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lawaadfaU
aaiiihiiai'a Ihliillli
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& IgHaoni jte
i ahall faevrore tta vorktmea.
he aoea work et the atate nOwar
, hi itaaSarto to eeeare hatter beiaht
iterthepeepfeoC theatate. CaJbtorthe
teftheaatiBaMlaw.
is. eaKa at lav eorporatkMw
1 be eaeBsad dthnajaof erorr atate where
they have fled axtaeka et iaeorporatioa or
of the federal law for.
from iaaaiaff writs of
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inttea voters who beliere ia.
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JUDQK REESE ELECTION
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JouL.Gibdorf m BukiBguac
thretaiBBBibr Uie ofice of clerk
oftlMdiatrictcoBrL BciagbomsAd
mtke Bortken part of ike
, ke is ao well aad fitTormblr
i tktn, tkat dsej wast to give
kiaB ckBBpn, aad tke people ib tkat
Iwadiiy tkiak tke pnBBBt IacoBibeBt
kaMMmue afker Berviagtwo
cjfjktywta.
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wifl.kTe takes skoe, ao
tkiaia obp kat pteeleetioBi BpeeaL
Of earaj, we Woeldlike to aee every
aoa tke
WewbeMlike to
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JOES
A. B. PRIEST
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TM IffrtliM Ifato Vktfmi.
la f nlil itoli eaniad eat the pledaaa
et the BeaaMleaa eaity. m faUowa;
L AatateviieaYnetptiaeur.
1. AholitkaiaCthafnepaMeTiL
t. CeatatehaeaiTa pewen for the etate nil.
4. MarawftebhuMMfortmaaiiortatioBoC
tfcjM mt beeanl
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BifiBiknatyefkBTBagB kw ckaB-
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' iiiililliiBntegeeiiB ycont
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wiO ke b CBBBafBtaJi tiass. Letererj
hBtiwwByBBaikelf tke Bseiwerk
NEW FORM OF XBUST BUST
ING. ' TkBctwBoftkBWerBiatkoritiei
at Norfolk. Vs fciBBiiait of
toe Brttiak obbj-
BBBj,OBtke gnBBdtkat it ia tke
abject of a tnaeactioB prokikhed by
tke SkeraeaB aatt-tnaat law, it tke
raoMBl atop yet takes by tke gov-
iBitacajBpaiCB agaiaat law-
kaatnaatB. It opeaa tke wa j, if tke
iaaseoftkelkifatioBtkBtwm follow
MidtofitToraWytotkeadBUBaitrBtioB,
forBsewBMtkod of dealiaff directly
ud effecdrrlr witk tkeae rwlatora of
tke law. Tke aeuare waawaade BBder
tke clanae of tke PanraMB kw wkick
proridec
Aay property owmed mader aay
cofitractor by aay coabiaaioB,or
panoaat to aay coaapiracy (aad be-
iawtkeiwbiectikenof) aaeatioaedia
sectioBoaeofthkact, aadbeiaf ia
tke couree of tranaportatioB fioatoae
atato to aaotker, or to a foreiga eoaa
try, akaU be forfeited to the Uaitod
States, aad may be aeiaed aad coa
deaued by like proceediaga aa tkoae
provided for by kw for tke forfoitur,
aeimre and coadfaiaarioB of ptupaUy
imported iato tke Uaitod Statea eoa-traytokw.-
Tkia k tke firat efbrt of tke gorera
flieat to eaforce forfetare of tke pro
petty of treats; ia tke coarse of skip
BMnt; aabjeet to aeizare aad coaderBaa
tios. TkeextreaaeiaiportBBeeoftke
power with wkick tke goTcauaeat k
Tested aader tkk sectioa of the kw
cannot.be aadwaetiBUtad. Witk
such aothority, the offickk of tke
goTecaBMBt need aot wait tke result
oflosglitigadoBia tke oourta, bat
could begin proceediaga by atoppiag
ahipaaento fooad to be illegal, aader
tkeproTiaioBaof tkekw aad tkrow
the .bordea of the proof upon tke de
fendant to the action. They coald
suae property of the Tobacco trust,
the Oil trust or aay other of tkeaaany
combinationa and bring the atatter to
an iame rery proaiptly. Ia each
caaea, the coatpaay owning .the pro
perty would hare to proTe that the
seizure was unkwfuL IntkeVirgiBk.
actios, if the Tobacco traat aeeka to
recover poBwesioa of its property,
valued at $7,000, it wiU be
to preseat evideace that ita
coatbinatioae and allied compankaare
aot operated in restraint of trade and
iaddeatally to reveal away aula of
alee which tke govenuaeat kaa bees
usable to obtain for ite prosecatioa of
tkeao-called tobacco traat ia tke big
can which kaa bees peadiag ia New
York for some stostha. Tke chief
ajgaificance of tkeactJoa, kowever,k
that if the goveraaaeBa poaitioB k
saatiiaed by the coarta it awqr poiata
way by which tke entire buaiBeBi of
an aalawful combiaatioa eagaged ia
uteratatecoauBerceBughtbe atopped
or suppressed by the goveranwaL
OmakaBee.
dgarv Howard, ia the Columbia
Telegnua, k always afraid the doao
crata of Platte coaaty are goiag to be
fooled by Edwia Hoare. Oar eeteesi
ed Edgar atast tkiak tkedenocrata.of
Platte coaaty do aot act for tkeat
selves. According to the Oaaaha Bee that
great deaaocradc atate of lfiaskappl
haa enacted a kw prohibiting every
foreign bom child frost attaadiag the
public school, and yet these southern
gentleaiea woader wky tkey caaaot
attract foreign inuaigratioB like the
northern and western states can.
We waat to repeat it again, aad
this for the last tkae. C. J.Carrig,
havibg held the poaitioa of sheriff for
two foil terms, haviag a huge fiuna
that hew looking alter lumaelf,aad
being engaged in the cattle beyisg
baameaB, aad having asade a positive
pledge two years ago that he would
aot this year be a. caadidate, should
aot be re-elected, but J. L. Skarrar
should be elected as oar next sheriff
by a very decided auyority.
Duriag the past week quite a panic
kaa takes place ia the east, auialy ia
tke city of New York, aad more
eapeckllyia Wall street. Tkispaaic
haa aot aftected tke west to aay
Botioeable exteat Aa.loag aa we
kave good crops, and get fair, prices
fortkem,NekraakB kaa aotkiag to
fear from Wall street. Aad we doubt
iftherekatowaiathkoraay otker
state wkere tke basks are aay safer
orsaaaderor awre prospereaa tkaa
awCtke four basks of Columkaa.
TlacBBdUdatBi for saperinteBdeBt
a mm
or lae paouc acaooia or oar coaaty,
oa bath ticketa, have oktaiaed per
mkrioafrom thev respective boards
topkeeaakatitatai ia tkeu sckook
till ekesksi day, ao the
ib iatervkw tawvoten.
We are gkd tease tkk, aad we kope
tke refmblkaa aoauaee. Prof. J.R.
Alcsck,willaseet maay. people, mr
ke imf isssia tkem witk tke csavietka
tkat Wktaerigataaaa for tke im-
aaMCtmmmws asawaQuaft. 4aaf amVammVammmmmwam atwaf
pakHe
Ikvoour, Octoant 2, 1907.
AeajMucawe ot JaajraaaniaBHBua mat
alkw tkeaaaelvea to be lalkd to sleep
by tke idea that tke igkt kwoa be
fore tke votra are oast.. Tke fawoaiata
kave oa their eidexcertaia iBiaeseei'
which will be able to coaceatratea!
large body of voters oa abort actios,
aad will aodoabt pka to aararka re
psblicBM ia eoaatka where' tkere
aaeaitobeBoooBVasts. TkeaafostaB
k air every repebUcas voter togo to
tke pslk early aad vote.
The reoablicaa nartv of Nebraska
k a ideal ooaduioa, asd sever before
waaaoakktocomaaead iteselftotke
iadividaal voter. Tkeofickk of tke
state, and tke representatives ia kotk
braacaes oCongrem aot only belong
to the progressive eieasest of the par
ty, bat they are geanise leaders, igkt-
isg tke kettles of tke party ia tke op
ea field.
Tke goveraor aad bk
IB
tke atate souse are yoaag,
bustBemHke,aadU dose touch with
the seeds of the people. The two
Uaitod States seas tors are aaagaincent
yoaag -men, tke pears of say ia tke
Uaioa in address aadgeBuiBeabUity
bothbrilliaBt speakers aadleaderaia
clean politics aad sUtOsBisssaip. The
Coagressmea are aaea of experience,
wkose service to tke atate bears tke
closest scrutiny. The grand work of
the republicaa legisktors k freak in
tke public misd.
Witk a coaditioa which briags to
tke forefroat suck aaea, it should be a
pleaaare to the voters to help roll ap
a bk; auyority for the aosaiaees of tkk
year. A full vote will akowaa ap
precktioa of the past aad a confidence
in the future. A vote for the re
publicaa ticket will be anendorae
asent of the Roosevelt policy aa it has
been carried oat in the nation and in
the state.
Voters will not forget that it has
been under the republican atate ad
auaktrations that railroad casBieate
have been increased aad corporate
domination has been wiped out; that
republicaa offickk have put the atate
institutions on aound bask, and have
stopped the scandals of incompetent
employes which characterised fueioa
control.' They will remember that
republican offickk have nuuBtained
the kelplem wards of the atate in
and comfort, and have aot fed . tb
onraacid butter, slops aad' wormy
prunes, the sort of diet .which asade
the iasum control faiaouB. Tkey will
skowtkeir approval of tke preseat
kappy conditions by rolling up a big
majority for the republicaa ticket tkk
fall
The fusion stptesraea who are mak
ing the feeble attempt to criticise re
publicaa numageaieat of state in
stitotioas are the same oaea who were
responeibkforbuyiBffuptwo toaa of
rottea butter aad storing it in soap
boxes for the ose of oae iastitution,
jmd feeding old soldiers oa wormy
prunes aad buttorjae, and ejaarteriag
their own relatives in the institution
parlors at the expense of the state,
wken tkey were in control. The way
to rebuke tke hungry popoeratic horde
whieh seeks to briag oa aaother reign
of plunder k to1 vote for-a' coatiaua
tioaofrepublicaakm and genuine re-'
forpL
WOES OF TELEPHONE LINEMAN.1
He Ws
Ambftfeus, sat
Grew
River.
Dizzy
Fell late the
"Nearly aayossvcaa become a good
tetepBoae Haeasaa after tares or four
years," aJd a Kaaaaa City electrician.
"A fsw mea, taough, sever can leaxa
tke trade 'becaaee they grow dissy
wpsa they get to the"top of a pole..
"Safety belts have been wora only
about ten yean. Juat a, little while
before they came iato use I had a
Bias working with me who couldat
learn to control himself when on a
pom. He could enmb sH right, but
after he got there he couldat do say-.
thing exceptto hsag oa ao tight that
he left hk sail marks In the wood.
"One, day v we were working on a
telephone Has close rto towa, aad had
a gooaalssi aadteBce watchlBg aa.
Tale woald-ss lineman thomght he'd
try to aaU aoass bracketa ap about
It feet from the ground. He pat hk
ax nvhte month aad aamaed ap the
pots. Then hewtoppsa.. The-natives
around to watch him and he did
sat It was ao use. There he
stayed Jor. a fansuaate aad eouftat
pat hk hands ap to ast the ax. 8o he
cease dows again.
Hs tried sas day to cross oa a high
trass we were whiag over the Mlseoa
rl river.. We toM him he couldn't do
it, bat he wsbA anead.:aBd. a
laat control of Mnasilf and faO.
we palled aim
misd about heematag a
Let-
sr he want into the grocery
Ctty
Knew Hew as Maneaa Her.
Mr. Kraft Henry, while
at the tewshoae. Just ten amy wife
in briag Mr. Topnotch hoaw to db
aer with aee tonight Clerk Bag sard-
oa. sir. set Mr. Topnoteh k
tows tsday aad woa't hs bad
teeI know It, sat IfesJ as If Td like
to
toa
JDted him to
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aarcaucAB oabdiimxb fob cotnrrr
I resBsotfally ask the eassort of
voters regardless of pontics who
ta
"Square Deal ia
MY MOTTO: UA tquare deal for
evermbodf ngmrdlem of poUtim."
J. C.
To the dtkessof the Sixth Jodickl
District of Nebraska:
. Geatlemea: Aa ao political party
kaa adopted a platform for tkk judi
ckl' district, I deem it fair to tke elec
tors of tkia district to advise them of
the followiag principles for which I
stand and widen I would strive to my
utBMat ability to eaforce akould I be
elected oae of the judges of thia
district, to-wit
1. "Equality before tke Law."
2. Remove tke kw's vexatious
dekya.
3.
4.
5.
6.
No politics or favoritism kaowa
oa the Bench.
Substantial justice unhampered
bjr technicalities.
Purify the Courts by severe
punishment for perjury.
"To do tight as Uod gives me
to tee the right"
Johk C Mabtik.
EFFECTS OF DRUGS
VARIED VISIONS FOLLOW USE OF
MEXICAN MESCAL.
Feeling Throughout le One of Enjoy
ment Alternate Delight and
Despair Attend the Indulgence
In Haochiaoh.
As experimenter with the Mexican
drag mescal ia rewarded by many and
varied viafoaa. Before him flit myriada
of dainty butterfly forma, gUstenlag,
iridescent, fibrosa wiaga of insects, re
volving vessels on whose highly poJ
lehed concave surface of asother-ofn
pearl many atrange aad vivid hues
play. There are elaborate aweetmeata
in OBdleos end appealing variety, and
living arabesques of gorgeous base
BBd(auperhuBMB deaiga.
He auy take ap a pea for the par
pose of making notes, but will And
himself unable to use It A pencil,
however, proves easy of manipulation.
Aa he writes hk paper k covered with
s soft, golden llghLand his hands,
seen indirectly, appear bronzed, scaled,
fantaatically pigmented and flushed
with red.
Tiring of the vktona, he may light
the gaa, which immediately fllhi the
room With a glorloua radiance, while
wonderfully colored ahadowa of red,
green aad violet flit here end there.
Generally, it ia said, no feeling of de
pression or physical discomfort fol
lowa the dream.
A medical experimenter in Ken;
tacky, aooa after taklBg a huge dose
of haacmach, began to feel very ex
cited; n feeUng ef finer joyoBsaess
possessed him; all fatigue seemed
beatehed forever, and hk mind ran
riot oae bizarre Idea, after another
rapidly paaalag through hk
Later hk brain seamed split la
parte, ose.of which urged him to the
performance of comic gestures, while
the other aa iaalsteatly hinted aa Im
pending death, aad suggested restralat
and Instant medical advice.
While waiting for a doctor he expe
rienced alternate spells of lucidity,
and periods when all connectlona be-
hlBjeolf aad the outside world
to be severed, whes a chaos
of dkjoiated Ideas and wild reveries
obsessed him. The duration of these
tatter periods was never longer than
two auBBtea, bat each aeemed' aa
eternity. It appeared a hopeless teak
to follow the aunato hand of his
watch daring ita Infinite round; long
before the ft eaeoade bad elapsed he
gave up the atapeadoas task is deep
despair. The departure of the doc
tor aynchronlaed with the return of the
feeling of laapeadmg death, bow asost
horribly tatease.
He Imaglasfl himaelf surrounded by
msnsciag, cruel-vieaged
He felt himoelf irriH'itg
dUattag. dkeotvmg Isto space, aa he
ascsadsfl steep precipices, covered
with Brobdlgneglan cieaturea eome-
Mke lizards, overhanging eaor
abysses, the white he waa over-
by a herrible, rending, unat-
deepelr.
The HabKa ef Wolves.
Tke range of n pair of wolvee te
of from ate to tea aulee
fas hunter leans that welvee
lean aeea and heard la a eer-
locasty H may take several days
of acoutlag before the dogs caa be get
oa the trafl. The hunter mast look
for signs In soft or
The old lady wolf win, as a rate,
go to the asarsst water to driak
when leaving tke den, or go to get
a drink as ahe returns from the hunt
before going to tho dee, end its loan!
Ky le often fsaad oa account of that
A wolf trnek t
from that of a
ins two neat toensue are m
the track
wolvee are
Mfrlghteaed,
amklng a track that at
ahBBty ateaes
thetraokefa
JOHN
"
0LD-T7ME BASEBALL
OREAT
GAME FLAYED
NAFOUS IN f.
AT
When the Jefferson Met the MenMsrs
aaa Had as Work aa WI Oaiags
ef Men Who Are SInee
"In the early days of bsaeban it
a wonderful thing' for our locaj teema
to make visits to other towm
dUes, aad our embryo tourists regard
ed the trip down to AaaspoMs, where
they met the future rulers of the
as a top aotcher" said old Musty Rec
ord aa a scanned the copy at the
aportlBg edltora desk, according to
tke WaahiagtoB Star.
"It waa a pretty long trip la those
Toa had to get ap witk the
If yoa wasted to reach AunapoHa
the same day. as the then fast going
Bultteaors A Oats only had one train
oat thut .connected with that alr Hue
that worked its way from tho juac
ttoas sad stopped at every stgasL like
our oM-tiaae kersa cam.
"Tke first team to visit aaaasolia
tke
Hvetar baneh of
tke JeteraoBS, whs
to tho frost la ISM aa tke leading ex-'
aoaeate of their class of ban
Tale visit took place
day. ao yoa caa aee here alas that oa
that aattonnl holiday baseball was the
reel thing, though at thia scograsslve
period It k football. Ia honor of the
That great presaraUose wen
our gallant naval eaacera to
afialr notable.
The naval acadeaay ekapi
tkeawelveB the Monitors. In
perhaps, of the then new craft the
aavy had made historic, aad their uni
form consisted of white flannel shirts
aad knlckerbockera trimmed with
blue, and blue stockiaga, unite
prise for tke visitors, an the JesTer
aona at that time, as aaost of the clubs
elsewhere, except the faaeoue
Stocktaga, were still weariag
trousers as a part of their aaiaxm. '
"The game waa exceptionally bril
liant for those ways. Some of fks
fieldiBg catches of the midahfpmaa
would reflect credit on the best pro
fessionals now before the public sad
would warrant extra space ta today's
writeupe aa phenomenal.
. Midshipman Camosn, afterward Ad
miral Calhoun, played ate posltton like
n Lajole, aa he went after sad
tared everything that came hk
with the ease and elegance ef n
aoaed player, walk the backstop work
of Dillingham waa as good as 'Dag A
Moos showed with the mmoue Red
Legs of nsriBsatl. Walawright, at
left field, waa the ad.mlrsttos of the
large, crowd, hk exeeDest work brlngV
iag out asplansa from the JeEereoas.
: "The Jeflersoas won the gams oa
their sserlte, but at required the beet
Individual aad collective work of the
teem to surpass that of the saddles.
Their clean-cut
of friends, even among tan
;kow hard It te for ctviliaas
aa mipreestoB oa the fair i
brass buttons are. around.
. "Thte opening event hi athletics at
the academy waa aooa followed by
visits from the other orgaalmMoBB ef
Baltimore aad Washington, Is which
not only baseball played as Important
part, bat boat races sad other sporta
included. These have sees asatn-
hese aaaay ysara, aad it le rs-
rkubte that tt per eeat ef the
shlpsaan who havs figured an tk
sale of athletlea havs also filled alcass
la the history of our couatry and be-
famouB In wnr and the devslos-
of the
t aetlnaal asthma fc
probably the oahr oae that
adopted as the rosuK of ai
petition. The assstcal eommlftee ap
poiatod te do the first rough work of
selection, rejected all the aal
seat is except two, the respective
ita ef which were lett aer the
himself as ewtermme. Oae was by
Glinka, the renowned eompossr of
"Life for the Czar;" tho other was by
LvoaT. Glinka's anthem was thorough
ly MBSBtaB In character, aad ia the
of n march; LvoaTs waa aebrs
bat mach lees original. Hs
ywevor, that n highly nuntary
style of InetrunkeataUsatloB would ap
peal to the Imperial ear. aad hk
dnsma aad trumpets decided Nkholaa
te favor of tt.
Easily abstained.
The
dty
an
"Look here!" he Marled. "Tou told
Brthat yoa dMat pat water at your
milk. I fous4 live evidenss te the asst
paiL"
"Live evidence," drawled the eM
faraaer. bmadly. rWnntwaasL
borr
"Why, I found n frog."
The old faraesr teagbed aad
hk hmg yellow whiskers.
' "Ha, ha! Don't let that worry yoa,"
he aaawered. "That thar frog eaase
from the food of the old brindte cow."
"Aad what has aha heea eatiagr
"Hops!"
oae knows
wwlawJ 1 lawsfjs
-It aeeaas sneer." rsaseiliU
thoughtful thlaker, "that hamn
are need oaly la the summer."
"What's Sneer about It?" en
the deaae persoa.
"The experience of the average
would lead him to believe they
built for the fan." explained
thoughtful thfTiW.
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J.I.
COLUMBUS,
Honey produdsg ia only oae of the
misslias of the bee. Indeed, for actual
profit, the honey le at n aslnor item.
Seme years ago I moved to a small
place ap the Hudson river. I wanted
n bee farm and selected for that pur
pose s spot among apple, cherry and
pan trees, sesse of which had sever
horse fruit, others none for years
paoL My landlord toWnte I might cut
down certain trees, es they
worthless, sad hs Intended
out some fine nursery stock.
' Being busy I did not cut the trees
down. They blossomed freely and of
we paid ao further heed to
aaa to break btooaas by the
armful whoa we wasted floral deco-
The thsuj trees were, much to the
owner's astonishment, loaded with
very large, serf est fruit. He could not
understand it; sack a thing had not
happened for yeera.
Early in the autumn while waiting
for a awarm of bees to settle I ob-
sd n number of fine npplea upon
of the smaller condesaned trees.
the landlord's attention waa
called to them he waa completely mys
tified aad called ia his neighbors to
the wonder.
Later we gathered from thte tree
ly a barrel of the finest fail pip
pins ever sees an that vicinity.
No argument would convince the
asna that them pesky bees" had any
thing to do with the yield of fruit on
the piece. He insisted that some sort
of fertiliser must have bees used.
anaee that time I have demonstrated
by scores of experisaests that trees
which had for many seasons borne lit
tle good fruit, or possibly none at all,
save been brought up to n high standi
ard of productiveness by the presence
of bees. They carried the pollen, f er-
ths bsoseoms aad a bountiful
ths result.
of the honey crop, every
fruit grower should have s few col
or bees. If when the Moom sea
ls past there te ao little nectar la
flowers that the bees mast
hs fed It la n decided economy to feed
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SBWefty InMCtsaW
Ktaated 15 miles from Truekee
oa tke Main Lsae of
'ill Ovtrlutf Rill.
Stopovers permittes oa Rnflrosa aad Pullman Tick
em. CossectioBa made witk tkemmoaaUsMa
PndBctraTweOverluswLlBitte''
aad otker Tkroefk Traks.
The Place
. G. BROWN.
isl
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n ut a matter ol
the price but pii?e
ly a qoestioii of
aloe receiTed.
COespcloUaeBhaTe
little or no Yatae.
Oood oaothes are the 011)7
kind worth IiaTiiig--be-canse
yon get a deflnate
iturnonyoiiinTeBTtment
Kyouwanttobeaniiwthat
yoa get good clothes
isn't it just as important
to be pavrtknilar about
where yoa get them?
This is strictly a store of
good clothes lor men and
there's an tamest dollar's
worth for erery hondred
cents you potto tlie Aver
ments we selL
GALLEY
NEBRASKA.
Dress For Men
a strict se-
valus of
aaLtts,
Ms Fa
sssbi
la Beautiful
Belgium
Neither are there
Mieaearks of
the
up by fairly
the tea da are cut
oat of them, an tt were, es that when
you are waauag m tae country
of valley, with
banks on either side ef
The things that are chiefly cultivat
ed ia Belgium are the beet rest, for
making the cheaper hted of sugar,
you know, and yoa can aee field upon
field of their reedy-greea
stretching, on either side ef
yen walk alosg
Flax le amo mach grows ever there,
aad la summer time the fields ere
such s pretty sight when the pels blue
fiax. blossoms are out is fuM
Belgian asparagus Is
an over Europe. It has white
of purple green tips, tths
"Martha Smith, the village
trees, le in n fine humor.' confided the
rural mall carrier. "Goiag to get a
raise Is salary?" asked the. city board
er. "Nope! That wouldn't please her
half ae much as the new postal
scares." "New postal cards?" "Teen
bet! Stace people are allowed to
write ea both sides of them
haa had twice as mach te
Enters Frayer.
The ether Bight little EsM. tired eat
by s daya remplag, wee about to re
tire for the night when her aaathei
told her to aay her prayers, which she
evMeatry wes asset te forget. ThJek
what ahe said: "Oh. Lord, If yea knew
everything, yoa know I
sleepy, ao dsod-by till
night!"
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