I
"!!."": I
In tho county court oj Nmnnlm i-numy, Ncltr
111 III' MlllllUr 1)1 IMC ILHlulJ oi uouo i A
Hiokii", ilcct' iKfil,
Nntlct1 1.4 lit 11 by irlvr ii tlinl. the oniirt. bun
niiidii nit orclor limiting tho time for ckkIUoih
in llliH'la ir h iwhIhhI, milil iIocciihp'I to hIx
liionttiH iioni tliu 2IhI liny df Deci'inher, UM
Mini ii, ul HHifiiihcr '21 ll'i'l, Miticli 1, IW.
ntnlJniiu 152, 'lKIBj lit i on (i'isIucIc it in. Of CM oil
Iuv nt ttio tifllRO of iheroiinty Judge of No.
imnii county, NehrnnKn, in Atiuurn, NcbniH
1m, him Imon llxoil It. Mix court lis tliu tiiiu-H
iitnl pliico wliuti utid wheroiill pernotm who
liiivo olaluiH mill ilcnmiiilH iiuuiiiHt siilil di
ci'iio oil c m liiivo tlio name rxiitnliiHil, mlJiiKt
'.il unit ullowi (1, Mid nil oluluiH not prosciili il
i tin 1 mt mentioned (lulu will bo loruvcr
bn reil. by i'ii orilur of tlm court.
I 'Hi I'd November 1, lt04.
8 10 A L .I.H. AloUAiriY, County Jiiiluo.
TAKE
WINEop
CARDUI
at Home
Are you a sufferer?
Hat your docior been unsuc
cessful? Wouldn't you prefer (o treat
yourself AT HOME?
Nearly 1.500,000 -women have
bought Wine of Cardui from
thoir druggists and havo cured
themselves at homo, of hucU
troubles as periodical, bearing
down and ovarian pains, loucor
rhooa, barrenness, nervousness,
dizziness, nausea and despond
ency, caused by fetnalo weakness.
These aro not easy cases.
Wino o Cardui cures when tho
doctor can't.
Wino of Cardui docfl not irri
gate tho organs. Thero is no pain
in tho treatment. It ia a toothing
tonio of healing herbs, free from
strong and drastio drugs. It iB
successful becauso it cures in a
natural way.
Wino of Cardui can be bought
from your druggist at $1.00 a
bottle and you can begin this
trcatmont today. Will you try it?
In cases requiring apodal directions.
nlvlnr. ..mntjimK. Thn Tindlns'
buuiv. B ' ' " n " J
Adrlsory Dept., Tho Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tonn.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Oat.
Fill a bottle or common glass with yout
ivater and let It stand twenty-four Hours; a
sediment or set
tling indicates an
i unhealthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; if It stains
your linen It Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
the back Is also
tonvlnclng proof that the kidneys and blad
der arc out oi order.
"What to Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$I. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonaeriui discovery
and a book that tells
more about It, both sent
absolutely free bv mail.
address Dr. Kilmer &
ITomo of Swamp-Root.
Co.. Rlnchamfnn. M. Y. AXtiin urltlnc mfn.
6on reading this generous offer in this paper,
W.nWi 111:1.
Mountain
Route,
KNOWN A3 THE
GREAT
SOUTHWEST
SYSTEM.
Hi
auiwn a i . m
Connecting tho Commercial Centers and Klch
Farms of
MISSOURI,
Tho Broad Corn and Wheat Fleldi and Thriving
Cities ot
KANSAS,
The FertUo Hirer Valleys, Trade Oentero nd
Rolling Prairlos.ot
NEBRASKA,
The Ornnd.Pletnresqae and Bnohnntlnc Scenery,
and tho Famous Mining Districts o
COLORADO.
. Tho Acrleoltnrnl, Fruit, Mineral and Timber
aniU, and Famous Hot Springs of
ARKANSAS,
The Sugar Plantations and Immense lttce
Fields of
LOUISIANA,
The Cotton and Grnln Fields, the Cattlo Ranges
and Winter ltesorta ot
TEXAS,
nistorlcal and Scenlo
OLD AND NEW MEXICO,
And forms with Its Connections tho Popular
Winter Jtouto to
CALIFORNIA
For descriptive and tllustratad pamphlets of
any of the ubovo Htutes, address Companies'
AgenU.or H. c.towNSEND,
General iVweager and Ticket lgent,
st. uouia,
The Nebraska Advertiser
V. W. Saniikiis & Son, Prop's.
MID AY, I) ECKMBE.it J), 1001.
I'roiiotiltiK nt tlio
(list church
every Sunday at 7::
Suiidii
school tit 10 a. tn. Cliiss
ub 11
ii. tn. .luiilor Loiiguoiit
'my-
or meoting at 7 p. in
Preaching at tliu
lurch
ovory ultorn
tit 11 ti. m. and
7:80 p.m.'
tit 10 it. in.
(i :30 p. m.
Clirititiun
Prayer meetln
rn ovory
Wednesday ,
Letters received hore nUiounco tho
illness of Mr. 13. A. McMillan of Salt!
Ian of Salt'
Ity Jgmlifr'
'mm.
ilraPJcr
Luke City and tho nocasslty
operation. Both Mr. and Mr
aro nil known ISobrusk
MoMidin having been M
Stowarb of Hrownvlile, ono of the moat
beautiful girls tho state has produced.
Mrs, McMillan, referred to in the
above item, taken from tho Lincoln
Star, is tho daughter of Dr. O. F. Stows
art of Auburn, who will bo remember
ed by all old Drownvlllo people, where
hIio was born and grew to young
womanhood
The board of directors of tlio Auburn
chautiiuquu association have settled all
bills for this years assembly and find
that thoy have u good sum loft in the
treasury to their credit. They aro now
at work arranging for next years pro
gram which they intend to make even
better than tho past year.
Ilov. Andrew Harmon of St Paul
Minnesota, has been engaged for anoth
er year as superiutetidant and Miss
N'lna Kenagy of Lincoln as superin
tendent of tho children's Chautauqua
which was such asuccose this year.
Auburu Republican.
How's his?
WoofTer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
uny cnRO of Catnrrh Mint cannot bo cured by
Hull's Catnrrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, tho umlurelgncd, havo known K. .T.
Cliouoy for the last 16 yearn, and bellovo him
perfectly honorable In all business transac
tions and financially al'lo to carry out any
obligations inado by his firm.
WAIiMNO, KlNNAN & MAKVIN,
WholcHnlo Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken IntornuMy,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials Bcnl
tree. Price 75 cents per bottle. Hold by all
druggists.
Take Hull's Family Fills for constipation
Rural mail curriers nn still having
trouble explaining to patrons why they
cannot carry p u'kngi'8 and pasiwugers.
In July a ruling win made by the de
partment that puekages weighing less
than 4 pounds must be mailed. The
carriers can carry packages of over 4
pounds weight only when ordeied be
forehand by tho patron, and then the
package must be delivered to the carrier
as he is not permitted to go to a store
for Roods for his patrons. Also, the
patron must pay for the carrying, as
the oarrier Ib not allowed to receive
pay from the merchant. lix.
A dispatch from Nubia ka City suvb:
"E. Ervin of this city has taken the
contract for the construction of a
steamboat with a capacity of 00,000
pounds for Mr. Lemon of St. Doroiu.
The boat will be used to tako his grain
and that of his neighbors to market.
There will bo throe largo barges buil
at tho same time which can be towad
by this boat and they will be flitted up
to carry stock as well as grain. Mr
Lemon proposes to operate on tlio up
per Missouri river. When the boat is
not being used to tow barges and carry
ing freight it will bo used as a ferry at
St. Deroin. The boat will be complet
ed by spring, and will be placed in tho
river as soon as it is clear of ico in the
spring."
HICKS' 1005 ALMANA0
The llev. Irl. R. Hicks Almanac for
1005 is now ready, being tho Unest edi
tion over issued TIiIb splendid and
costly book of 200 pages is a completo
tody of astronomy and storm and
weather for 1905. It is too well known
to need comment. See it and you will
so decide. The price, postpaid to any
address, is 80c. por copy. The Itev.
Irl. it. Hicks' seientlUc, religious and
family journal, Word and Works, now
abreast with tho best magazines, is 75c.
a year. Both Word and Works and the
Almanac $1 80 per year. No hotter
Investment possiblo for any person or
family. Try it and see. Send to
Woni) and Works Pun. Co.,
2201, LoeuBt St, St. Louis, Mo
aaaamii rr
t IlaSal
. JSturHiliijV
JCBclHtlan
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taafcp-
AUBURN LOCALS.
The twenty-four ox toiim ditching
tniK'hino has been qulto n cmioiiaity
for our citizens this week.
Quite n number of the citizens of tho
county drew a sigh of relief when tho
grand jury was discharged.
Joe Glasgow of Peru was over this
week and laid brick sidewalks for Dr.
i. W. McGrow and Mrs. II. 13. Peory.
The Christian church peoplo are ex
cavating from under theli church for
Ltjhe purpose of putting in n heating
Lx-sherlff Frank Colo wus up from
Oklahoma the latter part of Inst week
shaking hands with his many old
(riende.
Tho Methodists held their last ser
vice in their old church on Sunday
evening. The old building has been
sold 1,0 Tid Uuslin who began on Mon
day to tear it down and will make it
ITto llOU.808.
Ex-County Treasurer Geo. E. Cods
ingtou waB visiting friends in tho city
over Sunday. Mr. Codington bus pur-,
chased tho telephone exchange of
Cleveland, Oklahoma, and will move
his family tboe ut once.
Chas. Anderson, manager of the Aus
burn Gold Mining Company, who has
been at home for tho past month nurs
ing a sprained ankle, returned to the
Black Hills on Monday to superintend
the putting in of the foundation of the
pumping plant that the company will
install in the spring.
District conrt began itp fall term on
Monday with Judge Kolligar on the
bench. Tlio grand jury was discharged
because their was a technicality of law
tuised ou the legality of the calling ot
tho jury. Judge Kelligar thought it
better to discharge the jury and call ii
for tho next teun when there could be
no objectiou raised.
Nemaha County farpd remarkably
well In premiums taken at the St. Lou
is exposition on fruit. The state ol
Nebiaska received a grand prize for its
display of fruit. The stute was only
beaten by Colorado which stood tlrst.
Nemaha county received a gold med
al for its collective exhibit.
G. W. Alexander of Julian received
a gold medal for his display of grapes.
Itiohardson county received a silver
medal for its collection.
John W, Furnas of Brownville re
ceived a silver medal for his collection
of apples.
R. W. Hesseltlne of Peru, Geo. S.
Christy and George Dorainy of Johnson
and J. F. Shubert of Shubeit each res
calved a silver medal for their display
of fruit.
G W. Alexander of Julian seceived
a bronze medal for his raspberries.
A. E. Btitten of Auburn, H. A
Brown & Sons of Brock, John Davies
of Brown v ill all took bronze medals
on pears, and B. F. Fredenberc of
Johnson a bronze medal on apples.
The pretty girl on the cover of The
Designer for Jauii'iry will undoubtedly
tempt more than one man to investi
gate the papes to which she acts as
gate-keeper. Two articles in this
number have it decidedly Western flav
or. A "Chinese New Year in Califor
nia" and "The Stanford University and
Its Girls." The observing man or
woman, who has watched the wonder
ful contortions of which the human
countenance is uncouciously capable
will occur with Rertha Ilasbrook, who
wrltrs on "Tho Making of Faces,''
"Our Winter! Boarders Tho Downy
Mid Hairy Woodpeckers," Is a charms
lug bit of natn.ru study, and "A DinnHi
ol Herbs" is a capital New Year etoty
In which two widows, two bachelors
and, a bull-dog take prominent part.
"Pleasant Sitting rooms," by Mary
Kilsyth, shows how to combine com
fort and attractiveness in the living
room. In the fancy-work line there
nro "Initialing Household Linen,"
"Filet or Gittertyl Embroidery,"
"Hand-made Sweaters" and "Ribbon
Decorations."
A Frlghtonod Horso
Running like mad down the street
dumping tho occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
rences. It behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and there's
none us good as Buck Ion's Arnica
Salve. Bums, Cuts, Sores. Eczema
and Piles, disappear quickly under Its
soothing effect. 25a, at Keeliug's
Drug Store.
Old papers for sale at tills olllce.
SCHOOL NOTES
"The world detests a whinor who Is
satisfied to work with one finger when
lie should work with both hands includ
ing thumbs and lingers."
We would like to ask that all patrons
who have pupils in sehool from adjoin
ing districts would see that their tui
tion is paid up boforo holidays as wo
want to straighten up our books at that
time.
The school now receives tho daily TJ. '
S. Weather Report sent out by tho U, 1
b. Weather Bureau. Tho Physical
Geography class also keep a daily
weather record besides other laboratory
work thus learning of tho weather by
actual observation.
Have you seen the Nemaha County
Teacher? Many couuties publish
county magazines for the teacheis but
we doubt If any are above the Nemaha
County Teacher for genuine usefulness
and practical help to patron and pupil
as well at teacher. Long may it live
to carry on its good work.
Tho boy who has time to loaf on
tho nlreets or go to every show that
happetis'aloiig is uaally the one that
knows nothing about his school work.
Wonder why? Of course you do not
learn nil there is in the world In school
but tho quality of the knowledge
gained in nchool compared with that
of the street will prove Its superiority
and ii is the superior things that
should demand our attention.
, UWUU llMUIIllllim UU llllb LIMJUL till
much in this world. It is not what
you intended to do but it is what you
did that started the gamn to going
The, ! did not mean to do that," "1
meant to get my lesson" and such ex
pressions are not excuses nor will they
be accepted as such. He who can't do
anything but tell what ho intended to
do is injuring tho school and himself
both. Do something. The doing will
speak for itself.
Dut inn Christmas holidajs is a time
when all especially enjoy music. It
was during this time of year when the
shepherds on the hills of Bethlehem
heard that glad somu of the ungels Ally
ing, "Peace on earth.good will to man "
So it is especially appropriate that we
should have the Petersen Sisters Con
cert Company with us at this season.
They may not have the voices of angels
yet they can help to spreading good
will among men. You have had bean
soup and pumpkin pies now is an op
portune time for a musical diet
Make your friend a gift of a ticket to
this number of our course ;ib a Christ
mas present. Nothing will be more
uppropnuif .
Each pupil should learn to bo neat in
personal appearance, should use taste
in the arrangement of his work on the
board or on his paper- Ho should
keep his own room in order, his cap
and coat in place and always see that
his shoes are clean belore entering the
house or school-room. He should not
only feel responsible for his own desk
til school or his own room at home but
Iih should feel an interest in the whole
house or room as well. It he learns
and practices order in his early days it
will probably be a permanent habit by
the time he is a man. And think of
the old broken down fences, unkept
yards, etc., that would not be so if all
our men of to day had learned that
habit in youtli
If you want firo insurance, either
in old lino or mutual companies, call
on W. W. Sanders.
11 UUHtS WHtRE AIL ELSE FAILS. Gfl
ISA Ucst Coimh Sjrup. Tostca Good. Uso gl
Prl In tliuo. Sdlrt jy drurclfcts. l
W'M. OAMI'UELL, Pres. P. E. ALLEN. Vlee-l'res.
ELMER y ALLEN, Cashier.
BANK OF HEMAHA
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
Capital Stock, $5,000
am
Stock $1,000,000. .Millions of trooa and vinos, Applo, Poach, Plum, Poar, Cherry, Gnpo, etc.,
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Notice of Sale
Notice l hereby given that on Satur
day. December 24 1004, at the residence
of B. I. Colerick. in Nemaha precinct,
Nemaha county, Nebraska, at 1 o'clockk
p. m., I will offer for salo to the
highest bidder for ensh. one dark bay
horse supposed to be about 10 yaars of
age. Said horse to be sold as an est ray
Dated this 18 day of November, lf)04
r
D. T. Smiley,
Justice o the Peace.
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