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DO YOU GBT UP
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Kidney Trouble Makes Yoti Miserable.
Almost ever', body who rends the news
paper is sure, to know 01 the wonderful
cures limue iy ur,
Kilmer's Swamp-
Hoot, the great kid-
t nev. liver and mrui-
I t dor remedy.
It is the great nied-
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nineteenth eentury ;
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
i-iiiinriiL kidncv and
bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric .wid. catarrh of the bladder and
right's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. It has
been tested in so many way, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that u
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, nlsou book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
fimloulif you have kidney or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention rending tins
generous oner in uw ''' )
address 10 in. jhiuvj
& Co., Jlinghninton,
N. Y. The regular
fifty-cent and one
.l.illnf ni lmttloa nre
Homo cf Bwamp-Uoot.
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the uddress; Hinghaniton, N. Y., on
every bottle.
TIME TADIt
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t. .ToHoim Salt Xmlce City
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Handbook on I'ntnnta
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out froo.
I'ntcnts taken through Munn A Co. roculto
Oldest Buoiirr xor Hncurinir tin
most Riroucy xor Hocunntf patent.
ipcclal notice, without chnrito, in tho
Scientific Jliticricnn.
A handsomoly Uhmtrnt nd weekly. Tersest cir
culation of any nrluiitltln Journal. Tonus, f3 n
ort four months, fl. Sold by all nowsilonlors.
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Jlraocb omco. COS V BU Washington. Jj. C. ,
can be greatly Increased by giving
special care to the health of every
animal and fowl on the farm.
Sick poultry, sheep, cattle, hogs,
horses, etc., depend on their livers
to keep them well.
Black-Draught
Stock and Poultry
Medicine
keeps their livers working nnd
therefore keeps them well.
Black-Draught Stock and Poul
try Aedldne Is a pure, natural,
vegetable, blood purifier, and acts
by regulating the stomach, liver
and bowels.
It prevents and cures Hog Chol
era, Chicken Cholera, Colic, Dis
temper, Coughs, Colds, Constipa
tion, Fever, Loss of Appetite,
Wasting Away, and all the com
mon stock diseases.
It Is a perfect medicine for gen
eral farm use. Try it.
Price 25c for a large can, at
all druggists and dealers
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KIHh K. (Jnod litis cotno out in an
Interview taking an advanced stand on
the untl-inonupoly question. He is in
favor of untl-iMss legislation and
strongly opposed to railroad domiua
tion in polities
Lancaster county, that wiih thought
to bo controlled by the railroad element
In the republican party, broke loose in
their county convention last week and
instructed for Norris Drown for
United States senator and for Winnett
for railroad commissioner. The deles (
nation wii6 also instjueted for I'ollard
for convene.
A lady of our city him found a euro
cure for broken dishes. If the diah to
bo mended can be tied together with a
stout string, then placed in boiling
milk and left for an hour you can
never tell that the diah had been
broken and it can afterwards be put
into boiling water without tho pieces
coming apart. TIiIh experiment has
been tried and proved and (many aie
the broken dishes which aro as good as
now Ex.
This year, for the llrat time chloUer.H
were returned to the assessor lor taxs
ation and as usual Hichardsou county
b amis near the top in value of pro
ducts. The assessed valuation of
chickens in tills county is $80;io and it
stands second on the list. This means
that tne cash value Is over $40,000.
Thousands of dollars every year uto
pMd to our fanners for eggs nnd
chickens and tlin business keeps on
growing. Nothing raised on tho farm
produces as largo returns for tho tiino
and money expended as tho chicktn
industry and the people of this coumy
reoogni.e tho fact Falls City
Journal.
We would likftoask the esteemed
editor of the Johnson Nows when he
is going to get out that special edition
that is to forever put a quietus to the
ambitious aspirations of Ellis Good?
He has been talking and writing about
it for several months. If ho doesn't
hurry tho county convention will be
passed, and how embarassing it will be
if wo endorse Ellis and thpn Uro
V
Stock's special edition comes out and
we find out we shouldn't have done
anything of the kind but should have
endorsed that eminent, reformer and
anti-paRB statesman, Charley Parker
By the way, wo would enquire if Hro
I'arker ever rode on a pass or ever
solicited one, and if so. how long ago?
We want to get straight on this i in
portant question.
Now York city and tho state of New
Jersey aro tho latest communities to
unaergo a revival of law enforcement
Tho laws require the closlnc of saloons
nr? Sundn The executive nfllcjals
have decided to enforce tho law though
it bo unpopular and inconvenient to dn
po. As a matter of fact, it has hepti
dpmnnstra'od that law enforcement is
nnpnhir in this countrv. The man who
h perhaps tho moqt popular governor
in tho UnMort Stat, Josoph Folk
ui alt) lus reputation us a law untoicer
at a tluiu when l.iw eutorceuiuut was
less popular than it is now. It would
bo a blessed thing it a wave of law
uiifoiutiuuut should become so strong
in to louu the icpeal of all laws that
do not deserve enforcement mid the
uusei Vance ot all that do. W hat would
happen, for instance, if the Nebraska
taw against treating, weie eniorced, or
iho Lincoln auti-spituuy ordinance?
sitate Journal.
A "Derby" of one and one-eighth
miles will be run at the State Fair
on September 4th. Tins promises to
bo an eyent at the Fair this year ai.d
society will be out in the Derby colors
(yellow and white). Tho ru.e progn m
Is by far the beat ever given at a
Nebraska State Fair and lovers of the
fast horse will have a gala week.
There will be more "red" machinery
exhibited at the State Fair the tlrst
week in September than has ever been
shown at one time and place in the
state. All the implement ground has
been assigned and it has been necessary
to lay out an annex
The live stock department at the
State Fair this year is already assuming
vast proportions. It has been neeesas
ary for the management to build three
more permanent swine barns, each
containing thirty-eight pens, which
increases the capacity so that about
1500 head cau now bo exhibited, and
there have been requests for 250
additional pens (lied with the superin
tondont.
At the meeting of tho town board
last Friday evening the clerk was ins
suueted to return to G. W Cox his
petition for a saloon license. The le
guilty of iho case presented Interesting
features. Mr. Cox at one time had
thirty four names on his petition.
Later eight names wuro taken off and
two again placed on the petition
Aside from this ono property owner
signing the petition moved from town.
Tho supremo court of Nebraska has
never yet given a decision regarding
tho legality of taking oue's name from
a saloon petition. Tlure was also a
lemotiBtrance. Had the board began
to consider tho granting of a license,
both the remonstrance nnd the legals
ity of removing the names would have
had to bo considered. The case would
have gone to the court b and probably
several months elapsed beforo a de
cision. Therefore the easiest way for
all concerned was for tho board to in
struct tho clerk to request that the
petition bo withdrawn --Stella Press.
NEBRASKA EPWORTH ASSEMBLY
The tenth annual session of the Ne
bra3ka Epwortb Assembly will be
held at Epwortb Lake Park, Lincoln,
July ill to August I). inclusive. Dates
of one fare plus 50 cenis a-e announced
fioni all stations in Nebraska.
The program is exceptionally strong,
including among the platform speakers:
Dooker T. Washington of Georgia.
Newell Dwight II i I lis of New York.
Dishop J. C. Hart.ell of Africa.
Dr. William Spurgeon of England.
Senator J. P. Dollivar of Iowa.
Dr Louis Albert Danks of D mver.
Hon. John G. Wooley of Chicago
Dr. George D Stuart of Tennessee
Dr George M. Hamill of Nashville
Miss Marie C. Drehm of Illinois.
Mr. A. W. Hawks of Daltimore.
Tho entertaining features are varied
and attractive including:
Martha S Gielow Header
Columbia Jubilee Chorus.
Ilagenow Prize Hand.
Parland Newhall Company, Bell
Ringers and Male Quartette.
Pamihasika troupe of trained Birds
and Dogs.
American Vltagraph, Moving Pic
tures. A copy of the handsome "Illustrated
Prospectus" may be secured by sending
your address on a postal to President
L. O. Jones, Lincoln.
Washington, D. C-, July 14. On
the 11 rat day of August next a new ors
der, designed to simplify the regulation
in regard to rural dulivery boxes will
gD into ef ect. The postmaster-general
has directed that on and after that
dato patrons of rural delivery need not
purchase their rural boxes from one of
the 200 listed manufacturers who have
put upon the market :S00 different
styles of boxes, approved by the de
parlment, ranging in price from 50
cents up to St. 00. but may, if they
choose, construct their own boxes or
have lliem made to order, provided that
in so doing they conform to the re
quirements of the department as to
size, durability, safety and protection
from inclemencies of wealher.
In order to maintain th" essential
principle that ail boxes established on
rur il routes must be brought under the
protection of the United States statute
which p'ovides penalties for any one
molesting a letter box "established by
order of the postmaster-general or ap
proved or designed by hm," the modi
tied order provides that individuals
who desire to make their own boxes or
to have b')xes made to order after own
design must submit a sample of the
material of which the box is to bo
constructed, or of tho box itself, to the
postmaster of any first or second class
postofllce in the county where the rural
service is in operation, and the posts
master, if hn finds such box conforms
to the specifications and requirements
of the department, is authorized to
require the owner to paint conspicuous
ly thereon the words "approved by the
postmaster general,"
The same order provides for an early
re-inspection of boxes heretofore aps
proved with a view to the gradual
elimination, after reasonable notice, of
such boxes as are not found to comply
with tho requirements of the depart
ment. With this object in view it is
directed that all sample rural boxes on
file at the former hoadquarters of
division superintendents of rural des
llvorv or in the olllces of postolllco Ins
Bpectors-ln-charge shall be transmitted
to tho fourth assistant postmaster
general at Washington, D, C, to bo
examined and tested by a committee to
be appointed. for that purpose
Atnt'liv, Neb.. July 21. The
southeastern fruitgrowers association
was held in this city yesterday after
noon and evening. Besides the fruit
growers of Nemaha county, thpre were
present Henry C. Smith, Falls City ; I
A. A. Lash, Weeping Water; W. G.
Swan, Teeumseh; J. E. AUklns, Paw
nee; J. Meeks, Unadilla.
The meeting was ono of unusual
interest to the fruit growers and genu
eral satisfaction was expressed over
the Immenso sales and shipments of
fruit at excellent prices.
C. B. Parker, of Brock, who is com
mittee on transportation, read a report
of freight and express rates which
were highly satisfying to tho asaocla
tion. Two more car loads of crates
and boxes wore orderod to meet the
demand of the fall sales. The fruit
on exhibition was of a most excellent
quality, proving that the spraying recs
omtnended by Congressman Pollard
'ias been observed by the large grows
era and has proven to be of groat
value. The fruit from this section
that has been placed on sale in the
local market has been generally treated
by the Pollard method.
Lincoln. July 14 Abstracts of
assessment from eighty counties now
on lllo with the secretary of the Sta'e
Board of Equalization show a total
increase over the returns made by tho
same counties la&t year of $7,120,475,08
Six counties reporting show a total
decrease over their assessment of last
year of S;i82.124.50, leaving a net in
crease in the eighty.slx counties re
porting of SO 738.351.42. The counties
showing a decrease are Blaine, Hooker
McPherson, Merrick, Tnomas and
York. York county's decrease is
3324,050, but it is explained by the fact
that in last year's returns the asstssor
made a duplication of $500,000 worth
of property, which, when subtracted,
makes York county's assessment more
than it was last year. Four counties
are still out. They are Franklin, Gage
Kimball and Lancaster Last year
theso counties returned a total assess
ment of 828,057 047.
Based on the counties reporting, the
increase per county over last year 1b
about $78,352, but this average will be
materially increased by the addition of
Gage and Lancaster counties, even
though Franklin and Kimball are re
turned practically tho same as last
year, as Lancaster will return an excess
of more than Si. 000.000 over last year.
The total assessment of all property
last year was S304.470.001.85. Tdis
year the assessment bids fair to be over
S31 2 000.000.
STULL & HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
LAW, ItKAI. KSTATK,ICOI.I.KCTIONS
Olllces ovor I'oNtofflpn Building, nt.
Krunlc Nl'iU'h old stand,
AU HUIIN
NEBRASKA
Tho Best Friend
a hoc ever hid li "D!tlene." the oM r.
liable, iruaranteed "one mlnutt" din (hit In.l
Itantlv destroy Iniect oesta and nrevents cholera.!
sou curci ininre. rczemi ana ouier noc t rntiniM.
a genuine coai tar nrenaration. iree uom lime. iu .
piiui ouu uuict injurious suDtunces.
Dipolene
males the whitest emulsion of anvHIn nn tho mark.
which prove 11 to he the puratl dip made. Now, you
want the test hoir din. ef cmirti. iWmc h tHh I
ami wuniiurs oi your mmsis means a e'eat deal to you-
UUthOMr BIO VOUtjknowhlch la lhahrttrilti. Will.
thli plan sulkes you rlfiht, we are rlehthere to help.
.tic u ruLtni T j v il -r ueiora vnu mv" ir
" iiiviiianc.. . iiciuuy i or a rcc Sam
pie nottle of Dipolene," our Uuuastce, tad Fito
vwkdi vaiuaiiciniormanon
MARSHALL OIL COI1PAMV.
0tU t MgrhIIUwn,loB. U
guaranteed as to quality -cost no wuro than yon aro now paying for tho samo eoods, and
o dopend ontlrclr upon tholr merit to securo yonr futuro orders. Consequuntry by (riving
aTtty irco premiums wo itain now cusiomurs ana you mini mu prum which lurniony went
to tho dealers, us by dealing directly with our customers wo save tho profit of tho
wholesalers and retailers, which Wfi HANI OVNU TO YOU In tho shnivo of useful
premiums and honest goods at fair prices, Ilccauso you llvo wiles nway from us becuuso you
may never havo seou us Is no good reason for not itlvlnK us a trial. Vou i-IhU iiotlitw;.
Aolo not nxlt imy In ndvniirfi. 1V iuy the freight. Our cntaloituoof premiums
will bancnt you and ourplan of bcIIIiik Roods will bo fully explained If you will only send us
your immo nuu address, wo uavo minareos or
They would not putrumr.o us unless wo gavo
wouia not expect mem to. iicsiacs, tno oaitor or tnis
paper will toll you that wo aro thoroughly rospouslblo.
Wrlto us today a postal-card Just
giving your name ami address will do.
This Is a Chuuco That Docm Not Happen r.rcry Day.
SALVONA SUPPLIES COMPANY,
1127-1129 Pino Stroot, St. Louis, Mo.
In addition to the many handson e
and practical fashion designs of the
month 'I'm: Dksignkh for August pre
Bents two Hpecial articles: One is on
"The Baby's First Short (Jlothes and
the other on' 'Becoming Styles for tho
Stout woman''. Hats for late summer
wear are also pictured, and Hhoes and
slippers of the latest cut are given an
entire page. A new departure is she
picturing of several full-page fashion
plates iu twe colors in addition to the
regular color plates- ""Points on Dress
making" thi3 month tells how to fit and
bono a close-fltting lining, and the
Millinery Lesson iustrncts us to the
making of a horsehair hat.
In fancy work are supplied"Lace and
Embroidery for table Linen" and "Cos
penhagen Cut Work.'' "Hot Weather
Bteakfasts" are pictured and described
in detail, so too is "A Make. Believe
Vacation," which gives suggestions to
tho stay-at-homes "Men's Fashions"
Illustrates new rraterials for autumn
suits, and the various departments
edited by the readers are tilled with
most interesting and helpful sugges
tions. W. W. FftAZIER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Nemaha, Nebr.
All calls promptly attended
Phone 28
PETER KERKER.
Denier Iu
MEATS
Highest market price paid for Aides,
Lard, Tallow, etc.
KNAPP & SON
Proprietors of the
Livery& Feed Stable
H2MA2IANEBR.
Good Dray in connection with Livery
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JT. IB. Orother
in the
MRS. HILL BUILDING
Shoe Rnairingc
Harness Reimiriiiff
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
BRICK BRICK
First class Building Brick for
sale at the
Nemaha Brick Kilns
Call and see them and get
prices. Quality guaranteed
JOSEPH M. WEST
NEMAHA, NEBIl.
This WIU Interest
Ladies Only
Wo aro Blvltie away mJTNKR MKTS, OltAMTE.
VI A HU MKTS, :UCHKH, 8 T. WING nAOUIMCM
arid hundreds of other articles, nil full elro for family
nso, to ennblo us to Introduce our 8wun linking Powder
and S.'ilvouu Ilrnnds of Teus, Coffeos nnd other Household
SuDPlles. Thefco aro all hlttli-crarto eoods absolutelr
patrons wnoso cubiom wo eocureu
them lull vuiue ana iu
iv treutnu'iu. "
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