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ti:!: i i) " orn cinnr, Friday, duo. ho, iso.
iiifKHtHiiHl 1 inn
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Heart $$&&!&& , 0 tlKS A HE NOW CHEAP
Ye&B'S ! -
Changes in Sportinu Weapons by
Smokeless Powder.
??
'I am posit I vt' i would not ts
livinp todiy hut for your
wonderful remedy, Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure I h.id heart dis
ease four years and doctors
failed to help me. When I be
gan taking this remedy I was
unfit for anything-, but for six
months I Juvr. felt perfectly
well. Mr. Ma-t.n Waldrr.fi.
wt C. Qrand lo.k, M.nn.
BR. &5SUZS'
ir
U Kolrt ly nil ilrm irlsti on Kiinrniilco
llrht buttle boni-dlrt or money Inclt.
Honk on iH'iirl n"l nervot eoiit tree
Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
P. F, COBLE,
INSURANCE
rTll'K IN MOON lll.Oi'K.
H&i
Different Slnti-rliil mill Mri'linnlaiii
Now " I'm rul I'rliH'n mill Hoe-
uiiil-Ilmul IMcccm riKiire In
till' lll-llllt-ttllll,
With eicrv prospot-l of n fine fowling
unit titin tliiK MDimn (he spoilMtit'ii arc
looking uruiuiil for the Ititoint thiiifiH In
guns. It look a If perfection had been
nearly reached m fur us HtrHt-rttritl fea
tures arc coiiei-rniHl.itiHMhi gri'tit pruli-It-in
In which an- tin1 in -1 i.inrmln tnlr
ly lU'wileilcragTiiftMl ounld HiiiiiiinrdR,
'I lit- 011I.V really m-v. Item Is a gun which
Iiun n ttiovnble breech. 1 hf t (.lire part
containing the lock met'hunUi.-t anil thu
cliniiil.tr for the irtritK may hu
i taken out to lie rt-plar-i-l by untitlicr
i linltiit piece. Tlii if. rim ifn il lor rup
id firing, where loader i hit employed,
nnd- iiltlidiiKh 11 bin" guineil a certain
uniouiit of fa or In Europe It is not like
ly to rcceUu much notice from Ameri
can apnrtftinMi.
The inntr'nii' fouling piece proper!
lecelTlng more nlteiitlun tliun foiyofirn
iiHt. Kapeelull.V linn MiIh hi-eii the case
with the reed bird and the rail hunter
this fall. The liiglc trigger K"11 ha
failed to tnke here, except ami novelty,
and the fowling piei-e with nuxili.ii;
chamber on eaeh side of the barrel to
hold two extra cartridges, did not ap
pear to i-ell at all. The truth is Un
American sptirtMiitiii 1h KiitjHfleil with
the iicrforiiiuiico of the aw rage high-
grade Ainerlean duulile-bitrieleil gun
RIFLE CHAMPION SAFE.
detain A. II. Bogardus, the Champion
V7lng Shot of the World, Recovers from
Bright's Disease.
Captain Has a Close Call , Bright's Disease
Usually Considered Incurable Dodd's
Kidney Pills Cured Him.
Hmciiaiit, Hi , Deeeiiilicr 2.". Your
ciinopiinildiit hurt .iccuicd an Inter
view with Cupialii Ibigai'dus, the wing
I shot olnnipion of the wuijil. Tim rlllu
-liHiiipiou It now in Urn IiOpi of health
and condition and his Iiaticl nuts us
cloM'ly in touch with Ills i-yc as It ever
did. Ii Is a kuovtn fact Hint Captain
Itiixnrdiis had Hilnht's l)iensp a short
while wto, and on lli'lglit''" I)n'ai' has
alntiii lieeu liicillahlo his iifelil .'tnlo
of health is ns inlifjiiiK a it in Mir
pitaing. When iiirtion((l iiIhuiI his cist the
win .shot champion urmv watm in bin
pniixe of Dnilil'n Kliltnty Pills.
"Why uveibody told mo ISrlittit'ff
Dneii'-e was Incurable, "said ho. "Doe
niiMMiiildii't lix hu, and I ih vet-had
nnvhopoof netting out cd. i ulXv eil
from kidney liottbln ct-veial .ear.she
foiu I found I had It tlli l' leucine.
Hri(lit' UKaiHe I- tlio Inst stiie of
Kidnoy 1)Lsiim! and once It. M-ts in yon
are a dead mar that is it used to Iiu
tbiU way. Now it m-ciim all jou've mt
lodol.s to take l)idd'.s Kidney 1'iIIh
and Ri't cured."
"W mid you milieu n atateiiiuui of
your cum) for tin; press?" asked ilia cor-rt'spriiuluiit.
"Vou can .-ay I was a autTi-ier from
QlURQi SERVICES.
ClIltlSTIAN ClltJItCII.
Tliii eviinjjeli.Hts'yi'i cotitinuo in spec
ial iiieetit hh cacli evening. Many tiro
Uniting witli thu Clitireh of Christ.
Tlio special meetings nti next hold's
Day will bu of grcal uotlli. Do not
mis thorn.
Monilnit dorvlco at lJM). Subject,
"Diviuo Law of Love."
Bible M-linol til 12 o'clock.
Afternoon niivieo at i) o'clock Sub
ject, "Mother Homo and Heaven."
Kveiiinfj bi-rvir-u tit ?;'J0 Subject
"ThcCompleto (Jospul."
Special miisiiiMt each service.
Everybody kindly invited.
L. A. HtJssoN'U, Pastor.
.,. ,Aaeiaw3u tt"w ,---r- -,
t1
1'iaUTAHil . Sf
UK I) cl.UCD, 'Mn
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the Hood In your body passes through , oMA II A
isaffi
LIN COLS
t S 11.1.. ...a nM t.nfjiH.t (!. IIIHIU L
! cheap as nt present. It U h.1.1 that tl.o IvIlnV l)l-..... fo seven 1 3,,,., and il
cut price fever Is responsible for this, rnpiillydovelopc.d Into Brian's Disease,
and that the M-eontl-hand tftius mi ex-1 1 was perMiaded to take Dodd's Kid
tenslvely aderllsed are second bund tiey Pills, and must say thai ihej com-
IiiMitnnre wiltten on city and
property at lowest rnte.
farm
FRED II. McKEEHY, M. D.
Surzcon U, it- M, R. R. enipnny,
anil U, S. Pcuslan Surgetn.
City mul country calls promptly an
swered day or niht.
(JPTlCl'.OVl'.lt LlNDSKT'S MKAT MAIIKKT
Nor calls at orricn.
Dr. E. A. Crkigiiton,
Honorary (iraditatn & Silver Medalist
WoaU'i n University, Cminda.
OM.1.9 ANVfKRKI Day and Nioiit.
OrrrcE Otir Couk'h PiunMACT.
J. S. EMIG-H.
DKNTisT.
PAINLESS DENTISTRV
IK YOU WANT IT.
Crown 9 Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates
I'OltUKIiAIN INLAY
Ami all ttiolnten ImproTtiiiioul lu doaial meoti
tnlura
I. B. COLVIN,
REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS.
Lock llox t. (Inlilu Dock, Net).
All kinds of property bought, sold and
exchanged.
COM.KCTION8 MADE.
TK1IMS HKASO.NAIILK
9VERMAN BLACKLEDQE
KTTORNBYS - RT - LKSn.
Office orer I'ott Office.
RBD CLOUD, - NKUUASKA.
Chimney brick,
Cistern brick,
AND
in the same way as the bicycles wen1
whin a ride around Central park hud
roiipheiii-il the tin a a little and so en
abled the dealer to m-11 them at "second
hand" pilcen without bteakinjr his price
ai'ieeitient. fertaiiv it Is that many of
the ffiiim at reduced prices show little
or no wear, and equally certain It is
that the fairly large prollts on these
goods will permit a smart dealer to
make a good thing out of the second
hand sales. The type of gun has
changed also, owing to the use of
smokeless powders. A few years ago
when the everyday shooter knyw noth
ing but black powder as a sporting ex
ploshe, the lowest grade Ilclglnn bar
rels were good enough .for guns ninde to
sell at six dollars, and for ordinary
uiuateiir shooting tilled the bill. About
the worst that happened In ease of an
oerchnrge was that the barrel was
bulged at the breech or muzzle, and a
badly burst, gun wns the exception.
Smokeless powder lias all changed the
situation. A comparison of 11 gun of
ten years ago and one of to-day will
show material ditTerPiiees In the mech
anism of the breech, the thickness of
the breeeh, mul the construction of the
body anil action. All these changes are
designed to withstand the greater
strain of the ultro of smokeless pow
ders. The smokeless powders have also
been extensively used In rifles, espe
cially those of small caliber. The ex
perience In actual game shooting with
these arms has been about the same as
in war. The bullet perforates without
killing. In the Maine woods a flue deer
was well within shot of a Xew York
man, and It was noticed that the tip of
one antler was split In a peculiar fash
ion so ns to distinguish the animal, lie
tired and apparently hit the deer just
back of the think. The bullet went
clean through the deer, and away went
tlie animal. I liree weeks J til it, in an
other camp, the aiiliunl was shot b, an
other man and Identilled by the split
point and the wound mark which liiul
healed. An old-fashioned bullet would
have stopped the deer within lltlll yards.
In the same camp a deer was secured
without a visible wound. It was shot
at, threw up Its head and dropped, .lust
as the guide reached It, knife In hiuiiV,
it rose, but its throat was cut before it
escaped. At llrst the Impression was
that the knife caused the muscles to re
act, but investigation showed that the
bullet struck the bnse of the born nnd
was deflected, the shock stunning the
animal: X. Y. Sun.
pleicly leslored my kidneys lu 11
healthy condition and 1 tittribule my
prcseutgood health to Dodd's Kidney
Pills, and unhesitatingly recommend
tlicin to sullcrers (ruin Bright's Disease
and other kidney troubles."
Captain Bogaidiis is a veteran of tho
Civil War, wheru ho snrved in an Illi
nois regiment with distinction ami won
promotion. His skill with firearms is
of world-wide reputation. !-.o bus mot
and vanquished all comers in dtfeiiso
of the title of champion wing Miotof
Mm world, and has traveled the
globo over giving exhibitions of Ins
skill, it will reassure his tmttiy friends
and admirers to know that Dodd's Kid
ney Pills has saved the chnmpion'x life
' - ---
MEANEST OF THEM ALL.
Mi;iiioiibr
Servicer nnxt Sunday a follows
Morning service- nl 10:80
Sunday School hL H:ttU a.m. Con
ducted by D. B. Spunogle.
Trenching tit Amlioy tit .'I p.m.
Vninior Leiiguo at 7 p.m.
Kvcning servicus at 7:110.
Piayor meeting on W'cdnosdny even
ing at 7:150.
Ladlus Aid Society Friday afternoon,
All tiro most coidlally invited to at
tend. llobcor. A. Hakxius, Pastor.
unnr tttdnevs once every three minutes
IUC MUllUa iouj
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
Impurities In the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in tho
blood, due to neelocted
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble cnuvw quick or unstetdy 1
netrt DC3is, ana manes one leei as mougn
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is
over-working In pumping thick, Wdney
polsoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases 1 ave their begin
nfiig In kidney trouLle.
If you are sick you can wakc no mistake
by first doctoring your kidnevs. Th mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer'i
SwnmpKoot, the great kldpo remedy Is t
soon realized. It stands tne highest for Its J
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases 1 s0
nHJ l..Al.l.Ml,.m..ll. J?-'-
MIIU lAdVIM VUIt.iMDIIki f '
uy BiiuruRgiais 'iii.y-'rK7ijif. . f-i33 X"-
cent ami one duiiirsiz-BMirwrtiii,-.
cmcAUu
fi'J. J Oil
KASHAS C7T
ti'l. LOUIS uwl
till points awl ami
Mtilh.
fiRXWtt
mn.F.SA
IWT'lE
XAll LAKE C'i
PO It TLA SI)
S.L FJM.VmCO
wf all poml
west.
CO.NmtKOA'UONAL.
Uegular services next Sunday at fob
lows:
Uegular morning service at 10:!I0
Sabbath school at 11:15.
Preaching it Indian creek at iifiO
Young Peoplo'.s Society Christian Kn
den vor at 0,30
Sermon by tho pastor at 7 :U0.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:30.
All arc heartily welcome.
Fkank W. Dkan. Pastor
Foundation
Brick.
Ludlow Bros.
COUNTED BY MACHINERY.
Tkla Xry Oloae Man Llvea ta Chi
cago and la the Champion
of Closeness,
There aro lots of mean men in tho
world. There Is one in Boston who
will never tell anyone the time of day;
there is ono in Colorado who never
lights a cigar in winter because his
breath upon tho frosty air gives the
same satisfaction, and there is another
in I'lllsbury, Wyo., who never has n fire
in his house because the smoke might
wear the chimney out. But the meali
est of all men lives right here in Chi
cago. Tho other night ho came along Ran
dolph street and stopped at n little
sidewalk stand whereon were displayed
such trinkets ns collar buttons, shoe
luces, combs and pocket mirrors. He
took up one of the lutter, and the pro
prietor's eyes brightened at the pros
pect of a sale.
"How much?" asked the meanest
man.
"Five cents," answered tho propri
etor of the stand.
The meanest mnn looked the object
carefully oxer. "I'll give you three."
The other Bhook his head.
Tho meanest mnn held out. "Too
much," he said. Somehow, between tho
two outstretched hands, tho pocket
mirror fell and broke into several
pieces on the pavement. The meanest
man picked up the remnlnn, retaining
ono fragment of the glass. The propri
etor lamented. The meanest mnn
passed on up the street. At the corner
he stopped, nnd, holding the little piece
of mirror before him, ran u small comb
through his whiskers.
"A man doesn't need a whole pocket
glass for a small beard," he muttered.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
DREAMERS.
"There's nothing half so sweet in life
11s love's young dream." The old song
is right. Lovers arc dreamers. They
create a special world in which they live
immune from the hurts nnd ills which
vex common humanity. In their esti
mate ot Mouscliolu
expenses there's
no place for a
doctor. And very
often when the
dream dissolves
they find that the
doctor's bill, the
one thing they
didn't count on,
is now the one
thing that's ns
regular ob rent
and taxes. Ami
many times it is
money wasted.
Dr. ricrce's Fa
vorite Prescrip
tion will do for a
woman and her
womanly ills,
practically cvery-
I thing that can le
done by any doe
tor or medicine,
It rcimlntcs the
Eeriods, dries dc
ilitnting drains
and cures inflam
mation, ulceration and female weakness.
It makes childbirth easy, and thousands
of nursing mothers have testified to its
tonic ana strength giving properties.
It contains no alcohol, neither opium,
cocaine or other narcotic.
Mrs. Annie UlacUcr, of C29 Catherine Street,
Syracuse, N. Y., writes : " Your medicines have
done wonders for me. l'or years my health win
very txxjr. I had four miscarriage, but hlnce
takliiir Or. Pierce's l'norlte I-rescriiitlon nnd
' uoldcu Medical Discovery ' I hnvc much better
health, nnd now I hae n fine, healthy baby."
Free. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent
free on receipt of 21 one-cent, stamps,
to pay expense of mailing only. Address
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
No. in.
No.
o iu.
TltAIS l.r.AVB a riii.i.iv-
l'iiuiiRpr tlll fw Oljeilln
,! m I'miu l limni lie O.x
ford. Mi" 00k. Petivertind nil
lioliili ttoal 7:M n m
11. rnuliKir dull) for ?t. Joe,
K,msi9 City. AielilMm. M.
I,i)iil. "Miiridn vl ymnru
mid nil i)lntnit mul couth 2:' 5 ft in.
IV t'aiHfiiiicr. usltj. bearer. u
ltoltil 111 Colorado. Utah nu
HffiriiU .. 8 thiii til
pnwrnuer. tlnlly lr !t. Joe.
Ktilims tit J. Alehlaoti. 31.
I.mils nd all point cmt sad
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us,
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M,iiitilii Hip ii rUiwet .. I mi f, ir
Vi-tMiiiirodatloii. lau excti'l
-uti.ln, (merlin. ftntMtft. ami
;nuruiediaifcMMltoiiK, Mm !(
pabltmii.. m. .. - I- m
r.t. Krcighl. iwllr. w'jipuio ni
St. .he fl lnlernipdiali'
lnuctlon tHiiirtt.: l!i to 1 m
'. Knlxht. dully for Itcpiibllean
Oramii'.iixidril Riiilall polli l
fM .. 10. "J 11 m
4;. 1-retclit. dni; exrt-i't Sundsy
.nndnllKjliitc.iKt ":mi.i in
for Wviiiuriif
Frplnlit dully tunxrorii ami
. il:
m. Yah m.ir hu. -i
. t.i ui,7M .. .-" T I Inierini-iliiiUf iiuliith I:3pn
iininift bottlrt bv mail ii,Mni f v ..m.eiwit. ' ,t....... .v. .... w ....... A...
r. -- .- -., .. , j Til t-llll(5. liflllllK. null iui IJliiilK i-i.uii i ir,
free, aho pamphlet telllncyou now to lino H-alsfircltm thriui:li trains. .Tlvkeistolduinf
out If you lii'-e kidney or bladder trouble. ' hckiiro ehcoked in nay point lu tho United
.. ..,.. ...c 1.1 i-, ir.i,,. MnipKur t'niinila.
mention tniJ paper vncnjmiii.s ui. i-si , Kor ltifonniitii.il. tlmo ti.bks, tiini.s or ticket.
enii on or amircs a lonover, .;cni, ueo
Cloud, N'cbr. or J. K'niielf, GeniTid 1'aciiKCt
Acent Otnalin, eIlrAssn,
& Co., Blr.charnton, N. Y.
BESTFOBTHE
BOWELS
It yon liaTcn'tn rcuular, licaltlir movcrapnt of tbo
boiTclscvcrr day. you'ru plck.omlll lo. Kcct your
boxoU otoii, mid ln noil, r'orco. In tliotliapnof
vlolonl pliy.10 or pill ploii, la ituuccrous. Tho
RiiKwtl1e.1t, vanlost, mnn pcrfccl nay of keeping tbo
Lonoli clear nnd clean Is to tako
CANDY
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IV
. I'lcannt. Palatable Potent. TaitoOood. Do flood,
NoTcrHlcken. Weaken, or II ripe. lOe. e,60o Write
for f rco ianmlo. and booklet on health. Address
SUrll.t Utmti 1 .npt.y, Cklt, M.atrttl, S.w York. 3Ua
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
Eureka Harness Oil Is the lxt,t
nri-Kervntlve of now leather
and tho licht renoutor ot old
leather. It otlu,Kortcus, blueli
eusund protects. Uso
Eureka
Harness Oil
on your Ix-nt barneas, your old bur.
new, and your carriage lop, ami they
will not only look better tail neur
lonirrr. Boldevervwhfretn cmiH-all
lies Irom half pint to die kqIIuiis.
UUt bj ST1SD1RU OIL ill.
Itreiti with yon whether 70a continue the.,
nfrTe-kllllnirtohccohSll.rlO-TO-UM
rsmoTet iob ueiirs ior lODaeco, wiiii
CuvcaU. and Trade-Marls obtained and all Pat1
entbuines conducted for MoocnATC Fees. 1
our OrncE is Opposite U, S. PiTCNTOrrict
and 0 can secure patent in less time than those
remote from WAihinetou.
1 Scad model, drawing or photo., Ith descrip
tion. Wj advise, if patentnbla or not. free of
aiargc. utir ice rot uue tin patent issecureu.
1 a Diunuirr. "How to Obtain Patents." with
cost ot tamo in the U. S. and foreign countries'
sent tree. Auurcss,
C.A.SNOW&CO
pi. Patent orrice, Washington, O. C.
(50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ijTTnjra
Trade Marks
DtSIQNS
Copvrioht8 Ac.
Anyono nendlnij n sketch and description may
tlonsstrlctlyeontldentfal.
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
nnn laprnnnnty nnientacie. communlea.
Handbook on Patents
lent free. Oldest nircner for securing patent.
Patents taken throuirh Munn A Co. rccolre
peetal notice, without cbarao, In tho
Scientific flmerkam
A handsomely IllDatratad weekly. Tjirsest dr.
culatlon of any aclentlflo lournal. 'l'urmi. S3 a
yeari four months, IL. Sold by all newsdealer.
MUNN fcCo.3'Br, New York
Brancb Offloe, 624 V Bt, Washington, D. a
eutnerTnu.dlitren,e.pel nico
tine, purines in uiopo,
re..ai rai a bl-a-i
my.tmtMM'
- m m bh.
. . . ...
tost manhood.
makes you strong
inDesiin.ncrTe
and pocket-
DOOK,
Ta,
boxei
old. 400.000
rfifpflrtireu Hut
ItfOXORACfrom
ronr rvmn drurtrtlt.Wbr
will vouch f or na.Tavke It with
Awlll.nitUntlT.oeraiitentlT.One
box.Bl. uiQftllr curen 9 boxei.tt&O.
t7Tiavrsnttd to cure, or w refund monrT.
QUrllif B QMtijCtha CMcui HittrI Hf fork
nUR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED
U 10QOOATALOOUsIii,bkf.lUt
pr-ctkmlilUiUIniuaoil. HUfree. l.l
m mk. yoa a prlc on las mI lae ibsUr .s
r.od.r aisiiulact.r-4. W rf Ik. I'nlskt.
Sarc tUlca latatalK Ct., Clay Ceitsr.Nek.
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleuues and hetulirtes the hair.
I'roiuotet a luiunani yroatn.
Never Falls to ltestoro Oray
Hatr ta Its Youthful Cotor.
Cure, toilp iliSHi u hsir UtUnf.
tOe.ndIJJUtr DrofgliU
FMta About Kach Pt-raon Will
Tal.alutert for the Censna
lijr Kleotrlclt).
lit
WrfW
DRS. SEARLES & SEARLES
Mul.. omce 1 nil o sts
LINCOLN. NEB.
l'J yrur lu Ouialm unit
l.llirulll, HPKC1AI.IHTS
lu NerToiu, Clirtinloand
Private D1HKAHKH of
MEN AND WOMEN
All Private Dltcuu and
DISORDERS OF MEN
ElectricityMSW
fliiabloi us to aruarantea to
enre alt curable cases of
tba Noss, Throat, Chest
Stomach, Liter, Blood,
Skin and Kidney Diseases
Lost Manhood, Might
Emissions. Hydrocele. Vor
Jooealo. Oooorrhea. Oloftt. Piles, JTUtuU and
KocUl Ulaers, Diabetes and Bright's Disease.
V$10.00for a case of CATARRH.
RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, or
L00D POISON wacaunat cure If curable
treatmeat by mall i all dtaaaaaa a pecialtx.
All medUiBe foraUked. Call or address
wiUi sUasp tar irenUr, trej booV. and racalaU
-write Mteoa today P. O. x.224. 0s
Sick Women Advised to Seek
Advice of Mrs. Pinkham.
Our first census, made in 1703, showed
the population of the United States to
be 5,000,000, and the count cost Uncle
Sam, who was comparatively poor then,
one cent for nch person. It Is esti
mated that the twelfth census, to be
made In June, 1000, will show that our
people number 75,000,000, nnd that tho
Item of clerk hire, In the census bureau
alone, will exceed $5,000,000. Although
the work of enumeration will be com
pleted by the 1st of .luly, it will prob
ably be two or even three months later
before the last of the schedules are
received nt the census ofllce; for not
only must they nil be examined by'tliu
supervisors, but in many cones they will
probnbly require revision because of
some error or informality. The actunl
counting of the people will not be done
until the schedules are turned into the
census ofllce. The enumerators simply
gather the facts, and the office force In
Washington does the counting and' Hie
compiling, which is done by electricity.
In 100 days nil the facts relating to 75,
000,000 people will be tabulated. Clif
ford1 Howard, In Ladies' Home Journal.
Gambling l Prance.
Oambllug In France U said to have
rerched such proportions that the gov
ernment has begun to Btudy the ques
tion seriously. It lu estimated that half
of the suicides in Paris are due to losses
at the races. N. Y. Bun.
Lima to ub. riMxiiAU mo. 04,8641
"I had inflammation and falling
ot the womb, and inflammation of
ovaries, and was in great pain. I took
medicine prescribed by a physician,
but It did mo no good. At last I heard
of Lydia E. IMnkhum's Vegetable Com
pound, and after using it faithfully I
am thankful to say I am n, well women.
I would advise all Buffering women to
beck advice of Mrs. Pinkham." Mils.
Q. II. Cuai'pell, O it ant Park, III.
" For several years my health was
miserable. 1 suffered tho most dread
ful pains, and was almost on tho verge
of insanity. 1 consulted ono ot tho
best physicians in New York, and ho
pronounced my diseaso a fibroid tumor,
advising an operation without delay,
saying that it was my only chance for
life. Other doctors prescribed strong
and violent medicine, and ono said I
was incurable, another told mo my
only salvation was gslvanio batteries,
which I tried, but nothing relieved me.
One day a friend called and begged mo
to try Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable
Compound. I began Its use and took
several bottles. From the very first
bottle there was a wonderful change
for tho better. Tho tumor has disap
peared entirely and my old spirits havo
returned. I heartily recommend your
medicluo tu .wfTerlng women."
Mrs. Van t. r, 410 Saundebs Ave.,
Jbrskt City iuUuiiTa. N. J.
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PIUILIOATIOS OF SUMMONS
la the District Court of Webster county, Neb
Tho City of Hi-d Cloud, Nobrnska
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Tim Fnrniprs.t Merchant's llniik-l
ln Company. William 8. nr
ber. Johiil) Velner.atiil Hylatul
1). Bedford.
Deleudatits.
To the defendant William S Garter:
You are iiereuv noil icti tnnt on tne ist uav or
December, 180U, the plaintiff herein tiled ItH
amended petition nealnat you etnl. la the above
entitled action, In llio ofllce of the clerk of tho
Dbtrirt Court of Webster Comity, Ncbraskn.
tho object and prayer of which are to subject
to nalt- on execution lot twenty-ono (21) In block
thirty-one (.11). In tho orlKliml townslle of Itcd
Clouu, Nebraska, lnued on a Judgment of the
district court of mid comity, aiclnst the de
fendant Hanking Company, In favor of the
plaintiff, and to exclude you and the other de
feudsnts wholly of any Interest la said real
property.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before Monday tho 22d day of Janaary, 19.0, or
said petition will be taken as confessed, and
and decree rendered accordingly.
Tun City or Kin Cloud Nkbraska,
By CiUNtr ii Mkbcer. It's Attorneys.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Stato of Nebraska I
Webster county, t in uie county court.
In the matter of the estato of Urango II. Hear.
Notice Is hereby Rlvon to all persona having
alma and demands against Orange II. Ileal.
late of Webster county, deceased, that the time
llxed for filing claims agaliiBt said estate is six
months from the 10th day of January lOOO.
All such persons are required to present their
claims with the vouchers to tho County Jtulgo of
said county, at his omce therein, on or before
the 18th day of July, 1900. And all claims so
tiled will bo beard before the tald Judge on tho
suth day of July, 1900, at 8 o'clock p.m.
Jamis Durrr. County Judge
Dated December 23rd, 1899
TnSTATB OP ALFRED WOOD, BUProSBD
Hi rm UK Tilt All.
in the Orphans' Court of Montgomery County
Notice la hereby given that Charles Penny,
packer has made application to the Orphans'
Courtlof Montgomery county. Pennsylvania, tor
lettora of administration on the estate of Alfred
Wood, lato of Norrlstown, Pennsylvania, (sou of
Zllpha Wood, deceased,) who Is aupposea to be
h..i ami aatd court has eranted a rule, rcoulr-
Ing the supposed decedent, If alive, or any other
person for him. to produco to tho court on or
before the 2na day or January, a. u ivw, i'
Isfactory evidence of his continuance In life.
Otherwise tho prayer of said petliloii will be
granted. Wiluam P. Youso.
Lauulkbb & Oibbok. Clerk of Courts.
Order of Hearing on Probate of Foreign
Will.
sinin of Nebraska. Webster county. s;
At a County Court, held at the County Court
room. In and for said county, NovemberlSth, A.
In tho mattorof the estate of Robert li. Eaton,
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of John W.
Johnson, praying that the Instrument purporting
to be a duly authenticated copy of the last will
and Testament of said deceased, and of the pro
bate thereof by tho probato court of tho county
of Middlesex, state of Massachusetts, and this
day tiled lu thin court, may be allowed, filed,
probated and recorded as the last Will and Tea
lament of said deceased In and for the state of
Nebraska, ana mat letters issue testamentary
thereon to petitioner as oxocutor thereof.
Ordered, that December tnd, A. D. 1893, at 10
'clock a.m. Is assigned for bearing said pc'ltlon
when all persons interested In said matter may
appear at a county court to be held la and for
said county, and show cause why the prayer of
petitioner should not bo granted, and that no
tire of the pendancy of said petition and the
hearing thereof be given to all persons Interest
ed In said matter by publishing a copy ofthlr
orucr in tne urn ulouii luisr, a weekly news
paper pi luted lu said cnuntr fur threo success
ive wccks. pnur iu aiu nay ui Hearing,
Jamxs Durrr, County Judge.
(A true copy.;
Our Coal is SUPERIOR
COLORADO COAL, v
STILL SF.LL AL THE SAME OLDL
PRICES.
VAOON SOALE8 BAOK OF OFFICE.
liny and sell Baled Hny, Corn, Oats,
Mlllot, Barley, Etc.
Full lino of Flour and Feed on hand.
W. B. ROBY,
No. l Third Av. Phone ;No.61
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SAMPLE ROOMS.,
JOHN POLNIOKY,
PROPRIETOR.
DEALER IN
Wines,
Liquors,
California randies.
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