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Saw It Come Out of a Cow ,
A lItUo city' boy anll his sister Dorothy -
othy were talcen to the country for
the first. time.
The two children were happy as
the day was long. In the late after.
noon they watched the cowo como
homo , heard with deUght the tlnk.
l1ng cow.bolls , and the UtUo boy
even went In the barns to see the
milking done.
At supper , just as Dorothy was
mtlng her glass to her rosy UPIJ , the
boy cried out :
"Ob , Dorothy , don'tl ' You mustn't
drink that milk. It's not fit to drink.
_ It came out of a cow. . I saw m"
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, Wagner as a Curative Agent ,
Vernon Lee has told somewhere the
story of the marvelous effects of Wag.
. ner on a headacho. Ono does , after a
, time , succumb to what Is a kind of
, hypnotism : the sound seems almost to
, clear he air , or at least to lull ono
Into a kln .of dream In which only the
sensD' of hoarlng exists.
\ Peculiar Ice Cave.
A summer attraction In Colebrook ,
N. H. , Is the "Ico cavo" In Dlxvlllo
notcn. This cave is formed by a fis.
lIuro In the ledge of the mountnln
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that fills with snow . In winter , and Is
protected . rom the sun's rays at all
leasons.
, Omaha 'Directory
. . ' The Twentieth
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- ! Century Policy
. I Issued by the
B t .L .O ,
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A MILLION DOLLAR COMPANY
Agents Wanted. Ask { or terms.
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BASCOM H. ROBISON , - President.
MU ; ; O $15
. This sale lasts but a short time only.
Write { or one today.
A regular $23 Ostermoor Patent Elastic
Felt Mattress , weighing 50 lbs. , in
French Art twill ticking , shippcd anywhere -
where in the state of Nebraska , freight
prepaid ( or $15. You save $8 by
ordering one now.
: ORCHARD & WILHELM
SOLE STATe AGENTS
OMAHA NEBRASKA
, - ' - Ship Your
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HIDES Wool , Ta ow , Pells FURS
The D. B. McDonald Hldo & Fur Co. :
Omaha , Nebraska
Highest prices. No commission or drayage.
Full information , tags and prices furnished
. on application. A trial shipment will convince -
vince you that it pays to ship to us. .
. WE WANT CREAM
You \Vant More Money
. If we have no agents in your town ,
ship direct or write us. We also buy
BUTTER AND EGGS
KIRSCHBRAUN QI1 SONS OMAHA , NED.
The Correct Fall Styles
in everything to wear for women , men
\ . end children , lit
Brandeis New Store
Omaha , Nebraska
BIGGEST STORE WEST OF CHICAGO
[ arnMore
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nuslnss d bO
hand Courses taught by 1\loJlt Experloncod
Teaohors tn tbe'Vost. Positions tor gradu-
ates. Work for Board. llolp for doso"IDjf
students. Address
! IOSIIEn.LAI'tIPMAN COLLEGE
Information tree. 1700 } ' . .mAm st. . OILUU. NED.
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If It's DOLLARS AND OENTS
you are after
! Ship Your Cream
'i ' Ito the Farmer. Co.Operative Creamery ,
' Omaha , Nebraska. We Furnilh Cans.
MAKE MORE MONEY
ttr fto Yo
LIVE STOCK
Ship to ALEX G. BUCHANAN & SON
Live Stock Commission , 154,156 Exchange DId ! : . ,
So. Omaha , Neb. 32 Years In the Business.
TnE IRON THAT IRONS
One n. . rd In . . .rl borne
Jublloe Self.Heatlnf Flat Iron
J. . ben.r , 'Iulcker , . . , Ier an ! cbupo-r wa , to
. IrOD. n""kl.tlr. . , Kivu rullinrormation. "rho
DUk 4,410 S. . Utb , JU lLY.B la'G , CO.
0''U4 , Na.IU'JU.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
'elllng tea , cotreo. bakln ! ! ' powdor. oxtmets. liOap ,
r b. otc. l'rcrulums Klvan with all our goods.
rite for terms to OltANl > UNION 'l'J A CO. '
1 360utb lCtb t3troot , OIAlIA , NJIIIIAIICA. :
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AIR PRESSURE
WATER SYSTEMS
CRANE CO. OMAHA
m Ifortt : : : . DENTIST
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, .ea..11I OIll"Net , > . .ltoolll 4. DDhnllID Dloek. N. Eo
r IIUb al1tU > I\1I1IaHllts. Oood .et teetb fUel 1I'0id
' ' ' ' ' 8 .roc brldlre c . . . . AmallfAm 11\lIn \ .IIOe'1
. . . . . .11 I 7 KdMl1l1 \ nKS.II..ndup. 1I01lloIJV4B. '
U'Il/tll 0 filA } ! ! ' . lIrtnjf tlllu.derll.cmeot with 10a.
DYEING AND CLEANING
fQl ou , p"r.IM t nl1 < 1lnformatlon on cleanlnll
It etn qt l1a IcVnls of w'arln apl/arel. Out or
D 1lWlrCl'oro prompt anfcllruful : nltontlon.
T.ho l'antul-ll111\o 1M. Jones I3tr , et , Omaba. Neb.
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\ .t ; .8TAM.MERING . CURED
\ . lWpa' IUDdor&cd b1' the ruedlcnl pr9-
IL > tIo. 11& IIlyon Julia It. VAUGllft ,
UCl > lIat , 1J1nLDINO , OU.AllA , NJu. : .
Trll : : J..1Arn In Owaha. 18 1Iall _
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J ; rtlflter hero. 1'0.llIons =
'CfIU1C4r'ftc ' ' 07'bI.UejleI80311arnol ' tlt.O
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NEBRASKA IN BRIEF
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST FROM
VARIOUS SECTIONS.
ALL SUBJECTS TOUCHED UPON
R.lIglouo , Social , Agricultural , Pollt.
leal and Other Matters Given
Due Con8Ider tlon.
The now Catholic church at Sutton
'Wos dedicated last weolc.
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Corn husldng is now In progress In
some portions of the state.
Barbers of Nobrnska City have dO. i
e1dod to advance their prices.
Robbers operated , at PlaltslDouth ,
lecurlng $16 from ono store they on.
teredo
The first lecture In the course at
Pawn co City will bo given by Senator
LaFollotto of Wisconsin.
Free mall delivery Is expected to bo
established In North Platte as soon ns
the housas are numborod.
After being closed for several menthe
for repnJrs , the Model Milling company -
pany at Tecumseh Is aenln at work.
Henry Meyers , despondent and said :
to bo mentally unbalnnced , committed
sulcldo at Lincoln , taking carbollo
acid.
acid.After
After the Dummer vjlcatlon all the
churches have resumed aggressive
wOl'k and are busl y engaged In for-
.ward movements.
At his annual auction sale , A. E. :
stutt , residing near Avoca. Cnas coun.
ty , sold forty-soven Duroc Jersey plgsl
In ono hour and thirty minutes for
$1,107. \
A burglary was committed atl
Clarles , robbers entering the office of
the Foster Lumber company and'
rifling the sne , securing $42 In cur- ,
rency. The robbers left no cluo.
Smallvox hns Invaded the rural dls. ,
trlct southwest of Fort Calhoun , bb. '
'ginning at the home of Wiillnm Slerk. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sierle both are victims
of this dlsenseIr. : ! . Sierk being seriously -
ously lll.
Two unidentified robbers entered
the farm house of John Kost , near
Norfolk , and leveled a revolver at
Miss Mnry Kost , aged 16. She fnlnted
and they ransacked the house , getting
$21. and escaped.
At Teknmah , a1't.er being out most
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of the night , the jury In the Butts'
trial returned a verdict of guilty of
shooting with 'intent to wound , for
which the penalty Is from one to twen.
ty years in the penitentiary.
Governor Sheldon has appointed
United Stntes Senators E. J. Burkett , .
and Norris Brown nnd all the con.
gressmen In the state delegates to the
combination and trust confotonce to
be held In Chicago Oct. 23 to 25.
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The new city directory now being
published In North Platte will con.
taln 2,100 na.mes. Multiplying this by
2 % , the usual ration In computing the
population from names obtained In
compiling a directory , the population
Is found to be 5,250.
The fruit crop , and vartlcularly the
apple crop. In Lincoln county was not
by an means destroyed by the early ,
freeezes. J. Q. WlIcox went to Suth.
erland and purchased the entire prod.
uct of the Hunter orchard , amounting
In all to 1,200 bushels.
J. H. Penner of the Union state
banle , Beatrice , haa returned from At-
, lantlc O1ty , N. J. , where he attended
the meeting of the American Banlccrs'
nssoclatlon as a 'delegate from the No-
braslm. Banlccrs' association. He re-
IJOrts that the Nebraska delegation
was one of the largest In attendance
and that the delegates from the west
were conspicuous In nll of the deliberations -
ations of the convention.
A shipper who sent a cnrload of
stock b yond Al1Ianco reports th'nt he
was chnrged by the Burlington 60
cents a bushel for corn for feeding at
Aurora , and that whn Alliance wns
reached $1.80 a. hundred was charged.
As this Is almost more than 40 cents
a bushel more at AllIance than at
Aurora , and as the Aurora charge wns
held by him to be a rather stiff price ,
he has mnde a roar.
Wl1l the price of land adapted to
the raising of corn advance to $150 to
$200 au acre within the next ten
: roars ? That Is the prediction of John
P. Thiesen , representatlvo from the
Falrbury dstrlct [ , and one of the most
conservatlvo farmers In Nobraslm.
Mr. Thesen [ docs not marvel at the
price people are paying for corn land
today , and he looles upon $100 an acre
as nothing out of the way.
A sad sight took place in David City
when the family of John 'Weber was
separated. Mr. Weber was unable to
support his wife nnd three children.
' 1'he mother , not being able either ,
was tale en to the county farm , and the
three children we I'd talwn In charge
by Miss Louise Ranleln , representing
the Home of Homeless Chl dren. Miss
Ranldn toole the two boys and lIttle
girl to Omaha , where she wlll en.
deavor to find homes for them.
An immcnse amount of apples have
been shipped from Telcnmah this fatI.
Du'ers from Sioux CIty and Kansas
City have canvassed the county and
purchased the apples for so much a
'
bushel on the trees.
The new freight clepot of the North.
western at Fremont Is about finished
and w1l1 be ready for use by Nov. 1.
The Commercial club wlll celebmto
Its opening b ) ' a banquet In the largo
central r'\om on the first fioor. The
building is cont'cded to be the largest
nnd best ot Its kind outside of Omahn
ottly In tbo entire state.
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RHEUMATISM RECIPE
PREPARE SIMPLE HOME.MADE
MIXTURE YOURSELF.
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Buy the Ingredients from Any Drug.
gist In YJur Town and Shake
Them In a Bottle to
Mix This.
A well. known authority on Rheu.
matlsm gives the ren ers of 0. largQ
Now York dally paper the fonowlng
valuable , yet slmplo and harmless
prescription , which any ono can easll ) '
prepare at homo :
Fluid Extract DnndeIlon , one-half
ounce : compound Iargon , ono ounce :
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Compound Syrup Sarsaparllla , three
ounces.
Mix by shaldng well In a bottle , and
tnko a teaspoonful after each meal
nnd at bodtlmo. .
Ho states tbat the Ingredients can
bo obtained from nny good prescrlp.
tlon pharmacy at small cost , and , be.
ing a vegetable extraction , nro harmless -
less to tnleo.
Thls pleasant mixture , If taleen reg.
ularly for a few days , is said to over.
como almost any case of Rheumatism.
The pain and swelling , If any , dlmln.
Ishes with each do so , until permanent
results are obtained , and without Injuring -
juring the stomach. Whllo there are
many so-callel Rheumatism remedieD ,
patent medicines , etc. , some of which
do glvo rellet , few reany give permo. .
nent results , and the above wlIl , no
, doubt , be greatly appreciated by many
'sufferers here at this tlmo.
Inquiry at the drug stores of oven
the small towns elicits the Information
that these drugs are harmlesa and can
be bought separately , or the druggists
wlll mix the prescription If asked to.
SEEK TO WH SOLDIERS.
Russian Girls Risk Life for the Cause
of Liberty ,
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"When the university opened last
autumn I started to' work again
among the soldiers , " said the young
, woman. "As you know , the revolu.
tlonlsts are at present worldng very
hard to win over the army , and one
of the means Is to talk freedom dl.
rectly to the soldiers. For this girls
hnve been found to bo more effectlvo
than men : the young peasant soldiers
are more wllling to listen to girls ,
and are far readier to protect them
from arrest. So all over H.ussla hundreds -
dreds and hundreds of girls are now
nightly meotlng with groups of sol.
diets , in working men's homes nnd In
barracles. To go into barracks and
tnlk revolution to the soldlors. hardly -
ly anything is so dangerous-for the
girl caught Is tried by court-martial
and in a day or two is executed.-
From Leroy Scott's Interview with a
usslan 'Voman , in EverybodY's.
Man Whose Memory Was Bad.
. For more than an hour a witness
tor the defense had dodged questions.
His faulty memory was particularly
, exasperating for the counsel for the
plalntlrt , who was seeking to recall
to the witness' recollection an event
of four of five years previous. Event.
ually the man remembered "Bome-
thing about it. "
"Ah , " contlnucd the lawyer for the
plaintiff , "what dd you think of It
at the tlmo ? "
"Really , " said the witness , speakIng -
Ing before the lawyer for the defense
had tlmo to Interpose objection , "it
was so long ago I can't recall exactly
what I thought of It. "
"Well , " shouted the cross.examln.
er , excitedly , "If you can't recall , tell
us what you think now you thought
then. "
A Break In the Ceremony ,
, Llttlo Tom was t.wo years old and
tnlklng before his proud parents took
hhn to be christened. Though llmlt.
ed , his vocabulary included one or
two cholco words picked up from his
fnther. Of course , he looked like a
perfect lIttle cherub on the eventful
day , with his wide blue eyes and shin.
Ing curls and mother had got him up
In great shape for the ceremony. At
the most Impressive point Tom turn' .
cd to his father and exclaimed in ag.
gravated tones : "Why , damn it , ho
wet my head ! "
WIth n smooth Ire a.a Defiance
Starch , you can launder your shirt.
waist just as well at homo as the
steam laundry can : It will have tbe
proper sUffness and finish , there will
bo less wear and tear of the goods ,
and It will bo a posltlvo pleasure to
use a Starch that does not sUck to the
Iron.
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Most U"healthy Work ,
According to a German phYSician ,
Dr. Horn , miners ago so rapidly because -
cause of their unhygienic surround.
Ings that they present all the r.spocts
of senllo decay at the ago of 50 , be.
yond which few are able to ply their
vocation.
Problems Concerning Wealth ,
It's easy to understand why so few
of us have money. These who know
how to make It don't know how to
keep It , and those who can keep It
can't get It , and that's the only renson
why they can't keep It.
That an artlclo may bo good as well
as cheap , and glvo entire satisfaction ,
, is proven by the extraordinary sale of
Defiance Starch , each lackago con.
talnlng one.thlrd moro Starch than
can be had of any other brand for the
.amo money. -
To Stop Flow of Blood.
To stop the fiow of blood bind the
wound with cobwebs and brown sugar
pressed 0.1 111(0 lint r with flne dust
of tea. When the blood ceases to fiow
npply laudanum.
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Didn't Need Cyclopcdlns.
The cnnvassor ror n c'clopedh1
came to the homlJ of n colonel , whoso
record ho llnd carofu1Jy studied before -
fore his viall. ' 1'ho colonel wns oa.
peclnUy proud of some of his aons ,
so the canvnssor began wllh :
"Tho so are , 'ery fine boys ot } 'ours ,
celone1. "
"They nre , " replied the colonel ,
"I reckon you are ready to buy any.
thing t110S0 bOYB wnnt ? "
"I am so , " said the father of the
fine boys.
"Well , then , let mo sell you thla
cyclopedia. Thoro's nothing will do
your sons so much gooll. "
Dut the colonel looked at him
nghast. "Why , them lads of mlno
don't need any cyclopedia. They ride
mules ! " '
Lnuudry work at homo would bl
much more satisfactory If the right
Starch were used. In order to get the
desired stiffness , It Is usually noces.
sary to use io much starch that the
beauty and fineness of the fabrlo Is
hidden behind a paste of varying
thickness , which not only destroys the
appearance , but also affcctD the weRr-
Ing qunllty of the gooda. This trouble -
blo can be entirely overcome by uBlng
Defiance Starch , as It can bo applied
much moro thinly because of Its grent-
or strength than other mnkes.
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Excusable.
"I suppose , " remarked the coy widow ,
"that you are an advocate of early
marriages ? "
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"Oh , yeti , I am , " roplled the scnnty
haired bachelor.
"Then , " continued the C. W. , "why
Is It you are still a bachelor ? "
"That's qulto another mnttor , " an.
swered the Btlchelor. "Tho only marriages -
riages I believe In are enrly ones , boo
cause there Is some excuse for youtli.
ful rollles.-Chicago News.
Deafness Cannot Be : Cured
by local appllcallonl , al they cannot rcach the dl.
caee < 1porllon ot tbo ear. There II only ono WAY to
cure dcafnouan < 1 that II by conultutlonal r01110dlel.
Dearnoel II cnueed bylln InaaIDod condilion ot 1M
mucous IInlnlt of tbo l ustncblan Tuba. Wbon this
tube II Inlla1110d you h&\'o rumbllnl ; lound or 1m.
pertect heulo ! : , and when It Is enUroly oloeed , Dear.
neM.1 ! the reeulttlnd unlen tbo 100alll1118110n can betaken
taken out and th ( I ube restored to IU normal condl'
tlon , hearlol ; will bo destroyed foroverl nloo calos
out of ten are oaueed by Catnrrh. which I ! notbhllr
but an Intlsmed condition of tbo mucoul IlIrfacel.
Wo will Klvo 000 Hundred Dollars tor noy calO ot
DearDeu ( cailiod by catarrh ) that caonot bo cured
byliall'l CatArrh Curo. Stlnd for circulars. free.
Y. J. CmmEY & . CO. , 'rolOdO , 0.
Bold by Drlllrillat. . 'j c.
Taka llall's I'amlly 1'1111 for conlUpation.
Well Qualified ,
"So you want the position of ad.
vance agent for our circus ? " Intor.
rogated the manager. "Well , wo need
a man who can ctlr up some llfo
everywhere ho goes. " "That's mo ,
boss , " hastened the appIlcant. "Had
any oxperlel\co in stirring up life ? "
"Vou bet ! 1 usel ! to drlvo a street
sweeper and stirred up millions of
germa every dllY. "
Starch , 1I1O ovorythlng else , Is be.
Ing constantly Improved , the patent
Starches put on the marleet 25 years
ago are very different and Inferior to
these of the present dny. In the lat.
'est dlscovery-Defianco Stnrch-allin.
jurlous chemicals are omitted , whllo
the addition of another Ingredient , In.
vented by us , gives to the Starch a
strength and smoothness never ape
preached by other brands.
Bush Over Burled Treasure.
There Is a tradition in Germany
that It was customary in the 1\l1ddlo
Ages to put an elderberry plnnt over
buried treasure. A farmer at Oels.
dorf while plowing close to such a
bush unearthed a vessel containing
2,300 silver coins of the eleventh cen.
tury.
Important to MothDrs.
Enmlno carefully onry boltle or OASTORIA ,
a eafe and lIuro remedy for InrantsllUd children ,
IUld Bee that It
Dear the
Bignatnreot
In tJ'eo For Over 30 Years.
Tl10 KInd You IIAvo AlwllJ's Bought , .
Peculiar Ornament.
An Afrlcnn queen , the second wire
of Ilng Lobengula , wears for a head.
dress on state occasions a carTed and
decorated bust of her husband'a firat
wife.
Lewi ' Single llinder straight lic cigar
made of rich/ , mellow to acco. Your deal.
er or Lcwl ' l nctory , Peoria , Ill.
Wherever we meet misery we owe
plty.-Dryden. I
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PITLESS SCAlES
can be InslCllled
ANVWItERE'ANYTIME
NO DIOOltjO OR DLASTlHO
SAVES K1sonondmasonl ) '
Corpe'nlcrwork cud luml1cr
and lasts ror cr
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B . following the directions , which I
nro IJlalnl ) ' printed on each pnclmgo ot I
DOn:111CO Starch , 1\Ien's Collnrs ami
Cuffs can bo made just ns stlrt as do-
elred , with either gloss or domestic I
fillish. Try ft , lG oz , for 10c , sold by I
all good crocors.
Pollco of World's CIties.
BerUn's patrolmen : ue ono to 340 , I
LiverlJOol's nro ono to 4,19 , London's
ono to 4DG , and Phllndelpbln baD ono I
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vntrolman for every 511 clUzena. On
Manhattan Islnnd there Is but ono
lJOUcomnn to ovqry 6,13 Inbabltnnts.
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Hides , Pelts and Wool ,
TOBct full vallie , IIhil' to the old re1lnblo
N. W. Hide & FurCo.,1\lInncapoll , Minn.
There Is n place nntl menns for I
every man aUvo.-Shnkespearo.
Lewis' SinRlo nil1tcr straight lic. Many
IImoltcrs prefer them to 100 cigars. Your
denIer or I..ewis' l"nctory " _ . , - lcorin. - Ill.
ThoBO 1110 which tate determlnOD ,
mlln must bcar.-Theocrftus.
BACKACHE AND 1
DESPONDENCY t7 imtM ;
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Are both symptoms of orgnplo do. } i.\i : : : : : : : : \ : : H : : :
ran"'ement , nnd nn.turo's Wl\rnlnN' to . . : : . t- . * ' : : ' : ' : ' : : : . : : : ' : : ' ' ' ' , : ' ' , : : . k . , . . . \
women ot 0. troub 1 0 wb t eh w ill soon. : : : : : : * : : $ 10. i : : : ' : : : > > : : : : : : : : : : : ' ,
or or In.t.cr dceln.ro itself.
now often do w hear women sn.y ,
uIt seems n.s though my bacle would
bronk. " Yet they continuo to drag
nlong nnd suffer with nchcs in the
sml111 of the bacle , pl11n low down in
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$3.00 & $3.50 SHOES T B J LD _
BHOE8 FOil EVEllY MEMBEll OF " . 1' .
THE FAMILY , AT ALL PIlIOEB. UPlA
$25 ODD To altV one who can pro"e W L
! J DOU/1l88 does not make & aell
Reward more Men's $8 & $8.80 shoes
" , an eltV othe , . manufacturer.
T111 RI ASONW. JJ. Douglas shoes aroworn by more people
In 11011 wnlks ef lito thnn nny ether make , la becnuso or tholr
excoIlont atyle. el\8).l1ttlne , and superior wenrlng qualltlos.
! .I'ho solectlon of the loathers nnd ether matorlala for each parO
of the ahoo , n11 < 1 oHry 110tall of the mnklng lalookod nftor br
the most compJotoorganlzation of suporln tendontaCoromona11 < t
eklllolishoomakors. who recolvo the highest wngoa palll In the
hoe Industr ) ' . mHI , vhoso workmnnshlp eannot bo oxeolle" .
If I cou1ll tuko youlnt ! ) my Inrgo factorlos nt Drookton.IIII1IS. ,
und show you how cnrofully 'V.IJ. I > OIlFlas shoes nro mndo , you , :
'Wou1d thou understand why th01 holt their ahnpe , fit } letter , , > ' "
wonr 10llgor an" are of greater valno thnn nny ether mn'ko. III ) UrD
MY $4.00 and $8,00 allt Edne SIoe8 cannot 6e equalled at altV 1'"lc. .
OAUTIONI 'Illo Iollulno : : lIavo wa.lJoujllns lInmo nlld'prleo IItumpe" on bOUIIII. 'l'ake
No Substitute. Ask your dealer ror W. L. 1I0ugias shoos. If ho cannot supply roulIond
dlroot to fMtory. Shoos sent everywhere by mall. OatnIo { reo. W.LDoulllu. Brockton. Maua.
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Power
Behind the Dough !
K BAKINC
U POWDER
25 ounces lor 25 cent.
A real power that raises and sustains the
. . dough with absolute certainty. No
failures. A cake made with K C
cannot fall. .
We insist upon refunding your
money if a trial does not I
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convmce you.
Jaques MIa. eo.
. _ _ _ _ _ Chicago
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Every W 8sltium ! Sells
YOU CAN
OE' } ' A OENUlNI
LYON & lIEALY
Washbum
Piano
nt the lowcst Chicn o pricc nnd on the
most liberal terms of monthly paymcnts.
This Is the plana that Is knc.wn ns "America's
1I0mo Plana" , because It hns the true sln"lnl1
tone and Is "uarantet'dJor IIle by Lyon & Henly ,
who ore the world's Innest music house. The
Washburn catalog explains everything.
It In the market tor n plana. mall this odver.
tlsement today wi lit your name nnd nddress and
reeeivo eatnlol ; and lIame or local piano dealer ,
nntt six plcc s ot bcautlrul new Illano music.
Addrm , LYON 8 DEALY , OmOAGO
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PIT Be PITLESS SCALES.
lo"or Steolllnct Woo < 1 lo"mwcs. m IInd
UP. Wrlto us bururo you bUl.
\Vo 8'wo you 1II0nor. AlloO
- l'urnps I1nd Wtnd : lIIl1ls.
ULL"X4i : 1111118. , U..I.I. . . . I. .
Jf . : I. } Thompson's Eye Water
W. N. U. , OMAHA , NO. 42 , 1907.
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SICK HEADACHE
. . Positively cured" , .
I CARTERS Chese Little I'm. .
Tbe1 I\lso relloTc DI. .
ITTLE trenCrom DspepaIRI. .
I V'E R dlgcstlonl\DlITooUean7 EAting. A rtect r a.
edy lor Dlulnus , Naito
P I LLS _ IItB , Drowlllne , Sa4
T"ll In the Mouth , eo" , "
ed 'l'onltue , 1'1\18 In tla.
Bide , TOltPJD LIVEK.
5lIcy : regull\te the Dowels. l'urcl1 Veietabl. .
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICEI
Genuine Must Bear
CARJERS Faa.Slmlle Signature
ITTlE
IVR : d
PILLS. / 4.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
No'\V and Liberal lIoJneat. . .
Regulations in
WESTERN
CANADA
New Dislricts Now Opened for SctUemea
Soma of the cholc. . .
lands In Ihe I/raln ! fro" "
Ina' belts of Sas1alch.-
wan and Alberta dn (
recently Ii een opan.cS
tor settlement undU
the Revised I1olD08tU.
Hel/lllatlons of Canad
The u sa n'ds of hom. .
steads of J60 acres oao _
are now IIvalla lo. The new relulatlons make II
possible for entry to bo made by prOlY. the oppor'
tunity Ihat nlany In the Unllcd States have beel
waitlnltor. . Any member of a family may mak'
entry tor any other member of the tamlly. who ml'
be entltlod to makE ! entry ror himself or herself.
Entry may now bo made before the AI/ent or Sub ,
AI/ent of the District by prOlYI ( on certain conditions
tions ! by the falher. III other. son , daul/hter , broth. .
or sister of Intendlnll hOUlesteader.
"Any eyen numbered .ectlon of Domlnton
Land. In ) ! anltoba or tbe Nortb.'V'e. ' l'rovlnt'U ,
oxceptlng a And 2&.oot reserved. mal be bom. .
.tude < ! by Any penon tbe solo head of II famUW ,
or male oyer 1I1ea" . or afe. to tbe utent of . . 01 . .
quarter loctlon , ell O acre. , more or I. . . .
The ree In each case will be ' 10.00. Churche. .
sehools and markets convenient. lleallby cllmatel
splendid crops and 1:00,1 laws. Graln-lrowlDIl ancJ
catHo ralslnl : Jlrlnclpallndustrlcs.
For further parllculars as to rale , routu , be. .
tlmo to 1:0 and where to locate , apply to
W. \ . BENNETT ,
101 NeW' York LU. BuUdln , . Omah. . ffehn.b.
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PUTNAM FADELESS , DYES
Color more roodl brlahter and futer colors 'hln .n , c er dIe. Onll100 DackaQe colors all IIber. . The , dIe fn cold walar beller than .n , other dre. You eoM .
/UlIlImen wlthoutrlpplngaplrlo Writolarlreo oOkiot-lowtoDoDloachandNIIColora. MONROE DRUQ 00. , QUlnQ , . . . . . .
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