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jDO YOU GET TJP
WITH A IAMU BACK?
Kifijf Trouble Makes You Miserable.
ntost everybody who rends the liews-j-jpers
is sure 'to know ot the wonderful
cures uuuiu uy ui.
I Kilmer's Swamp
Hoot, the great kid-
ney, liver and blad-
1rtt VMtW(Uv
"it is the great mcd-
fi ical triumpn m
nineteenth century ;
i ii .licovnrtMlnftervears
-H of scientific research
U . -r, T'SI. ...... il...
ny xjt. i.iiiiitit
kidnev and
i t... i.i ..:i:cf mill ?s wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
ilrighl's Disease, which js the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for every thing but if von have
kidnev, liver or bladder trouble it w 11 be
f omul" just the remedy you need. It 1 as
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
vork and in private practice, and has
1. roved so successful in every case that a
Lecial 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, also a book tell
ing more about Swamp-Roo , aud how to
uloutif vouhave kidney or bladder Iron
Niu When writing mention reading this
Onerous otter in uu
address to Dr. Kilmer
.H; Co., Binghamton,
X. Y. The regular
lollar size bottles are uomo i.
.'-old bv all good druggists. Don t make
xuiv mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's bwamp-Root.
P.nd the address, liinghamton, IN. ., on
every bottle.
illli
TIME TABL
ftemtiiia, Nebr.
The mau who U entitled to bo willed
u fruternullst is not tho one who, in
order to stive cents, goes to n trust oi
eombiuiitton for Ida good", but who
patronizes his fellow brother, even If
he know the latter is giiug to inula' n
little profit Tliu tltm Inn come when
fraternnllsts must Band together, and
whim we must gt luck the llrst, prln
cipl which formerly existed, where
men patronized eneli other and lived
ami let live. Modern Woodman.
A few weeks ago the Johnson News
whs telliuu its readers what n lint1 man
Charley Parker was how he Htood for
all the reforms the News advocated ,
and had for year how well posted ho
was on the questions of the day and
was uruing him for the nomination on
tho republican ticket for inilway com
missioner. Now wo understand the
News is "ferninst" Mr. Parker for
representative. Why is this? What
Iihs Mr. Parker done to cause the News
to (to buck on him V If he was an ideal
man for a member of the railway
commission, lie certainly would ho all
rlghl for a member of the legislature
Bro. Stuck was certainly not sincere
in his previous portion, is not sincere
now. or has discovered Homethlim
lately against Mr. Parker Which is
i'V A paper that howls reloim as had
as the News, and then says that unless
something occurs to change matters it
will support a nominee of the fusion
party In preference to a man whom the
same paper has pronounced all right in
every way a few weeks ago, certainly
lays itself open to suspicion that it is
ryieg to hold up some one. or has got
a little hoodie Irom the opposition, or
else is not very sincere at any time.
Is no doubt that iriultn of a moit
beneficial nature will be accoinpllahul .
Many topics of vital Impoi tance will
be discussed, and, In fact, the meetings
will be on tho order of a school of
education.
America's Groatost Weekly
THE
rXlelo J?31aclc
3Dnver
Holeint
Bntti)
Salt Xjoke City
I-ortlmd
an l?1 1'.nii
And 11 LjliitM
WOHt
Lincoln
C'hiouiro
St. .ToHuph
JvniiH.iH City
St. Xjouis ami all
Points JUant and
I It V I NS IjHAVK AS l-'OUiOWS:
No. )7 l,iisseiiuei-.iliinyi!XooplS'ini
inf. hir Tuemnsuii, ni-nu
tloliln-nc mill till points west
N-i.tts-lit.M'-.uer, tl'illv wxcopt Sun-
v . i. ....., mil', i! ilcimo
itnirt.lt ptilnlH north ami eiwl 4:0" J' m
No. lU-Ii'ictt froluht. d.illv e.xivpt
. Stintl'iv, lor AU!inii iiu
tneillitti' Mliillons "in P ,n
No U2-L.ot;u! Iroluht. tlnll.v except
M miliiv. for MiiinsUit (hy linn
lute ineilliito Mtallons Hi
tl.SII a in
50 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
rirtOVniRHTB &C.
Anvniiftsondlnc nsltptrli nnU description may
nuloliV uuruitnin our opinion frco wnoincr nn
.iivni.tlnn Is prolmhly imtontriblo. Comimmlcn.
on it rlct ly ronlldonlfal. Ilmidboob on I'ntcnta
H't froo. Oldest iiuuncy for securiiiB pntontn.
rutcnts titkun throuuh Munn & Co. receive
i-l .- ml. I.ml. ImrirA III flin
A tmndsomoly illtistrntoit wppkly. I.nrccst clr-
MNH & Co.361Broadway' New York
(lrnticti omco. m V at.. Washlnuton. IJ. U. .
The Hrock Unl'etin savs that nine
graduates ot the Brock high school will
teach In this county the coming scliool
year, and believes that more of the
graduates o' that school are teachers
than any olhei school in the county.
Peihiip.s po. The trouble with the
Nemaha oung lmly graduatesna that
they are too popular and the young
m ii leivimde them to quit teaching
and g to housekeeping Nemnlm
Advcrlir( r .
And tj,ie Hrock lady teachers are so
etlicient mid popular as educators that
thtyureiot forced to grasp tho first
opportutiity that is piebented to quit
teaching and go to housekeeping. Hot
when sohio worthv young man does
Hiicceed in' winning one he congratu
lates himself upon his good toitune the
rest of his lilo Yes, indeed, the Hrock
selioolina'.iin is a winner anywhere,
and her name never figures among
those who "flunked." Brock Bulletin
Of course the Brock young ladies
are not to blame because ths young
men do not come around The young
ladies ol Nemaha who do leach aie
always in great demand as teachers
and a-e classed among the very highest
C.1.IS9 or teacheis And onr girls are
not only fust class as teacheis hut also
as hoinemakers, and in addition aie as
sweet, and good looking as you will llnd
iny where They are pns. every one
A Missouri Letter
Bomvak, Volk Co., My.
August 5J0, 1000.
Letter to The Adveitlser:
Thinking peihaps that some of my
friends would like to hear about Polk
county, Mo , 1 will write you a few
tacts about tho Ozark fruit country.
Strawberries grow in abundance every
whore and just lay and rot as people
cannot gather one louith tho wild ones
Tamo ones sold as cheap as h cents per
box. Gooseberries, dewberries and
blackberries also grow in abundance
overy where Wo just plow up dews
botries and blackberries by the millions
all over our lields, and 1 picked a !1
gallon bucket lull of dewberries threes
fourths inches In diameter and one
inch long on u !10-foot j-quare patch at
one picking and wo could pick thu
Biuve patch every other day for two or
three weeks. I also picked threb
gallon of blackberries on u :i0-foot
square patch in one picking and black
berries were ripe from July -t to August
15 in abundance and are a few left yet.
Haspbeitios do well but are not so
plentiful wild. We had u line crop oi
plums, peaches and apples Fall apples
ere so plentiful that they are selling at
10 cents per bushel to bo dried at
Bolivar But they buy all wind falls
even winter apples to dry at 10 cents
per bushel. Our Ben Davis apple trees
are almost breaking down with fruit.
Now a word about our crops Out
wheat is fair, yield about IS bushels to
acre and nice plump berry. Oats mo
Hue, plump berry, but very thin on
giound and owing to so much rain al
harvest time Is damaged more or less
over tho count rv. Our corn crop is
good and the lirst planting is ready to
commence using. Timothy and oilier
urasses fair. ''natures are ex"ellenl
and some grasses stay green all winter
This is tho best stock country I know
ot anywhere. One of my neighbors
who has lived here over 40 years, says
ho never saw a year that wo couldn't
raise a fair crop of corn, except some
years the chinch bug was bad. But
of late years they have no chinch bugs
Have had rain fall enough every year
for 40 years to make a (join crop. Can
Nebraska beat it? For further in
formation write to me.
E, L. AitOAiuuaiiT
TOLEDO, OHIO
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Circulation 185,000
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In many lespects tho Toledo Blade
la the most remaiktiblo weekly news
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It is tho only newspaper especially
edited for National circulation. Jt has
had the largest circulation for more
years than any newspaper printed In
America. Kurtlitruioro It It the
cheapest newspaper in tho world, as
will bo explained to any person who
will write us for terms. Tho News of
tho World so arranged that busy people
can more easily comprehend, than by
reading cumbersome columns ot dnll
ies. Allotment topics made plain in
each Issue by special editorial mattet
written from inception down to dato
The only paper published especially for
people who do or do not read dally
newspapers and yet thirst for plain
facts. That this kind ol a newspaper
is popular Is proven by tho fact that
tho Weekly Blade now has over 1S5
000 yearly subscribers, and is circulated
in all parts of tho U. S. In addition
to the news, tho Blade publishes short
and serial stories, and many departs
nients of matter suited to every mem
bor of the family. Only one dollar a
year
Write for free specimen copy. Ad
diesb Tine Hladis.
Toledo, Ohio.
A IVIy story Solved
"How to keeo off periodic attacks of
biliousness and habitual constipation
was a mysteiy that J)r. King's Now
L (o Pills solved for mo," wtitea John
N, Pleasant, of Magnolia, J ml. The
only pills that are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction to evetybody or
money retiinded. Only i!5u at Hill
Bro'a drug store.
DR. GL M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases ot Women
Stella
IMTd i IC $ R ICE 11.
Duiilur In
IliirhoflL market price paid for Hides.
Lard, Tallow, ete,
W. W. FRAZIER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Nemaha, Nebr.
AH calls promptly attended
Phone 28
STULL & HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
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i
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AUBUItN NEBRASKA
The
VWJ - nr t 4t. m
ui u. wiuu.ui a uiu 1 me iiiiuie wuvii
given to "change of life." Your
menses come at long intervals, and
grow scantier until they stop. The
cliange lasts three or four years, and
causes much pain and suffering,
which can, however, be cured, by
taking
WINE
OF
Woman's Refuge in Distress
if nuidflv relieves the Daln. nerv
ousness, irritability, miserableness,
fainting, dizziness, not anu com
tlaslies, weakness, ureu reeling, eic.
Cardui will bring you safely through
this "dodging period," and build
up your strength for the rest of your
life. Try it.
You can get It at an aruggisis in
SI. 00 bottles.
EVERYTHING BUT DEATH
I 9U11VI eui mi it a . ("" t - i .
.... M.( "unlit I innlr C'irdlll. which cured
me so quickly It surprised my uocior, iwiu
dlJn t know 1 was taking it.
We have tint iced with much Hatin
friction the agitation over tho Htate foi
ii meeting of letail merchants ot
Neoiaska at Fremont on jjeplemher 11
and 12 t"i the purpose of nigain.mg a
slate association along the lin-a oi
ii-siiciation wuik in other Mateo In
the country.
From reports we an- inclined to
helieve that the meeting will he one ot
the most enthusiastic o the kind evei
h Id in any stale in the Union, and the
indications aie that .-oveial hundred
le.aileis will be present.
I'lie sessions begin on September 11
at 2 ::10 o'clock in the afternojii and
will continue until Wednesday after
noon. September 1?.. On the evening
ot September 11 an informal banquet
will be tendered the retailers in the
Masonic hall, under tho auspices of the
Fiemoiit Commercial club. A good
program has been ariauged toi the
ui( eling on that evening.
Thq various railroads of Nebraska
have gianled a rale ot one and one-
hird fare for the round trip from any
point in the state, tickets to be sold on
the certificate plan. The purchaser
must ask for n eoitilicato when lie
b ivs his ticket for Fremont Tickets
will be placed on sale September 8, 0,
10 and 11, and will be good for return
trip not later than September 15
livery merchant in tho state should
attend thin meeting, and assist in or
ganizing a good, live state association.
The hotels at Fremont huve also de
cided to allow a reduced into to the
merchant delegates.
The expense la very little, and there
Tho End of tho World
of troubles that robbed E. II. Wolfe, of
Bear Grove, la., of all usefulness, came
when he began taking Iilecttic Bitters
He writes: "Two years ago Kidney
trouble caused me great Buffering
which L would never have survived
hud 1 not taken Electric Bitters. They
also cured mo of General Debility
Sure cure for all Stomach, Liver and
Kidney woinplaints, Blood diseases,
Headache, Dizziness, and Weakness or
bodily decline Price fiOc. Guaianteed
by Hill Jiro's drug store.
Never befoio in the history of Ne
braska lias politics be-in ol such vital
nterest to the masses as the contests
now being waged in the slate. The
people aie entitled to know the whole
truth about all the men who are seeks
ing olllce and about the principles that
are being advocated. A paper mivii.g
some personal or private inteiest in the
outcome of such contests can rarely lie
relied upon to print the news from an
absolutely unbiased standpoint. Has
the thought occurred to you that The
Statu Journal Is tho only newspaper
of Nebraska whose ptoprletor is not an
office holder or ollice seeker? This may
be sotiio explanation why Tho .loumal
is so especially interesting these days
Its attitude upon all absorbing topics
of public interest is in behalf of the
people and not for otllco-gettlng.
Burlington Bulletin
SEPTEMBER, 1906
It will Pay to consult this Bullotiii
To New England and Canada:
Daily low excursion rates during Seps
cumber to Canada, and on Sept 5 and
It) to New England ri'BOits.
Sept U to Oct ill Billings $15, Salt
Luke 820, Spokane $2'2.r0. l'oitland
and Tacoma 825, Suattlu unci San
"rancisco $'!').
Cheap ohm way to l'aeillo coast
Cheap Colonist :ates, dally to San
Francisco, Eos Angeles, Portland,
Seattle, Tacoma and other coast terrh
tory Aug 27 to October ill, also cheap
one-way to Montana, Wyoming, Big
Horn Basin, Utah and Western Colo
rado Sept 15 to Oct ill.
To California, Portland and J'uget
Sound Koui.d trip Sept il to M, S50.00
to California; oiio way via Paget Sound
i (52 50. East chance this summer.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Puobs
lo One tare tound trip, maximum
excursion rate $15 00 from Nebraska
Sept 10 to 22 inclusive.
To tho East and South Cheap ex
cursioiiH lo various destinations during
September.
Ilomeseeker's Excursions I1 requont
ly each month to Western Nebraska,
Eastern Colorado, Big Horn Basin, dy
land farming destinations or irrigated
sections.
Free Kinkaid Lands Write I). Clem
Denver, Agent Burlington's Homes
seekei's Infoimation Bnrwati at 1001
Farnam St., Omaha, about getting hold
of a free section of Kinkaid lands now
being restored to the public domain.
Consult nearest Burlington Ticket
Ayont from time to time and ace what
one-wav and round tri p rates ho has
available for your immediate purposo.
C. V. Glknn,
Agent C. B. & Q. Hy.
L W Wakki.ky,
G. P. A., Omaha.
KNAPP & SON
I'roprluturHof tlio
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NEMAHA, NEBR,
Gcod Dray in connection withfiLivory
Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. 3E. Ox-otlxer
in tho
MRS. HILL BUILDING
Sho Rrmirinoc
am ss Repairing
Hand Mado Harness a Spocialty
BRICK BRICK
First class Building Brick for
sale at tho
Nemaha Brick Kilns
Call and eeo them and get.
prices. Quality guaranteed '
JOSEPH M. WEST
NEMAHA, NEBU.
Galveston's Soa wall
makes life now as safe in that city as
on the higher uplands. E. W.Goodloe,
who resides on Dntton St., In Waco
Tex., needs tio sea wall for safety. He
writes: "1 have used Dr Kln'gs New
Discovery for Consumption the past
live years and It keeps me well and
safe. Before that time 1 had a cough
which for years had been growing
worse. Now it's gone." Cures chronic
Coughs. EaGrippe, Croup, Whooping
Cough and prevents Pneumonia.
Pleasant to take. Every bottle guar
i
lunteed at Hill Bio's, drug store. Prlc
50c andtfl.UO. Triiil,botUeJree
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