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THE SONG TRUST
foolej: again
An "UntLOWc" puL. orsr iho
rirt Song Hit of 1SI3 p
Ever ince "Come liaci to iiin" and
"Killarney, song writers have been at
tempting to "put over" a modern Iriih
ballad that would become equally as popular.
A hitherto unknown writer, Frederick
Knight Logan, has accomplished this with
his song ' Killarney, My Home O'er the
Sea," and the so called "Song Truit" are
astounded to think that this plum shoulj
have fallen to one outside theirsacrcd poi talj.
With the composer's permission, we re
produce the chorus, so judge it for yourself.
Killarney, My Home O'er the Sea
KtFKAlN.
And" I Imj; for" dear Ir Ucd, Grtt
fey;, rtEz
" Isle
of th e West, Where the shoxaroclc and
flow'rs bloom'd (or me, .
Thexcthe An-rcl ol
. n .
1 v Peace fold their bright wings and rest By tha
lakes of KIMar-sey, mjriwme o'er tts sea.
At first glance you will say the lyric is
common place, but a second perusal shows
it to be well written, while tlie melody is
about as sweet and dainty as any you
ever heard, as it " lingers,' and you wi!l
surely want to hear it over sr.d ever cgatn.
HOW TO OUT DOWN
LIVING EXPENSES
Any Omaha family can make a big
saving nnd also be much healthier hy
eating tha dellclously appetizing "Min
nesota',' Spaghetti at least twice each
week In pi ce of meat.
"Minnesota" Spaghetti Is four times as
nutritious as beef steak and yet costs
about one cent a dish.
It contains more protelds than most
foods and Is therefore mora strength
giving and less fattening.
It Is fine for children making their
bodies strong and healthy. And they
are very1 -fond of Its rich, nut-like flavor.
Insist on getting the genuine "Mlnne
sola" Spaghetti, made from the VERY
BKST DURUM wheat,, with A LI. the
wonderfully nourishing Gluten left In. -
Advertisement.
Nebraska
BRYAN ASKS ABOUT BILL
Desires Information About Direct
Election of U. S. Senators.
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Nebraska j
L I
Nebraska,
revoked
years ago
CONDEMN INSANE HOSPITAL
IlitllitlnMT Hold ' Kxert to llr
Unfit for I, nun llnnsliiK "f
Pntlrntu iv Stntc Knlr
Superintendents.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March 12. (Speclnl.)-Oov-
ernor Morchead received a telegram from
Secretary of the State William Jennings
Bryan at Washington, this morning ask-
Ing if the legislature had ratified the con-
stltutloal amendment providing for the
election of tnlted States senators by a
vote of the people. Mr. Bryan was in
formed that the house and senate had
both passed the amendment, but that It
had not as yet been signed by the gov
ernor. Condemn Hosnltnl IlutldlnK.
nulldlng Inspector Withncll. Klro Chief
Salter of Omaha and Fire Chief Clem
ents of Lincoln have Just completed an
Inspection of the. old hospital building at
IJncoln Insane asylum, and report that
it ts unsafe for long housing of tho In
mates, and that It should be torn town
and a new one built to take Its place,
llr. MntliMT Seeks rerntlt.
Dr. T. J. Mathews of Omaha has applied
to the state board for permission to en
gage In active practice of medicine In
tho state. No action has yet been taken
In the matter. The license of Dr.
Here's the Man
That Cures Sick llcmlnclie, Sour,
Illontcd Stomach, Inactive Kidneys,
Khcumatism nnd that Dreary,
Languid, Despondent Keeling nnd
Furnishes You the Greatest
Spring Remedy Known.
SENDS A TRIAL TREE.
1
I
FIDELITY
STORAGE & VAN CO.
1.0th and Jackson Streets.
Household goods and pi
anos 'stored, moved,
packed, shipped.
Telephone Douglas 1516
and our representative
will call.
'
Aycis Sarsaparilla
Changes tendency toward disease to
tendency toward health. No alcohol.
Sold for 60 years.
Ask Yoar Doctor. iJfu:
iinn "Grandmother used it for her
rflno. babies. Mother ued it for her
UIMCJ nU'Qbabies, And now I am using It
ninOLUn Ofor ,nv babv." So SDoke the
SOOTHING; young mother. Three Gentutloai.
OVDIID It Soothes the Child. It Softens
OlnUr the Gums. It AlUrs the Pain.
FOR It Relieves Wind Colic. And it
PUM nRtW is the Best Remedy for Infantile
T?cTuViin Diarrhoea. Farorablr known
TEETHING and sold all OTer the world.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
TJIK HEST KAIIM PAPER
r. W. S. Burkliart As He Is Today. Owes HU
Robust Health and Gain of 80 Pound
to Taking His Own Medicine, As
Needed, for the Past 25 Yean.
It won't take thirty days, but he v;ll
glvb you thirty days to prove that Dr.
Burkhart's Vegetable Compound will cure
you for only 25 cents. Just think of Dr.
Burkhart having carried out "this policy
for twenty-flvo years! Do you wonder
that twelve million of his treatments are
used every year?
Imaglno if you can, the wonderful re
lief to such a host of people, who learned
through the doctor's generosity that Ills
Vegetable Compound does all ho claims;
and If you are not cured or satisfied, you
can get your 25 cents back by merely
asking for It. Banks or business firms
In Cincinnati will tell you his word is
good. Get the treatment today from
your druggist or he will Bend prepaid on
receipt of price. Bo sure to ask for and
see that you get Dr. Burkhart's Veg
etable Compound.
To prove Its merits conclusively, a trial
treatment will be sont free. Address Dr
W. 8. Burkhart, Cherry Hill Square, Sta
tlon R, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mathews was
by the board.
Pn nl on for .Mnricnl.
Governor Morchead granted a pardon
to ICdward Murgnl of Omaha today, sent
up In 1901 from Douglas county on n
charge of criminal assault. He has been
a trusty for about five years. The
board recommended clemency In the case,
though Johne O'Yelscr. voted against It
Itrqulnlt ton fur Itiirna.
Sheriff U U Klene of Topeku visited
the office of Governor Morchead this
morning for the purpose of securing n
requisition for George Burns, wanted for
larceny at that city, and now In the
hands of Sheriff Hyers of Ianeaster
county. The requisition was granted.
l)nt for llnnutntr Fixed.
If nothing turns up to save htm. nine
days from today, between the hours of
11 a. m. and 3 p. m Albert Prince, the
convicted convict murderer of Deputy
warden Davis, will be hanged. Prison
reformers have attempted to have the
time of tho execution changed to some
hour of the night, but as tho hour had
nlteady been set and the arrangements
made the hanging will take place at tho
appointed time In the presence of only
a few, composed mostly of offtclats,
newspaper men and clergymen.
Itnynioiiil Pupils on Trip.
J. C. Denser, president of the Raymond
Stato bank and president of the school
board of that town, visited the senate
this afternoon with n large delegation of
Btudents from the Itnymond High school.
The State Bonrd of Agriculture has
announced tho appointment of the fol.
lowing superintendents for the coming
Nebraska state fair:
General. William Foster. Lincoln:
guards, GcncrnI P. I. Hall, Lincoln;
concessions. Hiram Myers, Lincoln;
transportation, W. Is. ficliermerhorn,
Lincoln; gates, George Jackson, Nelson;
tickets, 1 W. Leonard. Pawnee City;
newsuaiiers. S. C. Bnssett. Gibbon: boys
camp, 15. Von Forell, Scott's, Bluff; am
phitheater. B. It. Purceii, uroKen now;
coliseum, Charles Grnff, Bancroft; au
ditorium, W. W. Cole, Nellgh, and C. ,
Crews. Culhertson: mercantile hall. 55. T.
Leftwlch, St. Paul; fruit. J. A. Yager,
Fremont; floral, Ixuls Henderson,
Omaha; fish exhibit. W. J. O'Brien,
Gretna; sanitation, J. H. Tnylor. Water
loo; .bands, J. K. Ryan. Indj.xnola; class
A, horses, R. M. Vvolcott, Filmer, class
B. cattle, 10. R. Daniclson. Osceola;
class C, swine, E, Z. Russell, Lincoln;
class Li, sneep, w. v. iaiey. uiriKiiuni.
class E, poultry, A. H. Smith. Lincoln;
class F, farm products, William JameB,
Dorchester; assistant. L. H. Cheney,
Stockvllle; class G, dairy. Prof. J. II.
Frundson, Lincoln; class H, domestic
products. Mrs. Mary Hewitt. Omaha;
cluss I, bees and honey. B. WhltcomD,
Friend; class J. women's department,
O D. Atwiiter, Mlnden; class K, flna
arts, Mrs. Itoss uurtice, Lincoln; tm
L, educational, Miss Anna V. Day, Lin
coln; class M. machinery hall, Jacob
SaBs, Chalco; class M. machinery
grounds, W. B. Banning. Union; class M,
nutomomies, L. ii. uusunwn ;V"..'
class Q. specials, Charles Mann. Chad,
ron; class S, speed, Josenh Sheen. Lin
coln; class S, speed clerk, ll. v. luesen,
Beatrice.
L H. Emery, Owner
Valentine Cemetery,
Dies Very Suddenly
VALENTINE, Neb., March 12. (Spe-
clal.)-Irwln H. Emory, better Known
In this community by mo namo
"Windy," died suddenly Tuesday at. xne
home of Mrs. George Cyphers. His death
came unexpectedly, as he waa In appar
ent good health and was- working as Usual
yesterday In tho cemetery. Heart trouble
was assigned as the cause of his aeam.
Ho was 73 years old and was nn old
soldier, an old timer here and the town
character. "Windy" came here when this
town was In Its beginning nnd In the early
days he carried tho mall between Tort
Niobrara nnd this place. Later he lo
cated hero and had"been hero ever since.
Ho did chores around town and acted
.... nnmi iiiiiitv mini. Sometimes he
tqok care of tho books for some of tho
business houses here. In return for Uicse
aervlces ho received his board and n
little money. Some time later he obtained
nnsHosslon of the cemetery hero nnd al
though It needed much In the way of
Improvements, he would not allow any
Interference In his management and
the town had made several unsuccesstul
nttemnts to got control of It. Windy
rnrontlv the subject of a sketch
In The Bee. which printed hli plctur
and characterized him as the monopolist
of Valentine, from the fact that he wes
nolo owner of the only buryln? ground
here. He also owned a pleco of dubi
ncss property here In this city and many
nonnln are of tho opinion that he had a
.,,,, rucheil away somewhere. This
belief has gained support probably from
.i,n fnnt that he was rather eccentric
and tended to his own business.
Although ho was a civil war veteran
a member of the Fourth Michigan cav
alry and was one of the men to assist
In the cnDturo of Jeff Davis, he never
affiliated with the Grand Army of the
Republic organization. Ho had two
Irothers, who have been notified of his
Ocuth.
MORDIN HANSEN HELD
ON CHARGE OF ARSON
ST. PAl'L, Neb.. March lt-(Spcclat.)
The preliminary hearing in the case rf
tho state of Nebraska ngRlnst Mordln
Hansen of Boelns. Neli., was brought up
lu the county court today nnd Mr. Han
sen was bound over to tho district court
to answer a charge of arson. A short j
time ago Mr. Hansen's harness shop In '
Boelus was burned under rather pecu
liar circumstances. Since it was the third
or fourth fire. Mr. Hansen has hud
OMAHA'S
I
rurtu
"within the last few years, suspicion
pointed his way. Sufficient additional
evidence was secured to warrant his be
Ing brought to trial.
NO MORE GRAY HAIR
Try This Simple Homo Mario Prepar
ation on tho Whitened
Locks.
"Sliver Threads" may be capable of in
spiring the song writers, but they nro
anything but Inspiring to men nnd wo
men who find them coming In their own
locks. Theso "footprints of Time." how
ever, may bo readily covered up by using
a simple. Inexpensive formula wldch csn
be prepared privately In your own home.
You can get from any druggist at little
cost an ounce of bay rum, a quarter
ounce of glycerine nnd a small box of
Barbo Compound; then dissolve the Bar
bo Compound In 7 ounces of water, add
tho other two Ingredients nnd you will
have a preparation that cannot bo excel
led for darkening gray hair, removing
dnndruff, correcting humors of the scalp
nnd Invigorating the hair follicles, It
does not make the hair Vtlcky, does not
rub off or color the scalp. It Is equally
as good to darken tho benrd ns the hslr.
There Is no other Ingredient that can
tako tho placo of Barbo Compound In
this recipe, so If your druggist Is out of
It ask him to order It from his whole
saler for you. Advertisement.
BROWNE
Bronchial
' TROCHBVJ
r For Sore Throat
Bronchial and Asthmatic couuh. hoarseness, etc
25c, 60c, Jl.00. Somplo Free.
JOnN I. DROWN & SON. Doston. Mass.
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ONLY MODERN CLOTHING STORE
'HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHES
lb1."
At
H0WAPD
FORMERLY KING-SWANSON CO.
That springtime "feeling" in the
air is the official signal to start
buying Easter apparel
will you heed it?
When thin atoro announres Ita preparedness to
earo for your Clothes wants, then you havo no Juat
cauao for further delay. I.nrpor assortments and
hotter service aro not to ho found hcroahouts, and
tho difference botwoon KlnR-Peck Quality Clotins
nnd tho sort offered hy tho avorago Btoro nro so
vnst, that thinking men will decide on hut one
courso, vln: Got Into a Klng-1'cck suit with tho
least possible dolay.
Q $10 to $40
Top Coats
same range
Now all ready for
that new spring hat
Wo aro confident it will como
from this Btoro, if you will but
grant ono of our congenial sales
men tho privilege of showing
you a fow, of the dozens of olnssy,
up-to-tho-sccond shapes wo avo
featuring for this spring, at
$2. SO, $3.00, $3.50 and $5.00
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Swift's "Premium"
Uleomarganne
in the
Original Package
How One Member Used Her Hoosier to Save Work
I thought my kitchen
was convenient. I
didn't want a Hoos
ier Cabinet. Now 1
wouldn't keep house
without one. Let me
show you why. First,
look at this table. See!
when I pull it out it
locks. I can sit down
nt work! It is pure
aluminum nnd much big
ger than my old table.
Now look at this
sugar bin. When I
take out one scoopful
another flows down
always ready. Just
like this.
Tho sugar bin is
made of rust-proof
metal and fills from
tho top here just
liko tho flour bin on
tho othor side. Tho first
sugar in la the first sugar
out.
8-.ua ; w y;t
h m niHii
Iere is tho dish cupboard. You
see, oven while sitting I can reach up
to the highest shelf. It is a whole
lot different than walking back and
forth for everything, isn't it?
Soo how easily I can take It apart (or
cleaning. Simple, Isn't It? Thero Is no placo
for dirt to lodgo anywhoro. That 1b why tho
HooBlor keeps so fresh nnd clean all tho timo.
I can roll It up to tho window or onto tho
porch if I liko, and Hot sunshino into every
cornor. Tho Hoosier is tho most sanitary
cabinet made.
Now boo! Plvo seconds after ray work
is, dono ovorything is shut up behind dUBt
proof doors. My kitchen looks so much
neuter and everything is so much more easily
kept cloan. Tho cabinet closed takes less
room than a kttehon' table. It is made of
oak and is guaranteed not to warp. Lasts
a lifetime. I urge you to get ono.
You can be sure of quality backed
by reputation.
Sweet, Pure, Clean
Made by
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Bachelor Farmers
L Lose Their Minds
FREMONT. Neb.. March 12. -John 8
Teeder and Joseph Teeder, brothers, both
nasi 05 years of age, were taken from a
t'nlon Pacific train here and turned over
to the police, because of their strange
actions.
Tliey declared that they had been fid
iowed from San Bernardlna, Cal., by two
men and two women, who wnnted their
money With much difficulty the police
ascertained that the men live at Hruno,
Neb., and President J. Keeman of the
b:mk there wus wired. He camo to Fre
mont today. Tho Teeders, he says, are
wealthy bachelor farmers who went to
San Hemardlno, Cal.. In October for
their health Some experience evidently
has derantred both of them. President
Zeeman took them to a Council Uluffs
hospital for treatment.
R0ADMASTER PROBABLY
FATALLY INJURED
K.KA.IINHY. Neb., March i;. (Special.)
Pot Shields, assistant roadmaster of the
1'iilon Pacific on the Callaway extension,
was seriously, It not fatally Injured nn
Monday afternoon. Shields was standing
o'l the rear coaoh of the Kearney
r'tapletim passenger making notes of the
trip. When rounding a curve about four
nlles out from Callaway he was thrown j
'rum the truln, which was going about
'h'rty miles an hour. The Injured man
us brought to Kearney on the evening
n n nn'l taken to a hospital, where It I
.v is found tl at Ids arm and several
rre broken and polblu Internal
injuries. j
l 4111 .11 til1
Crowds Enroll in Hoosier Club
Surprising beyond our expectations Is this threo days' record of Hooslor lOnrollmont. Knch member hnB her Hoosier safely installod Jn her
home now each Is saving miles of stops today, and sponding at least two liourB lesB in tho kitchen. Which means so fow cabinets deft for tho
housewives who aro waiting until tho last mlnuto--the last mln"to that is soon duo, at tho ruto memberships aro going. Willie this grand oppor
tunity 1b slipping away from you will you delay? Will you hesltato to bo a HooBler member right away? Ask yourself what you gain by risking
delay. Tomorrow may be your
Only Chance to Get Your Hoosier on Payment of $1.00
Once you cull and see the Hplendid, sturdy, handsome
Hoosier with its wonderfully complete equipment, you will
never he satisfied until you own one. Its metal lined
flour hin, metal lined sugar bin, metal lined bread and enku
""drawer, the rows of glittering crystal jars for tea nnd ool'foo
nnd spices delight every housewife You can't got its
marvelous array of patented conveniences anywhoro else
in the world.
how having ovorything
all in ono place within
reach of your ami simplifies work and makes cooking easy.
Sitting at your work saves your health and strength. Mvery
doctor will tell you that nothing is so injurious as long,
hours spent on your feet.
A Splendid Aluminum Table Top
square, which pulls out when you are using it, is another
big exclusive feature of the Hoosier - ALUMINUM, pure
Comes All Apart to Clean
A Glance Shows You
Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co
as tho most perfect kitchenware, is used on all HOOSIER
CABINETS. No scraping and scrubbing to keep it clean
simple wiping leaves it silver bright. You install a
model kitchen tho minute you get a Hoosier.
shuts up tight
when you nve
through. Come in today and at least look- it over. Don't
wait until the last day, then decide you want ono when it
is too late. J he low fixed price is made by the Hoosier
company. You are absolutely protected. You save money.
Tho Hoosier Company supervises this entire sale. Women
evorywliero aro getting Hoosiors on the club plan that's
why wo can secure so fow. A space of many months is a
long timo to .wait for something you want and need for
hours every day and you surely wnnt ft Hoosier as badly
as you need one. Will you then delay with hours of back
breaking kitchen work ajiead of you! No. Be a Hoosier
member.' ltesolve now. Enroll Early Tomorrow.
