'PHI , ' vnin.'ni.ir . i.'mnAY . APIMI. ' > < > Him
IT IS HERE TO BE DEVELOPED
DY BUSINESS MEN.
SOME ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE.
And Others are Getting AdvantaQes
Secured for the City Through Ef
forts of the Others United Efforts
Would be a Quicker Method.
It looks now B though thu Rosebud
bill wore not to bo passed nt this BOH-
slon of congress. Which fact , while
Jt will keep back the trumoiuloim In
flux of people Hint had Ill-en antici
pated for this spring until another
year , will nevertheless have no III
effect upon the now nortliwost which
has already boon developed the ter
ritory along the Northwestern line he-
twec'ii Norfolk and Itonosteel that Is
already substantially Mettled by busi
ness folk of onorgi'tle methods. '
The fact that the Rosebud bill Is
not passed tills year \\lll detain for
another season ( ho coining In of 25-
000 people who shall be tributary to
Norfolk as a trading center , hut it
will not take away the territory that
already o\lsta in the country to the
north and west a country wlilch Is
unequalled as to extent by any other
district In Nebraska so far as being
tributary to one point Is concerned.
The Rosebud bill would aid the up
building of that country In the Hose-
hud reservation , but Kosobml bill or
not there Is still a great big Import
ant lot of country in northern Ne
braska that is already growing and
developing and to which Norfolk Is
naturally and logically and everlast
ingly the gateway.
Already the Northwestern railroad
has pushed on Into that territory In
two separate lines of track , the one
on the main line west to the Hlack
Hills and the oilier on the Honostool
extension out of this oltv. Hnfnrn
the railroad went on out from Verdi
gris there was a vast territory of
fertile and productive land. In it
were a great number of people who
had shopping to do and shipping to
do. Hut they had no access to Nor
folk and Norfolk never got to see
them.
Today those same people can get
a pilSMiiiKor Iralu very early In the
morning , reach Norfolk just as the
warming sun Is peeping over the east
ern horizon and stay for coven long
hours , visiting and transacting busi
ness and returning in time for supper ,
i Field Expanded.
The oiitbranohing of Norfolk was
necessarily confined prior to that time
because of the limited sphere. Hut
with that movement the field so ma
terially branched out that Norfolk was
given an opportunity If It chose to
take advantage of It , to develop into
a great deal more than the present
town that it is.
There are thousands and thousands
of square miles in the country that
has been termed the new northwest.
It is the great range that stretches
for hundreds of miles north and west
of this city and it all converges hero
into the focusing point.
There is a wonderfully spread-out
triangle which embraces this land.
One line of it goes northwcs t from
hero to Giegory county , South Dakota.
Another goes from hero west to Child
ren or Deadwood , If you choose. And
the third side , which is as yet un
drawn may bo imagined as cutting
across from the reservation to the
Hlack Hills and enclosing every town
In the territory .
Not one single town in that great
territory , with the exception of those
reached by the Pacific Shortllne ,
is accessible to Sioux City , Omaha
. .
or Chicago except by way of
Norfolk. The little Latin word of
three letters "via , " should forever
ho pasted in the hat of Norfolk people
for that word , on account of Nor
folk's location , is one day going to bo
the making of a city here.
This territory Is all so far away
from the Missouri river cities that
the advantage of a trading point half
way between , such as Is Norfolk , must
sooner or later be felt. When another
entire day of twentyrfour hours , to
say nothing of the expense of carfare
faro for almost 300 miles , is taken
into consideration , it must ho seen
that Norfolk's future is assured.
There are things that people want
to buy which , of course , can't bo
bought in Omaha and must be sought
In Chicago. There are things that
Chlcagoans must go on to Now York
to find and in turn New Yorkers run
to Paris to suit their unsatisfied
fancies. And just as truly , the people
of every community In the world , in
cluding the now northwest in particu
lar , must go east for certain articles
not found upon the markets at home
This always has been true and al
ways will. And in their going , these
people of the territory tributary to
Norfolk , are going to find that a great
portion of the things which they da-
Biro are to bo had in this city.
Can't Keep Norfolk Down.
, .
And just from that fact , it will
bo Impossible for a pessimistic lot to
keep Norfolk from growing. It is
bound to do It for there are people
everywhere looking for good locations
and the more map must tell tales
about Norfolk's future which no
human being can consistently con
tradict.
A number of Norfolk Interests have
already branched out Into this new
territory and are trying to get a
start. A number of wholesale nior-
chantR here are doing business In
mighty good shape and some of the
retalleiH llud that their greatest In
come la not from local patronage but
from the new northwest. Many of
them have Increased that outside
trade during the past twelvemonth
and those who have not are losing
sight of a really worthwhile and ab
solutely tangible opportunity.
15very man who goes out Into this
territory with Norfolk enterprise , ad
vertises Norfolk that much and
brings that much more patronage to
the city. If that branching out can't
bo done on the part of all of the busi
ness Interests , In unison and pulling
together. It can at least be done In
dividually , one at a time , and that Is
the way It Is being done. And from
the manner In which the commercial
club declines to net together and
from the manner In which effect I vo
systems and plans are not developed ,
It would appear that the work must
bo done ( iiiito entirely by the Indi
vidual.
Must Work Together.
Mut while the work of development
can he done that way if It ban to. it
must be necessarily very much slower
than though It wore by the combined
efforts of all. The News ban been
trying to do HH share toward this de
velopment and toward this advortln
Ing of the city. The merchants of
Norfolk have looked upon the elfort
'iro'ilv ' as child's play because of the
lad that \ery few of them know
anything about that country and Its
possibilities , Many of them have
boon benolltted by the advertising
which The News has given to the
city through Its going out dally to
every town In the district and into
the homes of over 2,000 people. Hut
they have regarded that territory , for
all that , as out of their sphere and
something so remote that it was good
for pipe dreams and nothing more.
And yet they must 'admit that there
nr/i turn-it strniitri'rM mum tlm streets
of Norfolk today than' there ever
wore before more people from the
new northwest coming into town on
early trains and going back at noon
than In the city's history. The hotel
registers show it. The hotels are
filled every day of the wool ; , and the
men who travel out over that terri
tory will tell you frankly that The
News is everywhere , and that the
service is appreciated by the outsid
ers constantly moro and more anil
that the fact of its being road six
times a week Is producing good ro-
suits for Norfolk.
Some Do Not Appreciate.
And yet one Norfolk business man
to whom that bcnellt to Norfolk was
suggested , lasl week imiuircd , wonderingly -
oringly , "Why what is The News do
ing for Norfolk ? "
Ono retail dealer sold a largo bill
of goods to a man Irom Hutle be
cause that man's attention had been
drawn to Norfolk by The News. It
htands to reason thai lie could soil
more if ho would detinitoly draw the
attention of Iho now northwest to his
own Rtoro. hut ho thinks "lie can't
get results , " and consequently doesn't
try. though ho hasn't tested the now
medium.
Another business man several
complain because The News Is sent
out of Norfolk nt a very low rate ,
while as a matter of fact the rate is
made merely to roach more out
side people and thus moro thoroughly
advertise the town , at the same time
making it possible to give to Norfolk
a telegraphic newspaper which Is not
to bo compared with any other paper
in the state of Nebraska outside of
Omaha and Lincoln.
As a matter of fact , all papers
which build up outside circulations
do so by giving low rates outside , as
in instance of which In Nebraska
nay bo pointed Omaha dailies , Lin
coln dailies and Sioux City papers , as
veil. It not only helps the town by
advertising It , but it gives a far great
er medium for the business man to
alk to strangers and It makes a much
jotter newspaper possible.
Hut. as the Fairfax Advertiser put
t recently , if Norfolk merchants
would profit from their opportunity ,
they must let the people know what
they have to sell and must let them
know that Norfolk wants visitors.
Advertising in some form Is the only
[ over that can be made to induce this
trade to come here. It doesn't make
any difference what kind of advertis
ing it is , if It brings results. A base
nail team would help because Lynch
and Hutte and Spencer and Fairfax ,
to say nothing of towns up the main
line , are all going to play ball this
season and would bo glad to bring
crowds into this city for games. With
the people being reached every day
in largo numbers , there is something
at fault with the advertiser If he
falls to get re.suIt.from judiciously
displaying his selling points and
reasons why he should bo patronized.
The Illinois Horse Co. can supply
CO pedigreed draft stallions ; 30 of
them Imported ; 5 breeds Porcheron ,
French Draft , English Shire , Belgian
Clyde ; 5 colors black , brown , bay ,
roan , gray ; rich blood , extra shlro
breeders 2 to 5 years old. Some will
8make 2100 pound horses. Easy pay
0ments. . The general manager will bo
In Slonx City for a week. 22 Dalton
block. Permanent address , Dea
Molnos , Iowa.
Two forms of blank leases at The
News office.
SHE WANTS A MAN TO GIVE HER
A HOME AND QUIT.
SAYS SENTIMENT WEARS OUT
She Would Rather be the Wife of a
Millionaire Who Never Felt Cheer
ful , Than the Mistress of a Com
fortable Home.
I From Hiitunliiy'fl
Halt ! Sarcnster Sarah as noon as Iho
Leap Year club had been called to
order In tholr secret den last night :
"No. girls , It Is not a lover of homo
that I want to ask to murry mo A
man who stays at home now an. 1 then
Is apt to know his wlfo lee well.
( ! lvo to mo the man who never tires
of labor , ( ilvo to mo the typo of man
who will give up his whole life In the
labor of love to which he IIIIH pledged
himself. II IH a man who will earn
for mo a living rather than I IKnuo
who would lvo me any nllentlon or
who would place mo ahead of bis butd-
IIOHH affairs In Importance. What I
limn ! dOHlro to bu Is an Incidental IK-
lure to soiiK1 man's household a sort
of an acquaintance whom ho shall
nee once In a while but who Khali for
all that bo an Individual HO distinct
In tiiHto and habit that we nlmll never
plan to go places or do tliiiiurt to
gether for the pleasure that wo may
got from the doing.
"I want a husband who \\III con
sider It as his duly to work from
early morning until Into al night pro
viding the wherewithal for my sus
tenance. I am anxloiiH to marry
we women are all anxious , you know ,
to be man led some man who will
consider himself a sort of gloomy
slave , bound to support mo ami com
pelled , because of thai support , to
exert his every energy while ho lives.
" 1 am not particular whether my
husband lives very long or not pro
viding he hullilH ii ) ) a capital during
his lilollme that will bring mo Income
enough afterward to either live singly -
ly or to attract the attention of some
worthy successor.
A Pipe Dream.
" 1 used lo think that life was given
to us for the satisfaction I hat wo
could get from it lor the Joy and the
pleasure that we could give to others
and in that way lo ourselves. I once
thought that men worked and worried -
ried and fussed for ten hours a day
In order that they might enjoy the
other fourteen , and I once considered
that a pretty fair division. Occasion
ally you will see a man now who sits
ill Ills oflleo for eight hours of each
day and who I lion shuts up that ollloo
tight , locks the door , walks away and
never thinks of it again until the
next morning. And In the meantime
ho gees out among his fellow beings ,
the cieatures who wore put on earth
for our enjoyment rather than any
thing else , and ho greets thorn cor
dially and Is glad and makes them
Kind. too. that ho and they are alive
together. Ho will sit down after
supper In the cozy corner of his homo ,
the homo that has been built to suit
his one-timo vision , and ho will read
his magazine and smoke his plpo and
laugh a little now and then and play
a little with the children who are
delighted to have him homo and be
will leol repaid for the work that ho
has done and the trouble that ho has
had. And the next day ho will go
down town , looking still fresh and
young and alert , filled with optimist
ic hope and thoughts upon the bright
side of life , and ho will enjoy every
minute ot it all day lung. And that
man , when ho is sixty or seventy or
oven eighty years old , will go out
upon the lawn and enjoy the little
flowers that nod their pretty heads In
the dew of a. springtime morning ; ho
will stop for a minute on the street
to watch a game of marbles among
the urchins of the alloy ; lie will Us
ten to the songs of the birds that fill
the air with cheer and he will fool
kindly toward all the world and glad
enough that he has been given a
chance to stay In It. And when , at
ast , bis course has been fully run
ind bo Is taken from this earth , his
family and his friends and the whole
circle of the folk that know him
while he lived , will forever think of
liim as one of the grand old men :
if their experience. There are sue !
men as that but they're like jewels
in their rarity and In the good that
they do for the world.
Hut none of those for mo , " she
went on , suddenly catching her wan
dering words and sluxHlng new am
keener spirit into the sentences tha
followed.
None For Her.
"There would be too much quiet
ness and peace and sameness abou
it all. I want a husband who wll
start out In the world with an Ideu
that ho loves me and wants to do
things for ny sake ; who will devls
methods for the giving of pleasur
to me and who will , In the end , be
come so absorbed in those device
that ho shall practically forget tha
I am on earth nt all , except as i
creature of burden an individual t
whom he Is prisoner and one wh
miiht bo supported 1105 days out o
the year , with another day added for
leap year.
"I want someone who will care
nothing about my friends who will
run away when they come to see mo
and who will never bother mo by
wanting to jjo to visit them. I want
a mate In life , lrlH , who will Hloor
sh ) of his homo whenever It IH piiHid-
bio In order that I may not hi < Interfered
ferod with In my own pontoual platm.
Someone who will rofiiMn lo ho In-
cHtod In any way In anything In ( he
world aside from bin own ontorprlHo
of sordid commetclallsm.
" 1 rather be the wlfo of a Hook-
ofeller who hud millions of dollaiH
but never a minute's happiness or
contentment , than to ho the wlfo of
a man whose regular Income amount
ed lo $100 a month and who wan
cheerful and happy and able lo enjoy
living wltli mo. I'm queer about that ,
don't you know , hut that's what I
want. Affection doomi'l count , for
mighty few moil ever have any to
waste after t hoy's u heoti mairlod a
do/.un years. "
"In olhor words , " suggested Know
Ing Nellie , "you don't euro whether
Iho muu that you marry loves you or
not ? "
"Whoro'n a mini ( hut IOVOH bin
wlfo ? " aiiHwered she.
And the Leap Your club , quid1
and discouraged picked up ( holt
torpedo halH and wont home.
The Way Bcnops Runs
< \s another liiNlanco of what IM pot- '
Hlblo and natural In the way of Iho
quic-k IIOWM alllordi-d iioiliioiii No-
hrasl.ii through The Now.i , ( Inh.inK
robbery which occurred .it N.iiioi ,
Neb , this morning N holug read all
OUT the new northwest I lib , ulier
tux n while oilier papers will -el Ii
tinoiiKh The Nowti on ltn A-j Inli-d
I'rt'HH wire for tomorrow Vi > stcida\
I IK- loader ol the our barn Illinois at
f'hloaio tried desperately lo Miu-ldo
it WIIH lold to readers of 'I ho News
III Iho llooli odllloll and to llie 1-rHilern
of morning papers today -1 won I.v four
h MrH afterward.
Chronic Bronchltln Cured.
"For ten yours I had chronic bron
chitis so had thai al Union I could
no speak above a whisper , " writes
Mr. .loHoph ( 'oilman of Mouiuoroucl ,
Ind. " 1 tried all remedies available ,
but with no success Fortunately my
on ployor suggoslod that 1 try Fol-
O.V'H Honey and Tar HH effect was
almost miraculous and I am now
cured of Iho disease. On my locoiu-
meiidallon many people have used
iiI'
Foloy's Honey and Tar , and alwajs
with satlstactlou.
Klosau Drug Co.
The Best Family Salve.
DoWUt's Witch Hazel Salvo gives
Instant relief from burns , cures outH ,
bruises , sores , eczema , totter and all
ahrasloim of I'm skin. In buying
Wllcli Hazel Salvo It Is only neces
sary to see that you got Iho gonuliio
DoWltl's ' and a cure Is certain.
There are many cheap counterfoils
on the market , .all of wlilch are
worthless and quite a few arc dan
gerous , while Do Witt's Witch Hazel
Salvo Is perfectly harmless and
cures. Sold by Asa K. Leonard.
Pneumonia Is Robbed of Its Terrors.
i.v Foloy's Ilotioy and Tar. It stops
the racking cough and heals and
strengthen ! ! the lungs. If tnkon In
time It will prevent an attack of
moumonla. Hefuso si-bstltutos.
Klosau Drug Co.
Foloy's Kidney Cure If tr'ton In
tlmo affords socurlly from all kidney
ind bladder diseases.
Klosau Drug Co.
A spring Ionic for the children.
Give them Holllstor'H Hocky Mountain
Tea. See them thrive , grow , cat and
Bleep. The children's doctor. . ' ! fi
cents. The Kiosau Drug Co.
The foures and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases Is Fol-
ey's Kidney Curo. Klesau Drug Co.
Dreadful Attack of Whooping Cough.
Mrs. Ellen Harllson of liOO Park
Avo. , Kansas City , Mo. , wiites as fol
lows : "Our two children had a se
vere attack of whooping cough , one
of them In the paroxysm of coughing
would often faint nnd blood at the
nose. Wo tried everything wo hoard
of without getting relief. Wo then
called In our family doctor who pro
scribed Foley's Honey and Tar
With the first dose they began to Im
prove and wo fcol that It has savec :
their lives. " Hefuso substitutes.
Klesau Drug Co.
Makes the children eat , sleep am
ow. A tonic for father , mother
brother and slstor. Hoconstructor
strength producer , llfo prolonger
Such is Holllster's Rocky Mountaii
Tea. 35 cents.
The Klesau Drug Co.
If you are a dyspeptic you owe I
to yourself and your friends to ge
well. Dyspepsia annoys the dyspop
tic's friends because his disease sours
his disposition as well as his stem
ach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will no
only cure dyspepsia , indigestion am
sour stomach , but this palatable , reconstructive
constructive tonic dlgestant strength
ens the whole digestive apparatus
and sweetens the llfo as well as th (
stomach. When you take Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure the food you cat I
enjoyed. It Is digested , assimilated
and its nutrient properties appropri
ated by the blood and tissues. Health
Is the result. Sold by Asa K. Leon
ard.
Foloy's Honey and Tar contains no
oplrtcs , and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines.
Refuse substitutes.
Klesau Drug Co.
A forlorn , hopeless , melancholy face
drives your friends away. For a
bright , spark'llng , sunny face use Hol
llster's Hocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents , tea or tablet form.
The Klesau Drug Co.
YOU MUST NOT FORGET
Tlml woiim ronsl.aiiUy rouin in Mm url of
untidily Finn I'holos , mid our | > nHliir.t.H will ill-
ways lie found to ( Mnlmirc llm
and Nmvosl Slylo.s in Cards and Finish \V < i also
carry a line line of Moldings suitiililo for all
kinds of framing.
THE NORFOLK BUSINESS COLLEGE
THIRD YEAR.
Conservative /
Equipment ,
Co in in odious Rooms ,
Superior Instruction. ; ;
F\iH Business Ccmrscs.
It will pay you to a I tend I his School. ( No va
cations. Enter any lime.
A ( hit CHS.
C. II. RRAKE. [ Norfolk. Ncl ) .
NUMOER DC CANDIDATES WURII
PRESENT HERE.
RURAL ROUTES FOR COUNTRY
Portions Fiom Tllden , Meadow Grove ,
MndlBon and Norfolk , Took the Ex
aminations Provided by the Board
in Norfolk Saturday.
A civil Hi-rvloo examination WIIK
hold In Norfolk before Iho civil nor-
vloo hoard on Saturday. A number
of candidates wore proHoiit lor Iho
compotlvo examination fiom Hovoral
purls of the county. They look the
oxaiiiluatioiiK piovldeil by Iho dopail-
iiienl for Iho positions of rural loud'
earrlorH In several plaooH.
Iho IOWIIH that are to gel now
are Tlldou , Mudlnoii , Meadow Orove
and Norfolk.
ThoflO iiroHonl were : ricorgo Har-
Is and Charles C. Craig , MadUm ,
-'rank W. Colgrovo , Ooorgo II. He
r-roft , .laoob W. White , Alvah 15.
'rooks , Meadow Crovo ; Wllford W.
louoyscll. Charles IS. Danes and T.
t. OIlli , Tlldou ; W. .1. Itaruos , Nor-
The Tllden route will slarl aboul
May 10 and Iho Meadow Cirovo route
ibout May 'i.
H. C. rieiille Is chairman 'ind Miss
Valley Oarllngor secretary of the
loard.
Dr. U 0. Illolok. X-Hay and Thurra-
loutlc l.almralory. HohcrtKon , block ,
Vorfolk. Neb. 'Phono Itlack lifiO.
Good for Children.
The pleasant to take and harmless
Ono Minute Cough Cure gives ImMediate -
Mediate relief In all cases of cough ,
croup and la grippe bocauHo It does
lot pass Immediately Into the stom-
ich , but takes effect right at the seat
if the trouble. It draws out the In-
lamination , heals and sooths and
Hires permanently by enabling the
ungs to contribute pure life-giving
and life-sustaining oxygen to the
ilood and tissues. Ono Minute
Cough Cure Is pleasant to take and
t Is good alike for young and old.
Sold by Asa K. Leonard.
Foloy's Kidney Cure makes kid
neys and bladder right. Don't delay
taking. Klosau Drug Co.
A Cure for Headache.
Any man , woman or child suffering i
from headache , biliousness or a dull 1
drowsy fooling should take one or
two of DoWUt's Little Eenrly Hlsers
night and morning. Those famous
little pills are famous because they
arc a tonic as well as a pill. While
they cleanse the system they
strengthen and rebuild it by their
tonic effect upon the liver and bow
els. Sold by Asa K. Leonard.
The News reaches the people. If
yon want to talk to the people , talk
through The News.
SPECIALIST ( REPUTATION ,
Years of Special Practice Affording
Excellent Opportunities.
FACTS WORTH MENTIONING
By Dr. Caldwell.
Several years ago while In private
practice , I thought It wrong to adver
tise , simply because I had boon told
so and had not had experience enough
to know bettor. After a while I dis
covered a valuable plan of treatment
In certain cases , and fortunately ob
tained a largo number of patients ,
enough to fully test ray plan and
prove Its success. I thereupon prepared -
pared a lengthy paper upon the sub
ject and read It before the state med
ical society. What was the result ?
A half a dozen members took the
floor to say what tlio treatment had
been for a hundred years back , and
to claim that the old treatment ,
though unsuccessful , should bo con
tinued , notwithstanding that the now
treatment had boon successful. I
thought differently and continued to
use the now method , nnd made re
markable cures of cases that had
lii I'll iiniiiiiimccil Inciinihlo. My bun-
IIHIH liiomiiMod rnpldly IIH each por-
Hon llini I ciin-d lold HOIIIO frlond ,
who nun" In turn and was cured.
Kadi pnlloiil iidvi-rllHcd mo a llltlo.
\\'hiit Ihon ? In that largo oily there
worn mil moro I linn Kin oamm of Iho
lilnd. I cured every oatin Hint caiiio
lo mo anil then had nothing lo do
except , the ordinary hiiHlnosii of a
loonl phyiilclan. I know there worn
huiidrodu and thousands of othuni
ohiowhoro , who might bo cured If
Ihoy only know ; and I advertised.
Curoil liiimlrodH of others and I liavo
adV ( > rllHod over iiliioo. I have reMoved -
Moved moro nufferlng , cured moro pa-
tlriilH. made inoni people happy , and
doiio moio good generally because I
have told Iho people what I can do ,
and I iihall go on with Iho good work
IIH long an my nt length will permit.
I advorllno booaiiHo I have HOIIIO-
thiiig worth advoi Using. I have made
uiyHolf coiiipoteul liy yearn of spec
ial Hludy and oxpoiloiieo , and by Iho
expenditure of largo sums of money.
My advertising 1 place before the pno-
plo Iho fact ! ! which oiiahlo tliom to
Vnow what I can do. I thereby roadi
Ihoiisnnds , who , glvon up by local
physlolaim or unHuccosHfiily treated ,
glvo thoiiisevoH up as Incuriiblo. I
euro tliom and tlioroliy enlarge my
Held of usefulness. My no other Way
than advertising could these people
have known that they could bn cured.
Every thrifty and prosperous busl-
uoss In life , save llioHo of law and
modicliio , ailveitlHo freely. LawyorH
do not , for they only use in buslnusH
whal others have made for thorn
years before. They only do what linn
boon wrltleu. "Regular" doctors do
nnl advorliao for the same reason.
They liavo nothing now , nothing
which somooiio else has nnt written
or told them of , they get tholr know
ledge from the boohs. A man may
road modlclnn until ho Is blind and
then know nothing of II. To bo suo-
cosHful ho must apply his own mind.
Make his own roHoarcliofl , and to do
that ho must liavo loom and oppor
tunity , llo must have ctisun , hun
dreds of thdiii. and compare results.
If ho does not do tills ho Is a ma-
olilno without novelty , skill or In-
goniilly , still plowing with a wooden
plow , still traveling on foot or horse
back , and Ignoring the advantages of
steam , living but not learning. The
same Is trim of a lady doctor.
llolow you will ilnd published the
names and addresses of some of the
recent euros that I have mado. These
people's aflllctlons wore , under the
ordinary physician's care , considered
hopeless , and no prospects for a
euro :
Mrs. Kale Schall of Albion , Nob. ,
cured of catarrh of head and stomach.
Mrs. William Zuorg of Dluo
Vale , Nob. , cured of nervous heart
and female disease.
Mrs. .1. 15. Connelley of Akron ,
Nob. , cured of cancer of long stand-
Ing
Mrs. Augusta Soydon of Ponder ,
Nob. , cured of nervous liver and
stomach disease.
Mrs. Ella Seochrnan of Wayne ,
Neb. , cured of rheumatism , fanmlo
disease and skin disease.
John Harper of Columbus , Neb. ,
cured of heart disease , stomach ana
liver disease.
Emma Stalko of Clarks , Nob. , cured
of skin disease , heart trouble and
dropsy
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Digests what you eat.
Thl3 preparation contains nil of the
dlL'estunts and dl u all kinds ol
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The most reliable preparation for
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