The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There Is n diHonse prevailing in tliitt
coiintryinoNt dangerous hecntifle so decep
tive. Many midden
dealliH arc caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart fnilnre or
apoplexy arc often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed toad vaucc
the kidney-poisoned
blood will at
tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
tlie bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Uladdcr troubles almost al ways result
from a derangement pf the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day,
and to get up many times during the
Might. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Hoot is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Uoot is pleasant to take and is
cold by nR druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil
mer &. Co., llinghainton, N Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Itoot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Uoot, and the
address, Jliughatnlon, N. Y., on every
bottle.
TIME TABLE
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3B IVHPPPPIPI
San Francisco has had no saloons
since tho earthquake, and tho mayor
(tmioiiiices that thoy will bo closed for
an indellnito period, All saloon
licenaeH havo been revoked by order of
tho board of commissioners, at the
HUKgestiou of tho niuyon in Han
Matoo county, just over tho border
from Sail Francisco, tho supervisors
allowed tho auloona to open their places
of business. Tho dispatch Bays;
"Tho result whb dlsustroua. TIioubi
aiida of men and women Hocked over
tho border and indulged in drunken
orgies. It produced tho nearest aps
proach to riotous conditions that has
existed in the city elnco tho great
catastrophe. Chief of Police Dinan
appealed to Sheriff Mansfield of San
Matoo county begging him to see that
all grog shops within hia jurisdiction
be closed. Today Sheriff Mansfield
tnado answer that ho would clouo
drinking places deaplto tho action of
tho aupervisora of tho county, even if
It was ncceuaary for hi in to go to the
extent of calling upon tho militia to
aid him in tho work."
Why not closo tho saloons for all
time? Tho result of n saloon being
openo I anwhero ia always disastrous.
Drunken orgios always exist. Families
are always broken up and misery
ensues. This is ono of the necessary
results of tho saloon. Then why not
decide that tho saloon must go. No
amount of money can pay for tho boys
and men that arc ruined, the crimes
that n ro committed and tho sufforing
of innocent persona caused by this
moiiBtrous evil.
Falls City waa disappointed with tho
report of its Imported miner expert on
tho prospects of coal In Richardson
county, and an authority on minerals
lately oxprossed a fear that tho Peru
deposit might bo morely local. Per
hups it is to demonstrate that Nebraska
is a mineral stato despito such dis
couragements that northeast Nebraska
farmers havo dug up a soap mine. A
mound of sand has beon discovered,
rendu a dispatch from Sioux City, of
the right consistency for scouring
purposes and containing besides tho
necessary ingredients to produce a
lather. All that seems to bo lacking
in tho deposit is cartons ready labeled
and a supply of recommendations such
as "1 used Nebraska Natural Bounty
soap Hix thousand years ago and have
not used any since," signed, "A
Moundbullder." Doubtless samplos of
the now soap will bo placed on exhibi
tion in Sioux City together with sains
pies of tho perfectly preserved butter
which according to another Sioux City
dispatch, was dug out of a Missouri
river sandbar last year after fifty years
or so of underground oblivion.-Stato
Journal.
Attorney (loneial Drown, who has
boon giving the Nebraska grain dealers'
association such a chase, .has com
menced suit against tbo Nebraska
lumber dealers' association. It must
bo conceded that lie has so far made a
mighty good caao against tho grain
dealers; but if tho assertions of the
retail lumber men be true, ho will not
bo able to mako a case against them,
though ho may reach the wholesale
dealers. A l't'.iluio to provo tho retail
dealers in a trust, would be just cause
for them to thank Brown for bringing
tho suit, for tlioro aro hundroda of cub
tomers over tho stato who believe
pricos aro controlled by tho association ;
and wlion thev are shown that such is
not tho case among tho retailers, by a
decision of tbo court, the retailor will
no longer rest under suspicion. A
full investigation will not injure, but
rather help innocent parties. If the
trust is composed of tho wholesalers,
they can bo reached by tho general
governmept. Hastings Tribune.
For tho benefit of tboso who aro
raising chickens wo give the following:
"Many people aro troubled a great deal
during tho summer with mites and
lions wherever there aro fowls or
birds mites will bo found. Take small
white onions and put a fow in each
nust and hang a few around in the hen
house. Do this nnd you will never be
uotherop with another rnlto or chicken
flea Medicnl Talk.
Devil's island Torturo
Ib no worse than nho terrible case of
Piles that nllllcted me 10 years. Thou
I was advised to apply Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo, and Iobs than a box
permanently cured me, writes L, S
Napier, of Itugles, Ky. Heals all
wounds, burns and sores liko magic.
25c at W. W. Keeling's, druggist.
From County Superintendent Carrtngton
On tho whole Nemaha county has
been fortunate In having good teachers
this year which always insures good
schools. School property has been
well cared for the school rooms and
premises have beon kept in excellent
repair, clean and orderly and the in
struction and dlacipline excellent.
Outsidoof Auburn there aro 101 teas
chers in the county. Out of this num
bor there havo beon eleven failures.
Fifty one schools havo beon conduct
ed and taught to tho satisfaction of nil
concerned, many of them being model
schools. Nineteen were taught, gov
ornod and cared for just fairly well.
In tho light of thoao facts wo may fool
encouraged.
According to the monthly roport
cards for Anril vacancies will occur in
the following districts: No 1-Fred
Wolf, director, Ilumburg, la: 2-Wui.
Prante, Peru; 1L. W. itedfern, Peru;
0 F.L. Gorlaw, So. Auburn; 8 Fritz
Drowel, llrook; ll-Itichard S. Hawloy
Brock' 12 Geo. Keeling, Auburn; 13
John KatllfTo, Auburn; 15-Samuol
Snyder, Peru, 10-Jacob Scours, Peru;
18-N. Rogers, Peru; 19 W. T. Jerauld
Auburn; 22 Fted Kelchol, Johnson;
20 John WeerB, Johnson; 27 F red
Eiders, So Auburn: 28-Jamos Adam
son, So. Auburn; 30-C. Coulter, Au
burn; 31-Ben Sheen, Brownville; 32
Rob't Moody, Brownville; 33-D.
Andrews. Brownville: 31) N. C. Boul,
Howe (two rooniB); ll Herman Yolkin
So. Auburn; .10 Harm Tjaden, Hum',
boldt; 47 Fred l.ampe. Jr. Humboldt;
18 M. Reagan, Humboldt: JO G. B
Armstrong, Howe; 50 E. E. Mason,
So. Auburn, R. F. I). 2: 51 James
O'Donald. Stella; 52 Arthur Ititchey,
Stella; 53 C. E. Lambert, Nemaha;
54 T. Teare, So. Auburn; 50 W. II
Lemon, Nemaha: C. T. Burnes, Shu-,
hurt; 00 Geo. Fisher, Nemaha; 01 II.
W. Beckman. So. Auburn; G4 Wm
Blinker, Auburn: 05 Chaa. W. Epler
Auburn; 70 Louis Shafer, Nemaha; 73
G. W. Sniedley, Brock; 75 Clarence
Star, Brock, 77 Frank Hilton, Glen
Rock; 78 II. C. Blinde, Johnson; 70
Geo. Frerichs, So. Auburn; 81 F. B.
Ducy, Julian (two rooms).
Some teachers have been retained iu
their present places at advanced sal
aries ranging from S40 to S50 per
month. We will bo able to supply good
teachers if the wages aro sufficiently
high.
Geo. D Cakiungton, Jn.,
County Superintendent.
How's this?
Wo oiler One Huii(lre(l;I)ollnrs Howard for
any cuho of Catarrh tlnit.cannot oo cured by
Hull's Catarrh Cure.
K..I. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, O.
We, tho undurslKoed, havo known K. J.
Cheney for ihe hint 15 yours, and hellovo him
perfectly honorable In all business traiJKan
tlotiH and tlniituilally alio to carry out any
bllyatloriH mati" 'v his llrm.
WAI.I). - KlNNAN .t MAKVIN,
Wholes. ' ,rui;lNls, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cine In taken Internally,
nelltiB directly upon the blood nnd mucous
surfaces of tho system. Testimonials sent
eo. Prlco-SconlM pur bottle. Hold by all
UK. BH
Take It -It's PumllvI'llls for ooiut u HIoho
Tho June Delineator is a most at
tractive number, containing the usual
array of tho lateac styles, with the
interesting fashion chronicles of Helen
Berkeley-Lord and Endoard La Fon
taine, and literary features of groateut
excellence. Burton E. Stevenson con
tributes tho first part of The Poso of
Sharon, a mystery tale that will tax the
ingenuity of its readers to solve, and
there aro short stories by Kathryn Jor
boo, and Wolf Von Schiorbrand, the
former a storv of new Japan and the
latter a Russian narrative.
Under tho title, Tho Revival of nn
Old Assembly, I'otor Fertiouu describes
the ball at the ABter House, New York
which was called forth national com,
ment at tho time it was hold, in April.
Gustaav Kobbo interestingly tolls the
story of Home, Sweet Home and thero
Ib a variety of excellent verses. For
children, thero are Stories and Pass
times, among them one of Alice
Brown's Gradual Fuiry Tales, and for
the woman of tho homo, many articles
of housewifely Interest, including a
chapter on Dirt and Danger in the
Markets, in The Delineator's Cams
pnign for Safe Foods.
A Lucky Postmlstross
Is Mrs. Alexander, of Gary, Me., who
has found Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills to
be tho host remedy she over tried for
keeping the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels in porfect order. Y ou'll agro
with her if you try theso painless
purifiers that inftiao now lifo. Guarans
teed by W. W. Keeling, druggist.
Price 25c.
Brownville Briefs
Mrs. A. L. Barber Is visiting rolas
Uvea in the northwestern part of tho
state,
Rev. Ayers and Joseph Ponn have
returned from a business trip at
Nebraska City.
Frank Colo will move his family
to Salt Lake City this week where ho
expects to make his future homo
Ed Majors sold his realty In this
place and with his family bus gono to
western Kansas where ho owns a
quarter section of land.
Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Steutoville will
go to Loulsvillo next month and will
visit other points in the state during
the "homecoming" of Keutuckians.
John Cranmer came in from The
Hub one day last week, John says
the lid is on at Auburn and it seems
that the "crunks" are determined to
keep it on. 'Rah for the cranks. But
things do change. A few years ago
everyone who hud the temerity to
oppose tho whlBkey deal was dubbed
crunk but strange to relate tho epithet
is now on tho other side where it
belongs
Sherman Kauffman left last Saturday
to search the river shores and drifts
with tho hope of finding tho body of
his brother Fred. This is his second
trip. A clairvoyant in Kansas City
told Mrs. RauBcholb, his sister, that
Fred was drowned, und that "his body
is lodged among something that looks
like treeB, above tho bridge at Rulo,
on the left hand side as you go down."
"If 1 were theie," declared the clear
sighted lady, "I know that I could go
struight to him."
Saloon, or no saloon, that's the quess
tion, and tho "paramount, issue" which
has been stirring our little village for
several weeks past. Soems a hard
proposition, too. Even a few of our
most yronounced advocates of tho
hideous institution are not certain that
all is well, that nevor yet has ended
well And the future has a sombre
doubtful appearance. Even Judge
Stull has been beard to say: "O, the
saloon has a good deal of ill connected
with it, but it seeniB that Brownville
has always hud a pretty hard pull,
when it didn't have one." No diss
respect to his honor, however, he is a
lawyer and works for his clients. A
man may be a lawyer though, and still
have a fund of good sense, and such
the judge is known to possess there
fore he can have nothing but loathing
in his heart for this Brownville propo
sition. It might be well for the young
men who come from Peru, Nemaha
and the jug boys over the river who
patroni'o our Pull, to take their
bearings at time point on the Missouri
where recently two of our fellow
citizens lost their lives. They, i. o ,
theso two stalwart young men, left this
port in a boat in the night, plentifully
provided with a variety of the Pull.
But they are dead and so let them rcBt.
O, breathe not their names
Let them sloop in the shade
Where cold and unhonored
Their relics are laid.
Sad, silent and dark
Aro tho tears that we shed
Like the night dews that fall
On the grass o'or their lieads.
Ono noticeable symptom the effect
of tho poison cup ia the manifest
apathy of the sot with whom tho dead
boys trained. These have no words of
pity lor them nor their untimely fate,
nor do they express tho least sympathy
for those who dearly loved them
notwithstanding their many faults
So much do theso horrid distilmeuts
brutalize men.
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The Designer for Juno is already
hinting of vacation days, Mary
Kilsyth contributes an interesting
article, "A Camp in the Woods," and
Laura B Starr one on "The World's
Children nt Play," while tho Vacation
Suggestion Department supplies two
practical outlines for spending a few
weeks pleosontly and inexpensively.
Fancywork consists of embroidery,
lace making and souvenir postal cards;
and "IIome-Madot Wedding Cakes" and
Strnwberries aro paid special attention
in tho "Kitchen Kingdom." All kinds
of summery garments are shown in
the regular fashion department.
"Finishing Summer Skirts" is treated
of in "Points on Dressmaking, and the
making of a lingerie hat is described iu
the "Millinery Lesson." All kinds of
decorationo for wash dresses and the
latest lit parasols are pictured and
described.
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NEMAHA, NEBR.
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