Oftua The Kidneys Are I The Nebraska Advertiser The Bank'3 To T,ie Gen6ral Public
New Quarters : 1 " " "r ' "
: rtf tiHf ol any kind in tho publllc hlih
Nnmiihti li jib rwason to bo proud uf j ways of Mm county and any person or
llltu
mm
rap
Weakened by Over-Work.'
Unhealthy Kidneys Make impure Wood.
It mM to lie roiuddered that only
uriimry unci bladder troubles were td U;
but now modem
KCieiici! proven that
nearly all disease
organs.
Tin- IsidnovB filter
and purify the blood
Hint is their work.
'iiw.t-..rtf ilif.ii vourkidnciVHiire weak
or out of order, you can undurjitnnd how
quickly your entire body w affected and
how every organ nceum to fail to do its
thI? 'you ore sick or u feel badly," begin
takinir the urani. kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because m toon
as vour kidnuys are well they will help
ull'thc other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are nick you can inaku no nn
i i.t f! ,luti)rhiL- vour kidncyi.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
t.. im.inr Swamn-Root, the great
1.5. !.. rf.tncilv. in sooll mili.ed. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, iuuw
on its merits by all
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. You may
1hiv M Riunole bottle HnmootBwatnp-IlOOt,
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 & to., Jung
hamton, N. Y. Dpn't make any mistake,
but remember tlie name, nwnuip-mmt,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, niiighanitoii, N. Y.,ou every bottle
Mrs. II.it tin Boatman, wife of Win
BoHiinan of Anpin wall preclnut, died
at ilia hospital at Palls City Wednes
day from a stuirlcul operation.
SubBorlpllotiB r(!i!ctvi'd nt tho post
olllcc for any iiiiih'Iiic or novvspsper
published in Mm UtitU'd Stutt'H. You
can savo money by Imving the pogt
iiniHtcr order your miiwszlnt's and
iiipors.
Mrs. John Hawxby, who has been
sick for Mm oast four months with
enhtrgmnuiit of Mm heiut, Is noL.(tting
any bettor. I lor many (rioiitls will
regret to learn this, llei daughti'i-iiM
hw, Mih. Frank Iliiwxby, of Bradshaw
Nebr , has boon hern for four weeks,
helping tako care of her
FT-'A' '
her bank. In tho lirst place It Is a
solid instil tiilon, and the peophj huvo
perfect coiiflddnuo in its inntiHuetiHMit.
Now it has one of th very best builds
Inga and furnitutu of any bank of its
capital in the state. Tho building is
iUX'IU feet. Tho front 24 feet of tills
is lor the business department, with
the door in the southeast corner, the
vault being in the northwest corner of
this room. Tho counlera, railing, etc..
are all new. The counters are dark
oak, handsomely finished. There h
much more room $huti in tho old
building, this room alonu being larger
than the old building. All the
counters, desks, etc., are finely finished
In the west part of tho building there
is a good sized room, and in the north
west corner, went of tho vault, is a
small store room Tho building is
I'lio county commissioners luive in
structed the sheriff to compel all
premiers sentenced to tho county j ill j well lighted, 'tho front room having a
to woik during tho period of their plate irlaas window t)2xloa inches
i
poisons guilty of oftens? of this kind
shall bo prosecuted to tho fullest extent
of tho law.
Done in session Jan 22nd, 1000.
0. 13. Oiti,
0. W. Cumminos,
W. A, DOOLITTLK.
KNAPP & SON
Proprietor of the
Livsry&Feed Stab Se
2SSMAIIA,fNEBR.
Gcod Dray in connection with Livery
Satisfaction guaranteed,
A Vory Closo Coll
"I stuck to tnv inline, although
oveiy joint ached and every no'vo was
racked with pain." writes C. V
Bellamy, a locomotive fireman, of
Burlington. Iowa. "I was weak and
pnle, without any appetite and all run
down. As 1 wh about to give up, I
uot a bottle of Electric Bltteis, and
after taking .It. J felt as well as I over
did in my life." Weak, sicklj, run
down people always gain new life,
strength and vigor from tbpir u-e. Try
them. Satisfaction guaranteed by W.
W. Keeling. Price 50 cents.
First class Building Brick for
Hiilo at the
Nemaha Brick Kilns
Call and see thorn and get
prices.1 Quality guaranteed
1
JOSEPH M. WEST
N 13 MA II A. N 15 Bit.
W. W. FKAZIER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Nemaha, Nebr
.Ail calls promptly tittondod
Phono -H
4
P15TI3R K ERIC 13 R.
Doulorln
Highest nmrkotprico paid for Hides,
Laid, Talow. etc,
"Cut
it Out"
says many a doctor to his
lady patients, because he
doesn't know of any medi
cine that will cure female
troubles except the sur-
iniprisontnont. They will saw the
wood for the jail and county olllnes
a id we understand a rock pile will
a so ho provided. This action was
'aken in response to a petition present
I'd to tho board at the meeting Jan. 10.
It is a good idea,
How's this?
Wo oiler Ono Hundred; Dollars Howard for
uiiy (juso of Cutnrrl) that cannot, oh cured ty
tlnll'H Cut tin li Cure.
K. J. L'HICNISY it CO., Toledo, O.
We, tho uaduiHlKued, luivo known K. J.
CliHiioy lor the liisl lfiyunrH, and bellovo lilm
iiurfoolly honorable In all IiiihIiiohs tiuiiHiir-
Uoiih and lliiaiiohilly alio to carry out tiny
"Umitlot.H iniidu by IiIh tlrin.
WA1.D1NO, IClMNAN it MARVIN,
WlioluKiilo DniKBlHts, Toledo, O.
IIiiII'h Cat mill Curo In takun Intel iiully,
.iclliit; directly upon tlio lilood and iiiucoiih
.-lUrliiuori of llio HyHloin. TcsLIiiioiiIuIh huiiI
hu. l'rlcoTflcontH por tioltlu. Mold by ml
ralcu il-ui'x "'i uilvi'lIN rr i i iuipitl no
J. I) Shuhort will begin at once th
erdotion of a linn brick building litl
by ono huridred feet on his lots oppo
iito tho Kentucky Colonel hotel. Thin
plendid building will add greatly, to
,ihe appearance of the town, being on
nice ground and within full view o'
the depot. We are glad to know that
Vlr. Shubcrt lias so much faith in
Biokeu Arrow, as the building will
cost a considerable sum of money.
A rental contract has already been
signed for a term of years with a large
implement firm of whh li Mr. 13.
Ilunsocker will bo manager. Broken
Arrow (Indian 'Per) Ledger.
gcon's
fcnife
That such a medicine
exists, however, is proved by
thousands of cures made by
OF
Cures Womb
Disease
It has saved the lives of many
weak, sick women and rescued oth
ers from a lifetime of chronic sick
ness. It will cure you If you will
only give It a chance. Try It.
Sold by all druggists and deal
ers in Si. 00 bottles.
GAVE UP SUPPORTER.
41 1 wore a supporter for four
years, to keep up my womb,"
writes Mrs. S. J. Chrisman, of
Mannsville,N.Y. 4 'My doctor said
no medicine would help me. After
taking Cardul I gane up my sup
John Ivounol of Howe, Hubert Byois
landlord of the Byers hotel at Auburn
and Ab Chainborri, tho bartender, got
into a wrangle Tuesday of lut weeli
that resulted in tho arrest of Byers on
the charge of selling liquor to minor
nt his saloon in tho hotel. The com
plaint was sworn out by Mr Kennel.
According to tho Herald Mr. Kennel
stopped in to tho Bvors to get some
! Oiid refreshments " His companion
praised tho quality of liquor served and
Kennel said: "Yes, all 1 have againsi
tliis place is that they sell liquor to
miuoia" A b Chambers said it was a
lie Kennel reiterated his charge and
I -I... 1 1 .....1 1 ...I' M.C .1.1..
(laiiueu uu nan uiuniu iuuui ui mm
truth. The two mn got in a fight,
Byers appeared and mixed up, with tho
reeult I txit- lie Was ntivied as afoie
-odd. Tho trial is set for lTeb. It). The
Herald says:
'Mr. Kennel lias lung been laboring
o prevent a number of boys who tiro
under ago and who live at Howe from
getting liquor at Auburn One of the
recalcitrant youths is his own son. He
lias warned the various saloon keepers
aga pst, selling liquor to these youths
mil it is alleged th.t lie lias watched to
8 if his w ruing had been complied
wi'h and it is clinrged that his wishes
and warning had been respected in all
but one place in town.
"Mr. Kennel iB a law-abiding citl'en
and a determined one and says that he
will break up the practico of tho sell
ing of liquor to minors if persoveranco
and a resort to law will do it."
Mr. Kennel cortainly shows his great
desire to stop tho boys from drinking
In a queer way. Tho best way to get
his boy to quit is to stop the practico
himself sot a good example. But
itistetld of this ho patronizes tho very
besides the glass door, side. windows
no. A Mosler Hcrew door safe, wuh
the vault, protects tlie funds ft an (lie
and burulars.
L'no oanlc believes in maklim pets
manent improvements, tlierefoio put
down a good cement sidewalk in place
of the old wooden one. ,
Tlio bank is now located in the new
quarters, ready for business.
Reference was made last week to
the fact that some old soldiers of
Browuvllle had got into trouble in
connexion witli the land frauds in tlie
western part of the state, now being
Investigated by tho United Slates
overninent. Hev. (let). G. Ware ol
South Dakota is on trial in the federal
court at Omaha for conspiracy In
securing fictitious homestead entries.
In Saturday's proceedings Geo. vV.
Patton, an old soldier of BrownviHe,
was a witness. The following is giv n
regarding his testimony in Hie account
if i lie trial:
"Another witness tor Mi" governs
ment was Geo. W. ratten, an old
soldier, living at Brownville, Neb.
He was arrested Dee. 20 upon a charge
of subornation of peijury in connection
witli the U. B L case. Batten said lie
filed upon land within the U. B. I. en
closure, having been solicited by Harry
Welch to take a homestead. Tlio wit
ness told of inducing si old soldierB
to take homesteads. For this work he
said he received $5 for each tiling.
The understanding in eacli instance
was that when final proof was made
every entryman was to receivo $150.
"When the fact became apparent that
Batten is almost blind, tlie defense ditl
not lose an opportunity to accentuate
tho point that the witness had been
arrested This was brought out in
such a way that the jury might gather
that the witness had been merely a
dupe of LamtiertV chicanery and that
he 1 ii'l been unfairly used by the
government, the inference being that
Ware himself had been imposed upon
n a similar way."
Pi auk Lambert acted as the agent
for tlio big cattle barons lu bargaining
for the laud Mr. Patten got several
of his old soldier neighbors in Brown
ville to accept the offer of tho cattle
company, and they aro also witnesses.
Souvenir postal cards for side at tho
postolliee.
STULL & HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
in tho-
PAMS BUILDING
IjAW, ItH.Wi KSTATK.t CO MICTIONS ,
onicii over Potoontf' liulldliiK, n't
lriik nil's old stand,
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
AUBURN
NEBRASKA
I
GO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Would thMt vc could U I
SHOUT FROM EVERY KOUSE-TOP ft
with the utrunctli of u million voice R
tllHt K
h r-w
m II
1 iMa liitl S I
" a
Fartniimand siock-taising uie each
year rhiug tu a liiglnr stage of develop
ment in Nemaha county; and tho year
1000 opens witli a better outlook for
tlio various interests of the farm than
any of its predecessors. Old fogy
methods aro giving wav to modern
ways of doing tilings and plowing,
seeding, cultivation and hai vesting are
conducted on well-defined principles.
insuring gi outer success Breeders aro
impioviiig tlieir live stock and giving
more intelligent care to its selection.
feeding and marketing. Tho large
circulation of The Homestead, of Des
Moines. Iowa, among our progressive
farmers, lias beeu a help in bringing
about this desirable change. Its able
editorials, written by practical farmers
who live on their own farms. Its
-peoiul contributions by experts, and
its valuable departments render it
almost inditipensablo to tlie farmer and
stockman who desire to keep abreast of
the times. Wo havo made arranee-
fstibllshment that he says ho knows is mentg for clubbing this excellent farm
selling liquor to minors probably to journal with Tho Advertiser at a vory
his own boy. too latter prooably reasonable rate: and will uikn nleim..-,
argues that if his father thinks that is
I a proper place to goto it Is all right
for him. Why not? If a father
nutronies a saloon ho should not
In forwniding your subscription on
requost. Call and leave your order tho
next time yon aro In town.
CniiuhN, Ooldm, Conrmtiptlon,"
ItroxcliltU. Aslluiiii.I'lrurlHT,
lnoiiiiionlutCrl,NorcThront
MONEY BACK IF IT I-AILS.
Prlco COc and $1.00. Trial Dottle Free.
issanarassrBsnBSKis
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights &c.
AnyonosPiiiUni? asltotdi dPMcrlritlnu mny
qnloUlv iiscorlum otir opinion rreo whether nn
Invention Is probably piUenini.lo. omimiiilrn.
turns Rtrlctljrconllilontlul. HANDBOOK on I'ntunts
sunt froo. lllilcst niionry lor H 'cnrniir patents.
I'ntontH taken throtmli Muun Co. receive
tpeftal notlcet without clinrsc, lu tlio
A ltnnclsonioly Illustrated weekly. I.nrcest cir
culation of any dclentllln Journal. Ternm. J-T n
year: four montlia, $1. Sold by nil nenndeiilors.
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HLMKK E. ALLEN, Cnshlor.
OF
NEMAHA
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
Capital Stock, $5,000
ft
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fiH Ladies
St
my
n Sr.TS, ORATTtTU- k
rn n.ro biviuk away
iv a at swrs. 'iC7t huh. hi
and hundreds ot othtir r.uloles. all full slso ".r faf ii'v
Ubo, to cimblo us tj lntriMluca our "wnn KaUli.-r I'", .'cr
und Hulvona Brunls ot Tons, Coffees and other Uoum I
Sivmllfs. ThehU nra all nlli-urirto eoodo nb ''li t !
(maranicjd ps to qunllty cost no iiiuro thrm you tiro now pujlim for tlm samo g'iir., ii'iU
wc rtj.oca ortlrcb iipn tLolr merit to soouro yntir futuro order. Coii-.eo,ueiitlj- by,'vhi.r
awcy frj rrcmiums via pain nov oiistotuora
l-j tl:o Ju. Urb, vi by it. linn dl.-ntly wltt
wilder.-.! a.v rotullora, which W!J 1'lAJi
with our .lustomers wo save tha prollt of tlio
L7A?I OVi:;i TO VOU In the Blmpo of ineful
T.nHjIiiMi!; und hono-.t uixhIr nt fylr trlcoa. liecuuho you llvo ndles tiwiiy from a-b?c. ir o 70a
)-'ay 11'jver havo roen ua Is no nootl roa;on for not fflvliiK us a trial. 1'u rink uoii.injr.
Wo rto not hhIs nay In a!v:mo. XV )iny tlw XvvlKt. Our catalotiu-, of prtmmi w
will bo Bont you and our plnn of colling uooda will bo fully oxplnlnrd If you will only Bi nd
your nano and ad'trusa. Wo havo hundrudnorpatrr.ru whORO euotoni wo Fomrod by tb. p) '.
They would not ptronlio us unler.8 wo ttavo thorn lull vuliio und tnlv treatiuoiit. o
ouid not oxiiort thorn to. lic.ldcs, the editor or tnia
paper will tell you that wo aro thoroughly responsible.
Write today a postal-c.ini jur.t
Hiving your ntrjjo und addrces will do.
This In a Chance That Hoes Not Happen Krcry nay.
salvo ma supplies company.
1 127-1 120 Pine Stroot, St. Louis, Mo.
The word results means n whole lot to the farmer of to-day and it is
especially attractive to the homeaecher or those neeking new locations.
If we tell you ofja country where you are sure of success, will you
believe us ? It is only necessary for you to farm the land and the
best results will follow a State which the government reports will
show ieads in the production of wheat. It alao ranks among the first
in tho raising of corn, alfalfa, timothy and other products, together
with stock raising. We speak of
The great State of the West, where lands can be purchased, from $5
to $30 per acre which equals the returns of the $50 to $150 per acre
lands of other States. EASTERN COLORADO Is identical in most
respect3 and the same opportunities are offered there. Buy quick
while the lands are cheap and secure the benefit of an excellent invest
ment. THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY touches the
heart of this rich agricultural region and extremely low rates are
offered, allowing stop-over at pleasure In certain territory for inspec
tion of lands, etc. Write us and we will send you free descriptive
literature and full Information.
H. C. TOVVNSEND,
" GEN En At. PASSENGER AND TICKET AGENT.
porter and am now wen."
expect anything else Minn that his son
liny your
postolliee.
school . tablets nt the
ST. LOUIS, MO.
i will do likewise