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Mntters of Genernl Interest
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Nebrnskn's Sent of Go\'Crnlllcnl
Rcvlslng Freight Classifications. I
Deglnnlng with the first ofhe ) 'eal' !
the state railway commission Intends :
to get down to serious business and
rovlso freight rates by classification.
1r.rncllcally over ' 0110 or the heal"
hlgs which 111\\0 been heard on 1\11
Increase or decrease of rates on 1\
commodlly. it hM been the conten.
tlon of the railroads thnt It Is 1m.
posslblo to tell the cost or' shipping
nny ono commotllt ) . anll therefore
unjust for the , commlsBlol1 to change ,
I1ny rate on any commodllr. 'rho ' .
hl\vo I\rgued thnt the commission
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should tnl\O up the mattol' of rates b ) '
classes ,
The cOl11mlsslon realizes this worl.
is of the utmost importance nnd wlll
rcqulre careful study In order not to
disturb the present hlllustrlnl coudl.
lions exlstLng in the state. The com.
mission reallzos th Industrle of the
state have been buIlt up undol' a class.
ificatlon of rates not based entlroly on
he mileage , nnd to change ths !
srstem : , at leaat 1\ part or the com.
mission , believes would bo to upset
the lresent system and worlIrrepar. : .
nblo damage. A few parties , espec.
lall ) In Lincoln , have been hammor.
Ing the eommlsslon to mnlte 1'gtes
based entirely on a mileage basis.
This proposlUon , however , has been
severely critlclsed in an opinion by
the interst < ' 1.te commerce commission
nnd the interstate b dY has In the
past had considerable weight with the
commission , Just how long It w111
take the commission to complete this
worl\ : the members have no Idea , but
it is expected to talte a long Ume , duro
l g which it Is probable man ' heal"
ings w111 be held.
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i Iowa and Nebraska Compared.
, Rate Clerk Powell of the state rail.
1my commission has just completed
a study of express rates In Towa slnco
the recent 20 11er cent reductlon made
in the rates by the state commission
of Iown. . Various .newslmpers have
} ' been lambasUng the Nt'1brnslm com.
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with the Iowa commission on the ex.
press rate matter , and this led to an
Il1vestlgaUon of the order of that com.
mission. The InvesUgation of the ef.
fect of the order , according to the
Nebraska commission , shows that
Iowa shippers have not been given a
20 per cent reduction , notwlthstand.
ing the claims of the Iowa commls.
_ slon. On Jfficlmges weighing less than
100 pounds the average reduction is
loss than 3 per cent , whHe even on
the 100' pound pacImges the reduction
1,1 not 20 per cent. A number of Iowa
newspapers have reached the Ne.
braska commission , and these contain
o.1'tlcles setting out that Iowa Is for.
tunate In that the express companies
nccepted the roductlon without taking
the matter Into the courts. Accord.
In , : ; to the Nebra.slm. commission the
express companies orfered to make a
l pel' cent re uctlon In Nebraska ,
llrovided thnt reductlon toole the
place of the SIble ) ' 25 per cent reduc.
\ . tlon law. The commission Investl.
gated the matter and found It was
not as representeiI. It Is the opinion
of the Nebraslm commli.'slon that the
Iowa commlsglon has bren tall..1 In
by the smooth talle of the express
agents ,
Reorganization of Guard.
For the purpose of administration ,
supply and mobilization , In accord.
_ anco with orders from the war depart.
ment , Adjutant General Charles S.
Schwartz has provided for the organl.
zatlon of n medical department of the
Nebra.slm. Natlonal guard and has re.
organized the regiments Into bat.
tallons I\nd reassigned majors In com.
, mal1ll , of battalions. The me lcal of.
ficers now In the guard are relleve
of duty in their present orgnnl7.atfolls
t and transferre to the medical depart.
I ment. 'I'hey are to report to the ad.
: jutant general by l tter for assign.
f ments for duty. The medical depart.
j ment wfll comprise one surgeon gen.
eral , with the ranI. of colonel : two as.
slstant surgeons , with the rnnl < of
r lieutenant colonel ; four surgeons , with
the rank of captain ; eight assistant
" " " 'k" ' Burgeons , with the ranl < of first ! leu.
tenant.
_ . . , ; , " h , / ' As to Stock Foods.
I ' Food Commlsslonm' Johnson has In.
, , formed S. A. A. 1\lIl1er of Gibbon that
lie found nothing unlawful in the
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stocl\ : remedy sold by the Remed ) "
company of Lincoln. The pure food
. . . ' . Jaw does not requlro manufacturers of
5tock food to place the ingredients
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of their compounds on labels but It
requires such romedles to show on the
.labol the amount of cocaIne , morphine ,
'alcohol or lmrmful drugs. 1\11' . .Tohn.
on's letter roasts manufnchl1'el's of
foitocle food for selling cheap materials
at fabulous priceg.
. . Fisher Case January 29.
l The commission apllolnted b ) ' tl1e
uprcmo court totnlte ovldence in the
dlabm'ment proceedings Instituted up.
on authorlt ' of the recent legislature
ngalnst Captain Allen G. r'lsher of
Chadron met and sot the date of the
lIearlng for January 2 ! ) . CaptaIn
Fisher appeared with his attorn C ) ' ,
Hallacl < Hose , The commission orgall'
, ! zed by selecting Charles Sloan chair.
man and Walter Anderson secretary.
Asldo from this nothing was dono.
The dlsbarmont l1rocc dlngs grew outer
or a claim filed with the legislature.
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The winter COI'l1 show w1l1 bo hold
Lincoln Jnuuar ) ' 20.24. 'fhls how
i Is glveu br the Nobraslm Corn tmprov.
I ers' nssoclntlon , which will meet on
the I1ntoJ ! lIamed. 1o'OUI' hundred ntHl
fiftr dollara in cash prizes h s heon
offerCl ! cxhlbltors. Lnst y nr the
first prlzo whlto corn oxhlblt sold fo1'
$100 cash. These are the omcel's
milt committees of the nssoclatIon :
Presldout , Wllllom G. , Ernst , Tecum.
Reh ; secretarr . O. J\lontg0111el' ' ,
I..Incoln : treasmel' ; 'W. H. Wallace ,
Exetl'I''Ico ; 111'l'sldClils , P. W. Chase ,
Pawnce , first district ; Charles Grau ,
llcllIIlugton , slO'coud district ; Joseph
Hall , ' 1'cl\l1111ah , third district ; R.
Hoguc , Crete , fottl'th district ; \V. 'Y.
Wilson , Hcarney : , fifth district ; J , D.
Heaul , Brol.ell Dow , sixth district ;
committee on jUdgi'ng , WilHam Jil'I1st ,
.Joseph Hnll , . .T.D , neam ; commltleo
on placing exhibits , William Jl\mes ,
Charles Grau , L. L. Zoolt ; commlttca
on membership , H. Hoguo , 10'V. ; .
Chase , na ) ' 1\lI1le1' .
Normal School Economical.
The report of Suporlnte11lleut
'I'homas of the Kearnor : Normal school
for the six months ondlng December
1. flied with Governol' Sheldon , shows
that though ono.thlrd of the biennium
1 : ; ended the school Rtlll has on hand
11101'0 than two.thlrds of tbe appro.
prlatlons made for jho biennium. For
salaries and wages there was appro.
prlated $7 , OOO , of which $53,062.10 Is
on band ; for general repairs there
was appropriated $ iiOOO , of which
$3,487.49 is nnexpendod : for princi.
pal'n traveling expenses $ .100 was ap.
proprlated and $291.26 romalns in the
fund ; for' maintenance $19,300 was ap'
proprlated and $16,44 .88 Is unex.
IHmded. On June 1 there was a bal.
ance in the lIbrlU' ) ' fund ot $1,300.39.
received Into the fund from matricula.
tlon $3,476.39 ; remaIning unexpended
In the fund $2,233.18. In the cash
fund there Is balance on hand of
$406.18 ; dormitory fund , $9 .62 : re.
celved from the sale of cinders anll
alfalfa $39.50.
Accusation Aonlmt : Inspector.
011 InspectOl' Allen Is In receipt of
a Icttel' from Albert Guy , Lebanon ,
accusing the 011 Illspector or collusion
with the Standard 011 company. Some
time ago Guy recolvod five barrels of
Kansas on. He cannot sell this 011
until It Is Inspected unless ho wishes
tl ) lay himself 0110n to n $300 fine. He
I1slwd Immediate Inspection. The
nearest dellUt ) ' IsV. . H , Wheclo1' or
l"alrfield. Had 011 Inspector Allen
ordel'cl1 his deputy to maltO a special
trip to Lebanon to Inspect GUy's 011 It
would have cost the state $17 to so.
cure a fee of 60 cents. The omclal's
explanation of this situation led Guy
to a hot retort. He tells the inspector
not to "try an ) ' old Standard 011 deal
on him 01' ho will run in the real
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thing. "
For RhodcG Scholarships.
The next examhmtlon of candidates
for the nhodes scholarships in Eng.
land w1ll bo held In Administration
hall , the , University of Nebraslm , at
J..lncoln , on January 21 and 22. Fol.
lowing Is the schedule of oxamlna-
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tlons :
Tllesda ) " , Janunry 21-9 a. m. to 11
a. m. : 'l'ranslatlon from Latin into
English : 1 p. m. to :1 : p. m. : Latin
prose ; 4 p. m. to 6 II , m. : Arithmetic.
\Vcdnosda ' , January 22-9 a. m. to
11 a , m. : Translatlon ( I'om Greele Into
English ; 1 p. m. to 2 p. m. : Latln
grammar ; 2:10 : p. m. to 3:10 : p. m. :
Greek grammar ; 4 p. m. to 6 p. ill. :
Algebra 01' geometry.
Cobbey Aftcr Appropriation.
J. E , Cobbe ) ' , author of the Cobbey
.slatutes , called on the secretary of
! > tnte recently to again discuss the appropriation -
propriation made by the lost leglsla.
turo with which to 1m ) " for statutes ,
The fJecretary has reCused to say
whether the leglslaturovanted \ him
to buy Wheeler or Cobbe ) ' statutes.
MI' . Cobbey said he had not decided
whether to bring legal proceedings.
The bill malting the appropriation
n.t1thorlzed the secretary to purchase
"Annotated statutes , " and both
Wheeler and Cob boy elalm to IHlblsh !
annotated : Jtatutes.
Schroeder Gets a Pardon.
August Schroeder , confined In the
Lancaster county jail for tlx months
for robber ) ' , was g\'on ! a conditional
pardon by Gov. Sheldon and Judge
1 lncoln } < " 1'ost of the district court.
Schroeder lived on a farm with his
tather aud mother nnd had only been
In Lincoln a short tlmo when ho
discovered his salary was not sumclont
to 1) a ) " his expenses , so he pilfered
trom the money drawer nnd drew six
months. On condition that he bo re'
leased ho has promised to go bacle to
his home town and act uprightly ,
Andrews for Prcaldcnt.
The Nebl'l\slm State Teachers' asso.
clatlon elected the followluJ : ; omce'rJ :
tOl' the ensuing ) 'ear : President ,
Chancellor E. enjamln Andrews , Unl.
vel'slt ) . of Nobrnslm ; vlco presldont ,
II. H. Hahn , Blair ; secretan' , Miss
Gertrude Gardner , Fremont ; treas.
\I1'er , A. II. Stale ) ' , Su 1101'10 1' .
Insurance Company Asks Question : : .
The In8u1'l\nce department has rc.
colvel1 It comnlllnlcatlon from the
Dunk Depositors' Insurance compan ) ' !
of WU hlngton as the rosnlt of 1m old.
fashioned mlstalcc , The atenographor
In the Insurance omco enclo ed In the
C0I1111Im"S aclf.alldressell envelope n-
lelter to the Lancaster County banl <
of'averl ) ' , In answer to an Inquiry
I'ecelved concornlng the co 111 I1Jltl y. The
Insn1'l\nco company wrote that It was
ovldent the Insurance departl11ent had
mal o It mlstako , and tlUlI1 it l > rococl s
to asl\ : numerous queUons. !
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LITTLE TRAILll'ttol.
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It Is II. flUQ thing to m111(0 yoursc1f
aeedcd.
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The wa , to be alwn'c rcspodml Is
to bt ! a1wn's In earnest.
Olle mny stud ) ' and gain knowledge ;
ono must live to guln wisdom.
There's a lot of romance about the
good oldUrnes - , but wo wOld Idcl ! lIltO
steOl'g It wo had to hn vo them baclt.
PROVERDS. '
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Who serves Ilt court dies 01 straw.
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Water run by w1l1 not turn the mill.
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Where th wlll 1 ! ; read ) ' the feet are
light.
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Try ) 'our'sidll In- gilt first nnd then
In gold.
Pride that dines on'anlt .
on \ ) sups on
contempt.
True \'nlor lmows 'ls well how to
surrer as to act. -
\VIsdom doesn't alwars speak Ii ,
Gl'eel < or Latin.
- Words spolton in an o'enlngtho
wlndg carry away.
We ought to weigh w.ell what wo
can anI ) ' once decide.
After all the man who tel1s . his
troubles may bo preferable to the ono
who tolls his jolws.
Giving advlco to some people Is 111m
presenting a ba1d = hea e man with 11
bush and comb.
There are two Idnds of 10Ye-th
beautlful worship that finds Its reward
In constant service , and the lIttle sel.
fish affection that rewards Itself by
demanding servitude.
If ) "ou expect a dlsagreeablo thing ,
meet It and get rid of It as s.oon as
'ou can ; If ) 'Oll expect nnythlng agree.
able , ) ' 0 llneed not ho in such 11 hurry ,
lor the anticipation of pain Is ll\ln-
the anticipation of pl asuro , pleasuro.
There are two gOOd ruleS' which
ought to bo written on every heart-
never to bcllovo anything bad about
an'body unless ) 'OU positively lenow it
to bo true ; nevCl' to tell even that un.
less yOll feel that it is absolutely
necessar ' .
Years lenow more Ulan books.
Omaha Directory-
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TELEGRAPHV-
Do you want to learn it'Ve
teach it most 'thorough , filling
a number of positions every
week. Why put it off ? vVrite
or come at once. We Absolutely
Guarantee Positions. u. P Railroad -
road wires and blanks used in school
work. Omaha Commcrclal College , Omaha
H IDESA OEFURS
" "ant 20. MII,1 < rat. a",1 1,000 mink at oncn , " 0 , 1
IATKO IIlit. 11I-2.'k' , KIl8 .e , No. I Mln ! : . IAmO f3i5.
Wrllo tor I'rl < 'O lI.t on billc. and tur. which I. now
reAdy , Tall' . and tulllntorlllatlon cheerflllly rurnl.lwd ,
D _ B. MoDONALD HIDE & FUR CO.
Offlco and WarohouBe. GI3 Go. 13th 6troot
lIeteronc"l ; Omah. . . Natlonlllllllnk OMAUA
Commercial Ar ! llel"8 Nebr.
6 % to 10 % INTEREST ON YOUR MONEY
That I. "bat DU e : > n Itet by buying
OMAHA REAL ESTATE
WO h' : > V . m , g ? n $1,000 , to $50,000
That " . . . .11100 \ plcued to 8how ' "OU IIn ) tlmellotbllll :
, atcr. better or moro oub.tantl..l.
HASTINGB and HlZYDZN
' 704 Farnam St. Omaha , Nobr.
l r rte MAKE MORE MONEY Yo
LIVE STOCK
Ship to ALEX G. BUCHANAN & SON
Live Stock Commission , 154.156 Exchnnge DId ! : ' "
So. Omaha. Neb. 3 Ycnrs In the nUslnes5.
ir. YOU
haTO nc\'er uacl1
thoCHAIIIPION
CHAIIIPION
SCREW CALK
wah Do nlnck
Dlnm. , d S tee I
Center "II thl way throuh : , you lmve nenl'
" " \11 < e,1 the best C lk on the mal'kllt. Alik YOUI'
blacksmith to "how It to ) ' 011 ,
FARM LOANS 2 t ! L
WILLS Oarofull ) Prepared
RENTALS OOLLEOTED
w. &et All TR USTE E . tor rorporale bond J..uea , hold
&lid care tor prOI > 8rt , tOr benellt of mInD , . or .gO < l
IlOOple.
PETERS TRUST CO.
Rn Jerk Llf. Eulldlnr , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Dr. . ] Jalloy & 1I'"ch. The
< 1110or.1'aXI0n
DENTISTS
. ,8 , cor. lGtb
, I\lId l"arnl DI
IitR. , O'IAIIA. NEll. n , , t l'qnll'l > Cll
ncntnl onteo In the : 'ollddlo Wc t. l.n' , , tnppllnllccs.
Ulllh gmdo UClltlstry. HCRoonnblo 1Irlcel.
n AND EXPENSES
$5 P er IIJ ay In&do by our ' enla eo.
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t'wm.le. ) Ianutactur..r. ChioDgO l . iI Wbole..le. Picture . . end or l'letllr. Fromo " Framel. Co. ,
l'ortr. . " . . Arl No..el\lc. 1111 < 1 ut. . . , 606 Bouth 13t11
8t. , Omaha. Wrlle thl. waek.
Do You Di"ink Coffee
Why I'u ! the cheal' , rolnk. blltern".or d eoR..o III
7ouretolUAch wllel\ pure GERMI\N-AMEAlCAU
COFFEE co.1a no morel llaiDl ollb .vlnc It. Your
Irt'Ocer , ell.lt or C4I1 eet It.
m Jr& : : Xt. , DEk'iTBST
E : ) 7010" ' In Omah" . : ; , b.ltool1l 'o.\'lIlhmAn \ ' Uloek. N , 10 : .
ro . . I , n lrl : UelCl tI..il. . Am"flC ltIli : rl r : ; , :
.1I..er tlllIlIlCli ' IIOld IlIIln"l. flllntl uplUll" l.t'4H. '
UTU 10' ! 41111. Urlntbl..dv.r\l'cmrnt ; wllb ) OiJ
Grain , Sto ks and Bonds
OA 11A C4UUII81IONCn.2IU. N. Y. 1.1 to I\Idg.Ornnht ,
r.rrel nd"nl. . of Morrllea < 1 \ ; Co , ( lne.I.Clllclnnatl.
Oblo ; tn. ! . . . .Ire 1e"lce. Wo . . . .lI . lt " , uJr . bulJnen
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NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST FROM
VA IOUS SECTIONS ,
ALL SUBJECTS TOUCHED UPON
Religious , Scclal , Agricultural , Pollt.
leal nnd Other Matters 1lven
Due Consldcrtlon.
Slwnrd merchants report a'ery
llrosporous ) 'onr.
1\1' \ . nnd Mrs , David II. Lyttle"
Hastings celotn'ated their golden v'ell.
ding.
The Missouri Paclnc In Otoe county
! Ias not paid its 13orsonal tnx lor last
year , amounting to over $14,000.
The barn of ChnrleM Confer at De. ,
utrlco waS' desh'oyed by fire , ontalllnt ;
a loss of $300. Probnbly Incendiary.
In a statement flIcd In the district
court at I lncoln Prod WhittOmoro
receiver of the Gltlzon's bnnk of Firth ,
assorts that the depositors have 1'0'
eolved 70 cents on the dollnr.
The Sarpy Count . Agricultural so.
cloty wl11 hold Its nunual larmers' In.
stltuto at the opera house In Pnpl11lon
Fobruar ) ' 11.12. ' 1'ho women h\\'o been
glvon ono day on the program.
Ed Cmmor , a young man of 21
) 'CllrS , who came to Yorlt from Orand
Island , 'and who had eon worldng at
the Lo Orand hotel , attempted to com.
mlt sulcldo by taldng carbolic acla ,
John l 'rederlclts of Wisner Was nr.
rt'sted and brought to 'Vest Point
on a charge of Insanity. lIe WUl1 ad.
JUl1gcd to bo a fit subjcct for treat.
ment and was talcon to the hosplta\ \
I1t Norfollc.
Governor Sheldon has honored the
rOllul ltlon of the governor ot I11lnols
for the l'ot\11'11 ot "Dud" DrooltB , who
Is wanted on a charge of burglary.
Drools 'was out on parole nnd Vlo.
lated hln pnrole.
The city fathers of Nobraslm Clt ) '
have become ashamed of the city jail
and have ordered 1\11 of the old con.
tents remo\'ed and burned and after
the jail. has been overhauled , IJnlnted ,
will refit the sarno.
Dy a. IIOpu.lar subscription tal.cn
up among the Dohemlans of the state ,
$500 hns been raised for the use or
the state circulating library. The
money w1l1 bo used to buy bool.s 1'0'
latlng to Dohemlan hlstor ) ' .
'I'he swlno plague Is demstatlng
mnny herds of hogs In Yorlt count ) ' .
Alrendy many fal'm\rs : have lost
nearly C\'ery hog and these who )1I\"e )
not lost b : cholera are selling ori and
say they wlIl 110t commence again.
The State nail way commission
signed Its order In the all rate case.
and formally promulgated ' the 30 per
cent reduction , together with : to ! or.
dol' that the railroadS' return empty
barrels at half the rnte now charged.
The Dempster 1\111I ManufacturIng
company , Doatrlce , observed Chrisl.
mas by presenting over ) ' omplo 'o with
a t1ne Christmas turltO ) ' , The com.
pany also made the soml.annual dlvl.
dent to employes , which amounted to
$2,116.
'fho a11polntments of George J. . . . Car.
tel' to the position of chIef Hamo war"
den , \V. J. O'Drlen ns superintendent
of fisheries end E , Hunger ns , deputy
game wnrden were nnllounced by Gov.
ernor Sheldon. Garno 'Varden Carter
has been in the department since his
first appointment as delHlt ) ' b ) ' Gover.
nor DIetrich.
In Omalm while Dr. W. H. Latoy
was extracting teeth for 1\Irs. Goo1'oe
Dlerlof : Dennington the woman dlod
tram the e. techr of less than half an
ounce of chlorofor111 , 'rlven ' by Dr. S.
N. Hoyt. who ascrIbed acnto spasm
of the heart as the cause. 1\Irs. Dlerk
\Vas \ to 11avo twonty.slx teeth extrnct.
ed and desired to talte chloroform"
The great growth of York hils Itept
the York Electric Light and Power
company employes busy Installing new
servlco nnd at times they have hoon
nnablo to wh'o the neVi houses nnd
buslneslr blocks ns fast as wantell.
OwlnJ : ; to the great Inereaso or } ) lIsl.
ness they have had to purchnse a 200.
horsepower ngillo and Install a largo
now motor.
Oney Nanol , the two-year.olll chllet
of Mr , and Mrg. A. N. Nauel of nay.
mond. mot death In a strnnge ana
stnrtllng manner. Whllo the mother
was busy the child got 60mo pop corn
designed for the decoration of a
Christmas tree. A grain lodge In the
ehlld'f ! wlndplo ) and desplto the lran.
tic efforts of the mother the lIttl\J ono
died beCoro medical aid could bo Bum.
moned.
As lrovlded by section 8 ot the
terminal tlix law the sovornl county
and clt ) ' clerlta Hhall prepare se"uuto )
asse smont rolls for the assegsment
of local rnll"a ) ' pl'Oorty ) In the cities
and villages. In ol'der thnt the worlt
may bo uniform throughout the state
George D. Dennett. secretary of the
State Boal'l1 of Assesfrrnent , hIlS pre.
pared blanks for the guidance of the
cieris and will forward them at an
early dnte. together wllh two copies
of Benato file 2Gl , which In the tel"
mlnal tax law.
The Notion.Gregson ) mcltlng com.
llan ) ' has moved ItS' headqunrters trom
Chicago to Nobmalm CIt ) . and tlw of.
fices are In charge of n. W , Barnes
and A , Glrrlng , and all buslnpss will
be done there In the future , all castoi'll
omces having been closed.
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'fho Salvation army did a good
worlt In Nebrnslm City for the poor.
They tool. u ) ) a collection for the pur.
pose of lro\'ldllll ; a ChrIstmas din nor
for the poor and were so successful
that they were able to fill so\'ent ) ' .
two baBltOt with Christmas dollcacles
which the ) ' distributed about t1lb city.
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I 01'lggs-Tho hten of ) ' 0\11' leltlng
3'OUr wlto go 'rouud sayln ; ahe mal10 II.
mlln of ) 'ou. You don't hear m ) ' wlfo
, en'lng that.
Driggs-No , hut I heard her toiling
my wlfo that she dill her beat.
How's This ?
Wo olfcr OM lIundrcl , 110111" . nOT/art tor 1111
ra o of CllllrrlJ Iba canllo 110 euroll b , lIall' ,
C.c.arrll Cure. . .
F.J. CllhNEl & CO. , Toledo , O.
We. the \Indonl nt,1 1III\'u known 1" . J. Ch lIey
for Iho 11I8t 1yearM : , IIII bollo\'o h1IJ1crfectl \ , 11011'
vratalo In nil buailleu tranPlletions nlllOIlIlIlCIIlIlJ
IIblo to cnrr , cut noy hlhraUoulmallo lIy hll tlrUl.
WALI1INUI\INNAN & M\IIVIN ,
Wllolcslllc lIrulllPl. , ToI , lo. O.
ltall'l Clltllrrh Cure In taken IlIlcrnlllly , IIctln ! :
directly UJlOIl the 11100 < 1 and mucou. .urraeo. IIf the
. IJnlelll. Tl"lUmonlnls PC1I1 free. l'rlco j ccnt.s 1"01
,
> ottlc. Rohl 111 nil UrulllltA.
'rako 1Iall's l"alD.ly l'lII. lor 001l8111'1I110n.
Frlcndly Advice.
"Sn ) ' , old man , " begnn Marxlo ) ' ,
"that ten'Jlot ; ) I loaned ) ' 011- "
"I fmvon't forgotten , old mnn , " In.
terrupted Boroughs. "Don't worr ) ' ; I
} jt1l1 have It In mlnl1. "
"Yea , but don't ) 'OU think It's about
Umo you relloved ) 'our mind 7"
Important to Mothors.
Examluo caromlly ever ) ' bottle or
CASTORJA a safe aud S\l1'O remel1y ror
infants and children , and ace th : t It
Denrs the
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Signature of 7
In Use For Over : m Years.
' 1'ho Kind You 1II1vo Alway : 13oUlht.
Clemency enn novel' exist Itself with
moro allplauso tl1l\n when there In the
justost cause for rosontl11ont.-PlIny.
.
J..ewIR' Single nilHler stt'ni ht 5e ciar ! III
eel I1l1nIil - nIl the time. 1 : Olll' cnler or
Lewis' } ; 30tor ) ' , Peodn , lIt.
A word is a. Winged seell-nono can
tell when once It has gene forth what
'Ls harvest may bo.-S'dnoy.
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ONI.Y ONE "HItOl\IO QUININF. "
rllllt Is JAXA'l'lVI1 JtItO 1II OUININI . J.ook tor
Iho slllnnllll'U of I : . W. ( JHOVI . U""d the World
tlV < 1r to Cure II. Cold In Uno VII ! ' . : we.
When women borrow trouble \l1oy. .
usuallr : ll11Y bacldoublo. : .
] \frll. \ 'Vlnstow'lI Roothln ! : Hyru ! , .
For children teetblng. port ens thOltllfOS , reducell In-
lIammatloD , allay. pllln , curoll wlnll cello , 2 cn IIotllo.
A lot of socalled golden alleneo Is
only plated.
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to. . . . . . > . . . - _
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I.ot { \ man take prldo In hl9
Mhlovomonts of vfrlue. Lot hl1l1 take
natlnractlon In his mornl conquesl .
Let hlll1 have talth that ho cnn do ,
alii ! 1\0 \ l10luht 10 lunccolllJlo : ! to hlm.-
Marter.
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We Sell Guns nnd Tr pB
lIny Fm'4 ! . \ : I1 1leAortnll thell. . Corrohconnd
"UfH. ! N. W. 1l1cle & Pur Co. , Mmuc\lolil. ; ) !
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Cowanls falter , ! Jut danger Is orton
overcome by thol3o who darc-Quecn
Elizabeth.
l'If fi (1tfJU'U : IN n TO 11 n'R. .
I' O OIN'l' II N'l' ,
IlIlCutrlllllc ,1 tu CUfn nll1 mOB
ot 11 < 'hll1ll , IIl1nl , JlII'Nlln" tit l'rulrudll1lf I'lles In
U to II < lursur woner rcfulltlcl. to. : .
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None eo IIttlo enjoy lICe , anlnro \
such ! Jurdcns to t110IllEO\'CS ! , as these
who have nothing to do.-Jordnn.
J.ewis' Sln lc lJinl < 'r ciJltr-richl'lt ! ! , ntO t
rntlr'ln ! HIIIIIlw ! In thu n\rlcl ) : , Your
dcalC ' 01' I.cwis' Factory , l'eoria , III.
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Sweet are the use of adve1'slty-
for OUl' nolghbora.
SICK HEADACHE
, P05H1vcly curcd by
CARTERS tbese Llttlo PUlse
Thcy all\o \ relle\'o Dls-
ITILa : : trells from D'lIpepRla , In-
111 ! ltloll a 1\11 ToO lIelirty
IIf E I Ellthl . A perfect rem. .
R clly tOI' DluIIlCl\H , Nt" '
r I LOS . 8 < ! DrowlllncKS , 1Ial1
TUKlo III the 1I0llth , COn.t-
ell TOIIIIIO , I'aln III the
81110 , 'fOnI'II ) LIVER.
'Iwy reltulnto the Dowels. I'urol ) Vcgetable.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE , SMAll PRICE.
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Genuine Must , Bear
CARTERS
Fac-Slmlle Signature
PilLS.t IVER d ? - . 4 !
nEfUSE SUBSTITUTES.
8POT , CASH
FOR SOLDIERS AND tlEIRG
All fadoml nllll"ra IIl11tlIors " . \Olin ( ! no < l ro daT.
h tlY1I1\ il und ltiltJ : 11111.ho hOllll'swuded IlR thnn
IOOllero's bofurn Jono2:1.1t17l.nro l'nlltll'llo nd < 1ll1onal
1101ll0811'Ut rlF.h w hl h I hllY , It slIldlor Is dead. hIs
hnlrKeun tel . 'lulk 1001l11oOdlor8 , "ltlo1Vsnn < l hol , . ,
111111 , BOliO 6Oldl r rolatlvo , ,110 " , unt W08 or lIooth :
ncr the wnr nnd hillins I'tllled Itllv'rmuent laud.
Uet bll8J 111111 lOako 80\llOOn81' 1II0ncy , Wrlwlr.SII Y
N.OOl'I' . WIIohllllllon. ] ) . U. . for furlbor particulAr" ,
DEFIANOE STlnOH- ; .II
-oIlier IIlarchtB only U oOllcelf-IJlmo : price IIDd
"DEFIANCE" 16 6UPERIOR QUALITV.
W. N. U. , OMAHA , NO.1 , 1908.
A.
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tiOUC.H"
01-1 , MY BACK '
IT IS WONDERFUL HOVI OUICKL Y THE
PAIN AND STIFFNESS GO WHEN YOU USB.
S ! JACOBS OIL i
THIS WELL.TRIED. OLD.TIME II
REMEDY FIl.l.S TH BIl.L
25c.-tLL DRUGGISTS.-50c.
CONQUERS
PAIN
Shirt Bosoms , Collars
and Cuffs
LAUNDERED WITH
o
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o never crack DOl' become -
: : : come brittle , They
last twlcu as long as
the < ; e laun ered. with olher
starches an give the wcar-
er much better satisfaction.
If } 'ou want your hllsband ,
brother or son to look
dressy , to feel comfortable
and 10 be thoroughly happy
use DEFIANCE
STARCH in the
laun r } ' . It is sold by nil
good grocer : ! ot toe a pack-
age-tj ( ounces. Inferior
starchcs sell at the same
price per package but contain -
tain only t2 ounces. Note
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. Defiance Starch Oompany , Omaha , Neb. ; ,