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W. W. SANDKKSpubHBlier.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, iflnu
MlBHourl la after a j.frce or ground
euppoaed to belong to Nemaha county,
Neb. Wliatever may be said of the
merits of the claim, It must ho ad mil
ted that Missouri knows a good thing
when it sees It. Oinulin Bee.
According to the court calendar re
cently promulgated by the judges of
this judicial district, terms of court In
the several counties will bo held dur
ing 1(100 ih follows: Gago county,
M rch ft, May 14. September 17; Jof
ferson county, January 20, May 7, No
v.'tnlicr 26; .Johnson county, March 12,
May 21. September 17; Nemaha county
February 20, .luno 4. November 12;
L'awnoe county, April 2, June 11, Noi
vemher 20: K chardson county, Jan
uary 20, May 7, October 8.
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Washington, Jan., 15 Director
of the GciiHtts Merriam suggests to iho
agriculturists of (he conn ry that they
use some of their Hprtie lime between
now and June next In thoroughly pro.
p.irlng ihetnRi'lvi'S to answer promptly
ii'id accurately Mi qtiestioiiH relative
lo tin' acreage, qimutity and value of
nil f.irui product.", nnimal and vpgptii
hli ; the oi st of fortlllxizers and farm
liiliir and in Hi't all the items of farm
operations fur tlii calendar year 1800.
which I ho rciiHii" enumerators aro hy
law compelled to iiic riiiln This, ho
HavH. will ii'-iiilt In a full and accurate
consus.
A Falls City hart't'r would like to
hear tro u some harber in Nebraska
who has been benefited by the new
barber law. If ho will address the
artists who have been appointed as an
examining board, he will probably find
the fellow ho Is looking alter. Asa
matter of fact the law is one of them
damphoel attempts to improve tho
condition of some individual or class
by legislative enactment. The same
barber also complain at the growing
ciiMlnin of shaving necks. For this,
the bin hers themselves aro to blame.
It Is only of very recent years that
men had their necks shaved every
week, and the barbers in their rivalry
have Introduced the custom. Tho law
like all other protective measures, is a
fraud. It is too much like tho ethical
disease among doctors, that prohibits
their advertising, but stimulates their
appetites for free pulls. Beatrice
Democrat.
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Tho St. Louis Globu-Democrat Is
umiuostionably one of tho greatest of
American Nowspapers. It has corres
pondents overy where and covers every
Held of News, foreign and domestic.
It is utrictly republican in politics, but
is abovo all, a Nowspnpor, and ought
to bo In every homo during the im
portant presidential camprigu of 1000.
The price my mail, Daily, Including
Sunday, in Six Dollars per year. Dally
wilhout Sunday, four dollars per year.
Sunday only, two dollurs per year.
Weekly issued in semi-weekloy sec
tions, ono dollar por year Tho latter
edition la n big semi-weekly paper, nN
most equal to tho average daily at the
price of tho averngo wK'kley. It not
only gives all tho nows, but also a
great variety of interesting and in
structlvo reading matter for ovary
member of tho family Writo for freo
sample copies to tho Globo Printing
Co,, St. Louis. Mo,
START THE YEAR RIGHT.
By this wo mean that if you aro not
already a subscriber to Tho Nebraska
Stato Journal you should become ono
at once. Tho Journal is Nebraska's
old reliable. Doing published at the
atato capital It prints more news of
intorest to NehnHkaim than any
other paper in tho stato. Many of its
patrons liavo been subscribers for over
n quarter of a century. The Journal
lias built up a tremendous business by
its push and energy and the paper
stands at tho head of the column. Kb
dally and Sunday issues not only con
tain all tho current news of tho world,
hut are tilled with special features,
Tho StnnMVuokly Journal, which by
many Is called "tho fannora' dully,"
gives 104 papers a year lor 81.00 and
i i ono of tho greatest bargains ever
otforo'l readers. Tho year WOO will bo
it record-broaker wktli The Journal, as
1600 has been. Join tho urmy of
readers for tho coming presidential
' campaign,
Iterneniuer that tno Hun. Silas A
Holcomb whs a peculiarly strong can
dictate, Ills mnjoilty was large in
part at lfa.it on account of his personal
popularity. Too vote for regents,
where none of the candidates were,
especially well known, shown more
accurately the actual majority of the
reform forces in this stato. The aver
ago majority of the fusion candidates
for regent over the republican candi
dates was only 0,200 Keep this In
mind. Do not bo over conlldont. Get
Into the fight and stay In until the last'
vole Is counted on November 0 Na
braska Independent (pop)
This is worth remembering by re
publicans as well as by populists. If
the average majority of the fusion can
didates for regent over the republican
candidates at the last stato election in
Nebraska was only 0,200 the requbli-
cans have only that number of votes
to overcome in the next campaign in
etead of tho 15,000 rnajirity by which
tho popocrats boast carrying tho state
for Holcomb.
If the fusionlsts havo no reason to
bo overconfident tho republicaiiH cers
talnly havo good grounds for basing
their expectations of redeeming tho
state, providing ou aggressive nnd bvss
tematlc battle is waged under standard
bearers who aro clean and competent
nnd can count on the support not only
of tho rank and file of there own party,
but oho of intelligent voters of inde
pendent proclivities.
With this reminder it ought not to
bo noces'iiry to call upon all lojal re
publicans to set into the fight and stay
In until the last vote is counted, No
vember (!, next. Omaha Bee.
All our farmer readers should take
advantage of tho unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which
includes with this p.iper The Iowa
Homestead, its Special Farmers' Insti
tute editions, The Poultry Farmer, and
Tho Farmers' Mutual Insurance Jour
nal, These four publications aro the
best of their class and should bo in
overy farm homo. To them we add
for local, county and general news our
own paper and mako tho p'rico for the
llvo for ono year $1.35. Never befoio
was so much superior reading matter
ottered for so small an amount of
money, Tho four papers named which
we club with our ov n are well known
throughout tho west and commend
themselves to tho reader's favorable
attention upon mere meutiou. The
Homestead is the great agricultural
and llvo stock paper of tho west. The
Poultry Farmer is tho most practical
poultry paper for the farmer published
in tho country; Tho Farmers' Mutual
Insurance Journal is ttio special advo
cate of furmeis' co-oporativo associa
lions, and the Special Fanners' Insti
tute editions aro tho most practical
publications for the promotion of good
farming over published. Tako advant
ago of this great offer.
A Suro Sign of Group.
Hoarseness in a child thai is subject
to croup is a sure indication of tht
approach of the disease. If Ctiambo'
lain's Cough Remedy Is given as soon
118 the child becomes hoarue, or even
after tho croupy cough has appeared,
it will prevent tho attack. Main
mothers who have croupy children al
ways keep this remedy at hand and
Hud that it saves them much trouble
and worry. It can always be depend
ed mn and is plo.is.iut to take. F r
sale by K -cling
I)r W Wlxon, Italy Hill. N Y. sas:
I heartily rocommeudOnuMiuuteCough
Curo It gave my wile immediato re
lief In suffocating asthma." 1'leasaiit
to take; never falls to quickly cure nl.
coughs.colds, throat and lung troubles
Keeling.
Rd Hot from tho Gun
Wna the hull tlml hit U i Stwidmun of
Nownrk, Mich, in tho civil war. It
ciinseri hurrihln ulcers that no treat
ment helped forilO yeara. Then Uuk
Ioii'h Arnica tjnlvo cuied hun. Unies
cntsi. hruihHB, hnrin, hollsi fi'hmH.corna
Hkin erntini8 iieat pile cure on urn ih
U:c a hox. Cnrn uiitiitintced . Sold bv
Keeling, druggiBt.
A Lifo and Death Figlit
Mr V A lllnes ot Manchester, In.,
writing of hh nlinost miraculous oh
capo from death, "lixposnie aftor moan
lea induced aorloua lung irouh'e, which
ended In Consumption. I hud fi t-quont
hemorrhages and coughed niglu and
day.' All my doetois nald I inusi. soon
uio Then 1 began to uho l)r KiugV
New Discovery lor Consumption,
which completely cured mo I wciuld
not ho without it oven If it cost fjft.OO
a bottle, llundieds havo used It ou in
reoomineiKliiiion and all say it nove'i
falls to curo Throat, Chest 'and Uxmv
trotihluti " Ueguhir size r0i! and 1 on
Trial bottles fieo at Keellng'a Drug
Stoio.
How Is It Don ?
The remarkable suc
cess attending the work
of Prof. Theo Kharas,
of Nebraska City, has
caused the thinking
class of people to ask
"How is it done?" The
method is easily ex
plained to these who
wlu ,ay asidc 0,d prejudiced notions long
cnough to send for literature explaining it
The Kharas Method of Magnetic
Healing.
appeals most to educated, thinking peo
ple. The ignorant and superstitious are
afraid to investigate any new science.
Prof. Kharas cures all curable and many
so-called incurable diseases without the
use of drugs or surgery. He also possess
es the wonderful ability to cure certain
(ijSC(cs at any distance, without ever
seeing the patient. This is what lie calls
the "Absent Method." Many almost
miraculous cures have hecn made, and
by writing you can get a long hbt of testi
monials and sworn statements by promi
nent people who have been restored to
health by this means. Recorder of deed
Chas. C. Brandt, Nebraska City, had lost
entire use ot right hand and arm hy
paralysis,; other methods f.iiled and lie
could'nt work. Prof. Klnras treated him
and he went to work in fjur days, and in
six days he was entirely cured. Mr. Jas
McCain of Council Bluffs, la. had lost tlic
use of both lower limbs; in three days he
could walk, and cured in less than two
weeks. Editor Brovn of the Nebraska
City Daily and Weekly Press says; ''IU
(Kharas) undoubtedly docs a great deal
of good, and personally cannot think him
enough; mv rheumatism is all gone, and
my eye, where burned, does not trouble
me any more." " Mrs. N. Brusha. a
prominent Nebraska City lady w.is cured
of nervous prostration often ye.irs stand
ing when other doctors said she could
never be even helped. Miss May Dun
can, Nebraska City, could not turn in bed
so badly was she afflicted with infi.una
tory rheumatism for several weeks.
Three treatments by Miss Worm an (Ma
tron of the Ncbraskt Magnetic Infirmary)
cured her entirely. Mr. F. L. Kelscy.
foreman of she Daily Press cured ot ner
vous headache of 1 1 years standing by
one treatment by Prof. Kharas. Friends
and relatives of Mrs. A. Sanquest of Ne
braska City, said she could not live an
hour, in 1 5 minutes she was relieved ol
pain, and in two days was able to beat
work; neuralgia of the stomach was her
trouble; she has since been sncce;sfully
treated for cancer of the breast by Prof.
Kharas.
The Nebraska School of Magnetism
and the Nebraska Magnetic Infirmary
are at Nebraska City. Branrh Infirmaries
are being located all over Nebraska and
Iowa.
Help Wanted
Several honest, conscicn ions men and
women to work in thes institutions at
splendid salaries. Write for information.
Its free. Prof. Theo Kh'iras. Supt.
Miss Emma Wounaii, Matron
Nebraska City, Neb.
Brunch office nt I'orn, Nob,
Mr. and Mi-h Gillot, Mmngors.
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