111)headacllc W\1 \ 'dis-
u.ppcaring . ( lnd my ncrves grlIlually
grow stronger. The pilla gtyO tIIO a.
hC.'I.rty'nppotito and I now weiI > 11 ever
l O pounds. I bc110TO the pills to ] ,0 t ht )
oost tonic and builder n. womau elm t.ako ,
M they ccrtain1y helpcd 1110 whou my
condition was critical und I have ne\'er-
becn seriously ill since. " (
The great ' \"I UO of Dr. Williams ! Pink
Pills lies in the fact thll.t , theucttU111y
make new blood I\u this carries health
nn strength to e'\"ory portion of the
body. The stomn1 ] is toned up , the
ner > es are stl'cn thened , every orgau if }
stimuln.tcd to do Its work.
If you a1"O ill an the trentmont you
are taking docs l10t cure ) 'OU'l'it { ) fOl-
proof of what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
have done in similar cafCS.
Your druggist seUs them or tho. } ' wHl
be 6Cnb by mail , postpnid , on rccolpt of
price , O couts pOl' box , six : buxed for
$ .50 , by the Dr. Willinm9 Medicine Co. ,
Schenoctu.dy , N. Y.
The executive board of the Wes ) y
. .eferred to Its gon.
brothorho d 1ms . . .
er-I , convention to bc held In Octo her , - ,
ID07 , the resolutions from the Brotherhood -
erhood .or S1. Paul requestIng the ap. r
polntment or a commltteo to confer
wllh a sImilar committee from the St ,
Paul Brotherhood concerning the unl.
ficatlon of Mothodlst brotherhoods ,
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l'ure ! l'lcaront ! l'otent ! Three mtcr-
estin facts ahout Garfie1l1 Tea. lhe Nat-
urnl laxative. It. iF ! madl' of Hcrhn ,11111 8
! : lIal'atlteed under the lul'c Footl and Dnlit
Law.
Britons Fond of Theatrlcls. !
It Is ostlmated thnl Great Brllaln
spends $150,000 a day on theaters ,
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J"ewiSinglc ! Binder stmiht ! fie l'1 ar Is ; ;
good J'mlit ) , all the time , Y 0111' lic.dcl' or
Lcwis Facto- , Peoria , m ,
Il's difficult to make lI ht oi tbtJ
shadow of BuspIclon ,
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Mica Axle Grease
lengtheus the life of thc
wlIgon - s a v e s horsepower -
power , time amI tern- If
per. DC5t lubricant in
the worlcontaius I
powdered mica
which
forms i
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Q smooth ,
hard coating on axle , and I
reduces friction.
If you WllUt your outfit
to last and carD money
while t 1:15tSgrease
I the ; axles with Mica
A eGre )
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STANDARD OIL COMPAtiY lDurvcrste4
SIOK HEADAGlfE
, Positively cUI'cd by
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" th so Llttlo 1)1119.
CAD"JED'S 'l'hey nee reUeT Dfs. '
tress tram Dypc11l1n : : , J n-
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ET'i'LE dtb'stlon IU1 Too ncarty
Inu7 E I:1t1nf : ' . A perfect retr. .
. cdy tor D1zz1Jlcs.1 , NI\\lca.
PI Lb5. ! Prow-fllness , IIld : TJ.Sto :
In tl1e : Moultt. COlt.ed :
Tongue , PaIn In the Side ,
TORI'ID UYEno 'l'hCJ' '
regUlate tbo 1o"cl3. l'1J'Cly VC3'ctllble.
SMALL PILt. SMALL DOS SMALL PRICE.
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I Genuine Must Bear
CARTMS Fae-Similo
- Signature
ITTLE . /r7Z ' :2 . . . . /.qf : 'I
REFUSE UBSTITUTEI.L
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W. N. U. , OMAHA , NO. 17 , 1907.