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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ana cneertuiness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
" or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
for a child to be bdrn
'afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin
ates -too often, if the
urino scalds the flesh or If, vhen the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these Important organs. This unpleasant
trouble 1s due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect oi
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It Is sold
by druggists, In fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mall
iree, also pamphlet tell- rtomo of Bwmrp-rtoot.
ing all about it, Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., ba sure and
mention this paper.
Notice for Hearing Claims.
In tho county courl, ot Noiuatm county, Ncbr.
In tho matter or tliu KHtnlo of 11 Ktlth.
Notion ii hereby ulvpn Unit the court has
in ado an ordor limiting the time for oredltorH
to flloolnlmH until iiM. nald riocuiiHOd to hIx
months from tho tith day of Kobrua y, lOHfi.
and that February 13th, May 13th and
.vugnst 16th, 1 005; utton o'oloolc a m.of o.ich
day at tho ofllco of tliu comity Jtulgo of Nc.
mnha oonnty, Nobrnskn, In Annum, Nobnm
ka, ban boon fixed bv tho court its tho times
and plaoo when and where nil persons who
liavo olalmH and demandti ngulnHt Hld de
ceased can havothoHamo examined, adjust
ed and allowed, and all claims not presented
3 tho Inst mentioned data will bo loruvor
barred, by mi order of tho court.
Dated January 6. 1905.
SEAL J. 8. MoOaIITY, County Juiliro.
This crreftt lock medicine In n
monoy Bayer for stock raisers. It
ii a medicine, not a dinar. fnnA m
condition powder. Though put up
in coarser torm than Thcdford s
Black-Drauoht. renowned for thn
cure oLtho digestion troubles of
pcrsonsit has tho name qualities
otuumgorating digestion, stirring
.uVlho torpid liver and loosening
tho constipated bowels for all ntnek
and poultry. It is carefully pre
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Lthat stock crow and thrive with an
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cures hog cholera and makes hogs
I crow fat. It cures chicken cholera
and roup and makes hens lay. It
cures constipation, distemper and
colas in horses, murrain in cattle,
and makes a draught animal do
I more work for the food consumed.
It gives animalB and fowls of all
kinds now lifo. Evcrv farmer nnrl
raiser should certainly crivo it a.
trial.
It costs 25c. a can and saves ten
times its price in profit.
PrrrsBUBO, Kam., March 36, 1904.
I have been using your Black-Draught
Stock and Poultry Medicine on my
stock for ioma time. I taavo used all
kinds of stock food but I hare found
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Wo oiler One Hundred Dollars Howard for
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perfectly honorablo In all business trammr
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Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Internally,
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druggists.
Take Hull's Family Pills for constipation
Tho Delineator for February, with a
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of contents, 1b a most attractive num
ber As u special feature, Lionel S.
Muplcson gives an account of Grand
Opera on its travels, n paper that is
full of humor as woll as of genuine
interest and Is strikingly illustrated.
The romance of Chopin und the beauti
ful Countess Deluhlne Potocka is
charmingly related by Gustiw Kobbe
in the "Composers Series," and in an
Interesting papor Allan Sutherland
tolls something of the origin and rr
rnance of that matchless byion of
Henry Francis Lyte, "Abide With
Me." There aro also good stories by
Mary Stewart Cutting, Anne O'Hugau
and Owen Oliver, in addition to the
children's corner, which includes one
of L. Prank Bautn's "Animal Fairy
Tales" und a "Son Riley Rabbit" story
by Grace MacGowan Cooke. Some of
the early Spring styleB mo shown, and
of further interest to women is the
chapter on "The Making of a House
wife," containing a world of augges"
tlon. The department "Good Loukh,"
which discusses the forehead, and Mrs
Theodore V. lilrney's contribution on
'The Mistukes of Mothers" ure other
Items especially helpful.
Winter touist rates to California, the
Gulf Country, Cuba, Florida the South
and Southeast.
Low ono way settlers rate first and
third Tuesdays of January, February
March and April to Southeast points
beyond the Ohio River.
Uomeseokers rates on the first and
third Tuesduys of each month to
points South and Soutwcast,
In the Big Horn Basin, North
1'latto Valley and eastern Colorado
several big irrigation enterprises are
practically completed and will bo pres
pared to deliver water this year.
They are offering special inducements
in the way of low priced lands and
water rights to early settlers. Buy
land now ahead of the water and
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vestment in the world for your son if
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Omaha, Neb
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Perhaps you don't realize that many
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but some day may feel a twinge i f dys
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Tho greatest newspaper in Nebruska
today is the Llncolu Sunday Star. It
has special features not found in nny
other nowBpapor. The Star's Comic
Section is printed In colors and has no
equal in the west. Added to theBo are
the many interesting teaturos that go
lo make up a great dully newspaper.
The Sunday Star has made a groat hit
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SCHOOL NOTES
"Out of tho dust scum of tilings'
Something always, always sings."
"The great sources of wisdom are ex
perience and observation, and these are
denied to none." Channlng.
Current topics is now ono of the res
gular features of the oponing exercised
of the high school department.
Several seats are vucant on tho ac
count of pupils being sick or absent on
visits. We wish tho sick ones a speedy
recovery and others u peasant visit.
Miss Pearl Stout, ono of Block
school's pupils and a former pupil of
Mr Hendricks at that place, visited
our schools last Wednesday.
A local teacher's association will bo
held in Nemaha Saturday, Jan. 28.
Watch for the program In the paper.
Patrons and anyone interested in
school aro urged to bo present.
Some patrons aro backwards about
going to the teachers with school
trouble. This should not be. What
ever coucems one of the pupils of the
school concerns the teacher, The
teacher needs the patron's help und ad
vice. Teacher's circle will meet at Mrs.
Argabright's Friday evening, Januury
13. The work to bo taken up is the
first two chapters in "The Geographic
Influences in American History "
Eaoli teacher is to have a number of
questions on each chapter that are to
be used In tho discussion.
Given: one hour'u study on Latin
and three hour's skating, ull to be act
complished in three hours. Hard
problem isnt it? Tue ninth and tenth
grades solve It very easily either by
eliminating the Latin or substituting
skating. How nice to huvo studied
aigebra!
Curious but it is true. The teacher
who has taught for any length of unit
has always noticed that when at any
time a pupil hud to be placed iu a low
er grade the parent usually susplcioued
the teacher of being uufalr. On the
other hand she has seldom if ever bad
a parent object to an advancement of
lis child and often he urges her to do
so when it Ib uot prepared to do the
work of the advanced grade.
To the patrons and friends interested
iu the school:
Many questions have bt-en asked and
explanations giveu iu regard to the
)lan of excusing the two primary j
grades at recess. We do not intend by i
on A,rr n imilra load Mia mnnnnf nf I
work heretofore doue, but simply give
tneso two grades the greater part of
our attention for the first half of the
morning und afternoon session, there
by doing the same work in a much less
scattuted manner. We do not wish
any one to suppose that this action was
taken nor tliiy decision made without
all duo consideration and careful study.
We have In our primary room four
diBtinct grades?, averaging about fours
teen pupils each. If our patrons will
stop to consider the individual demunds
these little oues make upon our atten
tion and the time required to present
aud carefully over-see the work thoy
are doing, we feel that you will agree
with us in suying, to keep these little
folks all busy for the full time of each
porioil is practically impossible.
Our room is small, as most of our
patrons know, and the Heats, although
targe and numerous enough and no
tuerous enough to bald fifty-live little
people, still they do not make comfort
able seats for a period of three hours
time with even a recreation period of
fifteen mlnutea.
Yet taking all these dlfllcultles Into
consideration, we as teachers are not
co nplalulug of our task. Far from It
Wo are simply trying to explain the
cause for dlnmlsalng the primary grades
after a working period of one hour aud
thiity minutes.
We feel kindly indeed toward those
parents who have talkod considerately
With us on this subject nnd wohope to
show you, If you will so permit us,
that children of tho primary grades
will derive moro benollt from the ins
tenslvo work of half a period than they
possibly can from u more scattered
field of three hours lubor.
Wo will agree that iu a strictly pris
raary school, little folks nre kept busy
aud perhaps profitably bo for a greater
length of tirne, but we must meet the
problems as they are presented and
solve them by the best method, and we
after having tried numerous plans and
navlng been displeased with tholr re-
suits, have decided on this us the best
plan by which we can conduct our
work.
Wo nsk you then, Will you not wills
ingly, with us, give it a trial ? for by so
doing you are bringing homo and
school training into that closo relation
ship, tho need of which wo all so well
realize.
AUBURN LOCALS.
II. R. Howo spent Sunday at homo
with his family.
Ralph Kimlor diod at the homo of
his parents lubt Monday aged 25 years.
T. S. Horn, chairman of the republi
can central committee, was in Lincoln
last week.
Mr. aud Mrs, Frank Mershon celoi
brated their silver wedding on Now
Year's day.
Ex-county Supt. Parriott was In
town a short time lust week shaking
bauds with old friends.
Dr. S. W. McGrew is still confined
to his bed with the bruiBe ho received
in going down cellar wihout using the
stairs.
The Mo. Pae. have placed a Bwitch
onglne in the yards at this place aud u
switching crew. This will faclliate
tho bundling of the freight here.
W. E. Weis who has been the res
porter on tho Uepublicun since last
August has accepted a similar position
with the Herald of this city. 1
Wm .Daniels, who formerly lived on '
a farm near Nemaha, was taken to the
asylum last Thumday. Mr. Daniels'
mind has been failing for the past yeai
and his friends thought him better at
the asylum.
J. M. Burress und T. J. Cruminel
returned home from their oil wells
at Cleveland, Oklahoma, t'lis week
Their No. 2 well is producing them
about seventy-live barrels of oil per
day and they have begun work on
drilling the third well,
Peter Whitlow, a pioneer of the coun
ty, died ut the home of his wn north of
the city lust Saturday morning, aged 83
years, 4 mouths and 3 days. Fun ral
services were held ou Sunday ut 2 pm.
at the Lutheran church.
Pter Whitlow and family settled in
Nemaha county in 1854. Five nous
and Qve daugnters were born to them
aud all grew to manhood and woman -hood
and are still living except one.
Word reached town Tuesday that
Geo. Meisner living four miles south
west of Johnson had committed suis
cide. County coroner O. A. Lutgen
and deputy sheriff Fred Rubra went
out to investigate and fund that after
threatening to "do up" the family, Mr.
Meisner had left homo on Monday and
after he had gone the wife and children
went to a neighbors for protection.
The next morning Meisner, not appear
ing to do the chores, the neighbors be
gan to investigate and found him in
the house with the doors locked with
the top of his head blown off He
had placed his chin over both barrels
of a shot gun and sent both charges
through his head. A wife and six
children are left, the oldest a boy of
about eighteen.
Last summer Mr. Meisner was in
the custody of the Bhenff for a number
of days upon the charge of insanity.
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