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NEW9 NOTES OF INTEREST FROM
VARIOUS SECTIONS.
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ALL SU8JECTS TOUCHED UPON
Rellglouo , Scclal , Aorlcultural , Pollt.
leal and Other Matters GIven
Due Consideration.
Shelb ) 'Is the only "wot" vlllago In
Polk count ) ' .
North Pl lte Is salll to be In neell
of an up.to.date llotol.
The new Lutheran church of Suther.
land 1111.8 been dedicated.
Axtell has had two fires of lata , ' the
last one being qulto disastrous.
The golden anniversary will be cel.
( ) brated In Beatrlco next month.
The AuburJi ChautaUllla ! hall a gooll
attendance and made SOIUo 1110nO ) ' .
' /4 Ray Patterson of Plattsmouth has
. j , ' gene to Rapid CIt ) ' , S. D" to start a
bank. '
I Stock , shipments from the grazing
r. ountry Is now on In full force al
I' 11Undrods of carloads are going for-
'vard to South Omaha.
I' The Randolph Improvement club.
' lias comilloted arrangements for a
three days' carnival and ball tournaJ
mont , September 2 , 3 and 4 , I
Oscal' , the fifteen.year.old son of
MI' . and Mrs. Henry Fishbach , promi :
nen't resld mts of Deatrice , was dan-
I gorously injured by being thrown from !
a horse. \
Two negroes , whllo trying to board t
a freight train at Gibbon , failed tel
got on , and ono falling with his leg
across the tracle. had it cut off just
, above , the anltle ,
i Moor & Dearing closed deals at
Drulo with C. 1\1. Gray of Humboldt ,
la" and A , H , Winltl r of Gienwood.
Ia" two capitallBts , 101' Keith county
land to the amount of $00,000.
Eighty acres of land lying one.fourth
mile west of St. Paul limits was soltl
at referee's sale at $85,10 pel' acre ,
This was the ground value alone , as
there are no buildings on the fal'm , '
A shooting affray occurred at Coc1\ '
nnd as a result Fount Sander on of
thlt ! lluco lies In a critical condition
frJm : two bllllet wounds , ono in the
II1'east and one in the left shoulder , In-
f1Icte br : Jim Dutcher , a haU.hrecl
Inlllan , Both men were intoxlclh'd :
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, when the shooting occurred.
D , W. Hoyt ot York county has
been appointed commandant of the
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Soldlors' Home at Grand Island to succeed -
ceed Commandant Aslnvith of Omaha ,
Mr. Hoyt is at present a deputy 011
Inspector , having been appointed to
that place by Governor 1\lIcltoy and
reappointed by Governor Sheldon ,
, The managers of the N braslm state
" fall' September 2 to 6. hav ebeen ex-
ceedlngb' fortunate in securing the
world renowned Liberati's military
band of New York , Each day they
w111 give four great concel'ts on the
ctate fall' grounds , This band Is com.
vos d of elghty.two famuus musicians ,
Preparations are being made for the
Gordon county fall' nnd street carnival -
val , which w11l bo held at Gordon on
September 17 , 18 , 19 and 20 , Besides
the usual display of mammoth fleld
and garden products , there will bo balloon -
loon ascensions and ther free attractions -
, tions on the grounds each afternoon ,
'rho past weele was prolific of ac
: Smith had the mlsfortuno to step off
, cl ents at Central City , 1\Irs. A , Co
th sidewallc and sprain her angle ;
Frankie , the son ofVllliam Porter
was wounded in the hand by the accidental -
dental discharge of a target rlfie , anll
Ed , Foster fractured a bone in one of
his hands while loading cattle at' the
t'wck ) 'ards ,
1'he trMle layers on the North River
branch of the Union Pacific have
, , reached Lewellen and have laid the
traclc for several miles from Lowellon
wostwal'd on the road to Oshl\Osh , As
long as plenty of material Is furnished ,
. such as tics and steel , almost n. mile
of track can bo laid dally , but the
shortage of snpplles has prohibited the
ltoeplng up of any such record ,
Charles Shindler , who lived near
Flowersfield In Danner countj- , came
to his death , undel' singular circum ,
Jtances , It is presumed that he wa' !
standing on a wagon , filling a barrel
from a large tank , when he fell Int
the tank. where his bed ) ' was fOUlli1
later in the day. It Is reported that ho
had been sUbject to apolllexy , and 1'1
snpposod to have had a seizure which
.caused him to fall ,
The state toard of IHlblic lands and
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'bulldlngs has rejectel\ all bids on the
, : proposed new nddltlon to the Ol'tho-
-4. . " ) Iolc hospital and the Home for the
Friendless because the estimates of.
the contractors exceeded the approll'
rlatlons , The legislature apllroprlat-
cd $2,500 for nn addition to the home
nnd the lowest bid called for an eXlJOn.
dlture of $ :1.004. : The board will II rob.
ably secure some reputable contractor
to supervlso the building of the struc ,
ture fol' an agreed percentage on th ( I ,
cost of material and labol' .
Prcsldent EI , II , Parlsho , of Central
CIt ) ' , hac been called to a large FI'IendG
church at Lawrence , Kas. He will
, bo succeeded as president of Nobraslm
Central colle go hy Prof , Stacy 1\Ic. \
Crnclwn. a graduate of Penn colIege ,
Oslmloosa , Ja ,
Prof. U , S , Conn has relgned the
chair of professor of mathematics at
the normal school In 1 < I'amont to ac ,
cept tht ) position of I > uperlntcndent of
; the Columbus schoolH , succeeding Sup.
I orlntendent 1 ; : , D. Shennan , who goes
to Iuarnej' as tmpel'lntendont of the
Days' 11llustr11\1 ] school.
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LINCOLN FORTY YEARS OLD.
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Capital Formally Located by Proclamation -
mation , August 14. . '
Ji'orty yonra nGo totla ) ' , sn's the Lincoln -
coln Journal , IJ1'oclnmntlon was Is-
'sued declnrlng the atate capitol Bhould
be located at the vlIIngo of Lancaster
and that provision should bo nllulo to
reserve laud for the use of state unl.
vorslty , a atate farm , n court house
for Lancastel' county , a city hem nntl
marltet space , n stnto hlstorlcnl lIbra.
ry assoclntlon and several Jlubllc
schools. The c lIImlsslon , C01l1110sed
of David Butler , Thomas P. ] { cnnar
and John Gillespie , started for Ne-
braslm City on the afleruoon of July
18 , and visited the towns of Ynnltco
11111 , Lancastol' , Ashland , Seward , l\1I1.
ford , Camden and Sallno City. On the
nftcrnoon of July 29 the commissioners -
ors assembled in the house ofV. . 'r.
Donovan In Lancaster , a\ after a
free dlilctlsslon as to the advantages
of the dlfforont places visited , a ballot
was talten , resulting In Lancaster two
and Ashlantl one , On the second bcilJ
lot the choice foIl Oil Lancaster ty a
unal1lmou "ote of the commission.
The govcrnol' announced the result to
the leoJlle , many of whom were Oil
the ou"fsldo awaiting the result of the ,
l"ote.
Arter the place was decided upon , a
surveyor was 10ft hero to locate the
'depressions ' and elovatlons prolh11l-
nar.y to furnishing a design for laj'lng'
off the bloclts , streets and reservations.
On August 13 the commissioners ngaln
asscmbletl at Lancaster and the next
day formally announced the foun lng
'of the town of Lincoln as the Geat of
government. After that the town was
'blocltcd off. On September 17 the
first sale of lots was held. It was 1\
rainy , cold dny nnd a stnnll crowtl
came to the saIl' ! , The first lot was
'sold ' to J , G. 1\l1ller fol' $ ,10,25. How-
cvpr , the following days wcro better
and the sale closed after five days
with nn aggregate sale or' $34,000.
GLANDERS IN TWO COUNTIES.
Feared In Saunders and Dodc ! ) and
Seven Horses' Have Been Shot.
Fremont-Something , of n. Bonsntlon
among farmers of this soctlon walS
caused when it became lmown that an
epidemic of glanders threatened horses
: l.nd stock.
William Hayes , a farmer llvlng three
miles south of I < remont In Saunders
count ) . , filed suit in district court asIc-
Ing judgment fol' $1,500 against Arthur
Rasmussen and Henning Nelson , both
of Saunders count ) ' .
The complaint alleges that in February -
ruary Hayes bought two horses from
the defendants and b th had glanders ,
that Nelson and Rasmussen knew It
but represented the animals to be
sound in every way.
Innocent of the ailment Hayesused
the team fol' driving through th county -
ty , and many horses In both Saunders
nd Dodge were laid liable to Infection -
tion of the fatal mnladY. About a
month ago one of the horses died. Dr.
P. Simmons , a local veterln rlan , was
called In to attend the other horse. He
pronouncetl the discase glanders , and
seut for the state , veterinarian , The
second horse was shot.
Last week Hayes found five horses
sick. Dr , Simmons was called. "Gland-
ers. " he said. This timo. the state
veterinarian shot all five horses. 1 < ' 01'
the loss of the seyen horses Hayes ,
who Is highly Inconsetl. because his
wife and children may have caught the
dread disease , wants $1UOO.
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WOLVES FOR NEBRASKA.
Wyoming Man Has Two to Sell to
the Governor.
Lincoln - Governor Sheldon has
1een offered a couple of ) 'ouns'Wolves
by a resident of Sheritlan , Wyo" at
a reduced figure of $25 each. They
are as gentle as dogs , he says , He
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evidontl ) wants to get rid of them , for
he offers to ship 'thorn to th execu.
tlve without pa ) ' . His letter is as rol-
lows :
Governor Sheltlon. Lincoln. Neb-
Hon , Sir : Having been Informed you
wore gottln a zoological collection , I
write you In regard to the purchase
of two pet wolves , a ed about 5
months old , very large and as gentle
as dogs , The price aslccd f. 0 , b , ca.rs ,
Sheridan. Is $50. or wlII ship direct
to Lincoln. If you pI'efer , r.nd the express -
press charges being guaranteed both
ways , If not satisfactory. Yours truly ,
n , E , GARRETSON.
After Local Lumber Combines ,
When the suit now pending against
the L.umher Dealers' association is
decided , Attorney General Thompson
in all probability will proceed against
alIeged local combinations among the
dealers. 'fhe testimony introduced In
the case against the state Rssoclatlon
! ntllcated the existence of local combinations -
binations anll this evidence will to
sifted to the tottom. Since the case
was submitted Mr. Thompson has secured -
cured other evidence tending to provo
there are local cllmblne 1 which con.
trol the prlco of IllmbQr to the consumer -
sumer ,
Her Legacy Only $25.
Central Clty.'l'wentj..five dolIars Is
the legacy left h ) ' William H. Dennl-
ton , a wealthy Pltt6hurg capitalist , to '
his daughter , Mrs. Mar ) ' Winslow , : \11' .
Denniston , together with two other
Pittsburg capitalists. Invested In Mer-
rlcl. count ) . ranches , and In his will
which was flIed for probate In this
count ) . a peculiar tale of domestic
trouble Is llresontod. Ho stipulated
tnat $25 should b'c' al ' that Ills dau h-
tel' 1\1ary should recelvo frOD } Jlls s'
tate dlre'ctly or Indirectly.
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THIRST WAS FIRST THOUGHT.
Familia ! . ' Scund Causc of Young Man'a
, Bad Brenk.
John C. RIsley of Dotrolt , nt the
Now YOl'lt convention ot the Interna.
tlonal Sc lot ) . of 110tel amI Uestn\1rant
Bmploye-J-I\ convention notable for
its condemnation of the tipping syatem
-said to reporler :
"Tho public thlnlts that we walters
get rich (1ft our tillS. The llublle 10
\'ery IglIClrant In this mattol' . When
I think of its dense ignorance I am
reminded of a 110Utl nl meeting I I\t-
tended lallt April. There was a chal )
at this muetlng who know nothing of
parllame\ \ IJroceduro , mul , besides
that , 110 wus half full. WolI , In the
course of the meeting there was 1\ lot
of excitement and shouting. It grew
worse and worso. 'I'ho chairman , In
the end , had to ham111er on the table
Dnd yelI :
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'Orderl Orderl'
. . 'DeeI' fcr mo , ' said the Ignorant
young maIL , "
VERY BJID FORM OF ECZEMA.
Suffered Thl'ee Years-Physlclano DId
No Good.-Perfectly Well After
Uslno Cutlcura Remedies.
"I take grunt pleasure 111 informing
you that I WIIS a sufferer of eczoma. ill
a very bad form for the past three
) 'ears. I consulted and treated with
11 number of Ilhysicians In Chicago , tut
to no [ 1\'all. I commenced u'slng the
Cutlcura Hemedlcs , consisting of Cull-
cura Soap , Ointment and Pills , three
months ago , and to.da ) ' I am perfectly
well , the dlseaso 1111 ving left mo en-
tirely. I cannot recommend the Cutl-
cura Remedies too highly to anyone
sUffering with the dlseaso that I have
had. Mrs. Florence E. Atwood , 18
Crilly Place , Chicago , 111" october 2 ,
1905. Witness : L. S. Bergor. "
Patron Saint of Lawyers.
'fhis story Is told at the expense of
Francis H. T. 1\laxwelI \ , a well.lmown
lawj'er. The 1llmuberG of the 'fmmton ,
1\1ass" Dar ass.clalon . ! thought they
ought to have a patron saint , but after
much wI'angllng they could not hit upon -
on anj' particular saint.
FihalIy a committee , of which Mr.
Maxwell was a member , was apllolnt-
ed to make a sllection. ! They made
a trip to New Yorle , and there "Islted
a galIery where most of the saints were
carved In marble , It was decided to
leave the selection to Mr. l\IaxwelI ,
und after malting the rounds ho placed
his hand on one in a grollp of two ,
"This one w1ll do , " he said. Ho had
Ills hand.on . the devil , whom St. 1\11.
chael was driving before him.
Impudence If Hal Polloi.
A noted English nrtlst was standing
at the edge of the road , waiting for his
horse , antl he was dressed In his
usual lJOcullal' sty1c-mustard'colored
ritllng suit , vivid waistcoat and bright
red tie. A man , who had ovldently
been reveling , hallpened to lurch
round the corner of the street. Ho
stnred at the famous fiI'tlst for a minute -
ute in silence , then ho touched his cap
und aslted in a tone of tleep commiseration -
ation , "neg pardon. guv'nor , was you
in mournln' for anybotlj' ? "
The Motor Face.
A few days ago a well.known personage -
sonage was motoring in Derbyshire
when 11 policeman stofJIlCd him , relates
the London 'rattler.
"You'Il have to take off that masle , "
said the officer , "it's frightening everyone -
one who sees it. "
"But I'm not wearing one , " ox-
plalnep the unfortunate offecder.
Golf Player Lightning's VIctim.
During a tlnmtlerstorm , near Glasgow -
gow a golf player named George 1Iar-
rle was struck and killed ty lightning ,
which ripped off his clotlling , Including -
ing his boots , and extracted all his
teeth. It made a 1I0le three feet deep
where lie had bean standing ,
No Impulse is too splendid for the
simplest taslt : no task is too'slmplo
for the most splendid impulse-Phl1-
IIlls Bro ks ,
BAD DREAMS
Frequently Due to Coffee Drinking.
Ono of the common s'mptom8 of
coffee poisoning Is the bad dreams that
slloll what should be restful sleep. A
man who found the reason saj's :
"Formerly 1 was a slave to coffee. I
was 111\0 a morphine fiend , could not
sleep at night , would roll antl toss In
my bed and when I did get to sleep
was disturbed by dreams antl hobgoblins -
lins , would walce up with heatlache8
and feel bad all da ) ' , so nervous I
coultl not attend to business. 1\1y writing -
ing looltod 111(0 bird traclts , I had sour
belchlngs from the stomach , indiges-
tion. hearth urn and I'IlpltaUon : of the
heart , constlphUon , irregularity of the
Iddneys , etc.
"Indeetl , I began to feel I had all the
troubles that human flesh could suffer ,
tut when a fl'iend advised mo to leave
off coffee I felt as If ho had insulted
me. I could not bear the Idea , it had
such a hold on me and I refused to
believe it the cau e.
"But it turned out that no advice was
ever given at a moro needetl tlllle for
I finaIly consented to try PootUIII IUlII
with the going of coffee nnd the com.
Ing of Postum all my trouhles have
gene and health haa returned , 1 eat
and sleell well now , nm'ves steadied
down and I wrlto a fall' hand ( as ) 'OU
clm see ) , can attend to tuslness again
and rejoice that I am free from the
monster coffee. "
' 1'en daj's' trial of Postum In place of
coffee w11l bring sound , restful , 1'0'
freshlng sleep. " 'I'hero's 11. Reason. "
Reatl " 'I'he noatl to WoIlv11le , " in Illtgs.
Some Ilhyslcluns call It "a lIttle uealth
classlo. "
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Bobbin Boys' Wageo.
.Tolm n. 1.l'rll1on , trcaSllrcr ot the
AnlOrlcl1u Pnch'rntlon of Labor , dellv.
ered rcc'ntl ) . an nthh'cIIJ on slrl1\OlI.
TurnllJ ! ; to the ainllsln f'aturen of
the st1'llw ql1 stlon , 1\11' . I.onnon snltl :
"I remcmb'r lslrl1 < o 0' hobbln
bo's , a jllst strlko , 111110110 that suc.
ceeded. ThoHO bo's condncted their
fight well , even IJI'lIl1antiy. 'rhus the
da ) ' Ihe ' turned out they posted In
the splnnln ! ; room of their emplo'ers'
mill n great placard 11I8cI'Ibed with
the words :
II 'Tho wages of sin Is death , but the
wages of the bobbin bo's Is worso. ' ' '
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Sheer whllo goolls , hl fact , nn ' nn.
wash goods when now , ewe much ot
tholl' attractlvonoss to the wn ) ' they
are lllundered , this being done In 1\
1I11\nnel' to enhnnce their toxtllo beau-
t ) ' . Homo laundering wonltl bo equal.
l satlsfllctOJ' ) ' If proper attontlon was
gh'en to starching , the first essential
being Hootl Starch , which hils sunIclont
strength to stiffen , without thlclwnlng
the goods. Tr ) ' Denance Starch and
) 'OU w11l bo pleasantly slII'lrlsetl ! at the
Improved I\Pllellranco of : rour work.
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No Pence Confcrcnce.
"Aro 'ou going to strllw. ma ? "
nsted ) the lIttle bo ) ' , ns ho trembllngl ) '
gnzell Ullon the ulilifled shlnglo.
"Thllt'a jnst what I'm going to do. "
"Can't we nrlJltrate , mn , before ) ' 011
strl1\O ? "
" 111m just going to l\rhlll'ate , " sl1e
snld. ns the shingle descollded IInd
rnls'd 1\ cloud of dust fl'om the seat
of II lilliI' of pantaloons-"I am just
going to nrhltl"llte , my Bon , am ] this
shingle Is the board of arbltJ'atlon , "
Important to MothDrs.
Emmlno carefully every bOltlo of CABTOnrA ,
aare nnd ! 'uro remcdy , tor lufants nud children ,
! IUd ace that _ ,
Hcars the Itel ! _
Slgnaturo ot
In Usa For O\'cr 30 Year ,
The Ktnd You lIovo Always ought.
Places of Interest Neglected.
Two of the 1110St ntt1'l\ctlvo pluces
for histructlon In Now YOI'le city are
the Metropolitan Museul11 of Art and
the American Museum of Nut'ural Uis.
tor ) ' , 'el there are thousands of rosl-
dents of Now Yorle who ha\'o nO\'el'
heen in them , nnd 11101'0 than half of
their dall ) ' vlsltOl's are strangers in
th 0 clt ) ' .
'Nlth a smooth Iron and Defiance
starch , j'ou can launder ) 'our' shirtwaist -
waist just us weIl ut homo as the
steam laundry cun : It will ha\'o the
proper stiffness and finish , there will
be less wear and teal' of the gom1s ,
and it will be a posltlvo pleasure to
use a Starch t.hat docs not stlcl < : to . the
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New , York's Growth.
Dulldm's in New York city invest
$ OO.OOO each dny In land and new
houses for apartment dwellers.
I self'For etf lnes' ; :
Self.forgotfulness in love for others
has u foremost place in the lIeal ] char-
actel' and represents the tr\1O end of
humanitr-Peabody : ,
J wiH' Single Binler ! cigal'-l'iehcst , most
sati fying " " 1010 Oil the 1II11r\et \ , Your
dealcr LeI' ' l'co1' Ill.
or \ \ ! Fl1elOl'y , a ,
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It is the easiest thing In the world
to tlream that you are malting money.
NATIONAI4 LEAD C : lIPANY
New York , 1I0slon lIurralo Cleveland ,
ClUcinnall C , Ifca"o , t touls ,
PhlladeIJhla ( oltn ' 1' . Cewls , llrus , Co , ) .
I'jusuur h ( 'allonal Lead & Oil Co , )
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"Wh ' , " oxclalmed lItUo , Johnny.
when ho heurtl his fnther telling nbout
s01l1obod ) ' who WUR looltlng after the
loaves and 03he9 , "thut's just what
mal1\1nn sn's nbout Uncle 11enryl"
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"Snrs nbout Uncle 1I0nr ) ' ? " I'opeat-
I cd his futher , In tlslonlsh1l1ent. "What
do ) ' 011 mean ? "
"Wh ' , 1)1 , tJou't ) 'OU 1mow. " said
Johnu ) ' , "mamma 8a'S Unelo lIenry
0111y loafs uud IIshes , "
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11) ' following the llh'cctlons , which
uro plulnly Il1'lntOll on ouch package of
Dollaneo Sturch , Men'a Collars ami
Cllffa can bo made just ns stiff as de.
sired , with either glOSR OJ' tlomenUc
Hnlsh. ' 1'1' ) ' It , 16 oz. fOI' lOci Boltl by
nIl good grocors.
Group of St. Mnry's Churches.
'fhero uro In London n 1'0111111 dm on
churches nnmed after St. 1\1ar \ ) ' , near-
I ) ' aU of them helonglng to a alnglo
groull cl0801) ' paclted togother. show.
Ing that the ) ' nll CI\1110 from the ono
grel\t } lur1sh of Alderl11ary.
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It Curell While You Walk.
Allen'tJo'ool.EII e , III 11 ccl'll1in cure lor
hot , tI\\'cating , cllllolIlI , oml tlll'ollcn. IIching
lCI't , Sohl by nil Dl'tK iRtR , P1' CI' . c , I > nn'L
' nllr IHlhstilutc , Trial JnclIgc ! Jo'IlER
Adll'CHH Allen S , Ohllslcd. l.c Hey , N. Y.
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Man's TruQ Worth.
It Is not what ho has , nOI' oven what
ho does , thnt dh'ectly expresscs the
worth of a mall , but what ho is.-
lIenri F. Amlol : _
No Headache In the Mornln ! ) .
Kmmc'lI Hcndnchc ulrll for O\'N'.in.
Cnll
dul euco ill footl or Ih'llI \ , Dl'Illnilltll , : ! l'ic.
No'mnn Llcht ' Mfg. Co. , DCII l\loincB \ , Ill.
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The best 1)'elm\"Ulion for the future
Is the J'esol\t weIl seen to , the last
duty well dOl\e-Geol'go lucdollaltI.
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Guns , Trnps , Decoys , Etc.
TO\\'Clit priccR , " ' ! 'it. ' fnt. fl'I'ccatalojtNol
N. W. mde & 10'11I' Co" 1\l nncalloHII , 1\1inn.
It Is the cause , and not the dontll ,
that maltes the lIIurtj'I-NallOleon ,
' Billilcr Rl1'nilht ci is
I.cwiH' Single % e ar
gootl 11unlily 111\ \ thc timc , Y OUl' dcncl' ! or
Lcwis' 1'nclo , ! ' ) ' , l'I'ol'in , 111.
A man's Ideal must bo his guido ,
ns well as his gonl-Alnswol'th.
JlrVln hnv' . . Hoothlll ! : "yrlll ) .
For rhll < lrcn loolbln ! : , Botlcn ! lho III1I'JI , roduccs In ,
lIamlUl\tlon , I1(1)'H IIl1ln , ruros wln1 collu , o nWltlo.
Who bunds on the mob builds on
sand-Hullan.
The horse clln draw the
load without help. if J'OU
rcduce friction to c.hnost
nothing by llPplylng
M xl
@ -iGiJre tse-
to the whccls.
No other lubricant -
cant ever mll e
\Vcars so 101lg'
nnd UllVCSSO much
horsc power. Next time
try 1\f ICA AXl.E GnEAsE.
Standard 011 Co.
Jlleorporllle4
Wrs rLm rooue
$3.00 IlL $3.50 SHOE
SHOEB FOrl EVERY MEM lm
THE FAMILY. AT ALL rmm
1I''iiH : ! qrtfJ'M'J To nnyORO whocm
Qj1IiIiii.JI1I:3'.II i.1 DcuyllJD do nol
, I1P/j rOl'O lI'Jon'D $8 oS ,
Rew { ! .
"Jlm tJl'Uf otlo , 1m
TUB ImASON W. I , . Jollrlas HIIOOS nroVllfl
In lilt milks of Ufo thall IIn1 other tllllko , 1:1 : 1
oxeoilimt Hlylo , ca ) ' .tlltilllt , 11I11Rllpcrlnr \1'4
' 1'ho seloctloll or the IClllherll Rlill olher lIIaterl
of the 51)00 , nllli every dctall of the IlInkfllrlr.
the lIIolIL cOlllplotoOl'tunlzatioll ; of HIII'CrilltOlllic
skll1ml RhnolllufJrH ) , will ) l'I'rulvo the hlglle tI'
slloo IlIclllRtry , 11I111 who'o'orklllllllship l'1I111101
Jf I cOIII.1 . lake YOIl lilt" mv larjo fllclorhsllt
nml HhfllY YOII how I'liroflllly . I" lJolI 11I1I HIIlI
wOlllcl then 1II1110rHtllllli why they 111I1,1 tholr I
WOllr IOlllor 11I111 , u" or Iroatcr'lIluo IlmllllllY
Mv $4 GIlt do(1 and $ & Oold l10nd Sh
OAU'l'ION I 'nto " 011111/1" hllvo W , I. , ! loUjl
No HllbJltltllto. Auk your dealer for W , . " ]
dtrect to factory. ShOC81Ollt uvorywluro Ii > , tlU
i :
: :
.
l " --'L-AA.
I SICK HEADACHE
' " l'uslUvely cureel by
C A D'JER"S tl1eSI Little Pills.
Thl" ) ' n'"o ' rrllCTO Dls.
InLE trl"/I..rronl DJ'/lI'cl'lIln , In-
II .lIlfl'Hllollnl1llTooIlenrt ,
. VE R 1 l\thllt , A pcrfect rem-
l'fly tOl' DI7.1II1C81 ! , NUll'
PI Las . IIrn , DI"\\V/lltll'H" , nnd
'l'I111tl' ! III the ) [ Olltll , Cont-
I'll 'I'ollltllr , l'l\ln In thl !
Hide , TOltJ'JD LIVJm.
'l'hl'Y r.'lfllinto the Uowcl/l. l'urol , "l"lI'olnble.
SMAll PilL. SMAll DOSE. SMAll PRICE.
.
GCllulnc Must Bear
CARTERS
Fnc-Slmlle Signature
ITYLE
IVER d. -
G . / . WJ.q ;
REFUSE SUIISTITUTES.
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SORE SHOULDERS
1 Woultt IIko VI'r111111ch In l'l'ffolIMII11t1l'l't I\Tl'lT
J"IOIlIlor lit Ihh'I'III'I'r'h" OW"SIl1l1 her (111 thl\t 1"0
"u" , IIhnutl"'ro RIIII ! t'll hll1l Rbnut H"rllrl1 UaU
lIlvl' , 'J'hls 1M IrllllOS lblo O I ulliltoin. : to toll 7UU
thruu.h . the l"'I''r.
\1111 1IU11 . holh knoIT Ihnt hor. . . workln" wllh
Mro ahoulclrre 11f0 In I'nlll , nll,1 Ullit Ih1'1 ( 'lIn't do
III1IUI'lI "urk , , "huIII rUnnlll1t c1"WIIIU "h.11 they
nft' 11'0'1' tr"'IJ.llu. ' I RI" " " kllv" Il6rtl'I'lIy , , ( 'II Ihl1t
HI'curlty 1IIIIII'IIIIvo , ,111 Cllr" IIII'M ! IIhoultlnn. but
1" " do lIot kllOlII. . It YOII dill 1"U " "uhl 1.11I " bllx
lit ) 'our r1I'nh'r lit " " 1'0 111111 I'liro Ihel1l UI ) , [ or 7011
1\V0 IIn c"ubt oftrn wlhhncl Ihlll 7011 kll" " ot ol1le-
Ilclnlt Voll 1'011111 rl'ly Oil. YOIIl'nn r'y ' Rbsollllely on
trcllrft1111111 : ! HtIYI' . It "III do 111'ork nVl'ry tlmo.
! If If Y"II I.rnr.'r III try It nr t I will Jl1nll 70U 1\
1 < 111111'10 ( ' 111troc. . Just "rllu tor II-It will 1:0 10 10U
oliliul 1UIIII ,
Aloll 1'Rnt 10 loll 1011 thnt RC'cllrlt1 AntlM ! tlo
1I1'IIIf1r Is RII ltoo.1 tor bllrh "Iro CUla n9 HI'cllrlly
111111 Hnlvil III tor hllf" " K'IIIII. U"l\tC'fll'lIrry Ihem
In I' , Wo 111111 fIWro. \ . , I' " . , Ih1II for Jour nocda ;
II/ua m II 100 J : , (1 f , rl ' : : , \ , rll. : , II:1 : : rn I ,
8ItCUlU'I'\ l1mY < :0. . 1111 IIncI11 > ell II , JIIlnD.
-
'fo convlnoo ony
. womun t h n t Pax.
FREE tlllo , AlltlRlItlo will
I1UIII'O\'O lIer hcnllh
, , filii ! tIe nil wo claim
for It. Wo will
81'(1 her nb olutl'Y ! ffeo t\ 11\1'10 trial
hex 01 l'axtlne with book of instruction -
tion ! ! nil II Rcnulno testl1Ionllll : , 80nd
your name mill utlMes9 on n IJostncard. .
o8
. nnll henls
PAXTINEolonn
mom.
brnno nf-
feellons , such nI nn nl cnt.urh pelvlo
CnllIl'I'h ' nulln ( ammlltion causell by leml-
ulno Ills ; 110)0 C'I'1 ! 1\01'0 ' tbront and
month , hy direct 10\1 : hClltlllent Its cur-
nil vlf Ilowcr ovcr thcso trou\lel \ Is extrn-
ordinary tlnll glvclI hnmcdlnto relict.
'l'hOU5(111113 ( or ' . ' ' end
'Womcn 11'0 usIng rco-
oll1mclHllng It ovcry tIIIY. ro cents at
drlllll IROrh'mall , Itcml'llIher.ho\\'ovl'ro
1'1' ( ) ( ) STi : YU1J NOTII1NU TO TJtY 11. ' .
TII1 It. lOAX'l'ON co. , lIe touo Mila. .
_ . _
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LIVE STOCI [ AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Electrotypes
IN ORE1.T VARIETY
FOR SA1..E AT THE
LOWEST PRICES DY
A.N.KELLOGG NEWSPAPER. CO.
73 W. Mama Sireel , CIIICAOO
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of this paper de-
READERS
slrlnillo buy o.ny-
- . . . . . thhl\r 1dvertlsodln
Its column9 should Insist upon havlnll
whal Ihey QSC ) lor. rcluslnlr all substi-
tules Of ImltaUolIs ,
" ' "
.
- -
DEf ! NG SYIU1CH- : , :
-olhnr 8111rch'IR ollly U ounccsl\mo IIrleo' and
"DEF'IAtIOE" IS 6UPERIOR QUAI.ITV.
W. N , U. , OMAHA , NO. 35 , 1907.
lAS
" ' 11 DEST : IN
THE WOnLD
o ru.rrr ,
! S.u'ItJ ,
I1POVC W. L
nIJfD 40lJ
$3/jJ UhOOB
nllfnr.tural' .
I hy moro ' ' )
iI'CIIII O II Iholr
l'lIrlll flIl1l1l1o .
Ills for IJLch : part
loolICll lifter hy
'II ' IH , fOrC1I1I'1I IlIIit
lI ca 1':1111 : III tbo
I hI ! cxcollC'.I ,
Brocl ( ICHl.1IfIlGS , .
I'H IIro 1II111O ! , YOllfi'a ' _ < 141.1. "
. ! IIIII" , tit Iltcr , " ' 9 #
"ther IItllko , "euJID ; c
OCJ CDlJn"t 60 ollulII'od nt DIU' IJrlce.
III 111111I11 lIuli prlcu HtLIIII",1 11/1 IWlIIIII , 1'1&1(0
1l1IIII [ hoc , Jf hll canllot BUPI.ly YOIIOlId
LJI , ( Jntnl , , : : froo. 'V.L.Dol/ilna. nrockton. Mag
( Q ) ID nn W @lrij lJD1 ! IDJIr@J
$ ) llDmm ( ) rr
$ ) [ k w
.
arc a deli ht to the refined woman oV ry-
where. 1n order to eet this result see that :
the material is Ioocl , that i is cut in the
latest fashion and use
.
[ j@ff ) D1l@ @
ft@1Ir@
in the lauJ1dry. AIllhree things are import-
nUl , but the last is absolulely necessary.
No matter how fine the material or how
daintily made , bad starch and poor laundry
work will spoil the effect , and ruin the
clothes. DEFIANCE STARCH is pure ,
will not rot the clothes nor cause them to
crack. It seIls at 10e a sixteen ounce package -
age everywhere. Other ! Starches , much in-
f rior , seIl nt 10e for twelve ounce pack-
ace. Insist on etting DEFIANCE
STARCH and be ! lure of results.
[ ) @ff ( ill1J1 ] @ @ C llr@ [ } u
@ @Um1 ( pJ D11
@Dmi Ih1 1 , ( M@lIDlr rlka.