325,000 iN ONE YEAR
THE IMMIGRATION TO CANADA
< s , SURPASSES ALL RECORD.
The returns recently issued by the
Canadian Immigration Branch shows
that upwards of 325,000 persons ar
rived hi Canada during the past
twelve months , declaring therNinten- !
tlon of becoming settlers iu that coun
try. Of this number about 130,000
* ere from the United States , the bal
ance being from the British Isles and
Northern Europe. It will thus be seen
that the sturdy farming element that
has gone forward from the United
States is being splendidly supplement
ed by an equally sturdy settlement
from across the seas. The lure of
Canadian -wheat , oats , barley and flax
grown on the rich prairie of Western.
Canada is constantly attracting more
and more , and year by year the tide
of immigrants to the Western Canada
plains increases ; there is no ebb to
this tide. The Canadian , authorities
are not surprised at the number from
the United States being as large as it
is but they did not look for so large an
immigration from the old countries.
Still , they will not be found unpre
pared. Reception halls are in readi
ness at all important points in Mani
toba , Saskatchewan and Alberta , sur
veyors were at work during the past
season opening up new districts on
which to place those seeking free
homesteads of 160 acres each , rail
ways hare been projecting laterals
from their main lines , and every pro
vision has been taken to accommo
date the newcomer. A recent dis
patch from Antwerp reads : "The di
version of European emigration from
the United States to Canada is said
to be seriously affecting the Atlantic
steamship lines. The Red Star today
gives up to the America-Canada line
two of the best special emigrant
steamers afloat , the Gothland and the
Samland. These vessels heretofore
in the Antwerp-New York service are
now to be operated from Rotterdam to
Canadian ports. "
On the date of the above dispatch
word came to the Immigration branch
that the "Vanguard of the 1911 army
of United States settlers reached Win
nipeg at 1:30 o'clock this morning.
There was a solid train load of ef
fects , comprising 41 carloads and two
colonist sleepers attached to the train ,
which contained the members of 25
families. Every man Jack In the
party is a skilled farmer , and all have
come north , prepared to go right on
the land , which was purchased last
year. They are equipped with every
thing that experience has shown is
necessary to make a start on virgin
prairie. In addition to machinery and
household effects there were a large
number of horses and cattle. Some of
the farmers had also brought along
gas tractors , which will be put right
to work on ground breaking. "
One of the agents of the Canadian
government advises that it would ap
pear as IE each month of the present
year would show a large Increase over
the past year. The demand for the
literature of the department , describ
ing the country ana Its resources , is
greater than it ever has been.
Now He Doesn't Believe It.
A Cleveland man was reading some
jokes about how the English weren't
so slCnf as they are supposed to be
to get a joke. He believed it , too. So
he tried Ms theory on a British guest
of his.
"Did you ever hear Mark Twain's
joke abotrt how the report of his
death had fceen greatly exaggerated ? "
he asked.
"No. " answered the- Englishman ,
eagerly , "Irot 111 wager it was good.
What was it ? " Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Time Saving.
A new version of the new long fa
miliar "while yon wait" sign is found
in an uptown avenue where a barber
shop and a tailoring shop stand side
by side. In front of the building hangs
a sign on vbich are displayed the
name of the tailoring concern and the
name of the "barber shop and this an
nouncement :
"Suits cleaned and pressed while
you are getting shaved. " New York
Sun.
Hopelessly Outclassed.
"Mrs. Caswell , while you were in
Venice did you see the Bridge of
Sighs ? "
"Oh , yes ; I saw what they called
that. But , my land , I've seen bridges
ten times its size-without ever going
out of Pennsylvania. "
Cherr and etnoko nntaied tobacco , cheap and
oxidoped. Merhrether & Edwards , ClarksrUle.Tcnn.
Every man Is just enough of a liar
-to keep himself amused.
OLD SORES CURED
Allcn'sUlccrincSalvocnrcsChronlcUlcerfcBono
Uleers.Scrotnlons Ulcers.Varicos * UlcersIn-
, dolrntrJlcersMercarlal Ulcers , WhlteSwell-
J.P.ALLKNDept.A7.St.Paul.Minn.
Sioux City Directory
FLORISTS
.Floral emblems and cut floirers for all
occasions. SIOUX CITY , IOWA
Cut Flowers
For All Occasions
Whole ? ale and Retail
J. R. Elder , Sioux City , Iowa
RSM'S
WHAT THE CENSUS FOR 1910
SHOWS IN NEBRASKA.
The Work of Compiling Figures for
Nearly Every Place in State
Completed.
The 1910 census of the 419 cities ,
towns and villages of the state of Ne
braska has just been announced by
the census bureau. The figures fol
low : I
Abie 210 Darr 32 (
Adams G47 Davenport . 484
Ainsworth. . . 1045 David City. 2177
Albion 1584 Dawson . . . . 340
Alexandria . 447 Daykin 220
Allen 301 Decatur 782
Alliance 3105 Deshler 600
Alma 1066 DeWitt 675
Ambers t . 256 Diller 506
Anoka 145 Dixon 217
Anselmo . . . 351 Dodge .A. . 661
Ansley 700 Doniphan . . 399
Arapalioe . . . 901 Dorchester . 610 '
Arcadia . . 618 Douglas . . . . 305
Arlington . . 645 Dubois 339
I
Arnold 231 Dunbar 2161 I
Ashland 1379 Dundee 1023
Ashton 404 Dwight 184
Atkinson . . . 810 Eagle 360
Atlanta . . . . 250 Ecldyville . . 254
Auburn 2729 Edgar 1080
Aurora 2630 Edison 334
Avoca 249 Elba 302
Axtell 394 Elgin 606
Ayr 142 Elk Creek. . 240
Bancroft . . . 742 Elkhorn 291
Barada . . . . 118 Elm Creek. . 620
Barnes ton . . 228 Elmwood . . 635
Bartley . . . . 511 Elwood . . . . 464
Bassett . . . . 383 Emerson . . . 838
Battle Creek 597 Endicott . . . 204
Bayard 261 Eustis 403
Bazile Mills. 77 Ewing 440
Beatrice . . . 9356 Exeter 916
Beavr Crsng 542 Fairbury . . . 5294
Bee 207 Pairfield . . . 1054
Beemer . . . . 494 Fairmont . . 921
Belden . . . . 247 Falls City. . . 3255
Belgrade . . . 400 Farnam . . . 462
Bellevue . . . 596 Filley 194
Bellwood . . . 397 Firth 343
Belvidere . . 475 Florence . . . 1526
Benedict . . . 336 FL Calhoun. 321
Benkelmun . 538 Ft. Crook. . 203
Bennett 457 Foster 122
Bennington. 276 ( Franklin . . 949
Benson 3170 Fremont . . . 8718
Berlin 196 Friend 1261
Bertrand . . . 643 Fullerton . . 1638
Bethany . . . 948 Geneva 1741
Bladen 494 Garrison . . . 177
Blair 2584 Genoa 1376
Bloomfield . 1264 Gering 627
Bloomington 507 Germantown. 275
Blue Hill . . 761 Gibbon 718
Blue Springs 712 Gilead 181
Bradshaw . . 359 Glenville . . . 304
Brady 308 Gordon . . . . 920
Brainard . . . 465 Gothenburg. 1730
Bridgeport. . 541 Graf ton 353
Bristow 17,5 Gr'd Island. 10326
Brock 434 Grant 358
Broken Bow 2260 Greeley Ctr. 845
Brownville . 457 Greenwood . 387
Bruning 353 Gresham . . 344
Bruno 245 Gretna 484
Brunswick . . 278 Gross Ill
Burchard . . . 315 Guide Rock. 690
Burr 113 Haigler 205
Burwell . . . . 915 Hallam 168
Butte 550 Hampton . . 383
Byron 184 Hardy 496
Cairo 364 Harrison . . 186
Callaway . . . 765 Hartington . . 1413
Cambridge . . 1029 Harvard1102
Campbell . . 573 Hastings . . . 9338
Carleton . . . 393 Havelock . . 2680
Carroll 382 Hay Springs 408
Cedar Bluffs 500 Hebron 1770
Cedar Rapids 576 Hemingford. 272
Center 119 Henderson . 391
Central City 2428 Hendley . . . 238
Ceresco . . . . 296 Herman . . . . 345
Chadron . . . . 2687 Hershey . . . 332
Chapman . . 266 Hickman . . . 388
Chappell . . . 329 Hildretb . . . 450
Chester . . . . 560 Holbrook . . 414
Clarks 605 Holdrege . . . 3030
Clarkso-n . . . 647 Holstein . . . . 323
Clatonfa . . . 233 Homer 397
Clay Center. 1065 Hooper . . . . 791
Clearwater . 414 Hoskins 262
Cody 185 Howard City 233
Coleridge . . 535 Howell . . . . 800
College View 1508 Hubbard . . . 150
Colon . . . . . . 160 Hubbell . . . . 295
Columbus . . 5014 Humboldt . . 1176
Comstock . . 323 Humphrey . 868
Concord . . . . 198 Hutington . . 410
Cook 378 Hyannis . . . 262
Cordova . . . 291 Imperial . . . 402
Cornlea . . . . 90 Indianola . . 681
Cortland . . . 364 Ithaca 171
Cozad 1096 Jackson . . . . 290
Crab Orclird 274 Jansen 308
Craig 339 Sumner . . . . 321
Crawford . . 1323 Johnson . . . 273
Cre'ighton . . 1373 Julian 168
Creston 338 Juniata . . . . 471
Crete 2404 Kearney . . . . 6202
Crofton 610 Kenesaw . . . 657
Culbertson . 580 Keanard . . . 319
Curtis 613 Kimball . . . 454
Dakota City. 474 Laurel 514
Dalton 207 Lawrence . . 415
Danbtiry . . . 268 Lebanon . . . 197
Dannebrog . 380 Leigh 567
Beware the Gypsy Moth.
Washington. The department of
agriculture is giving a loud cry of
warning to everybody interested in
fruit trees and ornamental plants and
shrubs throughout the country to look
out for the brown-tail moth and the
gypsy moth. That the dangers to
fruit trees and shrubbery , and even of
such trees as the elm , oak and maple ,
from these two pests are great and
growing is the admonition given by
the department of agriculture.
A . , -1
Leshara . . . . 86 Rising City 45G
Lexington . 2059 Riverton . . . 369
Liberty . . 394 Roca . 129
Lincoln . . . .43973 Rockville . . 201
Lindsay . . 465 Rogers . . . . 155
Linwood . . 329 Rosalie . . . . 147
Litchfield . 403 Roseland . . 249
Lodgepole 245 Rule . 661
Long Pine. 781 Rushvillo . . 633
Loomis . . . 284 Ruskin - 339
Lorton 115 St. Edwards 814
Louisville . . 778 St Helena. 118
Loup 1128 St. Paul - 1336
Lushton . . . . 205 Salem . 391
Lynch 583 Sargent . . . . 651
Lyons 865 Schuyler . . . 2152
McCook 3765 Scotia . 328
McCool Jet. . 369 Scott's Bluff 1746
\tadison . . . 1708 Scribner . . . 891
Madrid 124 Seward _ 2106
Magnet . . . . 178 Shelby 503
Malmo . . . . 214 Shelton . . . . 1005
Marquette . 290 Shickley . . . 429
Martinsburg. 291 Shubert - 311
Mason City. 480 Sidney _ 1185
Maxwell . . . 289 Silver Creek 379
Mayweed . . 443 Smithfield . 190
Vlead 330 Snyder . 314
Medo Grove 388 South Bend. 125
Memphis . . . 162 So. Omaha. 26259
Merna 459 So. See City 1196
Merriman . . 254 Spaldiug . . . 637
Milford . . . 710 Spencer . . . 671
.ttillard . . . 260 Springfield . 463
viiller 330 Springview . 216
lilligan . . 336 Stamford . . 301
: > Linatare . 338 Stanton _ 1342
:
Minden . . . 1559 Staplehurst. 228
Mitchell . . 640 Steele City. 300
Monowa . . . 109 Steinauer . . 248
Monroe . . . 282 Stella . 430
Merrill . . . 346 Sterling . . . 714
Morse Bluffs 196 Stockham . . 601
Alurdock . . . 222 Stcckville * . . 222
Naper 300 Strang . 228
Neb. City. . . 54SS Stratton . . . 367
Neligh 1566 Stromsburg. 1355
Nelson 978 Stuart . 467
Nemaha . . . 325 Superior _ 2106
Newcastle . 436 Surprise . . . 323
Newman G. . 850 Sutherland . 447
Newport . . . 298 Sutton . 1702
Niobrara . . . 822 Swanton . . . 285
Norfolk 6025 Syracuse . . : 842
North Bend. 1105 Table Rock. 814
North Loup. 519 Talmage . 461
North Platte 4793 Tamora . . 205
Oak 237 Tarnoy . . . 121
Oakdale 631 Tecumseh 1748
Oakland . . . 1073 Tekamah . 1524
Oconto . . . . 245 Thurston . . . 112
Odell 427 Tilden 901
Ogalalla 643 Tobias 445
Ohiowa 373 Trenton 497
Omaha 124096 Uehling . . . . 228
O'Neill 2089 Ulysses . . . . 551
Ong 283 Unadilla . . . 209
Orchard . . . . 532 Union 302
Ord . . . . 1960 Uni. Place. . 3200
Orleans , . . 942 Unland 390
Osceola . . . . 1105 Utica 520
Osmond . . . 567 Valentine . . 1098
Overton . . . . 574 Valley 810
Oxford 593 Valparaiso . 560
Palisade . . . 380 Vordel 162
Palmer . . . . 373 Verdigre . . . 403
Panama . . . . 320 Verdon . . . . 4.06
Palmyra . . . 334 Virginia . . . 154
Papillion . . 624 Wahoo . . . . 2168
Pawnee 1610 Wallace . . . 175
Pender . . . . 804 Waco 293
Peru 950 Wakefield . 861
Petersburg . 533 Walthill . . . 810
Phillips 274 Waterbury . 199
Pierce 1200 Waterloo . . 402
Pilger 471 Wauneta . . 327
Plainview . . 941 Wausa 604
Platte Centr 388 Waverly . . . 297
Plattsmouth. 4287 Waynetown. 2140
Pleasnt Dale. 257 Weep. Wat. 1067
Pleasanton . 252 W. Lincoln. . 200
Plymouth . . 438 West Point. 1776
Polk 396 Western 499
Ponca 1000 Weston 432
Posen 246 Wilber . . . . 1219
Prague . . . . 304 Wilcox 382
Preston . . . . 122 Wilsonville. 385
Primrose . . . 158 Winnetoon . 220
Presser 163 Winnebago 399
Ragan 214 Winside . . 450
Randolph . . 1137 Wisner . . .t 1081
Ravenna . . . 1359 Wood River. 796
Raymond . . 236 Wymore . . . 2613
Red Cloud. . 1686 Wynot 258
Republican . 476 York 6233
Reynolds . . 246 Yutan 353
Richland . . . 156
SLOAN AND KINKA1D HAVE TARIFF -
IFF SUGGESTIONS.
Washington. Convinced that the
farmers' free list bill contains many
provisions which would be injurious to
the farmers and which would go a
long way to nullify the beneficial ef
fects of its other provisions , Repre
sentatives Sloan and Kinkaid of Ne
braska are making an attempt to
bring before the house a number of
bills that they believe will bring about
the desired results free from the evils
embodied in the pending legislation.
With the hope that these bills shall
bereported out of the committee and
with a view to fight for their passage ,
Air. Sloan and Air. Kinkaid will oppose
the democratic measure. To this end
Air. Sloan has introduced four bills.
One calls for all timbc and lumber to
be put on the free list , one for sewing
machines and all parts thereof , an
other for boots and shoes , harness ,
saddles and saddlery , and the last for
salt.
Marks Spot of "Lone Tree. "
Central City. A granite pillar with
its surface knotted and carved like
the trunk of a giant cottonwood tree ,
now marks the spot where the "Lone
Tree" on the old Oregon trail stood
for years , the only tree up and down
tiie river for miles , and under the
branches of which many a tired band
emigrants or California gold seek
ers used to rest under the -protecting
shade of its branches.
The government will open up an ex
perimental coal mine at Bruceton , Pa.
LIEUT.-GOV. HOPEWELL DEAD.
Lieutenant Governor Melville R.
Hopewell died at his home at Teka
mah Tuesday morning from pneumo
nia , complicated with chronic mala
dies of heart and stomach.
The lieutenant governor's condition
had been serious for a week and hope
less for several days.
On the adjournment of the legisla
ture Judge Hopewell , who was suffer
ing from a severe cold and physical
MELVILLE R. HOPEWELL.
debility went to Excelsior Springs ,
AIo. , to recuperate. He returned
home a week ago Monday feeling no
better and presently symptoms of
pneumonia were observed In two
days his illness had become serious.
To Negotiate With the Utes.
F. H. Abbott , assistant commissioner
of Indian affairs , has gone to south
ern Colorado to attempt to negotiate
a treaty with the Ute Indians in order
to get them to move from a large area
which contains numerous well-pre
served remains of the cliff dwellers.
In place of this land , exceedingly val
uable to the archaeologist , the govern
ment is ready to give the Utes other
domain.
Asks for Tubercular Hospital.
Lodge Pole , a village in Cheyenne
county , is the first town in the state
to distinguish Itself as an applicant for
the location of the proposed state
tubercular hospital. The last legisla
ture appropriated $40,000 for a build
ing , but up to the present no locality
has been -found that desired the in
stitution.
Militia Camp for Omaha.
The state military board has decid
ed to recommend to the governor an
abandonment of the Ashland camp
grounds this year. The board recom
mends a two days' encampment of
each company at its home station for
rifle practice and a camp of eight days
Immediately following at a camp with
in ten miles of Omaha. The plan is to
have the state militia camp near Om
aha the first week in October and par
ticipate in festivities there.
To Revise the Statutes.
After advising with the supreme
court the governor has appointed
Judge A. M. Post of Columbus , ex-
Senator A. L. King of Osceola , and J.
H. Broady , Jr. , of Lincoln , as a com
mission to revise the statutes of Ne
braska. The governor believes he has
chosen men eminently fitted for the
work assigned them. The recent leg
islature passed a bill , which was
signed by the governor ; authorizing
such a commission.
State Settles With Heirs.
A check for $11,947 was mailed from
the attorney general's office to Attor
ney Robinson of Hartington , acting for -
the hairs of Nels Jensen , to cover the
value of the Cedar county land which
escheated to the state on the death of
Jensen.
Governor Aldrich. will reappoint as a
board of control the present three
trustees of the school for dependent
children in Lincoln. The members
are A. L. Weatherly , the Rev. H. H.
Harmon and Dr. P. E. Hall.
State Superintendent J. W. Crab-
tree has arranged so that county
superintendents and city superintend
ents who desire to observe the fteace
movement by appropriate exercises in
the schools may obtain programs free
of charge from Mrs. Fannie Fern An
drews , 405 Marlborough street , Bos
ton , Mass. The peace league makes
no charge for the programs and they
may be obtained by addressing Airs.
Andrews. The programs are in the
form of a circular "School exercises
for the observance of the eighteenth
of May.- "
Will Close Industrial School -Printer/ .
Land Commissioner Cowles states
that the printing shop at the Kearney
industrial school would be closed. He
stated that it cost about ? 100 a month
to run it and that it would cost at
least $1,500 to. put it in good shape to
do good work , which he says it does
not do at present.
Governor Aldrich has received an in
vitation to deliver the commencement
address at the Ohio university at Ath.
sns , Ohio , on May 15.
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If you are acquainted with happi
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The only proof against disappoint
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Get it today in usual liquid form 01
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If afflicted with I '
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Kid Sech is fame ! He don't rec
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"Yes , but her latest stunt , if It be
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"Why , what is It ? "
"She has employed a nurse to look
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after her haby herself. "
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at night will prevent your having a bad
cold in the morning , isn't it a good ideate
to have it ready to take the moment yon
feel the cold coming ?
He that Is not sensible of another's
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