Uoaal I?sws. Frank Brewer lost a valuable ling Wednesday. Louis Hein moved iuto the Owen residence this week. For Sewing machines call on T. M. lleed. Stewart McFadden dehorned 170 heud of cattle for Mr Hickman, last Friday. Cashie Conger and wife departed from their visit here last Saturday mor ning. Jacob Albrrs. as Auctioneer, sold a team at the sale of Will Bade last week for *150 00. If in need of Dental work wait for Dr. Homine, who will visit Loup City, Dec 6. and remain until Dec. 10. Frank Cook, of Bristol township was doing business in the city Monday. He made lb's office a friendly visit. You should call at T- M. Reeds when you want anything in the furniture line. He has a fine stock to selecl from. County Clerk Minshull Is enjoying the distinction of being the custodian of a good sized boil on his face at present. Ro!>r. Young and Thus. Rentfrow, who left these parts about ten days ago to seek their fortune have found It. and returned. The Ladies of theG. A.R. partook of another of those social dinners, for which they are noted, at their hall last Saturday afternoon. Lonnie Rentfrow and Harry Wookey have put In an engine anil feed grinder at the old stand of J D. Ford, and will grind feed of all kinds in the future. We have for sale a full supply of blank mortgages, deeds, land leases, notes and mortgage notes on hand. All printed on best quality paper and are of the best forms and print. Warranty deeds to conform with county deed records. Makes fat, blood, and muscles more rapidly than any known remedy. It's food for the blood, brain and nerves. That’s what Rocky Mountain Tea Is. Ask your Druggist. Come in early and get your harness repairing done, and be ready for spring work. Frank Simpson, one of the best harness makers in the state, can do the job reasonable and right. He is engag ed in the harries making department of T. M Reed. Messrs Crlstner and Sbickiey, Depu ties in the Modern Woodmen of Ameri ca have been In ihis vicinity this week working in the interests the order. Their success has been quite liberal and they have added a nurnlrr of names to Loup City Camp. Mrs. J. A Gilbert received the com pany roster of the company which her son Myron and his friend Mr. peddl cord belong which Is now in the Philip pines. The instrument is gotten up in very nico style with patriotic pictures surrounding it Mrs. Gilbert got it nicely framed for hanging up. The following parti es paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Conger at their home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Gallaway, Mr and Mrs. R L ChrUtiu sen, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Conger, Mrs E. S. II ay hurst and daughter Rattle Mrs. W. T. Gibson, Grandma Haney and Mr. and Mrs. G. H Gibson, j. pleasant time was enjoyed by ail, and a dinner lit for the gods was served. As a cure for rheumatism Chamber lain's Pain Balm is gaining a wide re putation. D B Johnson of Richmond, has been troubled with that ailment since 1862. iu speaking of it he says: "I never found anything that would re lieve me until I used Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It acts like magic with me. My foot was swollen and paining me very much, but on* good application of Pain Balm relieved me. For sale by Odendahl Bros. We received a very pleasant call from Mr. Thus. Clancy, proprietor of the marble works at Lltcbdeld. Monday He waa looking after some trade in his line here. He is a careful workman and put* outcome first class jobs. One who is wanting to make a purchase of a head atoue will do well to inspect those which lie has erected in the Utchfield cemete ry, where he has put in a large autnbei He says his prices are reasonable and will guarantee all work to be highly satisfactory. I.ast Friday evening about twenty live of I oup City,a “socialists" met »i the residence of Mr John l.ofholiu. ami under the special leadership ol Mi*. Kmma Nodine and Ml** Hirdle I.ufholu quietly weeded their way to the home of Mr and Mrs, Alfred Anderson The good people were completely taken t>> j surprise right In the midst of laying « Chrpet, hut with their usual even inn j per they tuet their guests w ith a »utth an i allowed their domicile to he cap lured and their peace disturbed »|th»u a muiuier. A serial time «is er j »« • entii cloee midnight, when su|-|»r*s**tnl to Mr ami Mrs : Take your old iron and cop per to T. M. Reed. I»r. Routine fs the Dentist who ex tracts your teeth without pain. Will visit Loup City DeeJ. 6 to 19. Rev. Jeurichs bad the misfortune to lose one of his large hogs Wednesday morning. The apparent eattse being quincy. If you want your watch put in good repair bv the only first class workman in the county call on G. II. Moboan, the Jeweler, Quickly cure constipation and ebuild and invigorate the entire system ever gripe or nauseate— DcWitt’s Lit tle Early Risers. Dr. Routine the St. Paul D'ntist, w ill visit Loup City Wednesday December Oth and remain until Dec. 10th. Office at St. Elmo Hotel Grace— Better doctor your health be fore applying beaut Hying remedies. Rid yourself of constipation, indigestion with Rocky Mountain Tea, ami you'll have a beautiful face. One Minute Cough Cure vuickly cures obstinate summer coughs and colds. ‘1 consider it a most wonderful medicine, - quick and safe.',—W W. Merton, May hew, WIs. True beauty comes from within, in stead of without. A beautiful face is the outward sign. That’s why Rocky Mountain l’ea makes women beautiful. Ask your Druggist. If strong the frame of the Moll or, the son will give laws to the land. All mothers should take Rocky Mountain Tea. Gives life and strength . a5 cents. Ask your Druggist. Hamilton Clark, of Obauney.Ga., says he suffered with itching piles twenty years before trying DeWitPs Witch Ha zel Salve, two boxes of which complete ly cured him. Beware of worthless coun terfeits. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thorough!y digests food without aid fro'.u the sto mach, aud at the same time heals and restores the diseased digestive organs It is the only remedy that does both of these things and can be relied upon to permanently cure dyspepsia. Dk. Cady's Condition I’owdehs, are just what a horse needs when In bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. They are not food but med icine and the best In use to put a horse in prime condition. Price25 cents per package. For sale by Odendahl Bio’s. The dance at Pat Bradens last Friday night was well attended considering what the weather was. It being very dark ami foggy. About 125 people were there, but the large barn loft would Lave accommodated twice tbc number. Air. Braden had just,completed his new barn, 10x00. There was plenty of room for 15 set on the floor at one time. The floor was laid with matched flooring and was In good condition. About 15 peo ple attended from Loup City. General Joe. Wheeler, who has been in Luzon fur some time, say* that congress should pass a resolu tion annexing the 1’tnlippine Islands the first day they set, which he claims would stop the carnage now exialing. Gen. Wheeler is a demo crat who loves the starry banner, aod one whose word can be taken as a patriot and a statesman. He fought the onion hard during the re hellion, when he believed he was right, but to day he turns his back to the copperhead who seeks to disgrace the old flag, and in thunder tones, says, “my country whither right or wrong, my country." Such demo crat* as Wheeler and Filzhugh Lee, are an honor to the party and will contribute their influence to defeat a man who will do his utmost to rat ify a treaty as did Mr. Bryan with the treaty of Paris, and then make ! a uampaigu against the very object ' fur which the freely was made. Tli* II «* r Girl kl ll«»n»* Much ha* been said of the sturdy, fru- j gal Dutch farmer* of the Trumvaal, but little I* known of their sweetheart*, wives and daughters, who have contri buted so Israel v to the prosperity of the South Africa Republic Consequently, ' an article on "The Boer tllrl of Mouth Africa,” by the author of * Ontn 1‘aul's people,’* to apje-ar luthe Jannatr Ladle* Home Journal w ill tie Interesting * * * lltin tilrl- t|si See Part* .V ,„ue A bright American girl Is going to tell, lu Th> Ladies’ Route Journal’ how she and a girl friend w hot to I'srD to gether, mw Ra sights, vlattesl sil place* of Interest lliol there sc I hsd “the urns of nor Itsr • «* -ns tvpUin* lb* experience In three gi«**lpr article* all the points of interest in and about < the I ren* n esp tat * III be Orated s -I briefly ijest-f|be*l, soil how to I've well at small s***t In f set, l ist hus girl* go ing alone (o 1‘arls can le-( and cheape*! en I < kvilio at LSI. All are cordially Invited. GERMAN EVANUKI.ICAL SERVICE*. Next Sunday, December 3rd will 1«> held German Evangelical scnrlce In this city nt thu Raptlst church at W:00a. m. Aro. Jeerhich. Pastor. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. The Teachers' Reading Circle of Loup City division will meet In Loup Cltv on the first Saturday of each month at 2 o'clock, cessun for Dec. 2nd: Pages 43 to i'Jflof the "School master in Comedy and Satire." All touchers and others interested in the work arc urged to be present. O. S. Lrimnokk. Pres. N’rttieConcer, fccy. MARRIED. On Tuesday Nov. 28, 1899, at 1 :30 p. tn. Mr. Jerry Shrove and Miss Elizabeth McDonald. The ceremony was per formed at the home of the brides par ents in this city, Rev. Matthews officiat ing. Both Mr Shrove and his fair bride arc well known to all our people arid bnyc many friends to wi-h them a hap py and prosperous future. Mr Shrove lias lived hero for the p»8t eight yeais The bride bss grown up among us and is known as a pleasant and amiable young lady. The Northwestern join In extending congratulations. The following is a Ii-n (Jf presents pre sented nt the wedding: Set of silver knives and forks, by Mr*. Ida Haskins; 1’alrof towelsi,y Miss Anna Sorensen: Wife linen table cloth by Miss Sena Sor ensen; Pair of blankets by Mr and Mrs. John Shrove; Set of spoons by Walter Shrov< ; dowel by Mr. and Mis. W'm ' Jung; Set of spoons by Mr. anil Mrs' | Vai. McDonald; Pair of towlea by Mr.. ^ and Mrs. Iko McDonald; Pair of bed! sheets bv Mr*, s. F Reynolds; Six plate* by Mr and Mrs. Ed. Veeder. — We learn that Rev. Jen.irich*, pastor Of the German Evangelical; church of this city, will move about the middle of January to Stolpc, Gasconade county Mo. M r. and Mrs, J< nurichsand family \ will leave a host of friends here who wish them success in their new Held of labor. Jacob Winkeltnan jr. and family and Fred Wii.kelman, came over from Ra venna, Wednesday and spent Thanks giving w itb relatives in the city. Ill live Mon full ' Victims to stomach, liyer and kidney trouble as well as women, and all f ee the results in loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, backache, nervousness, headache and tired, listless, run- linn feeling. Rut there's no need to feel like that. J W, Gardner, of Idaville, Inti., says: “Electric Bitters are just the tiling for a man when he don't care whether he lives or dies it gave me new strength and good appetite, i can now eat anything and have a new lease on lift*.” Only 50 eeuis, at Odemlahl Uro's. Drugstore. Every bottle guar anteed, — Pali! Deur For 111* l.r^ B, D B Ion ton of Thackeryille, Tex., in two y eats paid over 8J00 00. to doc tors to cure a Running Sore on his leg. Then they wanted to cut it off, but he cured it with one box of Buck leu’s Ar nica Salve. Guaranteed cure for Piles. 25 cts a box. Sold by Odendabl Bro’s. druggist's. Kodol Dyspepsia Oure cures dyspep sia because its ingredients are such that it can't help doing so. ‘The public can rely upon it a* a master remedy for all disorders arising from imperfect di gestion." -Janies M, Thomas, M D., in American Journal of Health, N. Y. My son has been troubled for years w ite chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago I persuaded him to take some of Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using two bottles of tlit? 25-cent size tie was cured I give I ^ this testimonial, hoping some one simi larly a (Dieted may read it and bo benc tltted.—Thomas C. Bowkii, Glencow, O. F<>r sale by Odendabl Bros. - -♦ *^> A Keen Clear llraln. Your be»t Idlings, your social posl lion or busini'-a success depend largely on the perfect action of your stomach I ami Liver, l)r. King'* Sew Life Pills j give Increased strength a keen, clear. I brain, high ambition A SJ5 cent box | will make you f-cl like a near being. ! Sold by Odcndnbl lire*. Druggist#, ♦ ♦♦ Od-tidahl Bros , guarantee* every hot tie of • btmberlaln'* t'ough I’.emedy and . will refund the money to any one who' | !• not satisfied after using |wo third* of! tit- content#* l td* is t‘.e best remedy In ! ttie Wend for lagnppe, cough*, cotd*. i | croup ami « b •> plug cough* and 1*1 pk .stnl and »tt,. |n tak*i It pteyeataj any tendency i f a -old to result In pnru- 1 moil 11 Iriid tbi It'o* .1 | pi II y&PKIt H n *aey I# rapidly becoto* l|yg Hi - n.«tl >nd b-yet tg>*. It** Hi- one 1 ’ thing all |* it'i* * ttgi-e upon lle| ubit t an* |n*tctH’» »t», P | ulUt* I'.nn ih I ' knowiintb>ng p«rtv anow* uo*> Md-g, lb- m-ri'* f II \HP» M 'Vtd»k**t Wold bv I ll Ll *X» H | otip t 'lly, Ml ll I SUM full »w A I L oHKI.N I 11*11 srdii*i, •i-uttt I*,t| f w—. in, 1 l IS II, fc«*»*»■• a* the Ltr»l flcal# p'*i*e i. I. k IS ll** i ...p t in Mb, Mf 4.1 111 * < | I W It * •> t ( | SI I'KRTIHIIKI PROCEEDINGS. (Continued from last week.) The following claims were allowed deduct Ions for tuxes being made and warrents or dered drawn on the respective funds as fol lows: School district. No. 54. 2 50 Wm. Couton. . 4 50 Omitha Printing Company. 22 oo John Mohuk. 11 HO C. V, Johnson.4 00 K. Holcomb. 4 00 E. 8. Ogle.. .. 4 00; Arthur Hansel, all taken for taxes. 4 00 J. W. Fisher, all taken for taxea. « oo Hugh McFadden, all taken for taxes_ 4 00 Ed. Holmes, all taken for taxes. 4 00 S. S. Reynolds. .90 taken for taxes_ 5 70 Fred King. . 4 00 Eugene Miller, all taken for taxes. 4 00 Peter Me Keen. 4 00 F. W. Fuller, all taken for taxes . . 4 (X) Albert Holub. 4 00 Albert Edwards. 4 00 Jutnes Koatal... . 7 70 School District No. 42. 2 50 Wm. Snyder...O... too Wenzal Kewollnskl . 4 (X) Thomas Stunezyk. 4 00 Frank Dztngle. 4 00 John C'hlpps. all takan for taxes. 4 00 Michael liewollnski . 7 50 C. J. Tracy, all taken for takes. 4 00 Charles tiuartg-... 4 00 Fred Thode. 4 no Herman Fleblg. 4 oo Wm. T. Tracy. 0 00 School District No. 31. 2 50 8. H. Robinson. 4 (X) J. W. Ilcapy... 4 00 Moses llandlreck. 4 (X) F. W. Tata. 4 (X) Wm Dunk. 7 HO John Matbewson, all taken for lakes. 4 00 Clark Alletnan. 4 oo John Daddow. 4 00 Wesley McCombs, all taktn for taxes. 4 (X) Nicholas Daddow . 0 80 Chas Hass. 4 00 E. Robinson, 3 27 taken for taxes. l 00 J A. Swanson, all taken for taxes .. 4 00 L, Y..Anderson. 4 oo G. A, Cadwalader..... . 8 00 Hazard Hull Association. 3 50 Wm. P. Spencer. 4 00 W. T. Draper, all taken for taxes. 4 oo T. C Chamberlain, all taken for taxes.. I 00 E. C. Kirk, all taken for taxes. 4 00 Herbert Baker. 7 80 Walter Shettler. . I {>0 E. H. Kittell. 4 00 Park Paige. 4 00 A. J. B. Falrbairn. 4 00 Martin Bydlek. 4 00 Frank Kaminsk.... 7CO T H. MeClintock, 2 65 taken for tax ... 4 00 .lames Cltndt. 4 00 Peter Wogan. 4 00 A. O. Barnes. 4 00 John Grceahalgh. . 8 30 School District No. 63. 2 50 W. C. Dunker. 4 00 John 41. Dadura . 4 00 J P. Neumann ... . 4 oo L. A. Wilson. 720 D. E. Mowery, all taken for taxes*_ 4 oo Clarence Laudon, 3 72 taken for taxes.. 4 00 Kavid Doner. 4 00 Charles Fredrickson. 4 oo If A. McDowell’3 15 taken for tax. 800 Romalne A. St. John. 3 50 Omaha Prluting Company. 65 71 W. u Heller. 2 oo Id. a. Jackson. 200 David Kay. 1 30 Eugene Hickman. . 4 10 Geo F. Marlow. 100 II. G. Patton. 22 00 Ben*-! hoter & Gibson. 25 75 taken for tax 37 so John Mlnshull. 440 52 Hattie E. Reynolds. 3 35 Agricultural Fair Association. 177 60 G. Lelninger. 185 35 C. W. Gibson, all taken for tax. 100 School dist. No. 36 . 2 50 Johh Clark, all taken for tax. 1 00 Lewis Bschthold. 8 75 J. P. Lelninger. 7 So E. S. Ilavhurst. 1 20 Selioll District No. 61. 2 50 Ashton Hall Association . 5 00 Frank Badura. 14 00 E. A. Brown, all taken for tax. 5 58 S. N. Sweetland . 10 20 Albert Dickerson. 8 00 W. C. Dietrlcks . 7 80 Peter McKeon.. 7 50 O. L. Way.. 7 40 On Bridge Fund. W. II. Barnes.. 3 00 Henry Boon. 3 00 Frank Clancy, all taken for tax. 3 00 James Finley. 3 00 George Sweeley. 100 Edward Brewer, all taken for tax. 4 00 Vansant& Armstrong. 53 9* H. C. Hobart. 2 00 Ed Else. 4 25 Kred Brewer, all taken for tax. 3 00 L. H. Hennis. 3 50 J. II. Williams, all tukea for tax. 3 25 Chas Greenhalgh. all taken for tax. 2 in) John II. Mead, all taken for tax. 8 75 F. H, Hilcmst Lumber Co—.. 11 00 J. 8. Jones. 2 58 J. K. Pearson, ail taken for tax B40 A. V. Ferguson... . . 5B5 James K. Gray. .. 5 25 Gtorge Gray. 4 50 Lewis Bedhthold.. 1150 William Wharton. 8 00 Walt McNulty, 8 to taken for tax ... lono William French, all taken for tax. 2 50 George Erlandeon ........ 3pN> ltob Young . . . 100 O* o. McDonald, all taken for tax. 1 40 John Ultman. . 75 Torn Kcnfrow .... .. 300 Lewis Hechlhold. l«uo .4 I • I 4 M O J Met knuf . I flk j E 8- I lay burnt . 535 W. C. Dietrichs . Mi Walk's Pel. rs . »i»i «y. N, 81 4 5e \ s tt on Read Fund. Henry Jeuoer .. 3 40 II ti Palma .. ttt lh tie luilrr s llilnun ... 3 75 Whereupon lh* I aunty Ho*nl oa motion at, .mol t« th> ,'u.l day of January, isuu. A I,, i Ji'Un MlS'lil It County Clerk \t' tsti.li sa.ynitaL hHluiif ANI* " ||ti:<|.«l, iriatui to represent ns n* M l .gets It Ihl* and r-luse by eownltss st try #*•* a i ear ami experts**. ntralght is. .* I*. i... litttas, no less salary hMilltui e* ntsnetti. tt ir tsfersaes*. nay bank In Any loan It Is wain y itfllsa Work conduct ■ j • i .i i. . .. t.rfarsaea Kitolusa self ad dressed sta npad aneslnpn ~Twg In. am j >..<■ I’.lSritt Kept •, I Meagti IMIsllS Don t Be Fooledi Ik* mM<< I* Mm Hmm • tib •miMm mwmmi <4 ROCKY MOUNTAIN | •TKA• I T» f4 »(«>« th* raktM •* Ml r W«u> |r«j» Ml H«» pub ^jSBsksS LOOK HERE! On last Saturday morning the fog hung heavy over the earth, so that none could see far from them. Just libe some watch repairers who cant see very far into the facts of repair ing a watch, but just tinker it up so as to get their patrons money, and say that he will guarantee it for one year to run, but has to tinker at it for six months out of the year to in duce it to do so. We do no cheap John work. Our work is lirst class and we expect it to run more than a year in our customers pocket, and keep good time as well. Oor prices are very reasonabl, call and see us. If our work fails to 0 please you we will refund you your money.—Yours for busi ness, G. H. MORGAN, Loup Cities up to date Jeweler. Can be found at Ilenry Doll* ings Shoe Store. •Just Saved III* I,Its It «as a tin-illifiic escape that Charles Davis of Bowerton, O., lately had fretn a frightful death. For two years a se. vere long trouble constantly grew uor-i until It seemed he must die of < onsum| - tiou. Then he began to t.s* Dr. King's Xew Discovery and lately wrote: ‘ It gave Inst at.t relief and efl'ecled a per manent cure,” Jaueb wonderful cures have for 25 years, proven it's power to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung troub les. Price 50c and 81 00. Kvcry bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Oden dahl Pro's drug store. A StlltKCl'RR FOIlOKOrr Twenty five Tears’ Constant t se wlthont h Failure. The fitst indication of croup i- horse ness, and In a child subject to that di sease it may be taken as a sur> sign of theapppoach of an attack. Following: this horseness Is a peeuliarrougli cough. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is giv en as soon as the child becomes horse, or even after the croup appears, it will prevent thea'tack. It is used in many thousands of homes in this broad land and never diaapoints the anxious moth ers. We have yet to learn of a single instance in which It has not proved ef fectual. No other preperatlon can show such a record—twenty-fire years'1 constant use without a failure. For sale by Odendah! Bros, druggist. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. I will be ready for business in the pump and windmill line on and after the 15th of December. My place of business will beat C. Hauck’s black smith shop. Albert Thiel. -♦ • —— FOR SALE. Some full flood silver tipped mam moth Bronze Turkeys. Toms $2.00 and $2 50. Hens $1.50. 12 15 99 John Tockey, Boelus Neb. AGENTS WANTED.—For “The Life And Achievements of Admiral Dewey," the world’s greatest naval hero. By Murat Halstead, the life long friends aid admirer of the nation’s idol. Biggest and book; over 5d0 pages, sxlo Inches, nearly UK) pages half-tone illustrations. Onlv $1.10 Knor minis demand. Big commissions. Outfit nee. chance of a lifetime. Write quick. The Dominion company, :ird Floor caxton Building .Chicago. CART WILLIAM a.STOR CHANLER, Congressman from New York, Is the president Vr,?,!!.*;F, h ,v, Y°K.K Stak which Is giving away POR1Y DOLLAR BICYCLE daily, as offer* ed hy their advertisement in another column Hon. Amos J. Cummings. M. C , Col. ash Bird Gardner. District Attorney of New York, ex Uovernor Hogg, of Texas, and Col. Fred Felgel of New York, are among the well known names in their Board o! Directors. WANTED 8EVF.IUL BRIGHT AND Hon kst persons to represent us as Man tigers in this and close by counties, salary *000a year and expense's Straight, iionn fide, iiiiDinrv, no less salary, position per manent. Our references, any hank m any town. It Is tnalnly ofllee work condaeted at home. Reference. Enclose Hclf-address ed stamped envelope. Tub Dominion Com pa n v, De pi. 3, Chicago. to 3 26 I Son, An editor prists his piper to giye his patrons tbe news of the day aud for the money there is in it. He is presumed to know of what he writes and he gen erally doer. When lie writes as he does in the I.etdir Courier, Oseeola Mills, without fear or hope of reward, that “( ham per Iain’s Cough Remedy acts magically, and we have found non# better in our household, Ifjou haves cough try it,” it may be accepted as as honest expression , worthy of credence. For sale hy Odenduhl Bros. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Itartiflcially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and pennanentiycures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache,Gastralgia,Cramps,and all other results of imperfeetdigestion. Prepared by E. C DeWItt ACo.. Chicago. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it. How To Find Ont. Fill a bottle or common glass with youf water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or set tling indicates an unhealthy condi tion 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 blad der are out of order. What to Do. There 13 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 liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity cf being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many time* during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its won derful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of thla wonderful discovery and a book that teilsg more about it, both sent| absolutely free by mall. address Dr. Kilmer ot Home of Swamp-Root. Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men tion reading this generous offer in this paper. Well it did, and rained our prices down on all WATCH and CLOCK work. See if it did’nt. WATCH REPAIRING. Cleaning watches, any make.1.00 Main spring for watch, one year guarantee. 75 Jewels, Holler, for any make. 35 Jewels, Kndstones, hole or plate. 50 Click spring, any make. 25 Staff*, Balance, for any make. 1.25 llautU, .uidutes ami hours,.. 10 ct* or J for .15 CLOCK REPAIRING: ()u* day Clock*, cleaned fnr.. .50 Kfgltt day clm k, cleaned for.. .T5 Kijjkt day clock • pring*,.30 One dav clock aprlnga... 35 II iti.U for all ni*k"« * *05 All work (luaranteod one year. Wo will in- wind to mako **timnto **i» any *..rk you may wfint dona* \ mi mat * ■<* U*t t*<>» • *» ei* •! * \ *! Ik p*leea Itaat it it. We bat «»<»r mtUiial in lafg -and by ao d tug gal Ike lw*i if pro. * and <«n gio I be .**• t»» y t Ibif optical il(|Mliai>t . t I . . W • M H» (4>«n We an* lieie to plaaae tott Initk t*« a