Notice for Iloaring ClaimB
In tho county court of Norniilui county, Ncli.
In the imater of tho untitle of Hcyinour
Howe ,lileeoiiNCl.
Nottco Ih hereby ulvon that, the court hnn
mode nti order limiting the tliiiu for credit
orH b fllo claims nimltiHt said d!ceHnd to Mx
mouthy from tho '."At tiny or Auiim, lout hiiiI
Hint AumiHtlrt. November III, HhU, unit Febru
ary 2t, 1006, nl 10 o'clock u. in. ot ench day, at
tho oltlco of tho county Judo f Nemiilni
county, NuhtHRK , In Auburn, Nebraska, has
been fixed by trio court us tho union and
lilaeo when mid whore hII ptTtoiiM wio have
claims and deliiaiidH allium mild decefHcd
tin ImvoMie hiiiiic examined, iidjunted and
id lowed, and all clnlinn not presented b the
I nut mentioned date will he lorever burred,
by ah order of the court.
Dated .luly 18, 1904.
.1. !t. MoUAUTY, County .Indo
Notico for Hoaring Claims
In the county court of Nomnha county, Neb.
,n the mutter of the chIiiIo of David Carroll,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby (riven that tho court Iiun
imide an order lltnltlnu the t lino tor ered tor
to file claim alumni kuIiI deceiiNed to lx
moiilliR iroiu the?3rd day of AunuKt, ltu'4, ano
tint Auguxt nnd November 23, 1001, and
February 21. ltK., ut 10 o'clock a. in. of each
dny, at tiinofnco of the county Judiio of Nemn
ha county, Nebraska, In Auburn, Nebraska,
him been llxed v the court rh the tlmon and
place when nnd while nil perpotm who have
chiliiiN and dcnandH aualiiKt kuIiI doceaxed
can havothe mhiic examined, itdjtiHted and
allowed, and nil claim not jiimentod bv the
hint mentioned date will be forever burred, by
an order ol the court.
Dated July 1H, 1001.
J. 8. McCAKTY, County .Indue.
Notice for Hearing Claim.
In tho county court ot Nemaha county, Nchr.
In tho matter ol the Kstate of Cliristophc
Nelck, decenned.
Notice lii hereby itlven that the court lni
made an order limiting the time for creditor
to lllo cluliDH affiiliiHt wild deceived to hU
moutliH Iroin the .11 Ht dny of All-out, 1001,
and that AtigUKtal and December 1, 1001,
and March 2, 1005, at ten o'clock a in. of each
day at the oflJco of the county Judge of Ne.
ma in county, Nebrnnkn, In Auburn, Nebran
ku, Iiiih been fixed bv tho court an the tltncn
and placo when and where all persons who
luivo claims and demands amount ho Id de
cenu'd can huvo the name examined, adjimt
t'd and allowed, and all ol a Iiiih not presented
ij the hint mentioned dato will bo forever
barred, by an order of tho court.
Dated July '23. 1001.
J. 8. McCaiitv, County Judge.
U TIME TABLE
Lincoln Denver
3mhu 2-Iolmu
Chioiiuo 33titt
t. .ToMoph alt Li ilea City
linHB City PorUml
t. XjouIh nnd nil Snn P'rnnoiHOo
PolntH Junt and -A.nd nil IJoint
ontli West
TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLOWS.
No, 07 PiiHHongor, dully exceptBun
dav, for TccuiiihcIi, Ileal rice,
Holdrege and all points went 0:10 am
No. 08 PoMNenger, dally oxcontHun
day, for NebniHka City. Chicago
and all points north and earn liOOp m
No, 110 Local freight, dally except
Holiday, lor AIcIiIdoii and Inter
mediate stntloiiH 7:00 p ni
No. 112 Local trelghl, dally excopt
Monday, for MobraHka Chy and
Intermediate HtntlonH i 2:00 a in
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair earn
seutH free on through tralnn. Tloketa sold
and baggae checked to any point In the
United States or Cuiindii.
, For Information, inapH, time tableland
tickets call on or write to V, E. Wheeldon,
agent, or J, Frnnctu, Ueneral Passenger
Agent, Omaha, Neb.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
nnd Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
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your linen it is
evidence of kid
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frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back Is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to Do.
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often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
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wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
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during the day, and to get up many times
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If you need a medicine you should have the
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You may have a sample bottle of this
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET
l'or President
TH KODOHE UOOHEVEl.T.
Kor Vice-President
CHAIILKH W, KAIRI1ANK8.
STATE TICKET
For United Btaten .Senator
KLMICIt J. KUItKK'lT
Kor Presidential Electors
K. A HAKTON
A. O. SMITH
A. C. AllllOTT
T. I.. MOHVAL
W. P. II ALL
M. A. HHOWN
11. II. WILSON
J. C. ItOHINBON
For Governor
J. H. MICKEY.
Kor Lieut. Governor
10. G. M 'GILTON
For Hec'y ofBtate
A. GALUBHA
For Auditor
E. M.BUAHLK, Jit.
For Treasurer
PKTKK MOKTKNBBN
For Superintendent
J. L. M'HHIHN
For Attorney General
NOIUUM llltOWN
For Land Commissioner
11. M. KATON
There la good prospect of an early
front.
Mm. E. S. McCantlleHB of Tlmrimin,
own. in veiling her mother, Mra. II.
Oitrao, for a few days.
Wm. Klack of Auburn was arreated
Saturday niglit, charged with adultery,
and liaa bten in jail since.
hiko the wagonette when in Ans
burn If you want to fro to any part of
the city. John MoElhaney prop.
Mifla Diim Morton returned from St.
Louiu hiHt Saturday. Shu ia attending
the touchers institute at Auburn this
week .
Geo. V. Meal came down from the
aoldiei'a home at Milford, Nebr.. on
Wednesday to attend the picnic and
viait old friends.
A. Galuaha of Red Cloud, Nebr , res
publican candidate tor secretary of
tate, waa in Nemaha a few houra
Thursday afternoon
Peter Muntz came in from Alliance,
Nebr., Wednesday and will viait here
for awhile Hla health ia inuuh l etter
than wlitn he left here
Cabbage
I have an acre of cabbage marketable
early in September Price low, deliv
ered or in field Drop me a card if in
tereBted. A. Hucii, Shubert, Neb.
Some boys recently tore up the walks
around tne houne on the Seymour
Howe farm on the Nemaha, while
searching for llahworma. If such mias
chief is repeated tho purties will be
irosei utcd.
The Lincoln Daily Star's great cam
paigu offer will enable you to got Hint
paper until Nov. 15, for only 50 cents.
The Star ia the heat eveninu dnilv in
i ' r
Nebraska. Send in your order to the
Daily btar, Lincoln, Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Rhodes of tst.
Joe are visiting old trlendB in Nemaha.
litlly looks about the same as when he
was in tho barber business in Nemaha.
Ho linda many improvements since he
waa hero eight years ago.
J. II Veedet, who waa principal of
the Nomaha schoola from 18H2 to 181K1,
waa Blinking lunula with frienda and
former pupils Thursday and Friday.
Mr. Veeder is now principal of schools
ai Tobias, Nebr. During the vacation
he travela for a school book publishing
company.
How's hlo?
Wo otlbr Ono Hundred DollorM Howard for
any cuko of Catarrh that cannot ou cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. OHKN12Y ,fc CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, tho undersigned, have known F. J.
Choney for tho last 16 yearn, and heliovo him
perfectly honorable In all business tiansar
tlonstuid llnnnclnlly at-lo to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
WaMIING, KlNNAN it MAIIVIN,
Wholesale DrugKlKtH, Toledo, O.
Hall's atarrh Curo Is taken Internally,
notliiB dtlrectly upon the tilood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
tree. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
driiBBUts.
Take IIpII's Family PIIIh for constipation.
Old Settlers Picnic
A Big Crowd and a
Great Success
Tho fourteenth animal reunion and
picnic ot the Nemaha County Old Sets
tiers association waa a groat success in
every respect. Tho attendance was
large, the speeches wore fine, there
waa good music and plenty of it, the
day waa nice and cool, and everybody
was feeling good.
In the morning the sky was overcaBt
with clouds and there waa every aps
poarance of rain. Thla undoubtedly
kept many from attending. But it did
not rain, although it was cloudy all
day. The people gathered from far
ami near and put in tho day visiting
and having a good time. Little at
tention waa paid to the program.
Before dinner the only proftrara giv
en waa band music and a free acrobatic
performance. After dinner there was
a short band concert, recitations by
Mias Florence Minick, and addresses
by Hon. H. U Hanks, Hon. Norris
Brown, Hon. W. B. Price and Hon. J
L. McBrlen. All the addreaBes were
good and appropriate to the occasion
but could bo heard by comparativel)
few on account of the continuous talk
ing near the aland.
There were people preaent from all
parts of the state, and from Iowa. Mis
aouri. Kansas, Oklahoma and other
placet1.
The stands did a fair business but
not anything like they would have
done if the day had been warmer.
The Methodist ladies took in $08 at
their stand, selling ice cream, lemonade
ami sand wichen.
The game of base ball between thv
Omaha Originals and the tit. Joo Unci'
attracted a big crowd, The Goetz'
put up a very poor game both in th-
forenoon and afternoon. They are
greatly outclassed by the Originals
The purse waa 8175, the winnera tak
ing 00 per cent. The receipts were
S220. The score in the forenoon was
21 to 0 and in the afternoon 8 to notlis
ing in favor of the Otiginals. The bal
association did not take in q'lite
enough to pay expensec
The footrace for,a purse of $10 war
won bv a fellow named BM1, from
Smithfltdd, Iowa.
Walter Hadiock made a tine president
of the day.
The park was in fine condition and
elicited praise from all visitDrs.
We heard only words of praise from
all who were here. It was the most
successful picnic in every respect that
we ever had.
The picnic grows in interest every
year.
There waa no disturbance on the
grounds, and everthing parsed oil' very
quietly and peacefti'ly.
Night was Her Terror.
MI would cough nearly all night,"
writes Mrs. Obas. Applegate, of Alex
andria, Ind., "and could hardly get any
sleep. I bad consumption so had that
if I walked a block I would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but when
all other medicines failed, three $1 00
bottles of Dr. King'a New Discovery
wholly cured me, and I Rained 58
pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed
to euro Coughs, Colds, La Grippe
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
rouotes. Prico 50c and Si. 00. Trial
bottle free at Keclinir's drug store.
Brutally Tortured
A case came to light that for per
sistent and unmerciful torture bas
perhaps never been equalled, doe Golo
bick. of Colusa, Cal., writes: "For 15
years I endured insuffpiable pain from
Rheumatism and nothing relieved me,
though I tried everything known. I
camo across Electric Bitters, and it's
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. A few bottles of it complete
ly relieved and cured me " .lust as
good for Liver and Kidney Troubles
and general debility. Only 50c. Sat
isfaction guaranteed bj Keeling, drug
gist. Will Ouro Consumption
A A Horran of Finch, Ark.
writes, "Foley's Honey and Tar is the
boat preparation for coughs, colds and
lung trouble. I knowthnt It has cur
ed consumption in the first stage.
M T Hill.
Last spring J. J. Alexander bought
a dime's worth of onion beed which he
planted on a piece of ground 10x3;)
feet. He pulled the onions this week
gutting twelve bushels of fine large
onions. Who can beat that yield ?
Ono featuro that bas made the Lins
coin Dally Star deservedly popular is
the great Saturday Star, prepared ea
pecially for Sunday reading. It cons
tains from 12 to 24 pages. The great
campaign serial, The Grafters," dias
just commenced. You can have the
Daily Star sent you until Nov. 15,
which includes tho big Saturday paper,
fer only 50 cents. Send us your order
todHy. Address. Dally Star, Lincoln
Neb.
The f usionists are doing considerab'e
talking about the republican extraviw
ganco in the state, and call attention to
the large approoriations made by the
legislature after the republicans got
nto power. But they fail to state
that the republicans bad to make an
tpproprintion of 9182,735,07 to make
good a deficiency created by the fusion-
istB. 6118.200.00 was required to re
build the penitentiary. $55 000.00 was
for an addition to the Hustings itiBiino
iBylum. Other extraordinary exi
pen sea amounted to 222,137.75.
The great presidential campaign is
now well under way, and everyone is
interested in the events which will uc
cur miring tne (next tnree montns
Now is the time to subscribe for a
daly paper. The Lincoln Daily Star
will be ;BtMit until Nov. 15 for only 50
cents. Tbo Daily Star ia easily the
greatest and best evening paper in Ne
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a every department. The Star pub
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Daily Star, Lincoln, Nebr.
The late lamented democratic coiih
veniiou increased tho fund of humor
in this reeling globe by condemning
Governor Mickey for "refusing to sign
the bill which provided for tlis erects
ton of a statue of Air iham Lincoln on
the capitol grounds" This was the
one othcial act ot the Governor which
the great and growling exponents ol
reform" saw tit to criticixe.
Aud the joke of it is that at the time
when that bill was presented to the
Governor for approval he sighed it
quickly and cheerfully aud the only
reason why the statue is not under con
struction today is that the otlicera ol
the senate and house neglected to
atlix their signatures, an umissiou
which delays but cannot defeat the
project.
The fact that the only sin of Gover
nor Mickey to which the convention
could attract attention was not his sin
at all proves rather conclusively thai
he is a very satisfactory otlicial.
Working Night and Day.
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A lie busiest ano tuigiitiest liti le thing
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energy ,.brolrtt4ig, into mental power.
They're wahderful in building up the
health. OiftV 25c per box. Sold by
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A startling incident is narrated by
JohnOliver of Philadelphia, as follows
"I waa in an awful condition. My
skin was almost yeilow, eos sunken
tongue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite, growing weak
er day by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Then I was advised to
take Electric Bitters; to my great joy
the tirst bottle made a decided i in
provenifnt. 1 continued their use for
three weeks, and am now a well man.
I know they robbed the gravo ot
another victim." No one should fall
to try them. Only 50c, guaranteed at
Keeling's drug store.
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Srudy the child and discover where
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Theodore Birna, Honorary president
of the nationaHcongress of mothers
discusaing the choice of occupation mi
the September Delineator, Mra
Starcey very warmly advocate3 a kind
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in tho trend of the child's play. It
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sure index to his vocatton. The plij)V
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author says, if parents gve to the
caretul study of their children one
ball the earnest thought that they be
stow on matters of comparatively no
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round pega in square holes, and vice
versa.
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failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
me. Equally good for hnrus ud a'l
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