Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Neyer Suspect it.
How To IMml Out.
I-ill a bottlcor conimonglnsa with your .
water and let it stand twetit -four hours :
nsednnentorset
lliux indicates rm
unhealthy con
dition of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of licpior, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild hud
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
"is soon realized." It stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-ceiit and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all i
;ilhtil it. Until Rent Fret? KTSiirTfet'sTftEa? ''
bv mail. Address Dr. firSstl
tUitiuum"
Kilnler iS: Co., rung-
hamton,N. Y-. When nomo of swnmp-r.oot.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, lUnglumton,. N. Y.
The trouble is, your liver's
sick. One of its products,
"bile is overflowing; into
your blood.
You can't digest your food,
your appetite is poor, you
suffer dreadfully from head
ache, stomach ache, dizzi
ness, malaria, constipation,
etc. What you need is not a
dose of salts, cathartic water
or pills but a liver tonic
This great medicine acts gently on,
the sick liver. It purifies the Mood,
renews the appetite, feeds the nerves,
clears the brain and cures consti
pation. It is a true medicine for sick liver
and kidneys, and regulates all the
c'gestlve functions. Try it.
At all dealers
in medicines
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mwim Tim
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During tho fruit season there una
billed out of t!ls station four cars of
p -aches and 8.') ears of applet", making
k total of ST ears. These weie all full i
ctrs and in addition to these were the
parlH of ears and small ordets which
estimated at ten cars tnoie, making a
total of 07 ears. Thh, at an uverngo of
(500 bushels to the ear, would mean
r.8'200 bushels of fruit from this station
that has found their way, mostly Into
tho western part of this state, and
when we take into consideration that
there are several other stations near
us, that did probably as well, we can
begin to estimate in a degree the Im
mense money value that tho yield of;
fruit means to our farmers. It pays
to raise fruit, even at cheap prices.
Shubert Uitien.
THE ST- JOSEPH NEWS
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J CHAMPION 00RU "3IIU0KER
I fJeotge Mend,, who works1 for John
J McCarthy, one of the well known
, f u liters ol V omiiiL' piHcinut, Mondav
shucked and cribbed H .busjiels of
corn. John 8ays he is one ot the fast
est men lie lias ever seen at work in
his neighborhood and is willing to back
i him against all comets. In twenty
four and a half 'dayg, Mr Mead
shucked ami cribbed ;j.ooo bushels of
corn and has the documents to show
for tlie work ami lie lias a number of
persons who will verify his statement
Mr Mead is wil ing to wiger $1110
that he can shuck ii00 bushels of coin
iq a day and is willing to try it nn a
wagei of that amount-. mY., McCarthy
sit s he h wil ing (0 alj(j,0 amuher
hundred dollars to the...wager antl they
are atrtingiiii.' with several d,;nbjert? in
that part of Otoe and Cass 'count v tu
Shuck one day for a wager of that
I Mr. Mead can shuck 200, btuhels- ot
i corn in ten hours Nh. City News.
! Mr. David Uankin of Tarkio, IIo. ,
lis without a doubt the most I.imous
, I, in;. Hi' Hi tin. cm ii lu.lt tiwl-iv Nu lu 1
j acknowledged corn king ot Ajjiei ua,
ami produces annually' mote than 01 o
million l)ti.hHls This coin is to IV, d
to cattle hiuI, hogs ami tlnie is fed in
addition not only the oiojt prudtjoed'by
Mr Hitnkiii. but also t Iiou-hikIb ot
inisliels puK'haseii Irom neighbors He
feeds ami niaikots train h'mrs of cattle
everv eai, ami lias uiHde'an enviable
reputation as a breeder of. prune beet
Mi. Bnkii.'.H pieiuier phce among
funnels of tho "corn belt h.s be-n at
lumen wiui ins coat on, as it were, and i
today he can be loinuUn the ileitis "and j While 'in the legMnture IMunkitt In
feed lot Btiperintending Mi detail Ihe LtrodireJ tho bills that provided' for the
affairs, of his mammoth tat....' II.s 1 -Nw York. tlie Har-
,. . , , , . , Ieiu river speedway, the nshington
ss.en,otc.op,,otal.on, tugeHier will. , In.;af tfl 0 lQm nu.mml. and Fiffj-
pitoticoot teetlnfg roughage nd grain I nftu tl0ot vhuhi. t. addltjous to the
alid i etui mug the: imtiiuit to tho laixl.
ihusieaultedin preltlly incensing ,he 1
. . . . . 1
'piod.ictiveness ot liisfaim. It is' by
7
Hit tlli4:llkl litioitlMiiuin t. r l.ttn rn
' " n'V
raise
lover a laif,'Q acreai.o a ytt-ld U upward
'of one hundred bushels pur acre. Coin
itinzette, o
I l . ,.
" A wusturn Wflndor
Then 'n Hill at Bowie, Tex., Flint's,
twice as big ns l.iBf Near. Thiswomler blyman, county supervisor and alder
0 i i.i. ,.i i,.....,. i... .I.,
is li. Mill, who I'lotn a v, eight ol DO
pounds ,wn to over 0. IIMorni. Siul ho l..a of hta rei-onl In
sajs: "I Htilleied with n leinble coimh . nillng four public ulileo In one year
and doctors gave tno ifp to tile of etui- ifiitL drawim: fliarles from throe of
huurpttun. I wa.s leduL-etfto DO poumls
'when I began taking Or. Kind's Ni V
Hiscovery tor consumption, coughs and0
ouldi. 0 Now, after inking 'Jt, Unities, I
have more lhau doubh-d in WHighioa..d
am completely uuiud " Onjyuie
cough ami coldouio. (Juiiraiuud ny
jdUll Bros, Dniugists.0 fifc ai.d 4i.W. '
I Triul bottlof.ee!. 0 0 0
I HONESTJGRAFTER
A Glimpse Into the Future of Mu
nicipal Ownership.
A Tbu .ib Nail Sketch of a "Practical
Politician" Tho Profits of an All
Around "Servant of tho Pcoplo, Who
Cecil His Opportunities and Took
'Em."
"Honest Kraft" will reach Its highest
level when, as predicted by the en
thusiasts, the principles of municipal
ownership arc accepted by Now Yorlc
ami the city controls the trolley linos,
the electric light ami mis worhs and
all
tho ferries as well as tho water -
works ami the police, the tiro and tho
otreet departments.
Then such patriots as George Wash
ington l'luukltt, for many years or
ganization loader of the Fifteenth (lis-'
trlct In Now York, will roar rewards of
greater magnitude than they have ever
been able to gather under the present
order of things.
I'erhaps you have never heard about
Mr. IMunkltt's "honest graft" .schemes.
He told about them himself In a book
published last year, which was Intro
difcetl by a paragraph Indorsing him as
a "vek'ran leader of the organization,"
signed by Its greatest chief.
l'luukltt was sore because there were
some objections to graft being made
out'Of the city by men like him, ami In
the first chapter of his book ho uttered
a vigorous protest, "lilackiuallln' gam
blers, saloon keepers, disorderly peo
ple, etc.,',' he admitted to be wrong.
That was "dishonest graft."
"Hut," ho added, "there's an honest
graft, and I'm an example of how It
-works. I seen my opportunities anil I
look eln."
Ir. IMunkltt's explanation., of how ho
did these things will Illuminate tho
possibilities of future' municipal owner
ship days, If they ever come."
After elucidating the ways he was
"tlpjied oil" at various timet by mem
bers of his party the party In power
when nt5w bridges, new .parks, new
streets were to bo opened, so that he
might invest In real estate likely to
rise In price from the improvements
oonteinpluted, ho tu'rls. "I haveiiteon;
lined niysejf to land. Anything that
pays Is In my lino." Then ho gives a
specific instance:
Learning that the city was about to
repavo' a certain sTroot and. so Avowld
have several hundrcl thousand olJl
paving blocks to sell,, ho was "on hand '
i to Infy," and ho "knew just what they
I'were worth." Hut a newspaper "tried
to do him" and got some outside men
from Brooklyn aiftl Now Jersey to bid .
against him. Mr. IMunkltt's own A-ords
toll li e story best:
"Was I tlonoV Not. much. I went
to each ,xt the men and said, 'Ilqw
many. of those U."tf).000 stones do you
'want?'" Otio sa'id.2(XU()ii.' ,nnd uiuther
wanted 1. ".000, and another wanted 10,
0(K). I said'. AU-rl-rht: let me bid for
i the lot, and I'll, give each, of you all
you want for nothin'.'
"They agreed, of. course. Then Hie
aucfloueor yelled, MIow much am 1 bid
foV thee fine pavln' stones V ' 'j
" 'Two dollars and fifty cents,' say I. !
' " 'Two dollars ami . fifty cents!'
.screamed th'o ar'.rjJwnecr. 'Oh, .that's a
joke. Give mo a real bid.'- '
"He fduud. the bid was real enough.,
My-riyuls stood silent. ! got tho lot for
Sl'.riU and gave tliem 'jhtMr snare. J nut s
. how the attempt to do IMunkitt ontled,
and that's how all Midi, attempts end.
ft h ftat'jlli iwtiiiu' ' ii' bi tUt II 'rid if
this -autherdle sta.enmnt of 'honJst
gr.ifj's" worfiings. to enlarge upon the
extended opportunities that would
come 'to the men of tho IMunkitt stamp
worts the. dream" .of 'municipal owner
ship to come true. o IMunkitt says "most
pnlitieians who are accused oM'obbln'
the city get rich the same way", he did.
"They dhlu't steal a dollar from the
city. They just Keen their opportunities
n!id took theui."
Museum of Natural History and immy
oUifcij important public luiprovemont.
it., te Axv. .. ,.,iir.iiiitr( T'n.ti.i. iiift
110 1 ow l luilhonalie. I. ndei the
proposal order of tilings, with city con-.
triil of m-orrllilti", he iiilirlit lipmuiiii a
iiUllonali-e. . t
Uulkr municipal ownership of, nil
.public utilities in New Ytti'k, and in 0
a most oilier cities" hi fact politicians
like pimik!t'. uOm.at dlfferimt ilms
has been elected state senator, assein-
man. J Ids fellow citizens, lH.sIde.s
UiMltillK in mnll.ni1' I II f f rl iJ f 111 I k I'nil ilui
them-uf the samp time, wo.uhl Jlourlsli
Uku uvhoJo grove tr gftHn bay trecss.
8
Senator Sorglfum In Doubt,
ur .r.. t1it,4. lliflt lltlin!llut I a rviiMl-
;vouU, oIfllllimtt..rr,.' . J
,'t Hm. not tjtilte sure," uuswered Soup
"ator ortbuui. "whetner0 It-yvotMh! isllml-
nat8 Itor simply ot-lghmte a i1bw-lrtnd."
-Wartihr Str.V 0 0 . ,0 0
GOVERNMENT WAGES LOW.
H. T. Nowcomb Qivon Facts of Inter
est to Wntjo Earnors.
Vvom ISfM to 100 1 tho average retail
j cost of the ordinary articles of food
used In tho United States advanced no
j loss than 17 per cent (Ul.Otl, to be more
I exact) that Is, tho purchaser of food
for a family hud to pay ,$1.17 In 1004
for tho flame quantity and quality of
food that .?L would purchase In 1S00.
Tliono are official statistics compiled
by tho highly skilled exports employed
by the federal governinonl, ami every
housewife knows that they do not over
state' the advance. Other necessities of
life have advanced in cost with ap
proximately equal rapidity.
Unquestionably wages ought, genet'
! al!y I'W'k,"K. to Imve advanced some
what In proportion to the Increase In
the cost. of living. In private employ
ment this has apparently taken place,
the average wages per hour reported
by the federal bureau of labor being
7.'I0 per cent higher In 1001 than In
180(5 ami the average weekly earnings
1L7( percent higher. The advances
thus represented lire spread all over the
country; they charaeturlzo every pri
vate industrial enterprise and have
benefited all classes of workmen em
ployed In private undertakings.
I low Is ?t with public employi'ieut?
A few undertakings conducted under
public ownership employ labor like
that similarly serving private employ
ers In the same communities, and In
these cases tho public rate of wages
has slowly been advanced somewi.at
In proportion to tho advance In the
wages privately paid. But where any
American government, municipal, state
or national. Is the sole or by far tho
largest employer of n particular class
of labor the advances to meet Increas
ed cost of living have been so few that
the ordinary Investigator will bo un
able to discover a single Instance.
Throughout the postal service, among
the lir',000 clerical employees at Wash
ington. In the customs and internal
revenue services there have been no
advances in pay to meet the rise in
cost )f food, clothing and shelter. The
pay of lett.-r curriers, for example, re
mains precisely where It was fixed
twenty years ago by an net approved
on Jan. ::, 1SS7.
Tho largest printing ofllcc In tho
world Is that maintained at Washing
ton by tho government, and thoro the
federal government employs a largo
force of Intelligent and highly skilled
workiii'me.t. A .change In the basis
of payment in 1800 from the piece
work to fie per hour system prevents
comparisons w'.th dates prior to the
change, but avu:os have remained, sta
tionary since March .'I. 1S00, although
tho ofllcial statisticians report that tho
ca-it of food has advanced since the
rate of wares was ilxed by statute ful
ly )'2.'2o per cent. Durln.'; the same
ye::rs tho wu'os of printers In private
book publishing or Job printing estab
lishments advance.! throughout th
United States as follows: Compositors,
male, 11.(17 per cent; compositors, fe
male, 'JU.30 pur cent; prt feeders,
male, U'J.-ll per cent; press feeders, fe
male, 21.fJ7 per cent; pressmen, 11.7."
per cent. H. T. Nowcomb.
DO YOU OWN A MORSE?
Electric Light Plants Aro Like Horsca
In Some Raspccit.
The subject of depreciation is we'I
worthy of the careful couslderat! :i of
those who are prone to Ignore th.it
item In estimating the cost of light
supplied by municipal plant'. But a i
11 k ow.n lm'v? .t!,:ni IW
plants It may Ire helpful to consider
depreclntfbn as applied to horses. ,
You pay $230 for a flve-ye-tr old
horse. That's orlgltial cost. If you hot
vqw the money you must pay lntere-t
on It. If you don't borrow it you lo-
the Interest you would xJl If you dh'n't
buy Ure horn. Klther way it' intorei.
You feed tho honge, and perhaps I:. re a
man, to take ejjro of him. That's op. r
ntlng i vj.er.ses. You get lUlm shod
tehslonully anil cull In the veterlnntfi .n
when ho li slei. That's renewals tu.tl
repairs After a few years, in spite of
tho best of care,, the horse Is uoa longer
capable of doing, tin, required work
and 1 1 sold for 50. n loss of 200 a s
, ' .u
dipreclatio!i. If you haven't lnhfthit
. 1 . ' .. n,
' ' , --'
earnings, you've got to lmrrow It to
buy a now horse, and you m.ny not"
llnd Roe tsy to do so If yoli haven't re
paid the original loan. That's what
happoiis to municipal plants that don't
provide an adequate, depreciation fund.
e r " o
A (VllruculoUG Curo
The fnll.iwiitg statement bvMI M.
Adximf aj'tl" wife llenr:o fa, I'a.. will
i -lerest patt'ifts ?uul nthe-m t iiiitn
iiculntl cute has taken phot) in our
( ,,,0",u ()"1' (1 0,M'1 i ytn's
!ani wsas. pi i.iuwincUl ineurableao tt hen
no lead iiuout hlfctrio bittwi.s, and
umftlueil to trv it. BetPmfMlfti second
liy'.tle 'aall taken we o notictfd a
ohiingclor thtf better, lllld after0 trtkutg'
7 .tllH8 lie was Somtely tl "
It , Jhe up to-date Dloril lyod milk) and
j b-tflj' liultdrnu0 t.-nic. Guaranteed suu
All lofl.al at HllflJros drug stjJre.p
Piles get quick relief from Dr.
Slump's Mnglc Ointmont. Hemernlur
it's tnmlu alone for Piles and It works
with certainty and satisfaction, ltcbs
lug, painful, protudlng, or blind piles
disHppcar like magic by its use. Try
it and eeol All donlers.
Biojck' Buppllcs at Keellng'e.
cycles repaired.
Long Tonnossoo Fight
Fur twenty years W. L. Haw's, of
Hells, Tenn , fought nasal catarrh. Ho
wiitca: "The swelling and soreness in ,
side my nose was fearful, till 1 began
applying HucUlen's Arnica Salvo to the
sore surface: this canned thesoronuss
and swolllng to disappear, never to
return." Best salvo in existence. 25o
at Hill Bros, druglsta.
W. W. FKAZIER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Nemaha, Nebr.
All culls promptly uttondoa
Phono i!
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Harness Repairing
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
If you l:ke coffee but dare not drink
tt. trv Hr Slump's Hrtiilth Ctdl'ee. It
is true that real coffee does disturb the
sioinach, neart and kidneys. But Dr.
Slump's Ilfiilll) Cofft-H has not n grain
of line collt-K in it. Being made from
pat -hed t"in, melt etc., it forms it
vholenomi' foi'dtke drink jet having
thotruo tlivor uf Old Java or Moclin
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