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Fall Medicine
ta Fefey a Important and MMfldal
as Spring Medicine.
" Hood's SarMpariH fa jt the awdlciM
to keepjtee blood rick sad paie,enate aa'
appetite, give good digcattoa aad toes
aBdatreBstbeBtaecrwtTitaloisaaa. It
wards off malaria, fevers aad other foraai
of UlaeMto prevalent iataFalL
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Is America's Greatest Meaidae.
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stomach troubles cf his own?
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. Take Casearets Candy cathartic lflc or &
t C. GL C fall to cure, druggists reread moaQ
.The more room a man has in his
house the less he leaves outdoors.
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Sirs, v ibsiowb Hoetaiaa ?rras
Bnjanraai
For (UMm taethinar Mttlrtu SB ni
sastloB. alley pain, cores wind colic s casta bottle.
Many a man who has no artistic
taste is able to paint the town. '
Tke American School at Rome has
recently made a valuable contribution
to the study of classical art by having
executed the first casts ever made from
the splendid monument of antiquity,
Trajan's Triumphal Arch at Bsnevento.
An article, reproducing some of the
fine photographs of these subjects, has
been written by Prof. Frothicgham of
PriacetnB. and wfll appear in the Oc
tober Century- Prof. Frothingham
fays: "It is amusing to see how many
theories are overturned by the arch."
He declares that "the skill and pictur
esqueness of composition, the dramat
is quality of single figures, and espe
cially what we can only term their
life, are beyond anything done tn
sculpture since the altar at Pergamon."
The Cost of Freelas; Cnba.
The United States are entitled to
retain possession of the Philippine Is
lands if. the peace commissioners so
decide, for the cost of the war runs
far into the millions. To free the
stomach, liver and bowels from dis
ease, however, is not an expensive un
dertaking. A few dollars invested in
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will ac
complish the task.
A DOMESTIC INCIDENT.
Areas the Observer, flaahtaf , Jftsa,
Early in Kovaaibar, MM," says Fraak
Loag, who Uvea aaar Leaeoa, Mick., "on
starting to get ap froai the diaaer table, I
was takes with a pala ia my hack. The
paiaiBcreaaedaadlwaaoblgadtetakate
my bad. The physician who was aw mmeaed
pronounced bit ease mnscalar rhasssatisat
accompanied by lumbago. He gave asa
remedies aad injected morphine late my
arm to ease the pain.
'My tlisnssn gradaelly became worse aa
til I thoagat that death woald be welcome
release from my sasTeriags. Besides my
regular physfcian I also consulted eaotaer,
bat he gave me no encouragement.
FAEM AND GABDEN.
MATTERS OP INTEREST
AGRICULTURISTS.
Don't Judge a poet by his dress;
fine feathers don't make fine bards.
YEARS
Why let your neighbors
know it?
And why give them a
chance to guess you are even
five or ten years more?
Better give them good
reasons for guessing the
other way. It is venr. easy;
for nothing tells of age so
quietly as gray nair.
Ayer's
Beaatyr Is Blood Deep.
Ciena blood means a clean jkln. No
beauty without it. Cacarets.Canly Cathar
tic cleans your u:ooa ana Keops it ciean, oy
cish pimples, tioils. b!otcbe.u2ackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Caficaret, beauty for ton cents. Alldrng
C8. tisZ ctioa guaranteed. 10c, 25c, 50c.
stirring p the lazy liver and driving all im
purities from tuo body.
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Begin to-day to
Dont take your v.atch to a
sician' because it is run down.
phy-
Is a youtb-rencwer. '
It hides toe ace under a
luxuriant growth of hair the
color of youth.
It .never fails to restore
color to gray hair. It will
stop the hair from coming
out also.
It feeds the bair bulbs.
Thin hair becomes thick hair,
and snort hair becomes long
hair.
It cleanses the scalp; re
moves ell dandruff, and
prevents it3 formation.
we have a book on the
Hair which wc will gladly
send you.
If vou do not obtain all the bran.
fits y on exiiected frrnn the use of tlio
ijror. write tue doctor about it.
I'rnhatilr there it some dlSrnlty
trtth your cencral srstem which
any bo easl!jr rnraoTed. Address.
vt. j. c Ajcr. Laweu, Mess.
How's Tlilst
We offer Oan Hundred Dollars reward for aay
rake of Catarrh that caanot bo cured by nail's
Catarrh Cere.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, CA
We, tto nndcrKJtfueU, havo Unown P. J.
Cbeney lor the !at 15 yesr-t end believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to curry out any obllga
tlons made by their linn.
Wckt & Truax. AVbo!csalo DruRgists. Toledo,
O.; Waldinp. Kmnat: Jc iiania, Wbolesalo
Drupjtists. To!cuo. OUIa
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
Iok directly upon tlnblooJiindmiicous surfaces
of the t.j-stcm. Testimonials sent free. Pries
c per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Hall's F&mily P11K arc tho best.
Csrto-Date Ulats
tlsaUasi of the Sett
Thereof nortlcaltare, Tltlemttsaw
tlscfealtar.
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Don't try to pull yourself out of
trouble with a corkscrew.
Kose II111 Nurseries.
largest Horticultural Establish
ment in America.
See our Out-door and In-door Ex
hibit at Exposition.
See our representative Mr. J. Aus
tin Shaw.
Anything and Everything to beauti
fy your place, Trees, Fruit-trees &
Shrubs of all Kinds, Palms, Orchids
and Ferns.
Siebrecht & Son, New Rochcile, N. Y.
Don't stand in front of bars too
much or you may get behind tnem.
W. N.U. OMAHA. No. 4-2-1693
When Answering Advertiscawnts Kindly
Mention This racer.
DEAn KDrron: If yon !:now of a sol:citor cr
ram asrer in our city or -!nc where. fspecisllT
a man rho hat solicited for subscriptions,
insurance, nursery stock, bocks or tailoring, or
n man vho can sell kooiIs. jou will confer a
favor by tellin? him to correspond with us: or
if you wiil insert tl is rotice in your rapcr and
such puttcsTvIU cut this nolle-: out and mall
to ur. we may be aM to furnish them a good
position in tucir own ar.d adjoining counties.
Address.
AMEU1CAX WOOLES MILLS CO.. Chlcaga
On Getting Up from tht Table.
"I was finally induced throngh reading
some aecoaats in the newspapers regarding
the wonderful cares wrought by Dr. Wil
liams' Fink Pills for Pale People, to try
them. I took the pills according to direc
tions and soon began to notice an improve
ment in my condition. Before tbe first box
was used 1 could get about the house, aad
after using five boxes, was entirely cored.
"Since that time I have felt no return of
the rheumatic pains. I am confident that
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills paved my life aad
I try to induce my friends who are sick to
try tho same remedy. 1 will gladly answer
inquiries concerning my sickness and won
derful care, provided stamp is enclosed
for reply. Faxsa Loire." .
Sworn to before me at Venice. Mich.,
this 15th day of April. 1898.
O. B. Goldsmith, Justice of the Feat.
Don't neglect to talk sensibly at
times; it may be difficult, but it's
necessary.
Why Isn't settling cue's debts
paying business?
T3 CURE A COI-D IV ONE DAY
Take- Liixativa Dron:o Quinine Tablets. AH
druggists refund tlir mrney if it fails to cure.
Sc. The genuine has I- I; Q. on each tablet.
Why is the average spinster favor
able to annexation as a. war measure!
Io-To-Eac tr rnrty Cents.
Gnaram-il tobacco habit cure, makes weaV
men strong, olood !. v St. Alldruggisu;.
Don't stay avray from church on
account of ycur clothes. The Lord
is too busy to notice the handiwork of
tailors and dressmakers.
CATARRH CURED
AS SF BY K.1ACIC.
EVERY MAN AND WOMAN
SHOULD READ.
Lives of suJTciInj: and misery from this rcpulslro disease turned into health and happi
ness througa tbe use of
Richard's catarrh want.
After vears of special study and practice in diseases of the Mucus Membrane, and espe
cially of catarrhal troubles, wn have at last developed a tresttiiont that will jioslthely and
pcrniatu ntly cure Catarrhal Dlseases-lii whatever form they may lc Artc fully demon
strating I ne merits of il. Is treatment Ina private practice of over live wars, mid success
fully treating and curing the most obstinate cases, w Cballensr tieVrll for a case of
Catarrh, or Catarrhal lhseuMS tmr CATARRH EXPELLANT will not cure.
UearnFM. resulting fr.im Catarrh, quickly cured
Loss of "fnM" of Mnrll aoit Taste quickly restored.
All repulsive symptoms peculiar to Oatm-rlml troubles, as foal breath, nasal dischargee.
Barking. Cimicalng. itnd pitting, relieved at once
L"tarrnitl Affertioti of Stomach. Xlver or Kidneys caus'ng Indigestion. Sick Stomach,
??" 'eakn," lcprelon. I hm of Ambltluu ind Enrrjrv. aie qnlcklv en red.
Most of the weakness of men and women is caused by Cutairhal di,.:ie(-." The poisonous
discharges find their way to the stomach and Into the blood, and distributed throughout
the entire systerc. affecting the Vital and Uf Jforcm and causing tlubO Organic and
iri -...r.. miuiriuuu u; cutt mun inn woman
', perfect health and
treatment re-
Hawall aad the Fblllpalaea,
Send four cents (in stamps) for an
illustrated booklet issued by the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway,
the direct route across the American
Continent to tbe New Trans-Pacific
possessions of the United States. Full
of latest reliable information and val
uable for reference. Can be used as a
text book in school. Address Geo. H.
Heafford. Gen'l Pass, and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, 111.
Why does the summer girl have so
many brothers at the end of the sea
son? Iowe. Patent OHce Report.
Patents have been allowed, but not
yet issued, to R. F. Fleak, of Stuart,
Iowa, for a rotary pump in which a
plurality of valves are pivotally con
nected with a rotable hub that is in
eccentric position in the case or cylin
der in such a manner that a uniform
motion of the valves occurs to produce
a uniform flow and continuous stream
and pounding prevented. One-third ia
assigned to G. Laird and J. B. Grove,
of same place. To D. E. Walker, of
Adair, for a decided novelty In corn
planters set forth in one of the claims
as follows:
Automatic check row mechanism
for corn planters comprising a journal
fixed to the cross bar that support
seed boxes on the runners of a car
riage, a traction wheel having convex
faces loosely mounted on the journal
and cress bar, a sprocket wheel fixed
to the rotable rear axle of the car
riage, a chain connecting the two
sprocket wheels and means for oper
ating the clutch, all arranged an!
combined to operate in the manner
set forth for the purposes stated.
All the work required In preparing
and prosecuting applications done in
our office. We have official reports
of all patents issued since 1850 to date
and inventors can examine same and
obtain advice free. Call or write.
THOMAS G. ORWIG & CO.
Solicitors of Patents.
Des Moines, Iowa, Oct 1, "98.
Cclerv
Celery Is said to be a native of
Great Britain, where it grows in low.
wet places. It has been cultivated and
made edible. Introduced into the
United States It grows well in soils
that are moist and filled with humus
and in latitudes not too cold. Black
muck is a favorite soil in the West,
and where it is underlaid by gravel cr
some coil that will permit of a natur
al drainage it proves suitable. There
are favorite localities where the musk
is so deep that it makes no difference
what the subsoil is. since by digging
large open drains, a way out is made
for the water. There are many places
where celery soil exists that Is as yet
unutilized for the growing of, that
plant. Celery is a boon to the farmer
'in that it takes for its natural habitat
soil that is not suitable for many of
his crops. Not only Is here the ad
vantage that the low lands can be
used that would be otherwise but ser
viceable for meadows, but the gener
ally even distribution of the muck
lands and the open ditches make ir
rigation casilv Dossible. Thus the far
mer can be sure of a crop, even in the
dryest of years. In such a case the
coming in of this celery crop" may
make up for losses sustained on the
lands that cannot be made resistant
to drouth. The plant can be grown
on the uplands, where of course its
success will be determined largely by
the state of the weather.
Fertilising is done as Tor other
crops, and In such cases barn-yard
manure Is preferable to any other
kind. Nitrate of soda is used to some
extent, as are also lime and gypsum.
The seed for the early crop is usually
sown In hot beds during the first hall
of March. If one has a greenhouse of
course this may be used for starting
the plants. The advice is given to
cover the seed very lightly, say a six
teenth of an inch, and to keep the
ground moist till the plants have ob
tained a good start. One writer says
cover the top of the ground with paper
or boards till the seeds sprout
For the crop that is expected to ri
pen late In the fall the seed may be
sown out of dcors almost any time in
spring previous to June. When tho
plants are large enough to transplant
they should be set in rows, the plants
to be six inches apart in the row and
the rows four or five feet apart. From
that on the culture is not much differ
ent from that given to most other
plants, surface cultivation between the
rows being practiced. If the field is a
large one it may be found better to
use a horse cultivator, when it may be
advisable to have the rows more than
four feet apart.
Blanching is done in various ways,
by the use of boards or by hilling up
the earth around the plants. But when
the celery is not to be put onto the
market till late in the winter It Is not
often blanched till it is about to be
disposed of.
Don't bet on what you feel in yo.ir
bones unless it's rheumatism.
Don! Tebacce pn ano santTJw uie at.
To quit tobacco cisily and forever. b3 mag.
cetlc. full of life, nerve, and vlgo?. taksXo-To-Bac,
the wonder-wrrker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists. 50c or II. Cure guaranteed-
Booklet and sample free. Address
Stirling Remedy Cc. Chieaeo or Xew York.
i.-i.Ti. r; . . ,rea A VTAriH EXPELLANT and
. "". ' "Itl "w "re uunun-u lesutuumais 111 praise or t ills
ccived since January 1. 107. If you havo Catarrh or any Catarrhal IKseise.
RICHARD'S CATARRH EXPELLANT
Will euro you just as sure us water will quench thirst. Write to-dn v for testimonials aad
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Kose H1U Karseries.
Largest Horticultural Establish
ment in America.
See our Out-door and In-door Ex
hibit at Exposition.
See our representative Mr. J. Aus
tin 'Shaw.
Anything and Everything to beauti
fy your place, Trees. Fruit-trees and
Shrubs of all kinds, Palms, Orchids
and Ferns.
Slebrecht & Son! New Rochelle, N. Y.
Probably most people think you are
as foolish as you think they are.
Apple Crop at Home aad Abroad.
According to data compiled by the
Boston Chamber of Commerce, the
probable yield of apples in the New
England states will be about one-halt
an average crop, while tbe same ap
plies to New York, with quality mostly
inferior. Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl
vania and Kentucky, about one-third
of a crop. Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
Illinois and Indiana, considerably less
than last year. Michigan. California,
Colorado and Oregon, many more than
last year. These predictions are made
by the same authority as regards the
crop in the countries named: Great
Britain Considerably heavier than
last year, the bulk of which will con
sist of later varieties. Franco and
Belgium Fair crop of late varieties.
Spain and Portugal Early varieties
rather light, with later varieties heav
ier. Holland and Germany Will not
have a large crop, as fallings of late
varieties have been considerable, more
especially in Germany, while Holland
will be heavier in early varieties. Nova
Scotia A fair crop, and by some it is
estimated that over 200,000 barrels will
be shipped. Ontario East of Toronto,
not so heavy as last year, while west
of Toronto there will be many times
more than last year. The prospects
are that tbe fall varieties will not be
required in Great Britain, except in
very moderate quantities, as their ap
ples and those from the continent will
almost answer requirements until win
ter apples from tbe United States are
ready for shipment.
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Kansns Wheat Experiments.
Wheat went through the winter in
good condition and started well in the
spring, when. March 22, a freeze cut it
to the ground. This delayed ripening
two weeks, making it so late that it
was caught by the black rust after tbe
usual time of ripening. The black
rust appeared June 17, as most of our
wheat was in the dough, and in three
days wheat that bad promised a yield
of 30 to 40 bushels per acre was hard
ly worth cutting, the plants were dead,
tbe straw fallen over and the grains
shrunken to less than half size. We
grew fifty-four varieties, but most of
them were so badly injured by the rust
th2t they were not cut. The highest
yield of the Turkey, our standard hard
wheat, was IS bushels per acre, while
the highest yield of the Zimmerman,
cur standard soft wheat, was 28 bush
els per acre. A test was made to de
termine whether it Is best to plow the
ground in a drouth and harrow It into
shape ready for Beading at the usual
time or wait until a rain comes and
then plow. The eariy plowing was
made July 30, the ground turning up
hard and lumpy. It was worked with
harrows and float until in fair tilth.
October 16-17 a rain fell, wetting the
ground four to six inches, and the late
both early and late-plowed plats seed
ed. From the time the wheat started
until it was struck by the rust that
on the early plowed ground appeared
more thrifty and promised a better
yield. The rust ruined all plats. The
eariy plowed land yielded 6.4 bushels
per acre, the late plowed 6.5 bushels.
A trial was made of ordinary and
thorough preparation of ground for
wheaL That given ordinary treatment
was harrowed and floated until in fair
condition, bat having many small clods
on the surface, a condition liked by
many Kansas wheat growers. That
given thorough treatment was gone
over with disc harrow and float until
a fine dust mulch four inches deep
was made. The ordinary treatment
yielded 19 bushels per acre, weighing
33.7 pounds per struck bushel. The
thorough treatment gave 22.4 bushels
per acre, weighing 54.7 pounda per
struck bushel, a gain in yield o' near
ly 18 per cent for thorough treatment.
Two trials were made of ordinary
treatment cf ground for wheat, thor
oagh treatment and of treating it with
the Campbell gub-surface packer. In
om teat the yields were, ordinary treat
Bseat, 1&6 taaaeli; thorough treat
aweat, 17.7 bushels, and treated with
the tab-surface packer 18.4 bushels.
Ia the other trial the yields per acre
were, ordlaary treatment, 8.8 bushels;
thorough treatment, 9.8 bushels; sab
surface packer run over the ground
once, 10.4 bushels, and packer used
three times. 10.7 bushels. The station
has had ax acre in wheat continuously
for the past eighteen years without
manure to test the fertility of the land.
This year just before the appearance
of the rust this acre promised a yield
of 30 bushels. The wheat was nearly
destroyed by the rust and the yield
was 9.77 bushels. The product of
eighteen years has been 342.5 bushels,
an average of 19 bushels per year.
The chief work of the station this sea
son in wheat has been in crossing va
rieties, to secure higher yields and
more gluten. Three thousand crosses
were made this summer and will be
planted this falL
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How Horses Are SelUs?.
Good horses of the cob pattern.stand
ing from 14.2 to 15.2 hands at the
sbonlder. thickly and compactly built,
up-headed, long necked, good-boned,
with neat heads and plenty of good ac
tion are at present selling to better ad
vantage than ever before in the his
tory of the American horse market.
The prices paid for good individuals
of this type have of late varied in the
west from 81,000 for a finished per
former all ready to go right to work in
the city, to S233 for a neat one 15
hands but low in flesh. For example
a farmer from Grundy county, this
state, last week brought to this city a
good lot of horses to be sold at auc
tion In the horse market A percheron
grade weighing 1,800 pounds brought
$235, a bay that weighed in the same
notch brought $225. The others in the
consignment were sold for prices rang
ing from $140 to $200, tbe most of them
right around the latter mark. The
horses were all taken on German ex
port account. The week before an
Iowa farmer offered In the Chicago
market an eighteen hundred pound,
spotted grade Percheron that brought
him $280 at auction. This gelding was
got by an imported Percheron stallion
that weighs 2,100 pounds and his dam
was the fourth Percheron grade from
a spotted Indian pony, whose peculiar
color had descended but little changed
through all thjese generations, having
five crosses of uncontaminated Per
cheron blood tbe spotted gelding was
practically pure bred.
Some Ogle county horse breeders re
cently disposed of a pair of half-bred
French Coachers at a private sale in
this city that netted them $500. They
were seal brown geldings, stylish, 16
hands or slightly over, weight 1,200
pounds each, nice high actors and thor
oughly broken. They will be used in
the city. Quality is what counts ant'
it is certain to bring a good price.
Effect of Feed on Fork.
Of course, hogs, like other animals,
and even like human beings, will can
tract a depraved appetite, says a writ
er in an exchange. If forced for long
to consume acidulated food, he will
grow to prefer it, just as the toper
craves alcoholic drink, or as the
opium-eater craves the baneful drug
that has destroyed his will while per
verting his physical condition. Some
times a grower will assert that "high"
food is best for swine, but the assertion
is unscientific and easily disproved by
practice. One who will separate his
swine into two groups for feeding, the
one with wholly unfermented foods,
and the other with sour and putrid
foods of the so-called "swill" class,
will, when he comes to killing, find a
vast difference between the texture,
color, flavor and other qualities of the
meats in the two groups. It is un
deniable that the quality of tbe food
is recorded in the quality of the flesh
produced by it, and this fact should
forever be borne in mind by the grow
er of swine. Western corn-fed porl:
ran be recognized even in ham and
bacon by its texture and flavor. Swill
fed pork bears its distinguishing
marks from pen to pan. Acorn-fed
pork is recognizable anywhere and
everywhere by the "tang" of the acrid
meat of the acorns. The pork of the
creamery-fed swine would never bs
mistaken oy any one wno nas ever
made a comparative examination of
the pork of swine fed on various foods.
The grower must keep these indispu
table points in mind when be outlines
his practice with his swine.
Way oea a maa always say that
lie's ot of practice whea he gets kcax
at any kind of a game?
to Oag tho Mai
Toa should us the latest laapreTed
Cold Water Laundry Starch for aae
work. Keith's Enamel Starch aivee a
moat beautiful, clear. pearl-Ilka aaieh.
aad an elastic atiffneas that will stand any
amount ot bending-, and an enamel glosa
that will stand damp, foggy weather.
Will not blotch and will not stick to
the Iron. Can be used ea alack: reoT er
other colored gooda without the faintest
trace of white, and en white sooda
finishes whiter in color than any other
starch. It shows every thread of llaen.
thus giving- a high polish and a beauti
ful finish. Enamel Starch contains no
Ingredients which can injure any fab
ric. Some think that tbe starch they,
have been using- is all right We used'
to think the tallow candle gave a very
good light, but after using electric light,
we wonder how we ever got along with
the candle light It Is the same with
starches: you have ased the lump and
common cold water starches and made no
complaint because you have never had
the genuine Keith's Enamel Finishing,
Labor Saving. Cold Water Starch, but
after you once get accustomed to using
It you will wonder how you ever get
along with the other starches. Keith's
Enamel Starch will do more work, do It
with less labor and do It better than any
other starch. Ask your grocer for Keith's
Enamel Starch; a trial will convince you
that It Is In every respect tbe most per
fect starch made. ,
Nearly all the gold coins in circula
tion in the Sandwich Islands is of
United States mintage.
Reduced Kates via Port Arthur Roate.
St Louis and return, $15.35. On
sale every Tuesday and Thursday
until Oct 29th.
Kansas City and return, $5.80. On
sale Oct. 2 to St.
Pittsburg, Pa,, and return, $23.25.
On sale Oct 7 to 10th.
Homeseekers Excursion. One fare
(plus $2.00) to nearly all points in the
south. All information ait Port Ar
thur Route office, 1415 Farnam St.,
(Patxon Hotel Block) or write Harry
E. Moores, C. P. & T. A..Omaha, Neb.
Why doesn't the woman who mar.
ried a poor man want her daughter
to do likewise?
1 never used so quick a cure as Hso's Cure
for Consumption. J. B. Palmer, box 1171,
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 25, 1895.
Heavy G. A. R. Baste'
General Manager Rawn of the Balti
more and Ohio South Western Rail
way has prepared a detailed statement
of the number of people carried into
Cincinnati on the occasion of the thirty-second
annual encampment of tho
Grand Army of the Republic Septem
ber 3rd to 12th inclusive. According
to the train records 37,997 people were
transported, the largest number being
on September 5th, when the total
reached 8,322. According to these sta
tistics the Baltimore and Ohio South
Western carried about 30 per cent of
the travel.
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The American Monthly Review of
Reviews for October gives special at
tention to the developments of the
past month, in international politics
and to the lessons of the Spanish
American, war. The editor, in the de
partment of "The Progress of the
World," discusses tho attitude of the
Spanish people toward peace condi
tions, the new relations between Ger
many and England, the czar's propo
sition for disarmament, the Dreyfu3
case in France, England's reopening
of the Soudan, and other serious prob
lems confronting the European pow
ers. Important contributed articles
review President McKinley's course in
the conduct of the war to a successful
close and the deficiencies in our ad
ministrative machinery revealed by the
fatal delays and break downs in the
medical and subsistence departments
of army management
Fermentation ia Crops.
Frequently one or two hens in a flock
will droop, and on examination their
crops will be full, water will run
from their beaks when they are held
heads down, and an offensive odor will
be noticed. It usually happens when
sour food has been left for the hens to
consume, indigestxin occurring, the
food fermenting in the crops. The rem
edy is to give only as much food as
the hens can cat at a meal so as to per
mit of none remaining over to sour.
Place the sick birds on straw and with
hold all food for forty-eight hours,
adding a gill of lime -water to every
quart of tbe drinking wazer.
Competition Between Breeds. I do
not believe in any prize being offered
in any exhibition that, antagonizes
breeds in different classes. The Asiat
ics, American, English. Mediterranean,
Spanish, Game. Polish, French, each
should stand solely on its own merit,
competing only with fowls of the same
breed. Collective prizes in each should
be based on first and second prizes, and
merit cards given to all birds in the
class that score within one point of
the money, denying theso merit cards
to all specimens failing to score 92
points, or more if they are chickens,
and to fowls failing to score 90. This
demands equal merit, no matter what
the breeds, and protects the generous
supporter ot our exhibitions against
the one who only shows very few, and
purchased at that, in many cases. This
will give full protection to poultry
culture in America, and is all that Is
needed. I. K. Felch in Fanciers' Re
view. Pure Water for Sheep. Good, pure
water and plenty of it is absolutely
necessary for the sheep. Well water
is better than that from streams sim
ply because it is usually run into
troughs and is not fouled by the feet
of the sheep. Have plenty cf troughs
so that the whole flock may drink at
once. Sheep are imitative creatures,
sometimes to their own discomfort. If
the troughs are so arranged that only
a part can drink at one time the large
and strong sheep will crowd in first
and as soon as their thir3t is quench
ed will leave. The weaker sheep in
their anxiety to follow them will fre
quently leave without having drunk at
alL Ex.
Tomatoes from Seed. Tomatoes
raised from seed vary from season to
season. They grow readily from cut
tings, and when we find one plant that
is in every way more satisfactory than
others the only way to perpetuate it
with certainty is by cuttings.
Give the fowls plenty of shade and
fresh water.
The Standard Dictionary.
New York Observer: "It is, indeed,
a prodigious work. . . . The knowl
edge and experience of the most able
minds of the age in all the departments
of art and science, of literature and
learning, have practically been focused,
and the result is a dictionary so thor
ough in details, so comprehensive In its
Teach, so accessible and intelligible to
Ike student of even average attain
ments, and yet so satisfactory to tbe
yrofoundest scholar that it must be con
ceded a plac? before undreamed of and
till now unfilled."
See display advertisement of how to
obtain the Standard Dictionary by
making a small payment down, the re
mainder in installments.
Round-shouldered men would be
scarce if there were no troubles but
real ones.
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A driving rein is all right for the
horseman, but a light shower satis
fies the cyclist
Coe's Congh Ztalsana
I the oMct and best. It will !realc op a cold quicker
than anything else. It is always rcltsbte. Try It.
Why do lovers marry when cou.t
ship is so sweet?
Sow to Prevent Hog Cholera
H03 CHOLERA is caused by indlges-
l and can be prevented by feeding
cooked feed. Wcadriseourread
i era to write tbe EMPIRE KF& CO
CO Hampshire St.. Qnlncy. I1L.
.for Catalogue of Feed Cookxhs.
ilTheso Cookers save at least one-
third the fecd.put stoct la healthy
Condition, save your hogs and will mora
than pay for themselves in one week's uat
When a woman stops crying over
trouble and begins to think, it's an
'unfailing sign that she is gettir.g
along in years. Chicago Daily News.
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butter?
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'Win thw Kw Generation of Women bwMonr
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A pleasing face and graceful
igare! These are enaipsaents that
widen the sphere of woman's useful
ness. How can a woman have grace
of movement when she is suffering:
from some disorder that givesher thoses
awfnl bearing-down sensations? How
cam she retain her beautiful face whesu
she is aervoas and racked with pain ?
Yoang; women, think of your future and provide
against ill health. ' Mothers, think of your growing
daughter, and prevent in her as well as in yourself I
irregularity or suspension of nature s duties.
If puzzled, don't trust your own judgment. Mrs..1
1 Pinkham will charge younothinff for her advice; write
to her at Lynn, Mass., and she will tell you how te
make yourself healthy and strong..
Lydia E. Pinkhama Vegetable Compound strength
ens the female organs and regelates the menses ae
nothing else will. Following is a letter from Miss
Jessik Ebxkr, 1712 West Jefferson St., Sandusky, "Ohio.
"Dear Mrs. Fihkiiam: I feci it oy duty to let yon
know of the great benefit your remedies have been tot
me. I suffered for over a year with inflammation of
the ovaries. I had doctored, but no medicine did ma
any good. Was at a sanatarinm for two-weeks. .The
doctor thought an operation necessary, but I made up
my mind to give your medicine a trial before .submit
ting to that I was also troubled with
leucorrhoca, painful menstruation, diz
ziness, nervousness, and was so
weak that I was unabla
to stand or walk. I have
taken in all several bot
tles of Lydia E. Finkhara'a
Vegetable Compound and
Blood Purifier, and asa
now in good health. I will always give your medicine tho highest praise."
Ask Mrs. Piskfcaa's Advlcc-A Wtaai test Piderstaias a Woaatfs Ills ,
FROM FACTORY TO USER DIRECT.
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We msae aae Saner. Bessie. Phaetons and Kc"t Wasuna.,
Our goods have beea favorably know n to the trade for ;cw...
We now aril Stntt U mw at Wkvlraafe rrlcn. Tbe htcwill lmt Wn( utaaJ.
wtrk at Icaa price thaa agwata ask for low crade vehicle. We ship anywhere,
subject to exaauaatloa. WB Mima oa board cars Kaaoas city. Mo., or Coshes.!
Ind., as may salt purchaser. Bead for catalogue wf:h price plainly printed.
rrs ran. Write today. We sell Sewing Machines and tbe WteSEX stiuu as
well. AllstWfcalMaMirrtm. ALL sea. 'o matter where jrottUve, you axe sot .
ton far away to do baslnew with us and ae money. Acldres,
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ignorance of the Law is no excuse,
but ignorance of BATTLE AX is
your misfortune not a crime and
the only penalty is your loss in quan
tity as well as quality when you buy
any other kind of Chewing Tobacco.
member the name
when you buy again.
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OMAHA. NEB.. OCT. 10-15.
The Official Celebration.
Participated in by President JIcKin7
and his Cabinet, the Governors of almost
ell the Trans-Mississippi States, the Mayors
of the principal western cities, and represen
tatives of the Army and Navy.
Every Day a Btgf Day.
Be in Omaha Jubilee Week if yon want
t ;;ec the greatest of all the Peace Celebra
tions. Extraordinarily low rates via the Bur
lington Route. See nearest If. ii M. R. K.
K. agent, or write
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FURNITURE.
$60,OO0 Stock of all frrados of .
Furniture recently bought at the
Tery lowest cash price will be of
fered during the next few months
at special prices.
Customers visiting' Omaha will
find this the largest and oldest
furniture store here, and we'will
aaake ernry effort to please bote
Ia goods and prices.
Chas. Shiverick & Co..
FURMTURE.
S203 Douglas St, Omaha.
Neat to .Millard Hotel.
Jfora To tiiUfy nnreir a to whether tMe.
S4rtleDicDt U read'we whlmalce a dltconntef
1 pr cfti.t on :re purchan'- of any cut turner wee
will tri: ii. :VJ were .Hr. i-tet! t us by It aad that
tli'7 a 111 recMm-n: n to their irleaJ If the
good ti.ey Li: j tiro M,a'a tory.
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