To Know This Man
1 io (.ot Hid of AH the llurtlen of
Sick II c n il ii v h c, Sour, Wonted
Stommh, a Thick, Yellow, Illllous
Condition of the lllooil, AV.enk,
Inactive Kidnejs nnil n Condi
tion of Sickness Thnt Is
Mnklnn Vou Miserable.
dri W. 3. Burkhart As He UTodiiy. Owu Hi.
Robuit Health ami Cain of 90 Pound
to Taking Hi Own Medicine, At
Needed, for the Past 25 Year.
All the druggists in this vicinity know
t)r. Burkhardt' Vegetable Compound.
Many of us havo met hint and that is
why we accept 23 cents from you for a
50-day treatment and If not satisfied or
cured wo will hand you back the 25
cents.
Dr. Burkhnrdt for twenty-five years
lias always Insisted Hint this is the only
fair and square way to do business, so
come In and get this M day treatment
for only 2G cents on a positive iruarnntee.
All drtiSBists do this for Dr.' Burkhardt,
as they know htm well and know that
his word is Rood.
And when you stop to think thaf
twelve million of these treatments aro
used annually in thiB country attd Eu
rope, can you wonder so many iieople
know Dr. Burkhardt. and the drufrglsts
everywhere are glad to handle his treat
ments on his honest basts. Be sure to
ask for and see that you Ret Dr. Burk
hordt's Vegetable Compound.-Advertisement.
Rockers
Our January Furniture
Sale offers unusual oppor
tunities to procure excep
tionally good rockers at
low prices. We list only
a few:
Rocker or Arm Chair
(Like Illustration)
Fumed oak, special Spanish
leather cushion seat and back,
Stlckley Bros.' make. A good
living room or library rocker,
Ilegular price 131.00; Janu
ary Sale price, chair or rocker,
each $23.00
$9.00 Rocker, fumed oak, Span
ish leather seat, Stlckley
Bros, make S6.50
$17.00 Kocker or Arm Chair,
fumed oak, Spanish leather
cushion seat, pad leather
panel back, Stlckley vBros.'
make; January Sale price
only 812.75
$13.00 Rocker, fumed oak,
Spanish leather, cushion seat,
Stlckley Bros, make; January
Sale price Sll.OO
$24.00 Rocker of Arm Chair,
fumed oak, Spanish leather
cushion seat and back, a
splendid value, Stlckjey Bros.
make; January Sale price
'Diy 816.00
Special Sale, on Domestic
Rugs
Drop patterns of fine Axmin
Bters, Wiltons and Body Brus
sels in large and small sizes, at
very low prices. See these bar
gains on tho 2d floor.
Special attention given to
Oriental Rug repairing.
Orchard & Wilhelm
Carpet Company
i7
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A Great Farm Journal
The neat In the Wr.l.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
I SH0W eye-opener
Immensity of Business of Nebraska
Orchardists is Shown.
FLAVOR PROVES WORLD-BEATER
Steps Will lip Tnltrn nrfc-re- Close of
Show Thnrsdnr to Form Xr
brnska Apple Growers
Association.
(Krom n Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Jan. .-(Ppeclal.)-The Ne
braska npple show now on at the Lincoln
Auditorium Is opening the eyes of every
body who attends. It Is the greatest ad
vertisement for Nebraska it hns rcoelved
In many a long day. and If motion pic
tures could be made of the show with
some kind of an ariiinttvmtnt which nnl.i
chionlclc the oxprcsslons of wonder and
amazement which are constantly being
are constantly being
expressed by those who attend, and the
same could be shown about the country,
Nebraska would surely be the most talked
about state In the union.
One man from Iowa who has been see
ing npplo shaws and apple displays for
many years, said yesterday that ho had
never Jn his oxperlenco seen anything
which could compare with the wonderful
display of the Nebraska show.
HurjirUr to Visitors,
F. D. Williams of Albion, who recently
returned from a trip through the north
western states and spent some time In
I te celebrated Hood IUver country, where
It is considered that the very best apples
grow, and where they put up displays at
their apple shows which It Is hard to
! beat, said to a newspaperman yesterday:
"I neer saw anything to equal this dis
play of apples. They have apples up in
the Hood IUver valley in Oregon which
I thought beat anything I ever saw, but
they do not compare to this at all. The
flavor of this Jonathan apple I am eat
ing is simply beyond description, and
while I have always been a great booster
for Nebraska and Nebraska products, I
want to say that I am simply astonished
at what I saw at the Auditorium this
afternoon."
Tho sessions of the society of apple
growers nre being held In the banquet
room of tho Llndell hotel across the street
from the show and are well attended.
President A. J. Urown of Geneva, In his
opening address said that the soil of
Nebraska extending for 200 miles west of
the Missouri river was peculiarly fitted
to raising apples whtch would meet any
competition In the world: "Our fruit,"
said he, "Is not noted for Its site, but
ltn flavor Is what makes the apple deal
ers of the east come to Nebraska and
buy up In the early fall all the best or
chards they can find."
Will Form Association.
Steps will be taken before the close of
the tihow to form a Nebraska apple grow.
era' association, which It Is hoped will
help greatly In the development of the
Industry.
The morning session of tho show was
devoted exclusively to the florists' meet
ing and a program of especially good
merit was given, which Included ad
dresses by many prominent florists of
Lincoln and the state. At the Auditorium
the Nebraska florists are in competiticn
with displays from TJew York, Illinois
and oilier states and the display Is very
Interesting.
The packing demonstration by Prof.
Laurens Green of Ames, la., has at
tracted a great deal of Interest, while
the demonstration In cooking apples put
on b ythe young women from the state
agricultural farm In which they show 200
different ways to cook and prepare apples
has attracted many women.
Tonight the annual banquet was held
at tho Lincoln ohtel, while Thursday itio
show will close. The attendance has been
good and everybody Is happy over tho
great success of the show and the adver
tising it has given Nebraska as an apple
growing state.
HASTINGS TEACHER DROPS
SUIT AGAINST NEWSPAPER
HASTINGS, Neb.. Jan. 22. (Speclal.)-
The casft.of Lotan It. Willis against Will
iam II. Baugh and the Omaha Dally
News. In which he sought to recover $1V
000 damages for alleged )Ibel, was dis
missed In the district court yesterday aft
ernoon, each side to pay Its own costs.
The ense grew out of the publication !n
tho Omaha paper of an article concern
ing an alleged episode In Prospect park
about a year ago In which Mr. "Wlllla.
superintendent of Adams county schools,
was said to have figured. Mr. Baugh,
who was made a defendant by reason of
his being the local correspondent of the
paper, disclaimed any knowledge of ths
authorship or source of the alleged libel
ous article and this would have been his
defense had tho case gone to trial.
GRAND RECORDER ENDORSED
BY HIS HOME LODGE
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan. 12. (Spe
cial.) The members of the finance com
mittee of the grand lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen are looking
forward to a large meettng of the grand
lodge In Ma', at which time a grand
master, grand recorder. grand foreman,
grand overseetygrand guide, grand watch
man, two trustees or members of the f!
nanco committee and a grand medical ex
aminer will be chosen. The meeting w'lll
bo held at Hastings unless other arrange
monts are In the meantime made. At ihe
recent meeting of lodge No. 1 or this city,
the mother lodge and "one of three or
ganizations of the order In this city, unan
imously endorsed Grand Itecorder V. C.
Whittlesey of this city, tho present in
cumbent, for re-election.
IlreTTcrr nays Site.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan. 22. (Bp
clal.) The stockholders of the Grand Is
land Brewing company, in annual session,
elected Martin Rchlmmer, It. Goehring.
Gus Slevers. William Vdt. WiU'am Belief
fel. Fred Lohmann and Henry Nletfeld
as directors. The directors elected Martin
Schlmmer as president, R. Goehring as
secretary-treasurer, and William Scheffel
as vice president. Tho plans for building'
and equipment bb presented by Architect
Lahey of Chicago were approved and the
purchase of a site of one and a half
blocks along tho Union Pacific rlght-of-!
way, at a cost of $1,200 was ratified.
tiii-r iM'iinla Printline Contract.
BROKEN BOW. Neb., Jan. 22.-(8pe-clal.)
Tlie Hoard of County Supervisor
his at lust settled the question of county
printing by naming the Chief of this city
as the official1 paper In which to publish
the board proceedings, all road and bridge"
notices and the delinquent tax list. The
awarding this year was made strictly on
the bids submitted, the Chief being the
lowes
Breaks a Cold in a
Few Hours-Pape's
First Dose of I'npo's Cold Compound
relieves all grlpno misery
Contains no Quinine.
After the very first dose of rape's
Cold Compound" you distinctly feel the
cold breaking and all the disagreeable
grippe systems leaving.
It Is a positive fact that a dose of
Pape's Cold Compound taken every two
hours until three consecutive dose are
taken will cure Grippe or break up the
most severe cbld, either In the head,
chest, back, stomach or limbs.
It promptly ends the most miserable
headache, dullness, head and nose stuffed
up, foverlshnes, sneezing, running of
nose, mucous catarrhal discharges, sore-
)"" ,u"nesa nna meumatlo twinges,
.Tn.k8 thU. "der'u, Compound with
the knowledge that there Is nothing else
In the world which will cure your cold
or end Ortppe misery as promptly and
without any other assistance or bad ef.
fects as n 25-cent package of Tape's Cold
Compound, whtch any druggist can sup.
ply It contains no quinine be sure you
got what you ask for accept no substi
tute belongs In every home. Testes nice
acts gently Advertisement.
McFadden Drafts
New Hotel Measure
HA8T1NOS, Neb.. .Ian. 22. (SpcdnM
II. D. McFadden of this city retires from
the office of deputy hotel commissioner
of tho Mate convinced that more deflnl'e
and clear-cut legislation must be enacted
before the results for which his depart
ment has been striving can be secured.
Guided by his experience as chief if
the department Mr. McFadden Iihk pro
pared a comprehensive bill defining tii3
duties and Jurisdiction of the hotel com
mission. This measure has been revised
by tho legislative reference bureau ailfl
since adopted for presentation In flftcim
other states. At a recent conference ot
representatives of the traveling public
held In Kansns City it was approved and
recommended for enactment In Kansas
Missouri and Oklahoma as n substitute
for all existing laws in those states -n
the subject of hotel Inspection.
But while Mr. McFadden has encoun
tered many difficulties In his work ns
hotel commissioner of Nebraska owing
to the Inadequacy of the law under which
his department was operating, he has
nevertheless accomplished many reforms
among the hoatelrles and rooming houses
of the state. Mr. McFadden was ap
pointed hotel Inspector by Governor Shal
lenberger In 1911 to serve without remun
eration and was subsequently appointed
by Governor Aldrlch as chief of the com
mission under the law which became ef
fectlve July 10, 1911. It became his duty
to organize the department and to aet
In motion the wTieols of the new branch
of the state government. Although the
appropriation was but Mr. McFad
den and his deputies have Inspected K9
hotels In fifty-four counties. He Iiai
Issued 471 orders for pompllance with spe
cific provisions of the hotel act. nnd f
these all have been satisfactorily com
piled with except about 100, which are
stilt pending.
PAWNEE BOY SAYS HOTEL
CLERK PLANNED ROBBERY
PAWNEE CITY, Neb.. Jan. 2J-(Spe-dal.)
Following his arrest for carrying
a revolver Monday and subsequent ques
tioning by Sheriff Roper, a confession
was obtained from Bruce Mosb Monday
evening, Implicating himself In tho rob
bery of the Exchange hotel, wldch oc
curred Saturday morning. The confes
sion stated that the robbery had been
.planned by R. R. Albright, the night
clerk, who promised to give the boy part
of the money he took, if he would bind
and gag htm at about 1 o'clock Saturday
morning. When the clerk was found In
the morning he gave out tho story that
he had been held up by two men, about
40 years oM, who pretendod to want a
room, but who drew a gun on him as
he was changing Borne money for them.
After securing the confession the sheriff
arrested the clerk, and at a prellmtnai
bearing held Monday night, he was bound
over for the district court, while his
16-year-old accomplice was ordered to the
reform school until 21 years old.
ROCK ISLAND WILL PAY
JAMES HEIRS $13,950
FAIRBURY, Neb., Jan. 22.-(8peclal.)-Clalm
Adjuster W. B. Hart of this city
has returned from Belleville, Kan.,
where ho conferred with the attorney of
the Wilson James children and made a
settlement for the lives of their parents
and two sisters, who were killed by Rock
Island train 5, December 31. Tho Rock
Island wilt pay the children $13,980 for the
loss of their parents.
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGERS
ARRESTED AT OSCEOLA
OSCEOLA, Neb., Jan. 22. - (Special
Teleeram.) John Wilson Is confined Jn
the county Jail here, having bean placed
under arrest last night by the sheriff on
tho charge of selling Intoxicating liquors
without a license. Wilson has had his
headquarters In an old hotel building
and quite an amount of liquor was seized
at his place. He will be given a hearing
Friday morning.
Key to tho Situation Bee Advertising.
Sick Headache? Tongue Coated?
It's Your Liver! Cascarets Sure
You're bilious! Tou havo a throbbing
sensation In your head, a bad taste In
your mouth, your eyes hurt, your skin
Is yellow with dark rings under your
eyes, your tlpn are parched. No wonder
you feel ugly, nit an anl Ill-tempered.
Your system Is full of bile and consti
pated waste not properly passed off, and
what you nebd Is a cleaning up Inside.
Don't continue being a bilious, consti
pated nuisance to yourself and those
.SIV JSS BSSSB Ml I W
fe-tw IO CENT BOXE"ANY ORUC STQRE
Mf . Aian 2s bo CENT BOr" ' mMmL
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County
BHATUICK. Neb., Jan. 22.-(Spx-luU-Joseph
R. Worden, for th last twenty
three years an engineer on thu Hurling
ton rfttid, died suddenly last night at his
home In Wymore. aged 49 years. Mr.
Worden - as taken 111 last August Rnd
slnco that time he had been In poor
health. He Is survived by u widow :nd
eight children, all of whom live at Wy
more. The- f situ cis In tho vicinity of Harbltu'
will hold a wolf hunt next Knturday. 8lx
wolves wero soen In that neighborhood
a few days ngo.
S. J. Smith, n pioneer of Cortland,
died at his homo at that plaeo yesterday
He was formerly engaged In the mercan
tile business at that place, but retired
some yenrs ago. He was 61 years of Ago
and leaves n Widow and seven children.
The annual meeting of tho State Sav
ings and lx.tn association was held yes.
terday. The nssets of t!" asnclntlon
were show n to be more than $W0,O00. The
association has 630 loans In force amount
ing to fcW,roO. There are 2,301 members of
the asoclntlon, which does business In
2S0 towns In twonty-one states and two
foreign countries. These directors were
elected: A It. Kldd, Beatrice; lr. T J
Chldester, Western; II. II. Norcross.
Beatrice: A. II. Phelps, Steele City; A. K.
Weber, Geneva.
NOTES FR0MFA7HbURY
AND JEFFERSON COUNTY
FAIIUIimv. Neb.. Jan. 22.-(Speclal.)-'
Attendance In tho high school department
has reached SS0 students, and It hns I
been necessary to Increase the faculty
with two Instructors. Fifty students
were promoted from tho eighth grade.
The study hours have been changed
from 1 :S0 to 1:30 and 4 p. m. The new
instructors Include Misses Bellmy nhd
Carrlngtou.
While taking coal at tho Lincoln coal
chute In the Rook Island yards, Martin
Walker, a fireman of this place, wad
buried under five tons of coal. He was
completely covered over with the excep
tion of his head. He escaped with a few
scratches.
Several locomotive englnceis on the
Nebraska dlvlston of tho Rock Island
have been transferred to Chicago for
service on thu Illinois division. These
engineers Include Messrs. R. L. Sweney,
Mllo Enyart and J. B. Palmer. The
change Is a tempornry one.
The Ice harvest Is nearly completed In
Fair bury and all the Icehouses are filled
to their capudty. In the neighborhood of
5,000 tons wero taken from the Little
Blue river.
STATE AGRICULTURAL BOARD'
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. 22.-(8peclal Tel
egrnm.) At tho annual meotlUir of the
State Board of Agriculture today I. V.
Hawcs wus re-elected president; W. It.
Mcllor, secretary; George L. Dickenson,
treasurer; Joseph Roberts of Fremont,
first vice president, and J. A. Oll)s of Ord,
second vice president.
The board of muniiBeis are: C. II
Rudjce, Joseph Rliberts, J. A. Ollls, Petur
Younger nnd J. F. McArdle.
The district members are; First, Clf.
nudge of Lancaster and I W. Leonard
of Pawnee; Second, John'-F. McArdie of
Doug-las; Third, W. O. Kaley of Knox,
Charles Graff 6f Cuming and W. W, Cole
of Antelope; Fourth, Kdwurd Danlelson
of Polk, C, H. Qustafeon of Saunders,
William James of Saline and II. V. Rie-
sen of Gage; Fifth, I. V. Hawes of
Kearney, L. P. Cheney of Itarlan, George
Jnckson of Nuckolls and C. G. Crows
Hitchcock; Sixth, J. A. Ollls of Valley.
G-irl's Heart Interests
Doctors at Norfolk
NORFOLK, Neb.. Jan. 22.-Speclal Tel
egram.) A girl with her heart on tho
right side of her body was one of the
exhibits at the semi-annual meettng of
the Klkliorn Valley Medical association
In session here. Miss Bernlco Martyn,
aged 14 years, of Madison, Neb., was the
child.
yAIadlann Kleets Superintendent.
MADISON. Neb.. Jan. . (Spedal.)-
The Board of Education last night elected
Superintendent Dell Gibson of Lyons,
Neb., to succeed Superintendent OberkoU
tcr at Madison at the close of the present
school year. Superintendent Gibson Is
serving his fourth year at Lyons. He Is
a graduate of the University of Nebraska
and formerly science- teacher at Beatrice
and superintendent of schools at Plain
view. Hk receives a salary of M.JOO at
Lyons and come to Madison for Jl.tOD.
Con I Chittes nt Pswnee Cl- Tlarn.
PAWNEE CITY. Neb., Jan. 22.-(Spe-clal.)
At about 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the Rock Island coal ohutes were dis
covered ablaze, and In a short time the
fire had gained such headway that It
was Impossible to extinguish It. There
was only a small amount of coal on the
platform at the time, but a loaded car
was standing on the switch beside the
chute, and this was entirely consumed.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Dig Returns.
A Life Sentence
of suffering with throat and lung; trouble
is quickly commuted by Dr. King's New'
Discovery. EOo and tl.40.Kor sale by Bea
ton Drug Co. Advertisement.
who love you, and don't resort to harsh
physics that Irritate and Injure. He
member, that- your sour, disordered
stomach, lazy liver, and clogged bowels
can be quickly cleaned and regulated by
morning with gentle, thorough Cas
carets; a 10 -cent box will keep your head
clear and make you feel chterful and
bully for months. Get Cascarets now
wake up refreshed feel like doing k
good day's work moke yourself pleasant
and useful. Clean upl Cheer upl
CATHARTIC
A Straight Walk Away
In the clothing field our great
Half Price Sale
$10 to HO
Quality Suits
on sale now
$5 to $20
PUNNYBIW
Whiskey
- BD1IUD..B01ID -i
mnr mom tttmiiif co.
The ijrreat tonic and stimulating properties of Sunny Brook have had much to
do toward making: us the largest distillers of fine old whiskey in the world. For nearly
SO years Sunny Brook has proved of real value to those who now and then require an
energy-builder. When energy is lacking efficiency is lacking! Rare, old and mellow
whiskey like Sunny Brook, acts as a great upbuildcr; makes life worth living.
Sunny Brook is Bottled in Bond every bottle is sealed with the Government Stamp,
showing that the contents are genuine, straight natural whiskey, U. S. Standard (100)
proof. This stamp however, only assures purity, but not quality. Any whi3key Bottled
In Bond. is genuine straight. whiskey, but not all straight whiskies aro good whiskies.
When you select Sunny Brook The Pure Food Whiskey then you know that in addition
to the assurance of Absolute Purify by the greatest government on the Globe you have a
guarantee of Unexcelled Qualify by the largest distillers of fine whiskey in the world.
The Grotte Brothers Company
Wholesale Distributors 1206 Farnam Street, OMAHA, NEB
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SAY "GOOD-BY"
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What's the ubo of worrying along
that you see others eating and onjoylng all the time, whan there is such an
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Call your trouble Indigestion,
Nervo-Woaknoss any name you please, but, THIS VKTIY DAY got of your
druggist a G0-ccnt packet of Samuel's "3-P." that reiuody which acts on an
entirely NEW principle; make your very next meal a "favorite food" raoal
and take these little capsules
tradeMarkotthenguiv'riaihelanjttlclleW
TIIE SMALL DEPOSITOR of today umy bo tho
largo one of tho future.
We wejeomo checking accounts from thoso who
will maintain fair average balances.
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WRITE FOR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS I
JCl!Jt9 Budlng. Omaha. Nebraska
OMAHA'S OXIA' MODEItX CLOTHING 8TOU13
g,t atc.Twt
rct'ogtilzGH no competition.. The ruorlts of tbo values bolng
offered proves our luailorfthlp Uitt why shouldn't thTs
sale he In n class liy itself? Wo offer only our regular
high class stock--NO spoclal purchuBO tako-a-chance-clothttiK.
Then, too, our assortments aro gronter by 100
per cent, nnd Half-Prlca during n Klng-Bwanson Sale moans
an lioncBt stralKht-forwnrd reduction of 60 on tho all
season soiling price.
10 to $60
Quality Overcoats
on sale now
$5 to $30
TO INDIGESTION-
Anything You Wunl nnd Feel
the Time.
with a bad stomach, can't oat thinga
DyupepBia, catarrh of tho Stomach or
and, you'll wonder what becamo
of all your stomach distress;
Keep mis up reguiany for a
few weeks and you wouldn't
take a hundred dollars for tho
good thoy have done you. You'll
be enjoying all the pleasures of
good digestion and Btrong
nerveB.
If you want to know what real
"food-pleasure" Js, send a pos
tal today to The Samuel Chornl
cal Company. Cincinnati. Ohio.
for a free trial box. Send for it!
Half Price Sale
of Men's
Trousers Now
On
j
MAKE IT A POINT TO
I HAYDEN'S
I Friday, Jan. 24th
H MatchlrM Saving OnporttmlticH
Ayer's
Away back in 1841. Old enough to re
member those days? Still used for
coughs and colds, bold for 70 years.
Ask Your Doctor.
J C ArcrCo.
Idwvll. Uu.
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD
Mltd. WINbUJW'g tUOilil.su SYltUr kit
Ua lied for our SIXTY YKAJta by miAAOXi
I UOT1IBHS lor tbtlr CHILilltEN" WUK.N
ltETlllNO. vltb fEHFECT SUCCESS. n
iconics ih. emu:, soktbnb tuS ouus. al
LAYS all PAIN i CU11E3 W1NU COLJC, ut u
liia best tm3 tor D1AUHIIOBA. It l to.
luiely birmleii. u iut tn4 sak tar "lit
Wliulow'i Soothing Syrup." ad Uk t olhri
1st. TwntjJlt nau a fcottla.
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