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Notice Tor Hen ring Claims. Iti ilio coniii.v com! nl Noniulm cniiiity, Ni'br, Id Ilio nmtlor of the lintiile of KoImjh A. .SlOlP, iiVVV IHt'll, Notlrt- U hereby izlvcn Mint the court lnis inii-ln mi order litnltliiK thi time fur eretlltniM 1o Ilio cIllMnn (IVmIiihI. miltl ile!eilHpil Id nx tnonttiH from Hie 2it ln.v of Decern her, 4 uiid Hint December 21, Miueh Is, IUu5, mid .lune 21, i!H5; at on o'clock n in. of cmi-h diiv nt the ofllco.ol i ho county JckIkh or Ne. inivin county, NolirnnKn, in Auunrii, NebniH ln, Iiiih iMieti II x Ml b Hit court un dm tlineH mid plum when nml when till pei-HoiiH who Imvi) clnlniH and ileinmiilH nmi'iiHt hiiIiI lt -iiuiiM'd c m hiu'o the Munu exnmlnoil, iidjiist. ed anil itllowi d. Mini nil chimin not (irpseiilod n.r ilmbim meiit oiiprl ilme will ho lorovor hut red. by mi irdei nftlin court. I nt ed November 1, KM. HKAI.J .1.8 McUaihy, County Jinluo. Take WINEor CARDIII at Home Are you sufferer? Has your doctor been uiuuc cessful? Wouldn't you prefer (o treat yourself AT HOME? Nearly 1.500,000 women hare bought Wine of Cardui from their drugguta and hare cured thomaelvea at home, of such troubles aa periodical, bearing down and ovarian paint, leucor rhoea, baxrennesa, nervousness, diuineas, nausea and despond ency, caused by female weakness. These are not easy cases. Wine of "Cardui cure when the doctor can't. Wine of Cardui does not irri tate the organs. Theroianopain in the treatment. It is a soothing tonic of healing herbs, free from strong and drastic drugs. It ia successful because it cures in a natural way. . Wine of Cardui can be bought from your druggist at $1.00 a bottle and you can begin this treatment today. Will you try it? ta etas requiring ipclal dlrecttont, ftddrM, giving irplosaa,Ttn Idlea' AArltorr rxpt-, TIm OhfttUBoaga Thousands Hare Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it. How To Flad Oat. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or set tling Indicates an unhealthy condi tion of the kid neys; If it stains your linen It Is evidence of kid ney trouble; too frequent desire to pass It or pain in til A l f ft. mIm tonvinclng proof that the kidneys and blad- A.M .kill ' I m wguutui oracr. What to Do. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every v i lntJcur,nP rheumatism, pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain In passing It, or bad effects following use of liquor" wine or boar, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It stands the highest for Its won derful cures of the most distressing cases. It you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sires. You may have a samnle boltla f thi wonaenui discovery and a book that tells moro about It, both sent absolutely free by mail, aoaress Dr. Kilmer Bl Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men ion reading this generous offer in this paper. AND Iron Mountain mam Route, cv KNOWN A8 THE GREAT SOUTHWEST ivtrru Connecting tho Commercial Centers and Slob MISSOURI. Tho Brod Corn and Wheat Field aad Thriving CUle ot KANSAS, The PeitUt Slver Valleye, Trado OnUn and oUln Prairie ot NEBRASKA. Tho Qrand.Plotvretqaeand Enchanting Sceneir. and tUe yasnous Minim DUlrlcU o COLORADO. The Agricultural, Fruit, Mineral and Timber audit, aad raaaous Hot Sprint ot ARKANSAS, The BngarriaBiatiqni and Itnmenie Woe Vield ot LOUISIANA. Tb Cotton snd Oral a Fields, toe OatUoIUsgeft mm wjutoar Aosuita tu TEXAS, JItatorloal and Scenic OLD AND NEW MEXICO, And foraa with tte OonnocUotu the Popular Winter Konte to rinp-nniMii r mmm m aw a m m w a For 5ecrlptWai and 1 11etratcJ pampljlcts of Agewa. f, C. TOWNSEND, 6ard PaMtsrer n4 Tiekil Igtat, ST. LOUIE. 1UV vy-cr-Ty V The Nebraska Adverts W. V. Sandkiib & So.v, Prop's. FRIDAY, NO VEMBhlt 18 11)01. Buy ti White Lilly washer and make wash day u pleasure instead of a drudge Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co Tito old Alexander Skeen farm lying northwest of town was sold a few days since to Joseph Mooro for $75 per acre. Nemaha correspondent In Granger. The above Item is nil right with a few exceptions. Tliejfurm, which bo longod to J It. Kussol, has been sold to E. E. Moore, at almost $101 per aero, the 1M ucres bringing 311,500. One hundred acres of this land cost Mr. ItusBel 800 50 per ncro four years ago. The remaining 14 acreu cost htm $100 per acre, making the whole farm coat $7,000. He lias made big interest on nis money during these four years. Last year his corn crop brought him In S28 per acre. Now ho sells at un ad vance over what ho paid four years ago of 33,000, n profit of over 45 per con ou his investment. An exceptloua ly beautiful cover aerveB as a harbinger of the good things contained in the November House keeper. Tho entertaining fiction ins eludes tho cominuation of Robert Bas- cotn'a strong aerial, "Tho Rainbow Quest," "Adrigal's Vexation of Spirit by Edgar W. Cooley, "The Steel-Lined Flat," by W. Bert Foater. Two new departments are Instituted in this num ber: "woman's Health," conducted by Dr. Kate Lindsay, and "The Entertain er," conducted by Marjorie March. The quaint community of Aosana, in Iowa, la pictured in a double page of beautiful Illustrations. The enlarged Fancy work Department, under tho direction of Mrs. A. E. Arnetrutter contains instructions for modern Quern Elfrida atltchwork. In the realm of cookery Elizabeth W. Morrison tells and illustrates how to serve a Tbankss giving dinner, and Mary Foster Snider gives many new ways of using apples. Published by The Housekeeper Cots poration, Minneapolis, Minn. How's his? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. F. J. CHENEY dt CO.. Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. unoney ror tne last 15 years, and bollove him porrectly honorable In all business transac tions and financially atle to carry out auv obligations mado by his firm. WALDINO, Kl.tNAN fc MAnVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. aotlug directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, Testimonials sent iree, Price 75 cents nor bottle. .Sold hv nil druggists. Take HMl's Family Pills for constipation There appears to be no cause for baste on the part of aspirants for corns greaa in the First district. Congress man Burkett will bo promoted to the senate by the next legialutnre, but unless there is a special aeason of cons gress next year, his successor in the house of representative cannot be chosen until the next generul election in November. It appears to bo iai pos sible that Governor Micknv will hn called upon to appoint Mr. Buikett'a succesaor. In the first place there will be no vacancy until March 4. Congressman Burketfs term will end then. He has been reflected to succeed him self, but will resign. The statute provides in one section that if a vacancy occurs thirty days brior to any general election the office shall be filled thereat. Another sees tlon, relating directly to congreaamen, saya that when a vacancy occurs and the body iu which auch vacancy exiata ahall convene prior to the next general election, the governor ahall order a apecial election. Only ten day's no tice of such Bpecial election is necessary The regular season of congress next year will be held December 1. As the vacancy will not occur until March 4, Mr. Burkett's succesjor will be chosen att be general election in November next year, providing a apecial aeaaion ot congress is not called by tho pieal-j dent, Mr, Burkett's 8Ucceaaor, whos ever he may be, will therefore in all probability bo choaen at a regularly called convention next summer. This will give canidatea ample time to get their aecond wind for the race.Stale Journal, Tho snow did not affect the White Lilly tho White Lilly washing mas chine at Edwards & Bedford Lbr. Co, AUBURN" LOCALS. Judge,!, S. Stull left Monday for Oklahoma. Judge Kellignr is holding court at Falrbtiry this week. Districtocourt which waaset to meet Monday of thla week hits been adjourn ed till Dec. 5. L. Milan and wife returned homo last week from a visit to their old home in Illinois, Tom Crummel and J. M. Armstrong loft Tuesday for their oil well at Olovos (and, Oklahoma. Representative elect II. R. Howe has been under tho doctor's care for tho paBt few days. The brick work on tho now M. E. church was completed thla week. The Interior will now bo Unlshed aa rapidly us possible. Wm. McKenuey and wife and Alex. McKenney left Wednesday for their homea in Oklahoma after a few month's viait with their children in thla county. County attorney elect Chas. O. French was married in Lincoln last Saturduy to Mias Sue Lowry of Lin coin. The young couple left immodi ateSy for St. Louis to see the expoais tion. Hon. T. J. Majors of Peru W8B in the city Tuesday consulting with tho politicians. The daily Btate papers say that Tom will bo a candidate for Con gresato succeed E. J. Burkott. His viait to Auburn may have something to do with bis candidacy. Died, at the hospital in Falls City on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 1004, Mra. Delia, wife of ox judge H. A. Lambert, aged 83 years, 0 months and 21 davB. The cause of her death was consumption. Three littlo girls and the hUBband are loft to mourn the loss of a loving moth er and wife. Mrs. Lambert was the first child born in Sheridan, now Au burn, on January 21, 1871. The judge has the sympathy of a lurge circle of friends in this, his sad hour of bereave- ment. Quite a notable golden wedding was celebrated at Peru last Saturday at the home of Mr, andMrs. Thomas P. Wills ams, me goinen orido and groom. About 100 guests were present and among them two of the bride's brothers who had also celebrated their golden weddiug. A golden wedding is an un usual occurence but when two brothers and a sister all celebrate a golden wed1 ding it ia an event that aeldoma hap pena. Wm. McKinnev. a brother of Mra. Williams, celebrated his golden wedding at Qip, Oklahoma, on Feb. 10, 1002, and on Sept. 22, 1003, Alex Mc- Kinney, another brother, celebrated bis golden wedding at CuBterf City Oklahoma. Mrs. MoKinney has aince died. These two brothers and their sister are the thtee youngest children of a family of twelve. Wm. McKin ney has raised a family of twelve child ren and a nephew, only one of whom lias passed over the dark river. Alex McKinnev is the father of eleven children and Mrs. Williams the moth er of six. No raco suicide in this family. What other Christmas present can you chooao that will give so much pleasure for so little money as a year's subscription for The Youth's Compan- on? The Holiday Numbers and the Calendar, joyously welcomed on Christmas morning, making a good gift n themaelvos, are but the foretaste of a whole veara feaat to come. Tim miud ia entertained with the numbors n hand, and the imagination revels in the pleaBuro that each new week will bring until Chrietmna cornea again. If you desire to make a Chri&tmtB prosent of The Youth'a Companion. send the publishers the namo and adn dress of the person to whom you wish to give The Companion, with 81.76 tho annual subscription price, stating that ia to bo a Rift. The puplishers will send to the address named, in a parcel to be opened Christmas morn ng, all the remaining issues for 1004 published after tho subscription is received, including tho Double Holiday Numbers, The Companion's "Carna tiona" Calendar for 1005 lithographed in twelvo colors and gold, and subscrips tion certificate for the fiftytwo issues of 1005. Full Illustrated announcement, fully describing the principal features of The Companion'a now volume for 1005, will be ' nt to any address free. Xo those wHo enjoy RJrst Glass Einterteiirirrierits: Wo take pleasure in following course: submitting Mrs. VAilliaim Calvin Chilton, Nov. 22 Peterson Sisters Concert Co., Dec, 3i Meistersingfers Hale Qvizirt&tt&, F'elb. 13 John G. Scorer. Lecturer, TVlarch 13 All come highly recommended and jiromiso a series of enter tainments at onco refined, entertaining and instructive. Mrs. Chilton is a monologist "few if any superiors" as a reader. The Peterson Sisters Concert Co. consists of four "who are both a lady quartette and an orchestra, playing ments as well as singing," assisted by Sidney Landon, an imper sonator and elocutionist. The Moistersingers, if testamonials moan anything, seem to give general satisfaction wherever they go. John G. Scorer has "in all of his work a two-fold purpose to instruct and to entertain." While tickets for other courses in neighboring towns are sell ing for 1.50, we are able by special arrangement to offer tho sea son ticket for the entire course for $1.00. The prices for the numbers singly will ba 25 cents for the first and 35 cents for each of the others. You see it will pay you to buy a course ticket. Buy your tickets early so as to get your choice of seats. SCHOOL NOTES The educated man has a broader view than bis uneducated neighbor. Look about you and find aometbing that ought to be done that Is not done then do it. Nemaha and vicinity contributed her quota to the Teaoher's Meeting at Johnson last Saturday. All say it was an excellent meeting. It aeema I that Supt. Carrington is noted for such. The seventh and eight grades are do-1 ingsome work in practical measures ments. The specimen alluded to in last week's notes was only one of their measuring poles. Besides it their ar mament consists of a tablet, pencil and yard stick. The high school girls have caught the spirit that actuates our worthy county superintendent. The high school room will nrobablv present quite a different appearance by the time they are thru with it They "have found aometbing that ought to be done and are doing it." It has been said, "That the brain is the most abused part of the body " Wo furnish our body with protection from the cold and give it good whole. . 1 t. . . , Huiue iuua. uo we protect, our Drain from the ravages of worry ? Do we nourish it with good, olean, w hoi en some food? Do we allow it the op portunity to grow or do we stint it by some pad nabitsV Did you ever stop to think that tho greater part of the troubles of this world is' due to lack of understanding? Pupil does not understand teacher, teacher does not understand pupil and possibly patron understands neither. One is sometimes inclined to think that some do not understrnd them boIvob even. We should seek to make ourselves understood, for that is a 'part of education and a vary practical part too, Reading circle met at Dr. Qaithere last Friday eve and spent an hour and one half in interesting and profitable discussion. It will meet with Mrs. May next time on Friday evening Nov. 2?. Mr. Edwin Sanders will review chapters twelvo and thirteen of Sabin'a book and Miss Stella 'Washburn will review chapters fourteen and fifteen. Each member will be expected to give two quotations from Sabln's book from memory. WM. CAMPllELL.IPren. ELMER E. ALLEN, CftShler. BANK OF NEMAHA NEMAHA, NEBRASKA Capital Stock, $5,000 for your consideration tho and is recommended as having sisters instru- Notice of Sale Notice is hereby given that on Satur day, December 24, 1004, at the residence of B. I. Colerlck. in Nemaha precinct, Nemaha county, Nebraska, at 1 o'clock. P.m., I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, one dark bay horse Buppsed to be about 10 years of age. Said horse to be sold as an estray Dated this 18 day of November, 1004. D. T Smiley, Justice oi the Peace. The White Lillr t machine and is all that the name would indicate. Your clothes are us white as a lily when washed with this machine. It is kept for Bale at Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co. Robbed the Crave A startling incident is narrated by JohnOliver ofPhiladelphlu, us follows "I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually iu buck and sides, no appetite, growing weak er day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Theu I wua advised to take Electric Blttera; to my great joy the first bottle made a decided im provement. 1 continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man I know tbey robbed the grave of another victim." No one should fall tp try them, Only 50c, guarauteed.at Keeling'a drug store. Brutally Tortured. A case came to light that for per sistent and unmerciful torturo bus perhaps never been equalled. Joe Golo bick. of Colusa, Cal., writes: "For 15 years I endured iuBuffeiable painfrom Rheumatism and nothing relieved me, though I tried evervthinc It nnwn 1 came across Electric Bitters, and it's a. I ... mo greatest medicine on earth for that trouble. A few bottlea of it complete ly relieved and cured mo." Just a cood for Liver and Kldnnv Trrmhlnn and general debility. Only 50c. Sat isfactlon Buamnteed hv Ivnalincr dnuK " - o, gist. If you waut fire Insurance, either in old line or mutual companies, call on W. W. Sanders. I Boe4 Cough Syrup. Tautcs Good. Ubo r. hx whihf ail fise Fan s. in lime, moiq or aruntiau. FiaMiiyjfcMirwi3i fOimHONCT"TAR Cures Coldaj Pravants Pneumonia P. E. ALLEN. Vlce-P r Ml-. .Hut s