Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Op-Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure 'Itfflod.
It tmcdti lc crnmiilcrcrl thai only
uriimry mid Mtddtr IrnttbleH Wfrfc to le
traced to Hits kidney,
bur now inodni
m mice prove Unit
m-nrly ull dien
luivc tlieir t beglnniitK
in tliu dixonW of
tliisc- tuotit important
organs.
Tim kidneys filtur
nnd purify the blood
that is their work.
Therefore, when your kidneyanre weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seeing to fail to do its
duty.
If you arc nick or " feel badly," begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
ICihner' Kwnuip-Uool, because as soon
M your kidtievs are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Dr. fcihner'8 Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is hold
on its merits by all
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. You may
haven sample bottle nornoufBvnimD-Hoot,
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., lling
haiutou, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Bwamp-Uoot,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, and the ad
dress, lliiighaiutoii, N. Y., on every bottle.
Lincoln Evening Nowb: Enclosed
llml check lor il for ono yeai's snb
Hurlptlon to the Lincoln' D.tily Nowb
I like tho paper very much Indued and
buvo often taken occasion to commend
its Htiuul for decent politics and funda
mental reforms. It in worth u good
deal to the advocate h of such measures
na (lie single tux, direct primary, direct
legislation, etc., to hit vo an inlluentinl
piipt'r which will give moral support,
or ut any -rate, fair treatment to their
efforts and I am glad tho Lincoln
News Iiiih grit enough to say that right
is right and wrong ia wrong, no matter
by whom advocated or by whom ops
posed. This ia not saying Unit I nps
provo of uvery position you take. It
ia .merely saying that I think you are
trying to be fair, and that spirit among
dully papera seems almost aa rare as it
la desirable. Respectfully.
A. G. ClIAI'MAN.
Header don't you want this kind of
u paper? It only costa 25 cents a
mouth.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella - Nebraska
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iH
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pricea. Quality guaranteed
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IAIIA, NEBll.
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Hri'A'ri.j
KurJilirynof Htiprntilo ()UiV
, 'i of JOllbrson County
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v.' a; i.VitjTtn
or Molmrilnton County
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COUA'TV
For County rrensarur
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l'or L'oanty JiiiIko
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Kor County Hlioi ill"
IMtKI) 11011 US
For County Niiporlntondont
OHO. I). UAIlltlNaTON. Jit.
For Comity Coionor
nit. II. C. SMITH
For County Hurvoyor
('MAS. II IIA0KI5U
Por County CoiiiinlnMonor, ,1tl Dint,
NV. A. noOI.II'l LP.
MrH. Charley Clark haa been very
sick for several daya.
Hov, John T. Smith of Nebraska
City wiib a Nomiiha visitor Thursday
Frank Titus Iiiih bought tho luick
house north of whore F. L. Woodward
ia living.
Wo had another frost and freeV
Thnraday morning, hut it is now worm
ing tip and it la probahlu we will have
wanner weather hereafter.
Jacob Went will liavo a public mile
at IiIh farm south of Nemaha Thursday
of next week, beginning at 10 o'clock
a. in., selling horses, cattle, hog,
wagons, fart-n implements, etc.
We hud the pleanure on Thursday oi
meeting II. L Young ol 'Julian, fusion
candidate for county treasurer- Mr.
Young is a native of Nemaha count)
and has lived here all his life long
enough to know better than to be u
democrat .
James A. Stephenson has a Maiden
Blush apple tree that is now iiiffull
bloom. It looks odd to say tho least
to see an apple tieo in bloom at this
timuoftho year. On Mrs Hose Oil
bert's farm, where J. M, Clark is living
is a peach tree in bloom. What will
wo have next?
A number of the ladies of the Cln is
tian church met at the homo of Mrs.
Andrew Aynes Thnraday and spent
the day quilting and visiting. At din
ner time several of the gentlemen
culled to gee their wives and were pre
vailed upon to stop lor dinner. Miss
Nora AytiPB brought tho editor a liber
al supply of fake, plu and other good
things.
Jacob West haa sold the old Ilalth
farm, south of Nomaba, to A 11.
McOandlesa. Tho farm comprised 10f
acres, and the prico paid was StIOOO.
Part of the land is rough, but Mr. Mcs
Candless will use it for a stock farm.
It haa a line spring, and a good cement
tank will bo built to utilize the water
therefrom. Tho farm will bo enclosed
with a good G foot woven wlro fonce.
A letter from Luther II. fiarnea of
Bison, Oklahoma, gives tho following
items of interest to bis Nemaha
friends:
My family and solf are in the best of
health. 1 consider this a healthier
country than Nebraska. Wo have six
children attending school, and one a
little lady of about three months old
who will not go for some time yet.
You would not know our children, Hoj
is as tall as 1 urn and Ethel is taller
than her mother. Our Nebraska
friondB would confer a favor upon the
people of Oklahoma by requesting their
congressman to support the statehood
bill to bo presonted at coming session
of congross by onr delegate to congress
tho Hon. Bird S. McQulre. Wo extend
a cordial invitation to our friends to
call on us when in Oklahoma.
Remember that W.W.Sanders writes
nsurnnce. He is agent for several
iirst class companies, both mutual and
old lino. Ilia rates aro as low aa any,
Give him a call.
Plans to Cot Rloh
aro often frustrated by sudden break"
down duo to dyspepsia or consumption.
Brace up and tako Dr. King's "Now
Lifo Pllla. They tako out tho mater
ials which aro clogging your energies
and give you a now start. Curo head
ache and dizziness too. At Keollng's
drug store; 2Gc, gunrnuteed.
m. s. mciNiNCH
Republican Candidate for
COUNTY JUDGE
Black leg iniido its appearance last
week in a herd of cattle belonging to
K. M. Kuapp and J. F. Tolly. One
rftoer died, but the others wore vacci
nated, and the disease will probably
not spread. Pink eye has affected a
few herds of cattle near Stella this
summer.
Program for Y. P. S. 0. Ji. meeting
aj the Christian church, Sunday eve
uing, Out. 10.
Subject, JJotter work our society
should do, Ileb. 0 7-1'J, Li 20 21.
Gettlng-noro wisdom, Prov. 2 i-t).
Holding op Ipnger, Luke S 0-13 Obey
ing better, Rev. 3 7 13. More zoal,
John 2, 13-17. Stronger faith. 1 John
t
') 13 -Id, Muie utisoluMititfss, Acts 0
30 31).
Why should wo not be satisfied with
pint efforts V - Mrs. Snpp.
What better work i needed by our
loinmunity V btella Washburn,
Out lints some plan for better work
. V. Sapp
Duct Dora ("lark, Florence Jones
Heading A lice Peabody.
Loading thought Anna ICnapp
Close with Endeavor benediction.
Fuank II Aitrouo, Leader.
NEMAHA SCHOOLS
A'emuliu County 'JVnulior.
In the geneial advancement of the
cause of education in Nemaha .county,
Nemaha is holding her own.
There has never been so great an
interest shown In Nemaha for our
schools as now. 'There seems to be a
gen'eial awakening on the part of both
patrons and tho boaid of education,
and tho prospects for the success ot
our schools in the future Is bright.
During the past year tho board has
done its duty manfully, and lias ims
proved tho school premises wonder
fully.
The school building lias been painted
inside, the walls whitened and re-
plastered where needed, and tlnlloois
oiled.
Tho sidewalks and roof have been
repaired.
Over 8200 worth of now text bookB
liavo boon purchased, all of them the
latest, modem, up-to-date texts.
About fifty volumes of standard
literature have been added to tho
library, and a nice book case haa been
placed In the high room.
New outbuildings have been built.
Now pictures havo been placed on
the walls.
The salaries of tho intermediate and
primary teacher, have been raised 11 vn
dollars per month.
On tho whole, I think Nemaha is
making a very fair thowing.
Very truly.
0. E. Sandeks.
Advance Illustrations of handsome
fur garments are shown in The Design
er for November, so, too, aro tailor
Made Costumes and Toilettes, some of
these being designed especially for
those in mourning, wliilo others aro
for elderly women. Fashionable
Frivolities for Feminine Fancies pici
turos and describes new styles In bolts
and bags, and Forewords Regarding
Fashions and Fabrics displays tho
picturesque bolero in many forms and
materials. The Millinery Lesson tells
.how to make a, mourning topue, and
Points on Dressmaking gives instruc
tion in iinishing cloth Hkirts. Tho
regular styles, of the month embrace
ovoiy desirable garment now in vogue,
from tho out-of-door wrap to unders
wear. Advance Suggestions for
Christmas aro given, and both ure
augmented by directions for knitting
and croohetlng aweaters, kimonos, etc
s if
Mi-
, Is now complete.
liver since our Colonial ancestors
instituted Thanksgiving Djv, it bus
beMii a day of rejoicing, and the good
old-fashioned dinner plas the all
important part therein. A detailed
and ati interesting account of a
Thanksgiving dinner, as It will ho
served by tho young housewife who
ban followed the story of "The Making
of h Housewife" in The Delineator, is
given by Isabel G irdon Curtis In the
November number. "Thanksgiving
Day Novelties" illustrate many soihoii.
aide dishes, from tho traditional pump-.
kin pie, to a choicely arranged harvest
centerpiece. Other articles on "Nut
Novell lea" and "Maple Dainties" can
be made to advantage at this season
of the year, and will add a novelty to
the family menu.
Rest Estate for Sale
IIouso and two lots, good well, largo
collar, and other conveniences.
House and two lots, good well.
Good house and ono lot. IIouso has
five good rooms, porches, etc. Is in
good condition in every way a very
desirablnplaco. Fine well, small barn
pens, etc
Farm of -10 acres, 20 acres in or
chard. W W SANDERS
Now Curo For Cancor
All surface cancers are now known
to ho curable by Hucklen's Arnica
Salve. Jas .Walters, of Dullleld, Va
writes: "I had a cancer on my lip for
years that repined incurable till liuck
len's Arnica Salve healed It and now it
is perfectly woll." Guaranteed cure
for cuts and burns. 'Joe at Keeling's
drug store.
W. W. FBAZIEE,, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Nemaha, 35! ehr
Ail calls promptly utcondbcl
Phouo 28
W. (gj. Sounders
Justice of the Peace
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real Estate and
Insurance Agent
SB EAT B1SFEHSI01 SALE
OF-
"VM . Evnst Sd Sons.
HEREFORD and SHORTHORN CATTLE
Percheron Horses and Duroc-Jersey Hogs
Will bo hold nt WOLF CREEK STOCK FARM, six miles east and one mile
nortli of Tecuinsoli, and one miiu Houtlieaat of Graf, beginning promptly
at 10 o'clock tjaoli day,
Thursday and Friday, October 19 and 20, 1905
Twenty-six registered IlerefonlB, principally tho get of tho groat Hereford
Bulla, Royalty's Tom, No 01211 and Columbus 2rtli, No. 1001)12. Also fit)
feeding Steers and n number of noo-rogistoretl I'uro-bred Ilerofords con
sisting of Cows, Iloilers and young Hulls.
Twenty-six Registered Shorthorns of the host milch strains, including tho uih
surpuesad show bull, University Viscount, formerly at the head of tho
State University herd.
Two l'orchoron Stallions and Twelve Percheron Brood Mares, all recorded nnd
of best Percheron blood lines. Six high-grade Percheron brood Mares,
eight high-grade Percheron Filleys and twonly-fonr matched yearling colts,
sired by imported German Coach Stallions out of I10()-!b mares.
Eighteen Duroe Jersey Sows bred to No.
May Gilts, fifteen young boars, all
CATTLE SOLD ON THURSDAY AND
Bayers from distance cared for
conveyance to sale at Simpson's burn in
Write for Catalogue and any particulars.
T. O. CALL ATT AN,
O. 13. OLAHKE,
Auctioneers
WM.fPAMrUELL, JTok. P. E. ALLEN. Vlce-Prcs.
ELMEU K. AliTiEN, Cashier.
BAM OF
NEMAHA,
I Capital Stock, $5,000
Winter
stock
'A
Call for Bargains.
Notice of Probata of Will
Tho Slut nf Nt'iriiskM, County of Xem.itm h.
In tint 'nmit.y co irt. of Nemiih i futility, Nv
0 nltn.
To lillxnUf il Tlvotipr, Jolll) i'tivonir.MN.
iieuit! II UOI-, mill l m'I J?lnu ft c
In lii wMtnto ot NicliolHH I). Horlvotinr,
')Hi.
You nrc lifrclit' nnllllpa tlitil ihI! Kll'alft!'
KurlvoiiHi- Iiiih tiled .1 petition pi n - Ins? iiii
no liiKtriittimit. iiuii in tnisi'oint. parp"rtii.if
I. bo the lust will ami tt'iiimont or sul'l .!
o Stt.l. tnuy lo piovoil, iliowt .1 iitnlV.MMf l. !
iik lltu litsi win mid lomiiMioht of Sitt 1 N'lnh.
0 a 15. .Scrlvonor tloofiio.lj Unit huIu ln tr
moot may bo 1 1 d tn 1 1 1 o-1 to proim'o, mi I . ...
inliilNtriUloii ol Mil Id 'stntVnuitil to si. I
Kllmbeth Hoilvoticr hh uxoeatrtx, nml t ii
tliu n ut ii il iv of .Niivoiiil'iHr, A. I IOU5.nl tM
o'olook a. in., at o.itnily oourt room of suM
ootliitA , to Auburn, Iiiih been fixe I is llm llnic
and plnro nt roving Raid will, wlu-ii you an i
all liiU'ii'Mtuil nmv npponr ivtul klfiw ouum if
tbero bo any, why Hit- prayer of tbo pt iltlo i
t-b mid not be Knuitoi), unit coiiIcmI, tbo pro
b t tiioivol.
Wltiti'NH my hnml and st-nl or Haiti ennt'.
1 bin 'Jnd day of October, A I). UK.
HKAL J. H. Mc'Jaui V, County Jiulj-o.
known s tm
SOUTKWSST
Conneotlng tho Oomwnl Cental 4 KUh
MISSOURI,
Tho Broad Corn nnd Wheat V U rt Vfrmvte
CUIoa of
KANSAb
Tho Fertile River Valloa, Trifi OcntuT tttd
Kolllnf: I'ralrles ot
NEBRASKA,
Thoarnnd.PloturcsciaonndnnehnntlncSconoiT.
cud tho Fuinous Slinlni; DUtricts o'
COLORADO,
TUo Afrrlealtnrnl, Krnlt, Mineral and Ttmbor
4cU,und Kniuous Hot Oprlngn ot
ARKANSAS,
9S fiogar Plantations and lmmcnso Rico
i'"lohls ot
(LOUISIANA,
A9CW0X( Grain Fields, tlio Cattlo Ranees
SWd Winter ltesorts ot
TEXAS,
fllnlorlcal and Sconlo
OLD AND NEW MEXICO,
Afl4 ffor10 with Its Connections tho Populur
Winter Itouto to
CALIFORNIA
I'or dworlptlvc and tllttatrfttrit pamphlets of
any of ttfo irro fltutes, ndilrcas Companies'
Agents W.TOWNSE:ND(
&ceral .'issengcr and T Uet Aent, sv
ST. UOUtst.
jVemulm, Kebr.
Hiincoli
DmiiKti
Denver
"VjE-Eelcmti
Uutte
Salt Jnlco City
- 3?oitlana
Chictiuo '
St. J'ohojiIi
ICtiiistiH City
St. HjouIh tmcl sill
I'ointM KlMtlllCl
Soulli
' Stxii jr'iMioiwoo
JVnd 11 Poiat.s
West
T11A.INS JjEAVK AS KOM.OWS:
No. 1)7 l'lissunuer, dully oxcopl Stm
iliiy, tor ToctiniHHl), llctitrlco,
lloldrct' nnd nil points west !):I8 u in
No.OS PnHSCuuor, dully uxiiopt. Sun
day, for Noliiaskii City. Chli'iio
and nil poIulH north nnd cast 4 :00 p m
No, 111 liOonl froluhl, dully except
Sttnduv, lor AHililnni and lntur
niedlatu stalloiiH , 0:15 p m
y'o, 112 Local Irolyht, dally except
.Monday, for el)rnsl:a Oiiy nnd
iiTormcdlnto .stations 1 :10 a m
1 Hoar, fifteen February Gilts, fifteen
eligible to record.
HORSES AND HOGS ON FRIDAY
at farm. Lunch on groundfl. Call for
Tecumseh or Rate's barn in Graf.
WM, ERNST & SONS
Tecumseh, Nebr.
IEMAIA .. 4
NEBRASKA
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