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Aiy'vfo-'nf .nnif inl"v"Kf'n'''i'li'W,l I ji it eration' oiti. aii iJa.or t Hum ried t aua.llan ' ..-:iitiii.: Atren' W ,' l'-rnui'it. N.'l Now 'i li Life liui.d'.cp.o.i.alu elraka. I'lean; t.y wlierc you tw tale ajvcrtl-caieni. ' Ttie OLD TK'JSTY ! it -U'.at " a'r 1 ' I .lulu 'n ttif 1, . r r Mar . it a ., I' i-' 'U I OLD T'"JSTY. . ?-'' V r FortTda irr trial l la'i. - . 5.'. 1 - - l- . l 1 . trat ; - .i ' M. If,. JOHNSON CO., Box O. T.. Clay Center. Nelv FsrirtSPC 'c'-5ed t ao - ? k put! fs ralli.CfO j..t. :...),m.,i(ii i ,n a Jsn j of idr-- E. F. SPARROW, Pnwhuskj, Oklahoma. W. N. U. Omaha. No. 7 1905. GET A VP A TORS. ON OUR TRADE MARK. GcT TO KNOW IT VKEN YOU SEE IT AND THEN NEVER EL'Y STARCH WITHOUT FT. DEFIANCE STARCH IS WITHOUT EQUAL IT IS GOOD. IT IS BETTER. IT IS THE BEST AND MORE CF IT FOR TEN CENTS THAN ANT OTHER STARCH. FT WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES, i OUR GROCER HAS FT OR WILL GET FT IF YOU ASK FOR IT. B s SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. MANUFACTURED BY The DEFIANCE STARCH CO., OMAHA. WOMEN WH8 CHARM ' ' HEiLTII IS THE FUST ESSEKTUL1 1 It Holps Women to Win and Hold ! Men's Admiration, Kespect and Love ! Woman's greatest gift s the power to inspire admiration, respect, and love. I There is a beauty in health which is i more attractive to men than mere regit ' laritv of feature. ' To be a successful wife, to retain the love and admiration of her husband, should be a woman's constant study. At the first indication of ill-health, painful or irregular menstruation, headache or backache, secure Lydia E. I'lnhham's Vegetable Compound and ben its u-e. Mrs. Chas F. Brown. Vice-President Mothers' Club, 21 Cedar Terrace, ilot Springs, Arlc, writes; Dear Mrs. Pinkham: " For lime vears I draspwl through a miser able f.i-t-uce, suffering' with mnammation and fnllnif; of the womb, and worn out with jiainanil wearinisA 1 one day noticed a state ment by a woman sufferingas 1 was, but who hml lt;n cureil by Lydia E.Pinkham's Veg-t-ialile ComjKiund, and I determined to try it. t the end of thn-e months I was a different woman. Everv ono remarked alwut it, and mr husKind fell in love with me all over aiain. Lvdia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com Idi:id built up inv entire system, cured the womb trouble, and I felt like a new woman. I am s-ure it will make every suffering woman strong, well and happy, as it has me." Worner. who are troubled with pain ful or irregular menstruation, back ache, bloating (or flatulence), leucor rhiea, falling, intlammation or ulcera tion of tiie nterus. ovarian troubles, that " bearing-down " feeling, dizz.i ne. faiiiiness. indict stion. or nervous pro-tratn.n may be re-ton-d to perfe.-t heaiih ami strength bv taking lydia E. Piuhham'a Vegi-tble Compound. WorkaiTi Find S40.0CO. A stiMiii- -tor if ir-a.Miro-iroo ouies iiom J'erpigii.in. Fiance. Pome m- hanic-e working in a house that had Inhumed to an eccentric old no tary named Taihouriech. who hail just died, were removing an antique hair, which had been fastened to a wall when they discovered behind it. in t'ie wall itself, a recessed hiding place, trom which was at once taken $40,000 ill gold and notes. You iift" bear anvone complain about 'I'-liain e Ptar h." Thete is none to equal it in quality and quantity: It ouik e-. 10 eent-. Ti y it huh and save your nioiu-v. Twe've O'clock PreciEelv. Puzzle: If the parlor clock rays 11:40. and tin- library clock say? li' '.".. and the kitchen clock says 11 :."!. and the dining loam clock says . 1 P. and our wath says ll''7 and viirr wit""s watch says 11' o'clo k to i -oiond. hat time is it? Sonier- iIV Journ.i'. Insist on Getting It. Some coi-eis sal they don"t keep ! t .', .- it'll Th:-; is lie, ause they l'.e ; stoi k on hand of other ln-ands n tiiii tc onl 1 ounces in a package !! h tlw won t le aide to -ell lirst. i ause I ii-R:mi e eontains 1G ounces fur th same money. lo you want !' ounces instead of U' iii' es l"oi s.u-ie ns'ineyV Then buy 1 e i at.i Plan h. Kenuires no eooking. If our neighbors were only as good ,-- we are laweis would starve. ;f TO T,rrr:an,"Titly cnrprl. ?."n fit. or nrTrran "ifts i ! Oi'ir-t da' '- of Dr. KUn-' in-.it N-n Kt tor or. s,-nil fur i'lii:i; VJ.irO tnl ix.ttl ind trvati-. Vli. 1 li. Kijnl, LU, sui Arci strict, l'Lilxat-Ipiuj, tm And v.iio has h arned his littlenos hus set Uhc on tin- wa to greatness. Important to Mothers. Exn:s!r.e carefuHy everj- bottle of C XTORI . a safe and t-iire rtiscdy for tufaats and chilurn.. i aad see :aat it Bears the filature of &&&& la Use l"or Over ao Years. The Kind You IIsvc Always Bought. He i"ia' loses a friend is careless. A CLEAR. HEALTHY SKIN Szadholts's Eczema and Skin Remedy Purifies, Then Heals. To-'i ely cure- r zeros. I'lmplee. rrujitli'ti- Irei' line and aildl- ea-r- ..f tli- Vi An ati..liite c Tf f.ir Paii-lriiff r ra p d!ea- SI.OO Per Bottle. Sesdfor FRE BOOKLETS. .-K jour dru -t or har ipr or -end lo SANDH0LM DRUG CO. Des Somec Iowa GnEGQR SEEDS Hnvi.Ht lifted when others have failed Catalogue free. J.J.ll.Crrcr;aa Marfeltarad, 2!aa. FREE yc cucat hidn: and hvcn curs R DAVID KENNEDYSFAVORITE EMEDY KdriiiMu WrU f r frr uur IMW to !. lU.WEIlY-b 0? KOMXJlT, . GRASP NEB. H J!fns. Cjas E9 Brown ) IQv r- 'tBJcB Irf'rfS'se aaaPV-SEBrVc aMg!y Nebraska News The Union Pacific is planning for moving its freight yards at Grand Is land. A day of fasting atd prayer has been called for by the pastors of Osceola. The Southeastern Nebraska Teach ers' association will meet in Beatrice during the week of March 27. At Broken Bow, Felix Lonergan was held up while on his way home and relieved of a small amount of change and a nen knife. W. H. Wakefield, a traveling man who lives in Beatrice, slipped on the sidewalk at St. Joseph the other day and broke his leg in two places. Fire in the second story of the old court house at Wahoo threatened for a time to destioy valuable records, but the tire department scon got the upper hand of the blaze. Father Joseph Bartek.. who has been the Catholic priest at the Bohemian church in Plattsmouth for four years, is to be succeeded by Father Nowatna the first of next month. Charles Ford, a saloon keeper at Decatur, in Burt county, was ai rested for selling liquor to minors. He was tried in the county court and fined for givinu i.qiior to minors. On account of the prevalence ot the crip among the members of the Fill injre county bar. Judge I... G. Hurd sent an order to adjourn district court from February i' to April 3. lentil's Zwick of "D" precinct, Sew ard county, had his back broken while hauling a heavy load of ice under a bridge. He was on the load and was crushed between the ice and the bridge. An epiilemi" of diphtheria is pre valent in the Union creek valley, six miles east of .Madison, in Scranton county. A little girl of J. R. Crites died. Another girl is down with the disease and is in a critical condition. Mrs. Lena A. Gallant, widow of the late Philander Gallant of Nebraska City, has brought suit against the Tribe of Ben Hur to collect 1.4'i. the ."mount of a policy held by hir hus 1 and. While engaged in shelling corn at the farm of William Hairi.-on. iii Cuming county. Arthur Gardells had his lep hand diawn into thf geaiinc of the machine in ?ome manner and the four lingers of the hand were torn completely off. Mauley & Co. of Lyons, made a rec ord breaking sale oh Duroc-Jersey hogs, fortv-siv head of hrw sow- sell ing at an average of $72.F0 per head. The top nrice of the sale was $412, paid by S. P. Alsin of Boone, la., lor Kruger M-iiu. The sheriff of Seward county ar rived in McCook alter Perry L. Sar gent of Seward, who is wanted in that town for embozlernent Sargent is charged with selling 8100 worth of crain belonging to his employer "and leaving the team at the point ot ship ment. II. K. Stewart of Omaha has been re apuointed superintendent of the Insti tute for the laf and Dumb at Omaha by dov"-nor Mickev. Mr Stewart has given splendid s.ni-faction as the head of this institution and his ad ministration of affairs has been (om pbmented by the governor. At Corad the jury in the coroner's inquest over the remains of .1. P Neilsen decided that the deceased died !.' his own hr-nd. Several vears ago Neilsen wa- held up b robbers and beaten seore!y on the head. Since then he had been partially deranged, but was never violent. Meadow Grove is to have a new bank known as the Meadow Grove Farmers' and Merchants" bank, with a capital stock of SlumO. The incor porators ae W. H Stockor. J. R. Sax- ton. A. J Dunlevy and J. W. Warrick. The Tarnov State bank of Tarnov ha filed its articles of incorporation with the banking boaid. A dispatch from Chicago an nounces the tragic death of Frank Jennings and a companion, who were burned to death in that city as- the result of a powder explosion in a lac tory in which they wore employed. oung Jennings was only 14 years of age. and with his parents resided in Plattsmor.th until recently. The weather has been cold and stormy all week, says a Kimball dis patch. Snow has fallen eight or nine inc! es deep. It has not dritted any yet. The stockmen have had to do tneir first real feeding during the win ter Most of them are provided with an abundance of teed and plenty ot slither and no fears are entertained in legard to losing stock. Farmers say that thousands of quail are starving to death in Otoe county. The country roads are lined with quail starching for something to eat and in many cases the little iellows tlv into barns and granaries in search of grain. The thawing and freezing of the snow of the last thirty days has loimed coatings of ice over the ground through which the quail cannot "-ciatch to secure food. Mr. and Mrs. diaries Gillam of Chadron. awakening the other morn ing found their 14-nionth-oid boy hahy dead in his crib. He had not been very well for a few days, but seem ed all right when the parents fixed him for the night, and no sound was heard. For the first time in several years, the river has been frozen over at Ne braska City, in a manner that it is considered safe for loaded teams to cross on the ice. Iowa farmers are taking advantage of the free bridge and coming to the city daily in large numbers. At Fremont Fred Spaulding was bound over to the district court on the charge of stealing $45 in cash and an overcoat from his uncle. L. L. Greeno. while the latter was In jail. He could not give bonds and went to jail to await trial. The Royal Highlanders of Grand Island have adopted a resolution de claring "That Dunnottar castle in dorses house rolls Nos. S5 and Sfi. in troduced by Hons. Ferrar and Kyd. feeling assured that said bills are just, equitable and for the best in terests of the government of fraternal beneficiary societies." Joseph Woods killed four red foxes near Rock Bluffs, south of Platts mouth. and their rdts are now on ex hibition in that city. The hunters say that it is very seldom that they find an animal of that kind in recent years in Nebraska. John Matea, a young Polish lad who lives in Nance county, is at SL Mary's i hospital in Columbus, with a ri ir of froze: feet and the chances are that both will have to be amputated. Jonn tried to dodge the sheriff, who wanted him on a charge preferred by a Polish girl near Genoa, and thus exposed himself to zero weather. PASS RATE BILL Ecch-Townssnd Measure Approved by House. WASHINGTON After nearly four days of discussion the house on Thursday by a vote of 326 to 17, pass ed the Esch-Townsend bill providing for the regulation of freight rates. The negative vote was made up of eleven repubicans and six democrats. Closing hours of the debate were occupied by Messrs. Williams of Mis- , souri. and the minority leader and Hepburn of Iowa, chairman of the committee which reported the hill. Mr. Williams, while supporting the minorty measure, even though he said he knew it could not pass, compli mented the republicans for bringing in a bill which was much better than he expected would come from them. The sneech of Mr. Hepburn was rather in defense of himself. He said j that his deeds and acts were a suffi- j cient answer to the "lies and sland ers" which had been heaped upon him. The bill known as the Hepburn bill, he said, had been prepared by the attorney general, and he only yielded to his colleagues on the committee on the Esch-Townsend bill because he did not want the committee to be the target for scribblers who wanted sen sational headlines. He devoted some time to a strong presentation of the merits of the majority measure. The closing remarks for the minot ity were made by Mr. Williams (Miss.) who at the outset congratu lated the house upon the fact that not only in the matter of rate legislation, but in several other particulars Presi dent Roosevelt, "nominated by the re publican party and elected by the peo ple," was beginning to assume a dis tinctly democratic attitude. Mr. Hepburn (la.) chairman of the committee on interstate and foreign commerce, closed for the republicans. He explained the difficulties of pre paring such a measure as the bill re ported, saying no two men entertain ed the same opinion either as to what was in the bid or what ought to be in i-. The substitute i,ni of the minoritv was defeated, 151 to 18G. Messrs. Gaines (Ten:i.). Rider and Scudder I (N. V.) and Livernash and Wyann I (Cai ), voting with the republicans. Tho roil then was called on the Esch-Townsend bill, which was pass ed, 3J0 io 17. TO RSACH THE PRIVATE LINES Proposed That Senate Committee Shall Sit During Vacation. WASHINGTON The resolution to be introduced in the senate by Mr. Kean of New Jersey, providing that the committee on interstate commerce shall sit during the summer for the in vestigation of the subject of railroad rate legislation, will not be offered until it has first been approved by the committee. It had been announced that the resolution would be present ed in the senate yesterday. The in terstate commerce commission will meet Saturday to consider the resolu tion, i The plan to have the senate com- I nuttee investigate thoroughly the subject of rate legislation has been approved by a large number of sena tors of both parties. It is said the committee will work along the line of perfecting the Esch Townsend bill and incorporate in that measure a provision to reach private car line?. The idea is that the committee is ready to report in October or the 1st of November, notice shall be sent to tre president, and if he is so inclined an extra session may be called. Should there be a demand from any senator for immediate consideration of the house bill it is planned to ascertain the sentiment of passing a rate bill at the present session by a vote on the proposed Kean resolution. MORE LAND FRAUD FINDINCS Former District Attorney at Portland Indicted. PORTLAND. Ore. Ex-United States Attorney John H. Hall was indicted by the federal grand jury in connec tion with the federal land fraud ca SeS j in course of investigation. The indictment against United States District Attorney Hall is for alleged participation in a con spiracy to prevent and obstruct the free passage over and the free use of the public land situated in Wheeler county. The document also alleges j that threats of violence and other means of intimidation were used to drive legitimate householders already settled on the land from the vicinity. Among the defendants named, in addi tion to Attorney Hall, are Congtess man Binger Harmann. Clark F. Loom is and nine others, all of whom, it is alleged worked in the interest of the Butte Creek land, lumber and live stock company. A second indictment returned charges Henry Meldrum and asso ciates with having conspired to de fraud the government of the United States by false and fraudulent sur veys. Minority Report on Ship Subsidy. WASHINGTON A minority report on the bill known as the "ship sub sidy" measure, was filed in the house Tuesday by Mr. Lucking (Mich.), rep resenting the views of the democratic members of the house committee on merchant marine and fisheries. The minority favors a discriminating high tonnage tax against foreign vessels, if not in violation of treaty obliga tions and large mail payments to the new lines to South America. Central America. South Africa, West Indian and Asiatic ports. Panama Act Constitutional. WASHINGTONJustice Stafford of the equity court decided against War-: ren B. Wilson, a Chicago lawyer, who i sued for an injunction to restrain the j secretary of the treasury from paying the republic of Panama any of the amounts of money provided for under : the treaty of the United States with , Panama. Wilson, in his suit, which he brought at his own initiative, alleged that the Panama cana act was uncon stitutional and that the United States was without right to acquire foreign territory. To Be Sold to Russia. LONDON -The Times prints the statement that the Hamhurg-Amer:- j can Steamship company's steamships Deutschland and Hamburg are to be ' auu iw,& giu iu list ' , , . . ssia for $. 500 Ofifl onfi ' -R'on Fha--e ont or bloxv out; by using sia ior ?u,0uu,ouy nd ( Denaic- Starch you obtain better re spective". 1 suits than po,--lble with anv other sold to Rus 12,000,000 re Anticipate Insurrection. LONDON Special dispatches from Constantinople report that the minis ter.of war has decided to call out all the reserves in Macedonia in antici Dtion of an insurrection in the spring ACHED IN EVERY BONE. Chicago Society Womsn, Who Was So Sick She Could Not Sleep or Eat, Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills. Marion Knight, of 33 N. Ashland avenue, Chicago, orator of the West Side Wednesday Club, says: "This winter when I started to use Boan"s Kidney Pills I ached in every hone and bad in tense pains in the kidneys and pelvic or g a n s. The urine was thick and cloudy, and 1 could barely eat enough to live. I felt a change for the better within a week. The second week I be gan eating heartily. I began to improve generally, and before seven weeks had passed I was well. I had spent hun dreds of dollars for medicine that did not help me. but 50 worth of Doan's Kidney Pills restored me to perfect health." A TRIAL FREE. Address Foster Milburn Co.. Buttalo. N. V. For sale by all deakrs. Price. 50 cts. A turner's workshop with large mo tive wheel and dog train to turn it. is advertised to be let in the city of Liege, where one-dog and two-dog tilted carts and wagons are common. RAW ITCHING ECZEMA Blotches en Hands, Ears, and Ankles For Three Years Instant Relief and Speedy Cure by Cuticura. "Thanks to Cuticura I am now rid of that fearful pest, weeping eczema, for the first time in three years. It first appeared on my hand, a little pimple, growing into several blotches, and then on my ears and ankles. They were exceedingly painful, itch ing, and alwajs raw. After the first day's treatment with Cuticura Sap. Ointment, and Pills, there was very little of the burning and itching and the cure now -i'ins to be complete (signed! S. B H -g' Passenger Agent B. & O. R. R , Washington, D. C." Beaten Egg and Coffee. They s:.y thi.s is the best tort of an invitation to the appetite. Whip an egg to a froth, put .into the coffee cup. turn the coffee over it si-iwiv. sturing during the time, and season as usual with sugar and cream. Every housekeeper should know that if they will buy Definace Cold Water Starch for laundry use they will save not only time, because it never sticks to the iron, but because each package contains 1". oz one full pound while all other Cold Water Starches are put up in ri-pyimd tack ages, and the price is the same. 10 events. Then again because Defiance Starch is free from all injurious chem icals. If your grocer tries to sell you r. 12-cz. package it i? because he has a stock on hand which he wishes to dispose of before he put- in Defiance i He knows that De'T.r.ce S'arh l'as ! printed on everv past lie in lari let ters and figures "i" czs." Demand De fiance and save much time and money and the ar.novaiice ot the iron stick ing. Defiance never sticks. Sncke Biti Aatidcte. Captain Leonard of the Indian medi cal staff, has invented a ii-etul in.-tru-meni for cases ot snak3 bite, which are so commen in India. It consists ot a small lance: mounted i:i handle, which is filled with ganate ot potash t rvstals. :i hollow I erraan- Mrs. TVInntows Footl-.lntr Jvrnp. ForrM.ilrt-n itrtMu::. -oftes ills mt.t. o:nrr ln torjamtioii.aiUjsjiani cares tic .oll iicauoaic!. Thriving Bavarian Caoital. Muni; h. the canital of the kingdom , of Bavaria and the sat of the Ba I varian government is the third city j of Germany a? regards population. It l is the center of German art and music j and its university tanks second to I none in the em "ire. TO Ct'KK A COM) IX ONK I V h Aiffk , vv ! TaK? La:lke iinwo 1 ihi'ie T:i.Ie;-. A!, dni.1-pi-.- relur.1 ihe in v If It t.;!l- :n jre. E. W Former ' Urue' tind;ri? ;? oi esih i. i?. Cost of Golf. It is calculated that in England. Ireand. Scotland and the United States S5e.ti0u.n0n a year is spent in golf. There are S70 golf clubs in Eng land. 7fii in America. 32 in Scotland and 134 in Ireland, numbering alto gether CoO.niiO players. Defiance Stare h is guaranteed luggest and be-.--t. money lefunded: lr ounces, 10 c nts. Try it now. Excitement Prevents Sleep. Sound sleep cannot be obtained when the mind or body is excited b recent exercise. An intensely int rest I.. l.l- ....1.1 .. ,. .t. Ir.. . '"6 uotm- '-'" "' l" lJ"- "lJl '''u'e. frequently deprives the reader ot healthy sleep. Magnificent Waterway. The Kongo is one of the widest waterways on the globe, if not the finest. It is t went j -five mnes across in parts, to that vessels may pass one another and yet be out of sight. Extreme Degrees cf Heat. A temperature of 4.000 degrees- or 5.000 degrees, can be produced only between the carbon points of an elec tric arc light. The next hottest plac la the world is the crucible of an electric furnace. Perk Pe Inflicts Injuries. ' A resident of Woking. England. ' sued a local baker "for injuries sus tained by eating a pork pie." He lost his suit, but the incident is hailed as , a cheering precedent. ; Hard to Find. The Alabama man who kissed an unwilling woman and was sent to jail for assault might appeal to a jury of unkissed women if twelve could be found in his countv. World's Largest Sheep Ranch. Sir Jervoise Clarke ot Australia I owns the largest sheep ranch in the I world, it contains 50.0uO.000 head. , French Cheese Mongers. In France a cheese seller is as fa miliar a sight on city streets as a banana man is in Chicago. More Flexible and Lastinn. brand and one-third more for same money. Food for Thought. A woman does a lot of thinking try ing to figure out whether the baby is going to be a great man or a good man. New York Press. J He Didn't Take It Very Hard. I An old-fashioned minister to at I tending the last rites of a member of I his church, down in Tennessee and ' after praising the virtues of the de ' ceased he turned to the bereaved hus- I band aml sa5d: My good brother. you have been called upon to part with one of the best and loveliest of wives." "Oh. no, parson." said the husband, interrupting the minister, "not the best, but about middling " Where Doctors' Bills Are Unknown.! Swedish doctors never send bills to j their patients. Each patient pays what he deems just or is able to give. The rich pay the physician liberally, whether they have need of his serv i ices or not. if he has been once re tained by them. The ioor. if they pos sibly can. pay him a small sum. and the very poor pay him nothing. Yet he attends the poor as faithfully as he does the rich. Guard Deserts Lunatic. While looking for stragglers, just as a Welsh regiment was about to sail from Cape Town for England, an officer found a private standing at attention in a shed. "What are you doing here?' he was asked. "Please, sir." was the reply. "I am a lunatic and 1 am waiting for the corporal's guard." He was right: he was a lunatic and his guard had forgotten him. Promises Better Things Next Time, i hired a man to do a civ- We once tain thing and he couldn't do it. But he spent hours in making explana tions. If you fail to do a thing why waste additional time in making ex planations? The roitu is. you didn't do it. Atchison Glebe. Women Physicians in Russia. The number of women physicians is steadily increasing in Russia. Ac cording to a recent report there are now nearly 4(M women studying medi cine at Russian uuiversitiis. me larg est numbers being at St. Petersburg and Moscow. Death cf Centenarian iV.cndicar.t. There died recently in Trieste. Aus tria, m lie- lclst year, a woman mend icant nsmed Por-itti. who t:ad obtain o:l hundreds ot pounds from civdulou persons bv promising them the rever sion ot two houses whiih had no ex istence. A Twist cf Words. When you give a literary man a manuscript to read, and he says that he will look ii over, yon might as well make up your mind at the start tmii until you have reminded him half a dozen ti es his is pretty sure to over look it. Somerville Journal. Misdirected Energy. A little reflection will make many people wiser as to how much energy they may lie wasting. By husbanding their intellectual and physical re sources they can avoid misdirecting their energies and enjoy healthier and longer lives. An Age of Skepticism. "Some oh d-se hyah oung folks," thundered Parson Black, "am giitin in ' so dey (loan hlieve nnflin' at all. Why I wuz shocked Ie odder day to heah one oh dew say he didn't b'iieb it am bad luck to walk tinner a ladder I ' -or Chopped Hands Chapje-d hands should be frequently washed. w!l dried with a soft iov! and smeared over with glycerine. It there r.re many ugly sores, a littk zinc ointment ic- useful. Cairo Wedding Celebration. A wes't.jpc (oleoration in Cairo lasts for three days. There i-- tea-Ming dur ing all the t me viul the house ami j streets are hberaliv uecorated with flags and la-iera--. K-."vj H" Place. A woman of Scotland when aske": if she had. unders'O'id the sermon ic , which she had just been listening re plied: "Wad 1 hae the luasumptijn?" Contribute:" to the Sen. The ouantity i f water discharged into the sea l.v all the rivers of the. world p in a dav. about eight si cubic m:lo ,t Curf-s Ct"d--. Or-uchs. P re Throat Croti-i, ' pa-aiiza, vi Kip v tv v. in,ci,ts tin? I A-t'ima. A C' r'tncur'f rf"en-iirtiloi r "r. -t.i - and a sir' r I f .n ;u t , i ji s. t t i !' f '1 TV I s-t t f'XP' l'M'f"Ct ti (t ti.k n. the uM lo-e. S-,u liv i -x r ry. here. Lar-rt bou.es 'Tx-i nf-, :d.V ten-. WET WEATHER. WISDOM! THE ORIGINAL 13J fOWEiJ-y SHm0 SLICKER bS-ACK. CH YELLOW WILL KEEP YOU DSY N0THB.fi ELSE WILL TAKE NO 5UB5TITUTE5 esTaicsurs rnzz SHOWINO rllLi. Uric Cr CA-iCIITS ND HATS. . J. TOWER CO., BSSTOt. MASS., U.S.A. TOVWCH CAKAPIAW CO.. LTD.. TOR3MTO. CANACA. GOOD SEEDS is &&& Ever Brcwii. HEAEX Xone btterandnnrpcn low in ririce. ic nor nkt. anu up, postpaid, r mest Sfk illustrated cat bIorub ever fa, printl s-:: FREE. Enerav. H-Cr ps of every vnnety. A irr-at iIotofe-Ttra :traps.s.fi eds.new oi-4 fr- with evfry presn " ir. Some- gois onions onlv Sua lb. Othe- s--l Mitially low. 40 I y sirs a M?ed gro--r and dealer and nil m.".. .m a .. ,H-M -- -u Beal Cto. .!..-.... .....I An..-l.l. , li, i- c viiu j 'iui - rvi.-.i uT-ii.iir s cames . for big illu:n:tp 1 f r;r catAloime. R. fi. ShU9V7( gasKori. Ills. PUTNAM Sclor ntcre ooods bricrder and faster colors than anj otl-if UK aeilercr taenia sena pest Dams; lUc- sscka&e. Ranj who formerly siHifefi WfCgars n:w sio-.? LEWIS'SINGLE F.NOER STRAIGHT 3 CIGAR Toar Jobber or direct. Xroa Factorr, Peoria, UL ifiE7 07I&ra..fc S ma Its TiwiVX?rK5I?t!9 v! grjij,, 'jiri,. bj ME2 a-j if-, i'j rr M I 1 s JfkJ L-, I T"rawr V. 4JK2svHi-o2 &$$& I - -Fat-i Sri . aO rfeT-aST F V-jPf -jlfiM gJSjL wims TO BE AVOIDED Jfe latcase Colt! Breeds CstaReV Severe 11 Wcmther. I lVhruary is a month of severe storms and inteii-e cold. Even in the Pouth where the prevail ing temperature i-. much above wintry latitudes, February brings sudden change's of temperature. Metvury sometimes drop-. -0 degrees in a single night. 1 here-fore, the following health bin's j "re applicable to"tha whole of iV";!1' -- .North Wstilailoa, The sleeping rooms should be well ventilated, but so as to avoid direct i':rrent.s of air. Beihlas. Those in vigorous lu-alth should take a co'ul water towel bath every morning Irefore break fa-t. Tho-e in feeble health should take a brisk dry-towel-rub everv morning. Diet. The diet should be a generous one. including meat, and occasionally fresh vegetable-".. Sunth!ag. The nights being long and the; days shert. as much sunshine as possible shoidd be hi into the house duriuj the day. 'oi.iii;. The head should be kept cool at a'.l time-. The f--et shorld oe kept, warm and dy. d:y ati" night. PV-r:-nj. When unavoidiioi. ."vposed to cold or wet. a fe-. do-.-s of Pc?ri:na will avcl bad cotiMMjUenees. Prcczuiio When sebc'l with a chill, or even slight ibilli.iess a dose of Peruna) should be taken at once. .if jrr "w ."-N.H X- - iu u r... .fea-Baai ''U?kki Lr .- ... ...W .. w There are Many Imitations of Baker's Cocoa and Baker's Chocolate Q Dont be misled by them ! ft .ii. r. I, ? Our trade-mark is en every package of genuine goods. i W alter li:L: y-Vtgfl tided to be sold as "Baker's LoeL.-iL.TicsM--- Cocoa" or" Baker's Chocolate" Cur handsomely illustrated recipe book sent free. Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Established t70 Dorchester, Massachusetts 45 Highest Awards in Eurooe and America YOU'RE The si".-tlf,. trivprsi'il I ti Mlsjnri From s- ! JlS I i.ir -itO.i r iCuiM.n'viiilii',ist.nur san iun:in v, : sirt'tch if oi-r rr.-' '"UU-..I i tin t - f rr- r i.iaUit nf su pr v-ii" thuusau'i . .t-i-i - i of iario'i tiliatiavi io'-. tit iris .ii i in n-ri' ur to aMal i 'tie'i- i ni bu it. tr-fuur-of ini.' ent'rji'.s - of t'.er, lit -crip:, .ti anil of -ett.:ii- inor-.ur.il tx-tttr facilirit,-. tbe' op7r tamtv i- apju.rt ut 1 ne .u.'f)-.r -t i- r-alty in nl of nothing sav p'ipi'. rif.rr- m--n are ni-oiled .you're noctiild. Tin p u.e v.i-t arr.is of ununprov : i-,j,u - i.ird not yie-lillrj.' tfc crops : v, in j .t lsianaMc 'I l.f saw thing .n ;iihn.'r"HL w.i .- r'i of tie- loivn- P r 'ties jf uusness an d',int'! r-pf - nv-1 ! wre tire uperi.iu -'or mills and nianufae.ltiriir p-.inl-. -i..ll 'r-s viani--- n - -iaj -rs ar' l'unbi r Vi-xN Tie- oil and ga- ti lri-. of ICm-as. Indian Territory ami . .ii-..n. ar- pravticall ucviiiiiicat a.oai rwiiiu. :i . iiii'-s. THE OPPORTUNITY !S NOW. Th" M. IC. A T has no :.r.d- for -ale xie are simply in:-r-stl in the upb'u.dmf of thecountrr ."- l-n-v- .r. tr. "-nuth'Tf-t. .i-id Knm. t,;, . ,j( it-pt-sfnt n--'i-' 'ind oj pjrtutiiiies. the prosp '- .ip i-:irfit-r and tli-futur- im-n tnip-ful tti.ui in th- ..ide-r and moreih-n-'-lv p.,pjlat! sjt-. We-want jouto ,nvcstvat-ioiidii.ionsaud -at'sfj vojrs''lf oi ttie- truthlulness of tn'-. On rVbruar" 2ist and Min-h Tth and 2ist. the .".I K x'V Ky 'iill-fl; cxrur siontick' ts from .t Lou.s. Hanmtialand Kan-as City to Ind.ari Trn t Oila homa and Central arid Ka-f rn Ti xas a. You shot Id take auvaniag of this opport.nit to sn- ht '-outh-ve foryuur.if. V.'rite Chacces. ' .f onr- kohtiin, 1.. K. saixii. . :i. . Runouts, T. S. (OOIO !M. (.. 1. .BrMTT, ,.ngmnw.m9ivj - QHEBdCES Fre H eJ300K will foe M?nt trrr, postpaid, upon rcr-neit. Th bxk !(' a hundred pas?. handn'isicly lllaa trjted throuhnat and iet!of an -i ; i-nrv t over th'rty year-ia the treatrm-.t nf Crnnkril Fe?ta Spinal Iiforiuities. J:ifantl:e 1'aruljrti-.. dip Ili--.i-"-. I?forru-l I.lmlis niii .Iolnt, Kte. It tcil- of the only thoroughly pqalripwi snlnnni In th c .untry 'ivoted excludveiy t the treatmnl of th-e conrl't'onri and hw they may I-e rami it ithout an-Ir.il .ifH-ratlon". Ia-ter parH orr-ber eer -trei'inent- S-nd for thUb-ok. -ina if d:e--iiv Ictere-ted 'u-ntlon 'harAct2rof the atRlct!mnd pr-It "itSthLC The L C. McLain Orthopedic Sanitarium, 3,i?.Kue.?.- -r-v -v - .-. -s , s. r DR. IV1 C Q & E W I . i F..' 10 yi."fi i - m ii." a f-p-- ilv i l)sK.l.s OK WI.S. h,i. --. j.ji- 'r a i His IIiiiik- Trealnifiit ' " irmaii.!.'l' e,rt. ,-ti. OM.1 KIK DOM Alts for tint month-, trt'a in eiit Mhi i nt- sen i 11 i O - K . i-u' rf- Otfl. CI s,..t ;- rpr "jmain FADELESS DYES r djc. One 10c c?cksce eclars silk, rrool 2nd cottcn equally tel! zni is cuaraiteed to oie Deflect results. Wn.e tor tree Dookiet now to ue. titeach and Mix Colors. When Answering Advertisements Kindly Mention This Paper. EEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP cures coughs and colds. M FEBRUARY. Satftfen CfcMtfes treed CaUrrfc. fifties SCCNC RasL As much sleep as possible should be obtained in the. forepart of the night. Catarrh of Head. Mr. Frank Cobb. 175 Summit Street, Deering, Me., writer: I was troubled with catarrh in my head. I wrote to Dr. Uartmatr for advice ami he prescribed Perjuia. 1 took it and am happy to say "it helped meat once. 1 feel better than. 1 hne for wars." Bronchial Trouble. Mr. .. Ed. O'Brien. Pres. American' Pilot Ass'n. Pensaeola. Fin., writes "I heartily give my endorsement to Peruna as an effective euro for catarrh and bronchial trouble.' . . Throat and Lanza. Frank Rattle. Jr., Ill X. Market St. Nashville. Teiin.. writes ' "iVrmia has cutcd me of chronic-, bronchitis. "It is the grandest discovery of the age for the throat and lungs." Paeumcnte. Mr. A. C. Danforth, PL Joseph, Mich., write: - ' : ! contracted a severe cold which settled on :nv lungs. I was threatened - , with pneumonia. Peruna gave me relief wit;ia a- couph; of la s. Three bottles sav-d .ne. . :. li'Vg." Joctor bill a nil a gtv.it uel of surTerin"-." Thnvszizd oT Testimonials. V'e hive on tile thousaiO-i o testis-. ... . ,r . momals r e ttie :u.ve. ; n v. iur readers onlva s';-ht Hi ipse of the vast array of unsolicited indorsements' Dr. Martman is constantly reecwing'. Address Dr P. P.. llarttuan.l'reslilentof The 1 1 artmar. Sanitarium. Columbus, O. a Under the decisions cf several United States Courts, no other chocolate or cocoa than Baker c2f Co.'s is en- I DEEDED K:ins:is A T xas 'v 1 Vcrv e'iiirr'hensif. - Miruiii a iM.pu a mj. ma". tiin-H that, nf th? - il - i;r' - of rin ' . wmOerful prtvluceuf - four.l IVr.jil 1 ly eswvr. nusiiiiur. wiile- tli - ouUiwf t mm trie virtuwof enirounig- new and oil'-: wonderful opportunlti;- for For The Round Trip Vv are !n poss(-ssini r a'l srs of nformaUon vari able alike to the in i -tor ,mi ho n.--j ker. 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