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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1903)
Evpry "Wallc in tiife. A. A.Boyce , [ a farmer , liv ing three and la half miles from Trenton - ton , Mo. , isays : 'A vere cold _ _ _ tied in my = r kidneys and L = ! developed iquickly II wns obliged1 to lay off 'work on account - count of the m my back and sides. For a time I was unable to walk at all , and very makeshift I tried and all the medicine I took had not the slightest ffect My back continued to grow jweaker until I began taking Doan's Kidney Pills , and I must say I was more than surprised and gratified to notice the back ache disappearing gradually untfl it finally stopped. " Doan's Kidney Tills sold by all dealers or by mail on receipt of price , CO cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co. , Buffalo. N. T. iJTh ® FR are the Star Attractions for 1904. Millions of acres of magnificent Grain and Grazing : Lands to be had as a free gift , or by pur chase from Railway Compan ies , Land Corporations , etc. The Great Attractions fit. Good crop * , delightful cli mate.splendid ( clionl y tcm , perfect ftocinl conditions , exceptional rullvri y nrtvnn- tr cc , and wealth and sxQla- euce acquired easily. The population of Western Canada Increased 128,000 by immigration - migration during : the past year , over 50.000 being Americans. Write to the nearest author ized Canadian Government Agent for Canadian Atlas and other information ; or address Superintendent Immigration , W. V. Bennett , E01 Kcw York J.i'e EMc. , Omp.Jin.Ko ! > . lllmo " The Wonders of New York in 1909 By JOHN BRISBEN WALKER An Attempt to Forecast the Changes in Six Years ZION : The Capital of a Jewish Nation By RICHARD J. H. GOTTHEIL Five Complete Stories and H. G. Wells' Novel of Wonderful Adventure NOW ON SALE THE COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE PRICE 10 CENTS ( Edited by John Brisben Walker ) IRVINGTON-ON-HUDSON.'NEW YORK LOOK OUT for the Midwinter Issue of the TWEN TIETH CENTURY HOMK the New Hcme Journal A militia company , formed entirely of Obinmnen , his been formed in Port land Or ° . The members , gon. are mer chant0 , banKers and cJerks. At first th ir military rmneuvprs ap eared quite comical to tbe observers , but they are improving. BEGCfS' CHERRY COUGH I5YRUP cures coughs and colds. CURES Y/HEnC ALL ilSE FA'LS. Bet Count" Syrup 1'uates Gtxxl. use In tliue. 'u.a N. N. U. 8O1 - 5O. YORK NE ft American , a guesb at a hotel in 3ekm , was awakened during bhe nighb By a oil of paper falling. Getting on.tr of bed , he saw , ' with astonishment , a pole , to vhich'was aotached a fishing fine , moving aboub the r .om , collectr ' ? Dg various objects and removing them through the windjw. Upon going downstairs , he was heard by the bur glarious Chinaman outside , to whom T .the rod belonged , and who escaped , heaving his fishing rod behind him. TOO MDC.i COMPEXTUON. Tenderfoot "How is business oub there ? " Gory Gulch Cibizen "Tisn'fc web ib was ; too much competition. My faro parlors used to be ciowded every nitsht ; but six more places has been op ned inside of a month ; though I didn't complain , 'cause I still had a good bar brade ; bub since Pete P.igtfem opened his palace saloon and com'uenc 'd giving a box of car tridges with every drink , I'm begin- nin' to think bhe only way fer me to make a iivin' is to drop out o' bhe liquor brade and go into the under taker business. " SOME PB EPA RATIONS. Wife "Considering how long I've been away , I think you minhb have made some preparations to receive me. " Husband "You do me injustice' ' my dear. I have had the library and parlor thoroughly cleaned and aired. "Servant ( interrupting ) "Please , ; sir. the man has come with a wagon ! for them empty bobbles. " j FOR WOIV2EN A Boston physician's dis covery which cleanses and heals all inflammation of the mucous membrane wherever located. In local treatment of female ills Pax- tine is invaluable. "Used as a douche it is a revelation in cleansing and healing power ; it kills all disease germs which cause inflammation and discharges , Thousands of letters from -women prove that it is the greatest cure for leucorrhaia ever discovered. Paxtine never fails to cure pelvic catarrh , nasal catarrh , sore throat , sore mouth and sore eyes , because these diseases are all caused by inflammation of the mucous membrane. For cleansing , -whitening and pre serving the- tooth \ye challenge the world to produce its equal. Physicians and specialists everywhere prescribe and endorse Paxtine , and thou sandsof testimoniallettersproveits value. At druggists , or sent postpaid 50 cts. A larjco trial package and lioolc of instructions absoUitely f roe. Write The H. Paxtoa Co. , Dept. 6 Boston , Hass. Loug engagements are rather expen sive in Kussia. An engaged man is ex pected to send a present Do his intend ed every day. TITO Permanent ) r Cured. No fits or ncrronsnefsafter Ii I u ! ir-t il } ' UM. ' of Dr. Kline's Oieat > erre He- t < toiir. i-iurifnrKUKK&i OO tnalbottif nnd tmitiso. DU. R. U. KUKE. Ltd.931 " Arch St. , I'JUiladelpliia. ra. Some Deadly mu = ic was discoursed by a bhea ri al b'ass band in Jackson , Mississippi. To advertise tbe show , Put Up in Collapsible Tubes. A Sabntltnte for and Superior to Mustard or nnj oilier plsiBter , and will not blifter tbe most delicate t-kin. The puin Hlaying ! and curative qualities of this rticle are wonderful. It will * to : > the toothache at otios. and relieve htmdacheaiid sciatica. We recommend it ns the bwt imd safest external f-ounter-irritunt known , alsn as an external remedy fur pains in the chest und stomach and all rheumatic , neuralgic and gouty complaints A trial will prove what we claim for it , and it will b found to be invaluable in the household. Many people say "It is the bent of all your preparation * ! . " Price 15 cent * , at all dnipgistp , or other dealers , or by pending tins amount to ntt in postage stamps , we will send you a t 'be by mail. .No article houId bo accepted by'.hopnbliounless tha same carries our label , a otherwise it irf not genuine. CHESEBROUGH MANUFACTURING CO 17 State Street , New York City. We are never without a bottle of Piso's- Cure for Consumption in our house. Mrs. E. M. Swayze , Wakita , Okla. , Apri ] 17 , 1901. A POOR GUESS. Soon "What does Congressman Pnpullem mean by saying bbab the money of the country is unevenly distributed ? " Father ( a carpenter ) "Don't know 'xactJy. Maybe he means thab ib isn'b ricbb for a blatherskibe like him to be drawing S13.60 a day while a carpenter like me is often thankful to make thab muoh a week. " MrP.WInslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for ehll Jren teethingsoftens the eums , reduces in'la- matloa , allays pain cures colic. Pi ice 25o bottle If you want creamery prices do as the creameries do , use JUNE TINT BUTTER COLOR. Ripans Tabnlcs are the best dyspcpsin. medicine ever made. A hundred millions of thorn have been sold in the United States in a single year. Constipation , heartburn , sick headache , dizziness - ness , bad breath , sore thro.it and other illness arising from a lasunien-d stomach : ire relieved or rated by Ripans Tabules. One will generally pive relief within twenty minutes. The five-cent packape Is enough for primary occasions. All druggists aeli them. One hundred pounds of ambergris , which is chiefly used as a perfume , ' were lately seized in Seattle as stolen property. This substance is found floatirig-in lumps in the ocean , and is WcasSonalfy discovered in the intes tines of bhe spermaceti whale , Ib is" worth about thirty dollars an ouncej or forby-eighb thousand dollars for thq hundred pounds. A whistling eel has been discovered in the Fiji Islands. Ib whistles onlj wuen ! Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. THE FAMILY'S FAVORITE MEDICINE CANDY CATHARTIC 2Cc , 25C.50C. Druggists BEST FOR THE BOWELS PURS AEE TRIMMED. MUST BE EMBELLISHED TO BE REALLY STYLISH. Ua = of Tro Kinds of Fnr In Combina tion Is Quite General Coats and Evening ; Wraps Are Very Ornate Thin Season. New York correspondence : JCn furs arc not going to lie fine enough this winter ; they luust have emi - i liellishment of some \ stylish sortto take ' place in the first rank. Naturally there are not a great many sorts of trim- * i mings that are suit- j able for this use , but the season now beginning will have more than are usu al. The many tricks of combining two kinds of fur are still in force , and are worked a.s persisteutlv and as effectively is ever. But the possibilities in this di rection have boon pretty well developed , so a new touch has beeu demanded and been put forward. It consists of the us * ? in a variety of ways ol fringes and cords on fur. These trimmings may be plac ed inconspicuously as mere edging , or may consist of design work and orna- nents , much like the ornamentation put tributed over them with a lavish hand , hut though the cut usually Is of the loosest est , the scheme of trimming ordinarily is such that clever handling of the seem ingly shapeless garment is necessitated. It will not do to start with a carelessly baggy foundation , just because a deal of trimming is to go on it. In less elaborate coats loose models arc numerous , and the finish shows orig inality. The latter statement is true in such degree that it is difficult , indeed , to secure a simple garment of sufficient in dividuality to appear as of the new stylos. The coats and wraps that are not grand are finely contrived. Some of these are sketched here. In the first pic- lurf is a coat of dark brown broadcloth , its stole and cape effect ornamented with shaped pieces of light tan cioth appli- qued on and finished with brown silk .fringe. In the next illustration is a coat of blue Kihelliue trimmed with tan cloth embroidered with tan cord. And in the concluding picture is a black broadcloth coat faiK-ifully self-banded. Coats of tins last one's general Mrt are often nia.li' individual by ornamentation of the seams. Strapping are various for this purpose. They are left with raw edge i when the material warrants such treat ment. In elaborate coats eam finish takes many fanciful and ornate forms. The sloping shoulder is ( piite as impor tant a matter as ever. Some of last season's models seemed highly exagger ated in tiiis respect , and hinted that the end of this fashion was near. But foi once the exaggeration did not foretell \ shift to some other idea. Instead , wom en have become accustomed to this verj oddity , and have voted it admirable , con- I scqnently the winter fashions include AS SHOULDERS ARE DISGUISED. on dress poods. In the latter manner much of this embellishment is very strik ing. An ermine jacket finished with lack silk cord and ornaments in liberal supply will stand out as new , you may lopouil. What is hastening the replac- nsr ' f rwo-fur combinations is the oppor tunity they ive for making good use of my old furs. This stands for econom- ziii . though making over in furs is cost- 'v business enough , but the out and out -tvINh affair in peltry must be free from ill such suspicion , according to those who -et fashions. In millinery , fur trimmed 'iats ' are many , and the amount of ftlr to the ha * is considerable , but rarely is M e all fur hat seen , as they are deemed suitable only for severe weather. The Mght colored furs have the call for headwear - wear , ermine , mole , chinchilla and squir rel all ranking as stylish. Coats are so elaborately made that the shopper doesn't get much impressed with Mic simpler ones until compelled to con sider them by the prohibitive prices at which the highly wrought garments are much more of it Were there only a few set ways of attaining it , the notion would have become tiresome long ago , but it is secured in so many widely different ways that there's no sameness to it So stylish women go on appearing shoulder- less , and each woman in nearly her own particular way. It is in this great oppor tunity for individuality that the hold of the fancy on women's favor lies. Then the follower of the idea need not accept an advanced form of it , for there are numerous moderate responses to the style. The costumes remaining in to day's illustrations present it variously. In the model at the middle of the second picture it comes in an extension on to the bhoulder of the yoke. This gown was gray mixed suiting and black cord. Be side it is an example of slope gained through a cape , a frequent resort , espe cially in pronounced models. Fuchsia Venetian , black cord and chenille fringe were the materials here. In the next picture is an odd bertha effect , recalling the occasional evening gown that makes MORE NOVEL SHOULDER FINISH. held. Yet these prices seem reasonable enough when the nature of the garments lias fair study , for fine materials , good workmanship and the most ingenious de signing enter into them. Eveniug wraps tire especially ornate. They run much to white and very light shades , and to an abundance of rich trimmings. Passe menteries , embroideries and laces are dis- the wearer look as if she were pushing up through her bodice. This was ii two shades of tan broadcloth , the lightei giving straps and bertha. Next this is i purple voile self-trimmed with circulai folds and enriched with black chantilly. Wide crushed girdles are the fashion able bodice finish. YE SYMPA1HETIO FRIEND. Georpe "Jack , old boy , I'm so glad I ran across you. Never needed 3 our friendship more. I'm In love with the belle of tbe seasou , and I promised her a sail tuday , but I bad a run of bud luck : last night , and haven't a cent left. " Jack "Tuo bad. " "Yes , I don't care for mjself , you know ; but it's such a pity that a charming creatuie like tbat should be disappointed. You have a little money to spare haven't yuu" "Oh , plenty. Make yourself easy , mydearbiy. She shan't be disap pointed. I'll take her myself. " The sun-and-air cure for general debility is being tested on the Weis- sex Hirsch , a wooded hill near Dres den. Mosfe of the patients treated in this outdoor sanitarium are fe- raa'es. ' A privileged feminine visit or beholds strange sights there. In the laaies' inelnsure she sees a fa mous beauty playing at tenpins , and clad only in a large biack hat , a pearl necklace and one transparent muslin garment. Young and pretty women look charming in this simple toilet , but there are many patients who are nei'.her young , slim , no beautiful , and words fail to convey the oddity of their appearance. LOVE'S S1LEN L1 IN PERCH ANGE. Friend -"Bow did tbe count pro pose to you and YOU accept if he could not undeistand your language hisv : } nor you American Deiress "Et was very simple. He showed me his family tree and I showed him my bank book. " An eagle can live twenty days with out food , and a condor forty days. Over 3,000,000,000 cents have been issued from the Philadelphia mint dur ing the past live years. Bright's Disease Cnred. Whitehall , 111. , Dec. 7. A case has been recorded in this place recently. which upsets the theory of many phy sici'ans that Brlght's Disease is incur ] able. It is the case of Mr. Lon Man- ley , whom "the doctors told that he could novnr recover. Mr. Manley tells the story of his case and how he was cured in this way : "I hcvan using Dodd's Kidney Pills after the doctors had given me up. For four or live years I had Kidney , Stomach and Liver Troubles ; I was a general wreck . 'id at times 1 would get down with my back so bad that 1 could not turn myself in bed for three or four days at a iiino. "I had several doctors and at last they told me I had Bright' ? Disease , and that I could never get well. I commenced to use Dodd's Kidney Pills and I am now able to do all my work and am all right. I most heartily rec ommend Dodd's Kidney Pills and am very thankful for the cure they work ed in my case. They saved my life after the doctors had given me up. " WHERE CREDIT IS DDE. Mrs. Strongmind "Don't you think woman's bai d lias played an important part in the great work of civilisation" Philosopher ' 'Undoubtedly ; bub I dou't think her hand Iras been quite so effective as her slipper. " A FAMILY FAVORITE. Friend ; i You still employ Dr. Hardhead I see " Mrs. De Style "He's just lovely 1 My husband and I both like him. When we are ailing , he always reccm- rnends old port for my husband and Newporb for me. " TheBev. W. A. Lewis , of the Cher ry Valley ( Pa. ) Methodist church , is a n aandy man. His church was recently rebuilt , and he did the painting , ma son and carpenter work , and even car ried the bricks and mortar up a thir fj ty foot ladder. The milkmaids of Swi'zerland who possess musical voices command high- sr wages than the maidens neb so gift- id This is explained by the discovery , hat a cow that is soothed by a sweet melody yields more milk than one which has not been so influenced. ABOUT FEAR. Often Comes from Lack of Right Food , i m Napoleon said that the best fed soi- mb : riers were Lis best soldiers , for fear P < ind. nervousness come quickly when PP < he stomach is not nourished. Nervous fxtir is a sure sign that the body is not tc supplied with the right food. A Connecticut lady says : "For nany years I lad been a sufferer from 01 ndjgestion and heart trouble and in almost constant fear of sudden death , he most acnte suffering possible. Dici ng brought off weakness , emaciation and nervous exhaustion , and I was a complete wreck mentally. "I tried many foods but could not avoid the terrible nausea followed by vomiting that came after eating until I tried Grape Nuts. This food agreed With my palate and stomach from the start. This was about a year ago. Steadily and surely a change from sick ness to health came , until now I have no symptoms of dyspepsia and can [ walk ten miles a day -without being [ greatly fatigued. I nave not taken a drop of medicine since I began the use jof Grape Nuts , and people say I look Imany years younger than I really am. "My poor old sick body has been made over and I feel as though my head lias been , too. Life is worth liv ing now and I expect to enjoy it for many years to come if I can keep away from bad foods and have Grape Nuts. " Name given by Postum C < x , Battle Creek , Mich. There's a reason. Look in each package for a copy of the famous little book , "Tne Head to Wellvffle. " [ Another club woman , Mrs. Hade , of Edgerton , Wis. , tells how she was cured of irregulari ties and uterine trouble , terrible ; pains and backache , by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable' Compound. MRS. PTNKHAM : A while ago my health , began to fail because of j female troubles. The doctor did not > help me. I remembered that my mother ; had used Eydia JE. Pinkliam'a'- Vegetable Compound on many occasions - ' casions for Irregularities and uterine troubles , and I felt sure that it could not harm me at any rate to give it a trial. | "I was certainly glad to find that within aweeklfelt much better , thoi terrible pains in the back and side ! were beginning- cease , and at the , time of menstruation I did not have1 nearly as serious a time as heretofore , so I continued its use for two months , * and at the endof that time I was like a new woman. I really have never j felt better in iny life , have not had ai sick headache since , and weigh 20 ' pounds more than I ever did , so I unhesitatingly - { hesitatingly recomrae'nd your inedi- ' cine. " MRS. MAV UA irr.E , Edgerton , Wis.Pres. Household Economics Club. ' $5000 forfeit If original of above Utter produced- The Italian government has grad ually estabJisbed a system of industrial - ' trial schools so that one is to be-1 "ound in every village which can ! joast of having an industry of any ; cind. SELECTED PLEASANTRIES. Biavc Fellow. "Yes' ' said the ientisb "to insure painless extraction ! 'ou'll have to take gas and that's' ' ifty c ° nts extra. " 'On ! ' ' said the farmer. "I guessi , ne old way'll be best never mind no1 "You're a brave man. " "Onl it aint'me thab's gob the onth ; it's my wife. " Philadelphia ! Jedger. I The Nap of the Coat. \ "Oh my'j ! nurmurd the "fall overcoat stirring ] measily in tbe clothes chest" ! cer- ainly did have a good nap. " "Which you ain't gob now"snick- | ired the fab moth silting on a cam-t hnr bail near bv" ' 'cause I ate most ! if it. " 'Philadelphia Press. - Catarrh Cannot Be Carol ; rith-LOCAL APPLICATIONS , as they cannot Barn tlio seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood. , r conitltutional dl-ea e. and In order to euro it ] oil must take Internal remedies. JlalFs Catarrh I lure Is talcen internally , arid acts directly on the \ lood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure , > not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by ; no of the be.t physicians in thus country for ( ears , and Ls a regular prescription. It Is corn- . Oaed of the best tonics known , combined with. , lie best blood purifiers , acting directly on the' IIICOILS surfiicas. The perfect combination of. he two ingredients is what produces such woo-l erful results Jn curing Catarrh. Send for tes- imoniaN , free. F. .J. CIIENKY & CO. , Props. , Toledo , 0. ' Fold fcy Druggists , price 75c. Hall's KainiJy Pills are the best. A dog's tailor does a booming busin ess in Paris. The tailor Is a lady , ; nd In her reception-rooms are fashion ooks containing designs for dog jack- ts in various colors and materials , rom cloth bo chamois and sealskin. A featherleeB chicken , six months 0 * a curiosity he'onging to Charles Rob- ason of Phillipsbnrg , N. .1. its skic ; smooth and velvetv , without a sign , f ha r or feather. It is the owner's atention to breed from this chick , a& atherle s nroilers would be likely to ommand high prices. Birds in the construction of their psts , almost without exception , avoid rigbb colored materials , which might- : ssibly lead to the discovery of their lace of abode by an enemy. When it is considered desirable to ea- ? ) rt confessions I rom prisoners in Rus- a , a drug is secretly administered in leir food which makes them deliri- as. < Straighten Up Tha main muscular supports of body weaken and let go under or Lumbago. To restore , strengthen and straighten up , use it Jacobs Oil Price 25c. and 5Oc.
