Custer County Republican., February 20, 1908, Image 3

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Between the extreme position of the
ialthcutl3ts , who would absolutely dls.
carll all medicine and other human
t . ; : : lscncles In the combating of disease ,
.and the other extreme of those who
dcn ' the existence of any curative
n encles outside of drugs and the sm.
, goon's Imlfe , there Is a middle ground
, vhlch Is coming to he occupied by an
> cvcr Increasing number of people who
are sane enough to recognize some of
the truths wlllch form the foundation
stones of the falth-curlsts and appre.
dative enough to admit the service
which d1'1lgs and the Slll"geon have
been able to render suffering human
ltlnd. So there has come to provall a
happ ' combination of the two cults , It
they may be so called , with an appll.
-cation of the principles 01' doctrines of
the two In modified form.
This tendenc ' to occupy this middle
-ground has led to the organization of
the newest re1lslous movement , "cilrfS'
. tlon -chology , " of which Bishop
Samuel Fallows of the Biliscopal dlo.
-cese of Chicago Is chief eXllOnent In
the west and of which Hev. Dr. Elwood
'Vorcester , 'reclol' of the Emmanuel
Episcopal chmch ; Boston , with his as.
slstant , Rm' . D. l\lcComb , are the lead.
ing exponents In the east.
\'In m ' oplnlort , the church , to save
itself , must begin to minister to the
lJOdles a-s well as to the souls of the
Amert'can peoille. " This is what Bishop
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Fallows said in announcing that his
. . ) -church , St , Palll's Reformed Bplscopal ,
wonld inaugurate the work of Chris.
tl lIl psychology , with the asslstanco
-of the leading neurologists and other
llh 'sicians of Chicago. This was the
plan made public the last Sunday of
the old year. Since lhat time results
1m'e proved to the bishop that he Is
on what he deems the right tracie , a
road which will yield best results in
doing most practical good to humanity.
"Heal the slcl , " Is the injunction Pllt
11pon the bishops of the lethodist
chnrch , the. sect to which. . Dlshol > Fallows -
lows was a1l1ed before he went with
the Reformed l ( liscopallnns shortly
.after he withdrew as president of the
Illinois Wesle 'an university , at Bloom.
1ngton , Ill" in the earl ' seventies. The
now movement started b ' the bishop ,
therefore , Is attractinb' favorable attention -
tention among the : \lethodlst minis.
tel's generally , fOl' they recall that
. .101mVosley heal d according to the
vest standards he Imew ,
Cnre of organic diseases Is not at-
templed. All snch Ilatients must have
their wants first attended to b ' repu.
table physicians , Ii during the
] Irogress of their several diseases and
during the period In which they are
on tbe road to recovel'y Christian
Jls 'chology can be brought to bear-
: : lnd It can-the ministrations of the
followers of mshop 1 'allows will be
used to aid and sooth the mind while
the physicians and medicines are doing -
ing their part to CUI'O obvious phys.
ical 11Is ,
Functional nervous dlsordm's , hnlO-
chondrla , Insomnia , nervous dyspepsia ,
melancholia , mental depression. h 's-
terla. neurasthenia-It Is Ills such as
these , Imown to hlnse directly upon
the worldngs of the mind and of the
nervous system , that Christian psy-
-cholog ) ' alms to benefit and posslbl '
-cure. The drug habit , the liquor
habit. want of self.confidence , Irrita-
blllt ' , worr ' , , anger , fear and weal'1ess
of will come almost within the cate.
gory , Dlvel'tlng the patient's mind
frol11 real 01' imaginary slclmess 01'
nervous disorder of more 01' less reali-
t ' Is' the mission of the new move.
Inent.
It Is Christian Science In that It uses
the methods of lrs. Eddy's followers
in diverting attontlon from slclmess
nnd ailments , But It goes Chl'lsUan
Sclenco a long stop furlher' when It
recognizes squarely that there are
such diseases as typhoid fever , small.
pox , scarlet fever , diphtheria , 111leU'
monla and other absolutely patent disorders -
orders for which mOl'e than mind treat.
ment Is neces mry if a cure Is to be , ,
effected , A dislocated hip or shouHer ,
n brol\Cn nose or a bl'Olwn arm will be
turned over Instantl . to the surgeon ,
as the organic disease to the Ilhyslclan ,
_ 'fhe difference between Chl'lstian
] lsycholog ' aud Christian Science has
heen clearly set forth by Bishop Fal.
lows , "A true faith , " he said , "recog.
nlzes that God worl(8 In Innumerable
wa's to can'y out his purposes for the
welfare of man , The 1ll'lp that comes
from the slillled physlc\uns and the
use of uPllroprlate medlc. ncs Is just
as divine as If It came directly from
the source of all life into humal1 or.
ganlsm by pra 'er and faith and the
cmh'ancQ of so-called truth. "
And what BIshop Ii'allows has undor.
talwn in the west Dr. Worcester or
the lmmanuel ; churct , Doslon , Is do.
Ing and has been doing fOI' somothlng
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ever a ) 'ear now.
. : 'Te ! ! sehome , " says Dr. Worcester ,
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"was first suggested to me some 'ears
ago by Dr. Well' l\Utchell , namel ' , the
combining of the two greatest pow.
ers of modern limes-real religion and
genuine sclonce-In o I'd 01' to bring
them lo bear on n person at ono and
the same time.
"In this worl , we accept the Chris.
tlan religion as revealed In the New
Testament. With that we comblno
the best scientific help that Is obtain.
able In the n edlcal profession and Iii ,
abnormal 11S 'chology. "
'fo DrVorcester religion means
something \'ery real , and he believes
that the church should seek to bring It
to meet the vila I needs of manldnd.
In his conception of the duties of a
minister toward his fiock there Is
nothing of vagueness , nothing of aloof.
ness. '
. "It might bo aslwd , " he said , "what
we at Emmanuel 11.1'0 doing for people
that Is dlffo1ront from what eyery
faithful mlnlstcr tries to do.
"We have a method that most other
pastors have not used. I mean the
modern scientific method , which Is as I
much different from the Ol'dlnary pas.
tor's relation to his people as Is the
modern method of constructing a bat.
tleshlp 01' a high steel bulldfng from
the old one of maldng a canoe or a
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cottage. The medical profession Is beginning -
ginning to understand the v luo of a
sound Ilsychologlcal method and is
freely emplo 'lng It. And just as soon
as clerg 'men understand Its'aluo
they also w1l1 do so.
"The gl'eat defect in the church at
the present lime is that Ils relations
lo 1'1 people are too conventional , and
that It is satisfied with doing far too
little.
"It Is pOl'fectly absurd that churches
worth millions of dollars should be Idle
all the weel" while many people , need.
ing helll , I > USS hy onh' to find the doors
locled and bolted , and displaying an
l1ndertalter's sign te11lng them where
to go if lhe ' want to be burled. "
\Vorcester's main concern is not
with death and what lies beyond It.
Ho Is not 11. Baedel , r of the hereafter.
Life Is his province , the Hvlng his
study. And being not only a devout
minister. but 11. senslblo thinker , he has
placed his llOsltion as a helper to
manldnd on as practical a basis as
possible ,
It must be berne In mind that what
ralsos the worle done at Emmanuel far
alJove all similar worl ( in the past is
that the worlters are Imposing no new
dogmas on tholr patients , and that
they are comhlnlng their efforts with
sound sclentHlc helll , As far as the
actual method of treatment Is concerned -
cerned , It Includes nothing that Is
startling new.
It is hased on three agencies : Moral
ro-educatlon , waiting suggestion , and
h 'pnosls , 'fhls last , however , Is em.
lllo 'ed on1) ' In the h'eatment of small
groups of disorders , snch as alcohol.
Ism , fixed ltleas , etc" and then only
under from which he is suffering. Be.
sides , patients arc made to prn. . ' . Re.
lIglon Is made real to them , Faith ,
the underlying basis 0 ! the work at
Emmanuel , Is conatantl ' held up to
them.
An Interesting phase of the work Is
the treatment of childish wealmesses
and errors. Dr. Worcester and his as.
slstants ha\'e found that these can be
conected by slmllh" addressing chll.
dren when they are sound asleep In
beel at night , This cl\n best be done ,
according to him , hy an Intelligent
fathel' or mother , as a stranger's'olce
might awalwn und startle lhe child.
In this way the Emmanuel worl\Ors
have treated all sorls of childish
troubles with 111arl\Od success.
In tr 'lng la l\Cep their husbl1nd's
love many womeu neglect to Ill'eserve
theh' respect.
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TO MAKE THE F ARlVl
HOMEGROUNDS BEAUTIFUL I
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A LHlIe Plnnning end WorJt. 'Vlll Trnnsform the Mas , " ,
Uninviting Plnce.
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lJecauso of the permanene ) ' of hnb'
Itatlon on a farlll the greatest care
noolls to be taken in deciding upon
plnns for dwe11lngs , barns , lanes 11.111 ]
tree planting. UnlllO the town resl.
dent who Is here to-day and away to.
morrow the owner of a fl\l'm becomes
attached to his homo anll can look forward -
ward confidentl . to leaving It to his
sbns nnd grandsons aftm' him. 'rhe .
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An example of what may be done In planning the home grounds-not
a model to be followed In detail , but embodying come general prh\clples
that may be adopted.
slto for the house havlns been fixed
the other buildings will group themselves -
selves to the side or In the rear. It Is
not to be expected that In the first
few years after taking tll > 11. homo.
Btead the gardens , drlvewa 's , lawns
and sl11'ubbor ) ' shoulll be comilletod
In all their details , Indeed for best
results it is well that 1110st of this
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A Farm House Well Shel tered by Surrounding Trees.
The apace Immediately around the house Is clenr to allow circulation of the air.
1'ho view from the front of the house Is ullobstructed.
worle he done gradually thougll hav'l
Ing all the time a , tlxed plan In view. .
Land Is not so valuable that an acre !
or two can not be de\'oted to artificial I
adornment.
It Is the rule of life to provide first' '
for necessities , then for comforts und
finally for pleasll1'es , 1\1ost of our
country Is too new to permit of much
attention being given to landscape
gardening , The efforts of the people
have been dlrecled to the acquiring
of lands and buildings. 'fhe lllustra.
tlons given herewith are Intended to
offer suggestions for improving the
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FLEAS IN THE HOUSE
Although Heas pass all their adult
life 011 the animals attaclwd by thel11 ,
and are thu8 loosel ' termed parasites. .
In that stage , the early or lan'al
tages are passed in altogether different -
ent surroundings _ 'fhe female usually - :
ly lays Its eggs In the bed or lall' of
the anllnal that It Infests , and the
larvae that hatch fl'om them within :
two or three dars are , "e1'Y minute , I
white , wOl'm.1IIm cl'eatures , without i
eyes or legs , that \lve \ on dr ' animal i
Flet : : , ltrva : : : b , Its hetd : : : c , Its tall
end j enlarged.
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and vegetable matter of all kinds. The
excretory and fihed refuse matter In a
neglecled ltenncl 01' hex , or on ! l sleep.
Ing rug , offer Idelll conditions ; but a
llttle heap of moist sawdust. 01' even
the dust and dll't In the spaces he.
twoen 11001' boards , will 3nswer as
well , It usually tal\Cs about ten days
or two weeks for these lal'me to be ,
como full grown , and Ihen they spin
thin silken cocoons. In which the '
change to pupae. In loss than a weel < ,
uSlmll ' , the ' C011l11iete the ehanJl to
adults , ami thcso scem to be able to
reproduce without hlood food.
A3 ! the famll ' lwts are l > rlmarilr _ re-
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aPllcarance of the farm homo without
any cOllsllle1'l\ble expenso.
Slrnlght lines mill square lllots so
deslmblo In the lu 'ln out of Ilelds
are 110t the most lIeslrablo fOl' the
hOl11o grounds. Curved lines cspeclal.
I ) ' for the dl'lvowa 's tale away the
stiffness utili add 11uluraluess to the
scene. In the lllustmllon the doubll ) I
drlvoway In front 111ukes lee C0111111l.
catud a plnn for the ordinary fnrm.
A varlel ' ot lrees and shrubs should
be used around the house without hav.
Ing tl1em too close to allow free circulation -
culation of the 11.11' and n. vlow of the
roadwa ) ' In fl'ont. On the sldo of tIll ;
prevailing winds which wlll be west
01' south evergreens can bo used to
adVllntagc either In rows or In clumps.
'I'ho groups of shrubber ' ShOWll lu the
illustration are ] llaced so thut' thoY'
will screen the smaller buildings In
lhe rear. At K. Is a clump which hides
fl'om vi ow the stable and work ahop.
Prult trees may be used along with
trees that are strictly ornamental In
the space between the house and the
garden.
A perfect lawn Is ono of the most
attractive features of the home
grounds.Vlthout a 8weep of greon.
sward the beauty of trees and shrubs
Is lost to 11. great extent. 'rl1O labor
r eslabllshlng IL lfiwn Is not great
and the care required Is insignificant.
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sponslble for the Infeslatlon , they can
be made use of to reduce It , using the
Ill'eference of the fieas fOI' such ani.
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mals as the luro. First wfish the animal -
mal with carbolic sonp to destroy all
the Insects then infesting It-dogs J11'e
casler to wash than cats , and the latter -
ter ma ' be lhoroughly dusted with
fresh m'rethrum well rubbed Into the
fur Instead-then allow the animal to
run throughout the infested part of
the house for 24 hours ; wash 01' dust
again to deatroy the new Infeslatlon.
and continuo this until all the adults
have heen trapped and destroyed.
Meanwhile clean thoroughl ) ' all the In.
fested 1'OOI11S and remove every ac.
cumulation of organic matter that
ml ht IlOsslbly serve as breeding ) llnco
fOl' the larvae , 1'lool's should be
scruhhed 01' mopped , and then , after
they are dr ' . gnsollne Hhould bo run
Inlo even' crucIc between hoards and
under husehoards to lell ! larvae anll
pupae , In the Infesled laboratory len
gallons were usell In two dars , but
at the end of that tlmo there were
mighty few ficas left and no larvae
remained to provldo for a new SUPllly.
The flea larvae seem to' require un.
dlstrllhed conditions for their proper
development , hence they novel' multi.
pl ' greatly , It at nil , In rooms or
places that 11.1'0 frequently cleaned ,
swept or disturbed.
The bed , hex or other resting place
of the house dog or cat should bo
cleaned 01' shl\len out and exposed to
the unllght at least once In ten da 's ,
and bettel' once n weok.
I AvoId This Kind of Pall.-Tho - use
of the strainer In a pall where the dirt
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which falls Into the opening Is likelY
to he driven through by the Rucceed.
In ! ; sll'oams of milk Is not deslrnblo.
lt use tends to Increase the germ
content of the milk aud Injuru ita
leoovln quallly.
STILL HAD USE FOR BOOTS.
I < "flr's Newly.Acqulred TreAsure Put !
to Queer Use.
An nrmy omcer In chnrgo of n nn.
Uvo district In South Africa llresonted
to the 1(1\111' bo ' who acted ns his Ilnr.
tlcular servunt a pall' ot strong , heavl. .
ly nallCiI nl'ln ' boots.
'fho boy Was delighted wllh the girt ,
ntlll at once sat 'down und IH1t the I
1 > oots on. The ) ' were the \01' ) ' first
) lah' ho had ever hall In his 1IC0 , and
for sovornl da 's arterwnrd ho strut.
ted proudly ulmut the camll with
thom.
But nt the end or the week ho ap.
pem'ed ns usual with bare Coot and the
bools tied round his nee Ie.
"IloIlo I" said his maRler. "Why
don't 'ou wear 'our 1 > oolo 1 Arc they
I tc amnII fOl' ) 'ou1"
"Oh , no , sah , " relllled the Iafir ,
"thoy plenl ) ' big , Bel'ry nlco bools ,
sah , but no good for wal1dng or run.
nlng. lIalw1111 fel1ah too much slow ,
sah. Ieel > bools now for wear In
l.lCd.-Lomlon Answers.
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OVElt NINN l\rIMiION ( o. OO.OOOI .
1:10liD : 'JIlS YI'/\n. ' :
Salc ! ! I.cwis' SinRlo Bindcr ciRRI'S COt
'cnr 1007 more than , . . . . . . ' . . . . . .tI , OOOlO
Salca Cor 1000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8GtlOOOO
Oaln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 7'00,000
Qunllty brlng8 the busincM ,
He Certainly Cnn.
Mrs. Denham-You used to sa ,
that I WllS ) 'our lIfo.
Denham-Can't n man got Ured 01
lIfo ?
HELPFUL
ADVICE
You won't tell your family doctor
the whole story about your primto
illncss-you are too modcst. You
necd not beafrai < l to tell Mrs. Pink-
ham , at Lynn , MIlSS , the things ) 'OU :
could not explain to L lC doC'tor. Your
letter will be helcl ill the strictest con.
fidencc. From bel' vast correspond ,
ence witb sick women during the
past thirtr : years she may hl1vo
gained the very knowlcdge tilat will !
help yourcnso. 8uch letters as the following -
lowing , from grateful women , establish -
tablish beyond 11 doubt the powerof
L VDIA Ell P8NKlfAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
to conquer 1111 female diseases.
1\rs. \ Norman Rllu.rndt , of Allentown -
town , Pa. , writes :
"Ever since I WM sixteen yenrs of
age I had suffered from nn orglLnle derangement -
rangement and femnle wcnlcneBB ; in
consequence I hnd' ' drcndful hendnehes
nnd wns extremely nervous. My physl-
clnn said I must go through o.n opem.-
tion to get well. A friend told mo
about Lydia. E. llnlcham'a Vegotnble
Compound , nnd I toolc itnnd wrote yon
for ndvice , following your directions
carefully , nnd thall1es to you I am today -
day n weU woman. nnd I nm telling
nU my friends of my experience. "
FACTS FOR SICI ( WOMEN. ,
For thirty years J ydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound , made
from roots and herbs , has been the
slandard remedy for female ills
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements , inflammation , ulceration -
tion , fibroid tumors , irregularities ,
periodic pains , baclmche , that bcar-
lIlg-down fecling , 1latulcncy , indigestion -
tion , dizzinessor nervous pros tration.
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SiCK HEADAOHE
" Positively cured by
CARTERS these Little lUls.
They nlso relieve Dis.
In-LE IressCrOIIl Dys\lepslaIII'
dlgelltlou nd 'foo
Henrty
U V E R Entillg. A } ) erCect rem.
edy Cor Dizziness , 1'111'
PI LLS. Hea , Drowalness , Hud
Taste In the 3Iolllh , Coat.
e.1 ' 1'011 If II 0 , Pain III tha
SI.le , 'fOIWID LI\'Im.
i'hey regulate tuo noweb. l > uroly'eget.blc ,
SMAll Pill. SMAll DOSE. SMAll PRICE.
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GARTERS
Fac.Simile Signature
aVER d.
PillS. /
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
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RANCH liFE IN THE WEST
SUIl J'hmty nt ChIUlt'cIJ tf ) Oct JUt'h uml
60curo Jrrt.c JIolUo8.-Unuk of 100
\'Iows nllil 1'Iul' I"roo.
A new book has h.'cn pUbllshod dnscrlblnlr ranch
lito III the wo t. 'l'hcrols an enormous delUund tor
th" vululllo-lmIY.lJvory ody WUlIIs II , lIeu,18 Ilk"
IIclioll , fl'l abwlulolyrill' . ltdebCrlbos bill ranchos ,
10115 how turlUonunol runchnwlI arouwu8slnll hlllll )
turlunl'sund shows how 110wcIUzenslUaydu IIkO\fhe ,
'fill ) buok IIlvlts Ihn Iwvemrnenl lIull. nnd 1/1111111J (
laws."sh und IIBWO " willi a 11110 I'ounl )
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IIIUII ot Colorudu. Cunla n8100 lhntu'/'l1ravlnlrs ut
tarm nnd runch vlows , cowboy lite , UIC , J3dl : ou.
co-I 11,000 to III.'IUl' .
'l'hll buok Is t1'o1o you wnnt Ii ? To Introduce
our hilt IlIuslrnlu < t w05\frl1 ! t"wllYI/I lruzlnll ( calab.
II hod I\IJI \ ( ; ) WII will 8onol yuu the buvo dc ! > Crlbed
mnch book nnd ou r ta lUoliS/IlunlhlT l/Ial1lul pua w hulo
ynar , ul1 tor uniT 3Oe. cash or J > otrl < llIo 81UIIII' ' ' ' Ulub9
uf 8111111 8 bn"kl , 70. : , 6 tor II , .Mupc ) back It not
tunr. . Ihan 1.learl'd , Our tuOKlulp" Irlnts vlowlI ot
' , lorlo9l1t u'lIlurn ulld KkelchCII
hl'nnory and tolh
, ,11 ul"ut the w.'II , AelllIlck. ! . . . .n'IIOIIay. Addrt'ss ,
Hanclt J.lCo : lh'Kazlnu , 1l1ock UJ , Voltvur. CoIOllldO ,
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DEFilaDE STARCH mOLL ; { I
I NOT UENE Y KNOWN.
A girl Il\1pll In the Now 8hOrchnm
( London ) school ha9 heithcr been nb.
Bent nor tarllY In eight ) 'enrs.
Pitch plno , which hn9 been cons 111-
tired almost worthless , Is now In do.
I nllmll for crnnberry barrols.
All the revolvers ta1en from prisoners -
ers nt P01'tlllIIlI , Ore" were molted up
I nnd mndo Into 1I.ItO'O for the lollco
stnHon.
The UnltOlI 8tn.te9 owns nnd main-
tnlns national cemetery at Snn
CosUle , near the Clt ) . of Mexico.
TEXAS FARMS.
For Sale or Exchange Cor Eastern
Nobraslm or WCHlern Iowa l arms ,
36GG acres Brazes Val1ey land In Hay.
lor county ; Northern Toxl1.t , suhdlvlded
Into 160 nero trncl8. strong , rich
11011. Suitable for winter wheat , oats ,
corn , cotton and alfalfa. All 1lnlls of
vegetables nnd 'frult. ' Sumclont tlm.
bor fOl' fonclng nnd fire wood. Abun.
llant ralnfnll. Healthrul climate.
Nelood / counly Beat town of 3,000
poollle. li'or further Informntlon call
ou or wrlle , P. A. I leld , Hoom 686
New 13rn.l1Ilels . DhJg. , Omaha , Neb.
Rothesay Wedding Dowry.
, There are only three I\Pllllemts h19
) 'ear for the Hothesny woddlng dowr ) ' ,
for which the Il\to Ull1.l'quesB of Duto
left a sum of .c 1,000 , the Interest of
which Is to bo given nnnually b ) ' the
Illnglstrates of the town to SOUIO do-
Grvlng bride.
It may bo that lho Scotllsh ! rlsseR ,
shrlnlt from the ordenl of having the
first 11 verses of the second chnpter
of St. , Tohn's gospel read to them hy
the magistrate , which Is ono of the
cndIUons.
YOUR EYES
Don't trult 'our J
o'ell to tl'l\Yclln
opticIan" or pacle
pell larll. 'Vc are the ( lillest II1nnuCactur-
InA' olltlclnllH III the slllcI'llId our own
Il'IIRoR-lI1n\eo \ our own frnmNI , COllllultn-
tloll frl'c. Olnssli'l IIUell , $1.00 UP. Hute-
Ion Optical Co" I xclush'o OpUclnnll. : : n3
Bo , 16th St , . Omaho. Factor'y on prcm-
Iscs. 'Yholeenlo nnd Retnll.
A morning fog usual ! ) ' clears away
before noon ; I\n afternoon fo ! ; has sot
In for the da ' .
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Omaha Directory
NEBRASKA-IOWA ! N :
Do a General Grain Business
' 1'orl11lnnl ele\'alor at Omaha. 'Vo
"oUclt cOIlHlgnmcnls : we buy gl'aln :
we sell corn tofeellers ; we lroll seOll
oatH : ' wo soli cholco milling whent.
Write , wire or phone us.
H IDES NDEFlrRS
W..nt :0,000 Mn.krat. anl 1,000 mink d nnc. . . No , '
111rIC0 1t..1. . 111-2 < 1 < . J\l1 7" , No , t MIllie , I" , " " ' .7 ,
Wrlto tor prleo lI.t nil IIl1le. 111111 fU" , "hl-.11 I. flO' "
rc"ly , 'r"K" " , "I fult InrOfltl"Unli cheerfully fllrul.holl.
D. B. MoDONALD HIDE & . FUR co.
Offlco end GI3 60 , 13tl1 Gtroot
Heruenc , , " , 0",111Nlllonal lank OMAUA
Cummerclal AlIl'tlo\ca Nobr.
6 % to 10 % INTEREST ON YOUR Mor EY
Tbat II . . .bat you can get by huylnlC
OMAHA REAL ESTATE
We h r m , e Jlm $1,000 to $50,000 ,
f""t " 0 will Lo 1)lu , . . < I to Ih. . " , 10U any tln.e , DOlhln"
l"fM. bl\l r or more substantia ! ,
HASTINGS Qlld H YDrzN
1'704 F:1rll m St. Omaho , Nobr.
ho\"e never tllsed
the
CIIAl\lrlON
SCREW CALIt
with IL nl.er ,
Diamond Stool
Center oil the wny thrott h , ) ' 011 IIIH'c nevcr
ttRCd tlto best Cnllc 011 th6 tltlu'ktt. Ask you& '
11111ck911tllh 10 show II 10 you.
SALE 1760 aorca , solid llod ) ' or
FOR Innd , Improvtd , central
Nobrnllkn ; $23,00 IIer ncre ,
FOR SALE :112 : ncres. well Impro\'ed.
onh' three miles from
touth : Omaha ; $90.00 PCI' ncro.
Corner lot , two houscs on ,
FOR SALE
huslness HtrtJel , Oml\llI\ .
Bnrllin. / . Price $6,100.00. ; Uentnl $600,00
per year.
AddrcalJ JOHN L. McCAGUE. Omaha.
OMAHA TENT & AWNING COt
Tents , Awnings , elc. I.arjteltt : west or
Chllago , 'Vrllo Cor prlccs allll estimatcJ
before bu'lnC' . Cor. lIth and Hnrney StB.
Do You Drink Coffee
Wby put the cheap , r .nk. bltleNlllyor..1 colfro In
yourltom..cb "hon pure GERMAN-AMERICAN
COFFEE co. I. no morel l .1lltolibATlnltlt. Your
grocer lella It or CAD get It.
Oil UEAl Cotton Seed Meal , Tan-
In
koso and Alfalfa Feeds
J. u. CONRAD , 1U,1 : : Om..h" Onln 1.CIIIIPII'O ,
} ; It"Lllohed 1&8'Ton aDd c..r 10..110 , Conolglllllcnc.
1I1'lL1" IIbllcHe ! ! , lcrnbor Omah" Orllln Jlcb"no ; ,
When In OMAHA Stop at the
ILER GRAND HOTEL
Good RoomG $1.00 per Day
rl100D at RODsollablo Prlcos ,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES APP r.gtus :
RAILWAY , STEAM AND GENERAL.
SUPPLIES
JOSEPH R , lEHMER , 1218 Farnam , Omaha ,
J.nr\cststocl ( Iu Ihc"'c'It
MONUMENTS Monlello Granite a hl ecl.
, all.A IIlcUorhlj ! ' dOne by
IHll'tllIHttiC InDIA. } lrst.cJas " " < Irk allli InWl'Kt
prices. CllrrespnlldclICn sollcllcd. cilvu us a call.
J , F. ELOOM & . COMPANY , 1B15.len fARHU ! ST" OMAHA ,
SHiP dll : ! DIRECT
} ' ' 'rllIIN . ! CIOn , . , . . . ' . ' 11 lu 'I J" car 1. > 1 .hlppIUj ! thvlr own
1.1" In UI for . . .10 , ( . \ , L. III" II , l1"nlolI.icb" . . F"v..1 .
.lbO on Clno c"r of buh'y , > Wrlle tOlI"y for .lIhll'l" ' . . . '
Ouhlu" wllh tull dlrt'cOvnl , AII're. . . F ormors' Grilin
Co. 7812 ' Brondlos Ulda. , Omaha , Nob.
J > rs. lJaUoy & : l\I&t'h. 'l'hc
lid "oor. I'uxlon DENTISTS
&Mt ! LI Uiki : , . On 1
! ! Is. , O\lA IIA. Nr.n , 110st rquhl > f'f1
JlmtAl onlcn In Ihll Mlddlo WCIl , 1.olllsI uptlUances.
UIKh Il'ILdollenU.lry , 1I048onllblo I.rlccs.
HAY AfJD GRAIN NEB"ASU HAY AND GRAIN CD.
, 707-9 Brandlos' Bldg.
Omaha. E. A , Nordltroul , M uI3 'or. 'Phono
orTlro UI , Members Omnlta Grain Exchange.
Carload Conllonmentc Our SpecIalty.
DO'N'T - YOUR FDa : " WITH EYES
By having them experimented on bv trnv-
ellnfulterll. . Come to us for Free Examl.
nation. H , J. PENFOLD & . CO. , Lcndlni :
Sclentll1c Opticians , HOS Farnam.Omuhu. .
If In Doubt , Buy A
JOHN DEERE
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