Women as Weil as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble prey3 upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ana cneeriuincss soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
' or diseased.
Kidney trouble ha3
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
for a child to bo born
1 afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin
ates too often, If the
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an. age when It should bo able to
control the passage, It Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It, the cause of
the difficulty 13 kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment ol
these Important organs. Thb unpleasant
trouble is 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 mls
crablo with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the samo great remedy.
The mild and the Immediate effect ol
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It 13 sold
by druggists, In fifty
cent and ono dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mall
free, also pamphlet tell
Homo of flwuwp-noot.
ing all about it, including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
fiom sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
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ST. LOUIS.
Wo vviuh to announce that tho rates
of regular flrsfc clnss faro phi a $2,00 on
tho first and third Tuesdays will cons
tinuoin effect nil during tho summer.
International Sunday school conven
tion, Toronto, rouud trip 527.15, dates
of sain Tune 18, 10aud2l with n iluul
limit leaving Toronto not later than
Juno 30.
Remember that W.W. Sanders writes
insurance. He is agent for several
ilrst class companies, both mutual and
old lino. Ilia rates nre as low as any.
Give him a cull.
Hugo Task
It was a huge tusk to undertake the
euro of such a bad case of kidney dl
Bonso, as that of 0, P. Collier, of Chero
kee, la., but Electric Bitters did it. Ho
writes: "My kidneys were so far gone
I could not sit on a chair without a
cushion; -and suffered from droadfuj
backache, headache, and dobrcssion.
In Electric Bitter, however, I found :i
cure, and by thorn was restored to per
fect health. I recommend this great
tonic medlolno to nil with weak kids
neys, liver or stomach . Guaranteed by
W. W. Keeling druggist; prico 20o.
KNAPP & SON
Proprietors of tho
Livery & Feed Stable
HEMAKANEBR.
Gcod Dray in connoction with Livery
Satisfaction guaranteed.
DR. GL M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella -
- Nebraska
The Nebraska Advertiser
W. W. Sandkiis & Son, Prop'B.
Miss Hoxio Parker came in from
Auburn Thursday to visit her grands
mother, Mrs. J. ). Bergor,
Mrs. Win. Snolllng and children, who
have been visiting in Missouri for the
past two weeks, returned homo Thurai
day oveuing.
W. T. Don of Brownvillo is In a dys
ing condition thlu morning. His death
may occur nt any time. Mr Den was
ono of tho pioneer merchunts of the
county.
E. G. Join, a young man living nonr
Stella, wus kicked by a horse Wednes
day and instantly killed. The horse's
feet struck him at tho side of tho neck
and broko his neck.
Itojcstvonsky, tho Russian vico ad
miral, was canturod by tho Japanoso
in tho naval buttle lust Saturday and
Sunduy. Tho udmiral was wounded
In tho fight, his skull being fractured,
and a surgical operation was performed
at a Japanese hospital. His injuries
are not considered dangerous, although
they are Berious.
A rumor was curront that Hon. II.
I. Hanks was a candidate for the
nomination for congress in this district
on the democratic ticket. Mr. Hunks
says he Ihib no inclination to accept
tho nomination for he has too much to
attend to on his farm to dovoto any
timo to politics and ho will not accept.
Neb. City News.
The great Russian-Japanese naval
battlo that lias bpon awaited so anxs
iously took place last Saturday and
Sunday, with tho result that the
Russian lleet was totally destroyed,
only ono cruiser and ono torpedo bout
destroyer having succeeded In reaching
Vladlvostock. The Japanese lost only
three torpedo boats.
CONVENTION NEWS
Elmer Allen and Jimmy Stephenson
returned from Palls City this morning.
Over MO ballots were taken Thursday
night without any change, every coun
ty staying by its candidate. Elmer
and Jimmy couldn't stand tho pressure
and camo home.
Tho conucntion adjourned until 10
o'clock this morning, whon it is
thought there will bo a change and
something will be done.
Mrs. Joseph Curtis died at her homo
in Aspinwall precinct Wednesday
night. Por soveral years she has suff
ered severely with rheumatism. Last
fall sho had a Blroko of paralysis, and
ainco then sho has been in very poor
health. Her death has been looked for
at any timo for tho past six weekB.
Tho funeral services will be held at the
homo today ut 10 o'clock. The burial
will bo at the Prairie Union cemetery
Mrs. CurtiB is ono of tho oldest settlers
in Nomnhn county and was highly res
spected by all who know her.
How's this?
Wo oiror Ono Hutu! roil Dollars Uownrd for
uny caso of Ciitixi rl) Hint cannot 00 cured by
llnU'H Catarrh Curo.
I J. OUENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, tho nndorslgucd, lmvo known P. J.
Chonoy for tho lust 16 years, and nellovo him
porfcctly honorable In all business transac
tions und tlnnnclully ul'lo to carry out any
obligations mudo by his llrm.
WAI.DINO, KlNNAN & MAKViN,
WholcHnlo Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo In taken internally,
noting directly upon tho blood und mucous
surfaces of (ho pystom, Testimonials soul
free. Prlco 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Tako Itnll'H Family Pills for oonstlpatlou
Mrs. 12. D. Bickfortl is in receipt of
a letter this woek from her brother,
Wm. Mason, who nbout n month ago
went to Panama to accept a position
on tho government caual work. The
letter is dated Calebro, May 11, and
was ten days ronching its destination,
Brownvillo. In tho letter, Mr. Mason
who has chargo of a gang of natives
on tho work of rebuilding tho Panama
railroad, Bays ho Is well pleased with
his work and very much enjoys tho
novel Bconery. Ono northern man
will do the work of five natives, he
says. Very little sickness prevails at
this time, tho most of which is duo to
tho wny tho people llvo. Schools and
churches aro as yet an unknown
quality, but these will be provided for
later on no Uncle Sara has no intention
of compelling his workers from tho
prlviligo of church attendance and
schools will soon bo established through
out tho zone. -Brownvillo Letter,
Ex-Gov. Furnas
Died Last Night
News was received just as wo go to
press that ex-Governor Furnas died
last night. Word had just been ros
ceivod at Brownvillo to this effect.
Tho many friends of ex Gov. R. W.
Furnas of Brownvillo will regret to
learn that ho Is dangerously sick at
Lincoln. Wo understand a telegram
received at Brownvillo Thursday said
thero was little hopes of his recopery.
His death wns reported Thursday night
but this was probably a mistake, as tho
central at Brownvillo said this morn
ing that ho was allvo lato last night
and no nows of his death had been re
ceived thero. Wo tako tho following
from Thursday's Lincoln Star:
ExGov, Robert W. Furnas, famous
tho country orer hb a horticulturnllst,
is dangerously ill at tho Lindoll hotel
Dr. R. B, Glffen, who has been treating
him, says thero is little chance of his
recovery because of his ago. Members
of liis family were sent for last night
and wero expected today.
The exgovornor, secretary of the
state horticultural society, has been
for twenty years afflicted with diabetes.
For n week he has uudorgone treat
ment at St. Ellzaboth's hospital. Ros
turning to his homo In Brownvillo
somewhat improved in tho last two
days he suffered a rnlapso.
Last night ho camo back to Linooln
to bo under the care of his physician.
Ho wont to the Lindoll hotel and there
will remain, it was said this morning,
unless there comes an improvement
that will permit his removal to the
hospital or his home. He was not
taken to tho hospital last night or this
morning because it was considered that
further unrest would be prejudicial to
his hoaltb.
The ex-governor is 83 years of age.
Ho has maintained apparent good
health and strength for years, such as
to warrant his repeated ro-election to
to the secretary of tho state board of
agriculture. After valiantjservices as
the colonel of a regiment in tho civil
war, tireless aid in establishing the
commonwealth of Nebraska he acliiob
otl national fame in horticulture.
From the oarliost territorial dayb ho
has been n powerful factor in the ups
building of agriculture in Nebraska,
through many vicissitudes. He was at
tho foundation of state fairs in terri
torial days and has continued unres
mittingly in the promotion of these
annual displays of the state's resources
always with foremost recognition on
tho board of ngrfculturo.
No Socrot About It
It is no secret, that for Cuts, Burns,
Ulcers, Fover Sores, Sore Ejes, Bolls,
etc, nothing Is so effective as Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo. "It didn't take long to
cure a bad sore I had, and it is all O. K.
for soro eyes," writes D. L. Gregory, of
Hope, Tex. 25c at Koellng'u drug
store.
Take
WIN Eor
CARDUI
at Home
Arc you a sufferer?
Has your doctor been unsuc
cessful? Wouldn't yoM prefer to treat
yourself AT HOM?
Neariy 1,500,000 women have
bought Wine of Cardui from
their druggists and have cured
themselves at home, of such
troubles as periodical, bearing
down and ovarian pains, leucor
rhoea, barrennosB, nervousness,
dizziness, nauBea and despond
ency, caused by f omalo weakness.
lheso aro . not easy cases.
Wine of Cardui cures when tho
doctor can't.
"VVino of Cardui docs not irri
tate tho organs. There ia no pain
in tho treatment. It is a soothing
tonio of healing herbs, free from
strong and drastic drugs. It is
successful becauso it cures in a
natural way.
"Wine of Cardui can be bought
from your druggist at 81.00 a
bottle' and you can begin thiB
treatment today. Wiltyou try it?
In cases requlrinic special directions,
addroes, glvlutf Byraptoras, Tho Ladles'
Advisory Dopt., Ttio Chattanooga
Modlclno Co'., Chattanooga, Tonn.
Out in northwestern Nebraska thero'
la a region known as tho "sand hill
country," a barren, apparently worths
less desert, unfit for anything but
stock grazing, and not much good for
that oven. About one-sixth of the
total nrea of Nebraska is embraced In
tho Band hill region, and it wns for tho
special "benefit" of this section that tho
so-called Klnkald law was passed by
Congress a law which permits tho on
tryman to tako up 010 acres of govern
ment land. Ostensibly tho law was
enacted to encourage settlement and
dovelopemout of this desolute country
but so far its operation has worked
mainly to enable landgrabbers to
acquiro large tracts of government
land for grazing or speculative pur
poses, more easily and more extonslves
ly than before tho law wont into effect.
In this connection it is timely tonoto
that thousands of acres of this sarre
sand hill region of Nebraska aro now
being planted to forests by tho Nation
al government. Tho forestry departs
ment has this spring had somo 100,000
jack pino seedlings in Minnesota dug
up and shipped to Nebraska for trans
planting on tho Band 'lills of that
state, hoping thereby to reclaim from
tho desert thousands of acres. Speak
ing of this work of tho govornmout, a
representative of the Forestry Bureau
of the Department of Agriculture, un
der whoso direction the work is being
done, said:
"It Is a settled fact that the forests
will iuduco moisture. The pine is u
native of a sandy soil, and wo aro suro
it will grow and flourish there The
pines which wo are sending to Nebrass
ka aro set out on what is known as tho
government experiment reserve near
Thedford, Tho pines are sot out In
rows, in order that they may be cared
for "
It has been fully demonstrated that
tho pines will grow in those Band hills
and as tho trees grow up the needles
will fall off and make a mulch. In this
way a bed of soil will bo formed, which
will hold water after a while, and
cause Bprings and streams to appear.
It la expectod that tho work which
the government is doing will encourage
tho settlors in that region to tako up
the work of planting pino trees on
theii land. Some of the farmers have
already done so. The Burlington rails
road, which runs through that section,
is encouraging tho work, and well It
may, for it has much to gain by tho
development of tho county.
If this forest plauting by the governs
ment proves successful, as undoubtedly
It will, tho people of Nebraska will soon
realize that tho Kinkaid law will bo a
great detriment to tho settlement and
development of that State. Tho peo
ple of other western States should see
to it that all attempts to pass "square
mile" homestead laws to apply toother
sections of the arid or semi-arid West
be promptly and effectively defeated
Maxwoll'j Talisman.
KES0LUTI0NS OF 0QND0LEN0E
Whereas, The Almighty has removed
from this earth tho mother and grand
mother of our sisters, Mrs. Jennie
Hoberts and Pearl Roberts, therefore
bo it
Resolved, That we, aa brothers and
8iste:s of Bena Rebekah lodge No. 100,
extend to them our heartfelt sympathy
in this their Bad bereavement.
Resolved, That we present to thotn a
copy of this resolution, that a copy le
made a part of the minutes of tno lodge
and that a copy bo given to tho Nemas
ha Adveitiser for publication.
Stella Washhukn,
Lizzie Keelino,
W. E Wiieeldon,
Committee.
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I
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Agricultural high schools, such as
have made Donmark n shining light fn
tho farming world, a being establish-
ed in many of tho states of this couns
try. One of tho most interesting and -4
important of tho newer agricultural '
high schools is that of Wntorford, Pa. ;
and western farmers will read with
much Interest In this week's Homes
stead, of Des Moines, Iowa, a epeciul
article by II. O. Sampson describing
this school nnd tho work; thodevolope
ment of interest in tho agricultural x
course among tho Btudents, both city
nnd couutry; tho courses of study; the
subjects taken up; tho essays by stu
uvrT
donts nt stated Intesvuls: tho tex
books used: conferences with farmers
of tho locality, so as to combine pracs
tico with theory, oto. The Homestead's
special articles aro raising farming ton
high plane, but they aro only one of
many admirable editorial and departs
mental features of this great farm
paper, The Advertlsor Is always glad
to accept and forward subscriptions for
The Homestead, which cannot bo too
widely circulated. Tho farmers of
Nemaha county are thoroughly up-to-date,
and capablo of appreciating and
utilizing such publications.
TIME TABLE
Nemaha, Nebr.
Xjinoolrv
Denver
Holonu
Butt
Suit Ijako City
Portland
Sati ITriicisco
And HXomts
Omaha
Chicago
St. JoHepli
Kanuiis City
St. XiouiH and all
I'ointw 312ust and
South
West
TKAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS-
No. 07 Passenger, dally exceptSun
dity, lor Tccumsoh, Uoatrlco,
Iloldrcgu and nil points west a m
No. 08 PasHOiigor, dolly uxcept Sun
day, lor Nubmskd City, Ulilcngo
und till jiolntu north nnd cunt 4:00p m
No, 111 Locnl Irolulit, dully oxcopt
Sunduy, lor Atchison nnd Inter
medlntu minions c:16 p ni
No. 112 Locul rrtlfjlit, dnlly excopt
Monday, for i ebrnslcn Oljy nnd
lutermeUlnie stations 1 ;io n m
BOULONNAIS
45048
Imported Percheron, black or seal
brown, a very rich color, heavy bone,
good feet and action, kinu disposition,
and will weigh 1800 when in good
llesh,
IJOU1.0NNAI5 was fonlnl April 20, I89,
bred by M. l'olrlor. at. Ulphuco, Siirthe,
Frunop. Sire, Morso (4oa8.'n, b by IJeslsne
(lDGWMiebyHrlllliint 111,11110(2911)), lo)lowln
11 iiobo ancestry buck (o the tun oils Jenn-lu
Minna (739). D-un, Mrepls (21809), by Oscar
boloiiRliiK to M. Lo Murqula d'Aijjent.
LUDIAICK
32073
Standard and registered, sired by
Pat L. 2:0n4"; dam, Sadie Vera by
Talavera; 2nd dam, Betsy Trotwood
by McMahon, 2:21. Dark bay, foaled
in 1807, stands 10 hands high, weighs
1350 pounds
Both horses will make tho season of
1005 nt. the N. O. Bohl farm, -10 rods
east of Howe, Nebr. Boulonnals at
S15.00, nnd Ludwick at 810.00, to in
sure mare in toal, money due when
maro is known to be in foal. Care will
be taken to prevent nccidents, but
should any occur will bo at owner's
risk.
CHARLES BOHL, Mgr.
THOS. H. JONES, Owner, Howo.
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