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The courtship period for Ayer's Safsapanlla passed long since , when it won the con fidence and. esteem of thoughtful men and women 50 years ago. You need have no doubts , if , when you go to buy Sarsaparilla , you simply say the s old name That is the kind that cured your fathers and their fathers before them , and it is the kind that will cure you. Other Sarsaparillas may look like it , may even taste like it , but somehow or other they haven't the knack of curing people that Ayer's has. Just try one bottle of Ayer's today. , , . . , _ _ _ _ - o THE Spaklfrgg OFFICIAL Is the genuine Lea- jrue Ball , and is of ficially ordered by the National Lea gue to be Ubcdin all eamcs. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES If a dealer does not carry Spaldins's athletic Roods in stock , send your name and address to us ( and his , too" * a for cony of our handsomely illustrated c italogue. A C. SPALD1NC&BROS. y New York Chicago Denver $5 to $25 $ AToue Higher. Bicycles SentC.O.D. With privilege 01 examination. TYPEWRITERS , all makes. HALL'S SAFES , new and second hand. \Vritc lor particulars. J. , T. DKIUGHT & CO. . 1118 Karnam M. . Omaha. Neb. CURE YOURSELF ! 1'pp Bid G for unuatual difcliarui'S , iutummatu ) > : is , irritation ? or lilceratioiid of in u c o u s intnibrsiics 1'ainleps , and nut attiiL- ilHEEVANS GHEUICALCO. gent or'poisonous. SoI I or e nt in plain , bv exprop" . prcpRiil. Icr fi ro. < > r 3 imttlep , " Circular ernt on JO ror ccu2ts- colas , S and throat disease t Thompson's Eye Wafer. Miss Hyberta Pryme , a niece of President SlcKinley , is about to show foreigners what she can do in soubrette - brette and monologue parts. She will shortly sail for London , where she is to begin a lucrative engagement , and later will be seen in Paris , Berlin and other cities before her return. Miss Pryme has recently appeared at sev eral New York theaters in vaudeville performances , but recently the de mands for her from club and other private social organizations have kept her constantly engaged. If Representative Sherman of New York succeeds in securing the speaker- ship of the house he will be one of the youngest men who ever served in that position. He is only 44. The only men younger than that when elected -were Galusha A. Grow , 3S , and James G. Elaine , 3,9. Mr. Reed was 50 and Mr. Carlisle' ' 48. TIio I < IriI Laxative. Xo more ancient plllpoUnus and lilackOrauplits bin up-to date , sulentltic. liannlt'cs , palatable , ro- tt-iit cascnrcts Caady Cathartic. All druggists ICc , 25c , iOc Anthony N. Brady , the Wall street financier , who is one of ex-Governor Flower's most trusted associates in deals , began life as a bartender in Delavan house at Albany. 3trs. Wpslow's Soothinjj Syrnp. For children tccthlnp , softens the gams , reduces ! s ? Czunicatlon , allays paincures triad colic. 2ic a bottla Man's inhumanity to man makes countless lawyers happy. Some grocers adulterate'allspice un til it isn't all spice. Do Your Feet Ache and Burn ? Shake into your shoes , Allen's Foot- Ease , a powder for the feet. It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns , Bunions , Swollen , Hot and Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores , 25c. Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olrasted , LeRoy , N. Y. A new adulteranc of coffee is dough moulded in the shape of coffee beans. I never used so .quick a euro as Piso's Cure for Consumption. J. B. Palmer , Box 1171 , Seattle , Wash. , Nov. 25,1S95. Longevity. "Ministers are said to live the longest of all classes of pro fessional men , " said Mrs. Gilgal. "I had somehow got the impression tfiat centenarians lived the longest , " re plied Mrs. Nutwood. Detroit Free Press. An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy , SVHUP OF FIGS , manufactured by the CAUFOUNIA. Fie SYRUP Co..illustrate the value of obtaining1 the liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing1 to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa tive , cleansinjr the system effectually , dispelling' colds , headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance , and its acting1 on the kidneys , liver and bowels , without weakening1 or irritating1 them , make it the ideal laxative. . . In the process of manufacturing figs are used , as they are pleasant to the taste , but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants , by a method known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to a.void imitations , please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO , SAN FEAIICISCO. CAIi. j' T.QT7ISVTT.TJ ? . XY. XTEW TOItK , IT. V. For sale by all Drupsist.e.Frice 0c. per bottla GENERAL N15VTS NOTES. Secretary Long expects to see the Philippine question settle itself , hut it will probably have * some assistance from Dewey and Otis. Some idea of the extent of the che'w- ing gum habit Is afforded in the state ment that the capitalization of the chewing gum combine is $9.000.000. General John B. Cordon .has made considerable money as a lecturer in the last year or BO. He intends to in vest a good share of it in a sheep raising venture on his Georgia plan tation. Both the United States senators from Alabama have reached a ripe old age. Morgan is 75 years and Pettus 78. The former , it seems , will succeed himself and Pettus is likely to do likewise if he lives his present term out. Mark Twain's lawyers have bought for their client the old old frame house in which he was born at Florida , Mo. It is said that the new owner will renovate the place and restore it to the condition it was in during his boy hood. Congressman Sherman of New York is only 44 years old and if elected speaker will be one of the youngest men ever chosen to preside over the house. Reed was 50 and Carlisle 48 , but Galusha A. Grow was only 38 and Blaine 39 when elected- Captain Thomas Crape of New Bed ford , who recently sailed from Prov idence , R. I. , for Cuba in a nine-foot skiff , probably was lost in a gale. His boat was found bottom up. In 1877 Captain and Mrs. Crape sailed from New Bedford to England in a twenty- foot dory. John Hose , aged 19 , son of Sam Hose , who was burned at the stake at Newnan , Ga. , ten days ago , was fur nished transportation to Philadelphia by the district officials of Washing ton. He says his mother has gone there and asserts his father's innocence of eitlier murder or assault. The investigation pending before the involving commission interstate commerce volving the legality of relative rates charged on domestic and export ship ments of grain and grain products has been assigned for hearing by the com mission at the United States court rooms , Postofnce building , New Yk , on May 15. Commissioner General Peck has ca bled to Major Fred Brackett of the United States commission to the Paris exposition announcing that he has se cured an additional 18,000 feet , located in the Vincennes annex , which space will be devoted to the display of American Peck expects ican bicycles. Commissioner pects to leave Paris for New York en May 13. - have appeared No new cases -smallpox the Presidio peared among the soldiers at sidio or on board the transport , and it is believed that the disease has been is being Every precaution stamped out. the spread of the ing taken to prevent disease , the clothing and tentage of the afflicted patients being destroyed n.rui those who were exposed to the uiseaseTave been isolated. been holding who had Many persons in the line at the land office ing places their fice in Durango , Col. , changed for locations minds and joined the rush tions in the Tie lands , which were for settlement noon on the 4th opened by proclamation of the president. Whistles and bells proclaimed the hour ha l who of men of opening. Scores sold out holding places in line been half an hour before the opening , § 50 price. It is estimated being the prevailing in various people sought mated that 1,000 land. rious ways to secure The board of missions for the Meth odist Episcopal church , south , in ses sion in Memphis , made an appropriation as follows : China tion for the year mission , $27.162 ; Corea mission , § 7C50 ; Japan mission , § 31,714 ; Central Mexi co mission , § 27,127 ; Mexican border mission , conference , $3,850 ; North western Mexican mission , conference , Indian mission , conference , $12,650 ; $10,948 ; Brazil mission , 3,400 ; Cuban mission , § 5,000. A permit was grant ed to the bishops to raise a sum not exceeding § 7,000 to supplement work in Cuba- Several government detectives have arrived in the Black Hills , S. D. , for the purpose of discovering the gang of counterfeiters which has been at silver manufacturing time work for some ver quarters and 5 cent pieces. The banks find a good many of these spur ious coins in circulation. It has been discovered during the past few days that many of the gold coins in circu lation in Deadwood have been tam pered with , and one of the city banks tarew out three coins of large denom ination yesterday which failed to pass inspection. LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE Omaha , Chicago ami New York Market Quotations. OMAHA. Butter Creamery separator. . . 18 a j'j Hulter Choice fancy country. 14 a , 1C Keps Fres > h. per do/ . 31 a. 32 9 a j . f'iiickcnb lUe , uer pouud Turkeys , Live . 0 a ID Pigeons live , per ku . CO a 1 00 Lemons Per box . 350 a 4 to Oranges Per box . 2 50 a 3T . lleans nons Hamlpirkcd navy . 1 SO a 1 r > 0 Potatoes For bushel , new . 73 a 1 25 ton . 3 OJ tv60J Hay Upland per SOUTH OMAHA. Hogs Choice linht . 3 5 i a 3 CO Uojts Heavy weights . 3 Gj a , 3 03 Heof steers . 3 00 a 4 70 Bulls . 2 CO a 3 7.1 Stas . 90 a 3 75 Caives ? . 1 r.O : i 7 PO Western feeders . 2 00 a 1 0) Cows . 2 ofl a 4 : :0 : Heifers . 4 U'J a 4 ! ' Stockers and feeders . 3 60 a 4 7. > Sheep Lambs . 53) a 5 7 > Sheep Western wethers . 4 So a 3 00 CHICAGO- \Yhcat-No.2sprins . 71 a 72 ; Corn Per bushel . 3 ! a jjjj' Oats Per bushel . 27 a 2s' Barlov No , 2 . 37 a 47 Hye No.2 . 5' ! a 53 Timothy seed , per bu . 225 a 2 3 : ) Pork Percwt . S i > 0 a S Ki Lard Per 100 pounds . 4 r > 0 a : " > 00 Cattle \'t' tem fed steers . 4 70 a 5 00 Cattle Native beef steers . 380 a 1 Ci Hogs Mixed . 33jia3J-2 Sheep Lambs . 3 00 a 5 00 Sueep Western IJan ers . 3 03 a 4 50 NEW YOIIK MARKET. Wheatr-Ofo. 2 , red winter . 81 a 81 u Corn-No. 2 . 41 a 4lif Oats-No. 2 . a a 35JJ KANSAS CJTV. \Vbcat-No.2sprins . 07 a G7J.J Corn-No.2 . 33 a 34 Oats 2to.2 . 28 Sii 2 ! ) Bhoep Muttons . 350 a 4 25 Hops Mixed . 3 53 a 3 TO Cattle Stockers and feeders. . . 3 7 5 a 5 25 A ICIpllns rocru. Several years ago Pred D. Under wood , now general manager of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad , named two stations In the upper peninsula ci Michigan "Rudyard"and \ "Kipling , " one being in an agricultural country and the other in an iron ore district. Some time later a mutual friend in formed Kipling of Mr. Underwood's action , and the celebrated author sent Mr. Underwood his photograph with the following lines on the back : "RUDYAKD" AND "KIPLING. " " \VJse Is the child who knows his sire , " The ancient proverb ran , But wiser far the man who knows How , where and when his offspring grove. For v ho the mischief would suppose I've sons in Michigan ? ' Tet am I saved from midnight Ills , That ivaip the soul of man They do not make me walk the floor Nor hammer at the doctor's door. They deal in wheat and iron ore , My sons in Michigan. Oh , Tourist In the Pullman car ( By Cook's or Raymond's plan ) , Forgive a parent's partial view ; But , maybe , you have children too So let me introduce to you My sons in Michigan. RUDYARD KIPLING. "The Story of the Captains" in the May Century will mark the climax of that magazine's Spanish war series , giving , as it does , an account by every American commanding officer but one of the part played by his ship in the famous fight off Santiago , that result ed in the annihilation of Cervera's fleet. Captain Evans describes the do ings of the Iowa , Captain Taylor of the Indiana , Captain ( now rear admiral ) Philip of the Texas , Captain Cook of the Brooklyn , Captain Chadwick of the New York and Lieutenant Command er Wainwright of the Gloucester , while Captain Clark of the Oregon endorses Lieutenant Eberle's story of the Oregon gen , and contributes a criticism of the Spanish admiral's strategy. Admiral Deweys favorite watch is made of steel from the sunken battle ship Maine. Captain Sigsbee , who commanded the ill-fated war vessel at the time she was blownxup , carries a similar timepiece. Both were made by a patriotic down-east Yankee. lervou's" : People ; . ' Nervous" people not only ( S suffer themselves but cause more or less misery to everyone around them. They arc fretful , easily worried and therefore a. v/orry to others. When everything annoys you ; when your pulse Jbeats ex cessively when you are startled at the least unexpected sound , your nerves are in a bad state ' and _ should be promptly atten ded to. " " " _ y r - % \ C Nervousness is a ques tion cp nutrition. Food for the nerves b what you ' need to put you rightand' the best nerve food in the world is Dr.Wiiiiams' Pink Ftils for Pale People. They give strength and tone to every nerve "in the f body , and rnaKe despondent , easily irritated people feel that life has renewed its .charms. Mere is prcof : Miss Cera7strcus , the Fixtees-venr-cld daughter cf ? . : r. I. \Vatroi ! = ! , ofCi Clarion St. , Iiradfcr l , Pa. , wasVeized with a nervous disorder -which threatened to end her life. Imminent physicians acjrwd the trouble -.vcs from impoverished I lood , but failed to give rcliei. Mr. V.'atrous heard the paia in her head ceapcd , and she was stronger than ever before "Vv daughter's 15fe was saved by I.ir. Wiliiaics' Pink J'ills for Pale People , " raid Mrs. Wctrous. "Her condition was almost hopeless v.-hen fhe commenced taking 1'ieni , hut row she is strong and healthy. I canuct rccciaisend these pills too highly. ' " Bradford ( J'a. ) Lra. . The full name is on esxh package. Sold by ail druddista or sent , postpaid , by the Dr. Y/ilSiams Medicine Co. , Schcnect&dy.N.V. Price 5operbox6boxest5-0 ; The profile of a pretty girl is a sort of side-show attraction. There Is a Class of People Who are injured by the use of coffee. Recently there has been placed in all the grocery stores a new preparation called GRAIN-O , made of pure grains , that takes the place of coffee. The most delicate stomach receives it without distress , and but few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost over one-fourth as much. Children may drink it with great benefit. 15 cents and 25 cents per package. Try it. Ask ror GRAIN-O. If delays are dangerous lav/yers must be a brave lot. Are Yon Using Aliens J-Vor-Ensr ? It is the only cure for Swollen , Smarting , Burning , Sweating Feet , Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease , a powder to be shaken into the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores , 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad dress , Allen S. Olmsted , LeRoy , N. Y. . The latest wrinkles are rough on any one. \ ALESV7OMEN' understand vrhat torture is. Constantly on their feet whether well or ill. Compelled to smile and be agreeable to customers \vhile dragged clown with some feminine weakness. Backaches and head aches count for little. They must keep going or lose their place. To these Mrs. Pinkham's help is offered. A letter to her at Lynn , Mass. , will bring her advice free of all charge. Miss NANCIE SHODK , Florence , ff. Col. , writes a letter to Mrs. Pint- ham from which we quote : "I had been in poor health for some time , my troubles hav ing been brought on by standing , so my physician said , cais- ing serious womb trouble. I had to give up my work. I was just a bundle of nerves and would have fainting spells at monthly periods. I doctored and took various medicines , but got no relief , and when I wrote to you I could not walk more than four blocks at a time. I followed your advice , tak ing Lyclia E. Pinkham's Blood Purifier mection with the Vegetable Com- i and began to gain in strength the first. I am getting to be a stranger to pain and I owe it all to your medicine. There ij none equal to it , I have tried many others bee - e using yours. Words cannot said too strong in praise of it. " tfiss POLLY FRAME , Meade , n. , writes : PEAR MRS. PINKHAM I feel it duty to write you in regard teat at your medicine has done for . me. I cannot praise it enough. Since my girlhood had been troubled with ir regular and painful periods and for nearly five years had suffered , with falMng of the woinb , and whites. Also had ovarian trouble , the left ovary being so swollen and sore that I could not move without pain. Now , thanks to your wonderful medicine , that tired feeling is all gone , sncl I am healthy and strong. " It is the practice cf hypocrites to spiritualize the precepts and accept the promises as practical. j Hall's Catarrh Cure Is a constitutional cure. Pi ice. "ioe. The changeful heart will never win and wed the truth. V/.N.U. OMAHA. No. 19-lb99 VJaeQ Answeriny iidvcrtiGctticats Kistily .Mention T'jis Fuse ? For Sale- STOCK JICKCHANOISE OFGKNEUAL ; Value si.soo. Also Dry Goods and Notion Stock ; Value Sii.cco. One-half Cash ; balance secured paper. A. A. MALEY , Kojiuljiican City , Neb. As Black as Yourj rWliiskers " &Gk with 50cti.cfc'r-jistscrR.P Kal ! ; Co.MahuaN.H. WHEAT "Xothins but vheat ; what'you might ; call a sea ofvluat. . " is what was baid by a lecturer speakir.s of Western Can ada. For particulr.rs as to routes , rail way fares , etc. , apply to Superintendent of Immipraticn , Department Interior. Ot tawa , Canada , cr toV. . V. fScnnett. SOI - York Life Building. Omaha. Neb. Bet Your Person DOUBLE QUICK Write CAPT. O'FARRELL. Pension Agent , t 2 ? ; ew York Avenue. V/ASSJIN'QTON , D. C. _ 'Successfully Prosecutes Claims. | I-nt > Prlnciaal Es&miner O S. Pension Bureau. 5 3n > ; n civil ivar. 15itliiulcitn ciiiiKatt > hiu.e. Esy5S G' ' . Cuaranteeo d . . uoj .i5 to euro iys.pcp- sia constipation iver anclhiilnev'lisrasos.bil- liousncss , headaete , etc. At druggibts > c & il- " \VAXTED-Casc of liafl r.eattn that HIP \-X S will not lionet : : . Send " > cests to lpaa ! ! = Clirmlt-sl Co. . New Ycrk.for lo eaaaples acd l.WJO tcstimuniaU. New 1SC9 model Bicycle for S1T.75 that others ask "MO.OO for. We caa sell vc-i for Sirl.47 a hicvcle that cannot be b'-at by any i .ke at asprice. . Complete -ritti Ji rpan < Sc WrijrHt tiro-- and alt thtt . 5C. AlltiiCasat WHOieue ITICfS 10 iuiiiuuiti- T. rvi. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE , Minneapolis , Minn. "THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK. " BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE M ! " jfesqg&srasta & > 35to5E3viij5 ? J ? 3JQ3 L I 1 w4 < fvaj3 REV. L. L. .CARPENTER , Ind. . President of the feU * h s & % ipti pleasure to { jive jny testimony as to the ehiriencr of Dr. Kay's remedies. DKay's : Luig- Balm is the very best euujh , cola ami throat remedy that I ever used. E I have also received reat benefit from the use of Dr. Kay's Renovator. < ! My son had for years been greatly aGlictcd with the piles : he commenced 'M ' ' the use of Dr. Kav's remedies and exuerieuced * relief almost from the [ fli ? " " * first. "We have no words to express our thankfulness for the benefit we have received as the result , of useing these remeuies. I take great pleasure in commending them to the suffering. * ' L. L. CARPENTER , Missionarv and S. S. Evangelist , Christian Church. WIt - It is a perfect rencvntT of the whole system. It is the very best remedy ' known 'for stomach troubles , indigestion , dyspepsia , catarrh of the
