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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads tlw news
papers Is suro to know of the wonderful
it it . i. cures mado by Dr.
1ILUE HILL.
lONIIM HI KIIOM I'AOB 1 J
WATER RIGHTS INVIOLATE.
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jj rJT
t Kilmer siwarnp-Kooi,
J the rreat kidney, liver
. and bl
bladder remedy.
e li is ine great mcai
fsKi rnrtrlnmnh nf tVift iilni
'A teenth century; dia
I covered after vears of
.it' . ...
'I ocicntwic researcn by
t'NBDr. Kilmer, the emi
nent Kiancy ana uiau
dor specialist, and Is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lamo back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Orient's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer s SvniiipUont Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you havekld
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
Just the remedy you need. 1 1 has been tested
In so many ways, In hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a 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 mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When wrltlngmentlon reading this generous
nttr In lhl niivr mH KtF"
send vour address to
Dr. Kilmer ttCo.,Blng-llir!!HlK!!!ll
hamton, N. Y. The--
regular fifty cent and Homeo swmp-noot.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
llltll Is lllin00olllpll-li('ilyolltlgllldy, H B,.lu;N n,i ivIIa In Puli-mllne Afo
ll glllilllllte of enir ll!(Ji M'liool Mini lias l'micelcit ! Scifru I.iiun.
Iiceii it Miceo-ofitl teacher III tli inlillc I Writer Is thu most proclgus thing In
schools of thh county. Mr. King Is Palestine, iinil tlu laws which protect
mi Industrious voting riirmor They rpilngs r.utl wells ma yry severe.
Mill .....kg tliuir liomi on tl.o farm be- Most of the wells tire .irtlllci.il. Itch
loi.uli.tf to the uroom. live ...lloscnstof , " nt V"' lt ,,X1!!,RC . V . '
town
Tlio A ll society of the M. K. church
oled Imslns mid reservoirs out of tlio
rocks to receive, tlio How from springs,
mid In iiiiiny iiImcch where no springs
have drlllcil
il . I ftlllil I ik ff11tti1 Hllll1
if.ivn n uimttiip mwi I irvsuni imnm 1 umu nv twi.m. mv;
.ow, la-i l-Viilay evening, which was '. thrpnuh the ll.ncHto.io n hundred feet
in i . ... .. , 'and nonietln.es twice tlnit distance to
II iiuox.eu hlll-irt-, viniui, ...... t . ..,.,,.. ,..,,,.
eiitlly There were aliotit, folly vari
eties of in. m.s on exhibition. They
were vory.'prctty anil wore a Mirprlso to
tlio ninny who eaine to see them as
they did not think that lllue Hill could
furnish such a hHow. The ladies have
decided to make this a special lloral
event and you may look for something
especially lino next year.
'AN ILLUSTRATED VILLAGE.
Utile StIhh 'l.n ii One of (ho Quaint
eJ In l'.iiri)io.
When next you go to tlio I.aku of
Geneva, by all menus' pay a visit tu
the little known village of St. Lrgicr,
near by, on the road between Vovoy
nnd lilomty, one of the (liiulntcj. ll
lagcs In Kuropu and one of the ;V:il
est on accottnt of Its extraordinary
adornments. St. Letter and the adjoin
ing village of La Chlesnz nre nothing
moro or less than Illustrated villages.
They are a.s profusely Illustrated as
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THHTASTEVERY
MUCHUKtHHpB
Don't Be Fooledi
Tuko tlir cci original
ROCHV MOUNTAIN TEA
Alade wily tiy aiudlinn Mcdl
clue Co.. Aluitiion. Wis. II
beeps jwi will. Our trade
mark cut mi each package.
Price, .-.r cent. Ner sold
In bulk. Accept no substi
tute. Afk your driik'Klst.
ECHICHCnTCn'3 CNGLinH
EMNYROYAl t ILLS
V?W Orlnlnm mill Only (Jrnulnr.
t?VHAFK. Umiumh I utile, iklirmrtif
1 W1NL ,of ' iis"i iii is.itiii.ii
tJpvt lti:i fttift (Iiilil DifUlllt IxX'i rl,
.V '. J lth hlu rltiltnlt '1 uLv Mil (it lit P. Ill flics
S vj Oticru fu1itllittlon iitul linltu
ff Hun. Itu; rl jiur lirjxfClit.f r fill Ir.io
Jflr Mittipi f.ir !Tnrtlfutiirt. 'lVtlniunlIf
iX? pJt ' llMr7rirl.U'llt,,infr,hy rt.
V A turn Mllll.t III.OlHt lrtilt..Dlll. .Snllbf
Im "J Sill II .! at k 4 . I. I. ...- f l..l.nW
lltnlloll tliiiaKr. Suilitii II, riillu., !.
WOMER, KANSAS
Old Mr. Stoirer Is KuttliiK along lino.
Womer shipped a load of fat hoB
this week that wero lino.
Mr. Kersey has more corn than some
people hay It is stacked up like hay.
Mr. and Mrs. R L. Smith and Mrs
V. It. N'oblo wero the guests of Mr
and Mrs. Zlon Sunday
Tlio Womer mill is grinding all
kinds of grain at a lively rate with
Hurt Cotilsou as miller
Miss Hard Cooper is seriously ill
with '-onio spinal trouble and is under
he care of Dr. Morrison.
Weather line and fanners are husk
ing corn and some are still sowing
wheat auilcuttiugalfalfa.
Ask Red tolling about tlio jack
rabbit ol aso. lie wont brag about the
other fellow's dog any more.
To 'ay that Womer isahust'er don't,
half state it, Womer is getting in more
corn than tunny larger cities.
The Mathes liros ate getting in a lot
of new goods this week, they do a nice
business and tteat the people rignt
Will Mathes has over 100 head of
cattle feeding at the Womer feed lots
Will is buying all kinds of grain and
stock.
The .ilvival at the hall is in the
hands ol three able Ilcvivalist s, Rows
Haven, Trueblood anil At mislead
Several havo joined and others are ex
peeted tocouie into the fold.
llyrou (iiegg and faintly moved
away from Woni- r. Inning sold out to
Mr Craig of Ueaiusville, who moved
into tlio Gregg house and also took
possession of the blacksmith shop
Ho Is doing busluoss.
such an expendt
they havo not only been the greatest
benefactors of their fellow men, but
those who have sunk welln nnd built
fountains have erected monuments to
their fame more enduring than palaces
or temples or shafts of granite.
The temple of Solomon has vanished
forever, but the pools which lie walled
up with masonry and filled with water
still remain. The wells that Abraham
and Jacob drilled In the rock as ucta
of piety as well hb power nro as Im
mortal as their names nnd will live for
ever as long as men feel thirst.
According to n Just custom of tlio
country, wnter rights could never bo
forfeited. No ninn who owned a well
might refuse his neighbor water for
his family or his flocks, but tlio lord
of the spring was Inviolate. No cred
itor or enemy could take his water
rights away from him. To Injure or
fill up a well was nn uupardoiiablo
crime. When the I'hlllstlucB threw
earth and stones Into the well of Abra
ham, they Intended to challenge him
to n war of extermination. These cus
toms and regulations remain today.
Chicago Uecord-IIcrald.
None but very rich sheiks can afford i J " " ""iK"" . 'J "
icli an expenditure. Nevertheless, I HotiseH .cur oil their outs do walls
BU1I1U rillll.llln 1LHU1J U UUII11UUI UUI'l-
cature from the brush of u great man
In the village, M. Alfred Hegitln, a
painter of local renown and not tin-
i known In Paris, says Pearson's Maga
zine.
A house In St. Legler has no use for
a signboard to toll the world tlnS It Is
an Inn, a cycle shop, a forge or a dairy.
M. Beguln's plcturo docs that. On a
Btnblo wall ho draws n picture of n
spirited runaway horse knocking down
men as ho leaps for freedom; on tlio
whlto wall of the little village forgo
are pictures of men making horseshoes
for dear life and shoeing a frisky
steed; on the wall of the dairy n dairy
maid balances a pall of milk on her
head, while scenes of locnl life, us pic
tures of the annual summer exodus to
tho mountain pastures with the cows
nnd gonts, and caricatures of the local
bigwigs make a bright picture gal
lery of the village. M. Beguln lives In
one of the most Imposing houses In St.
Legler, whence ho obtains a full view
of the crooked little village Mreot nnd
of the Dent u'W .Tainan towering up In
tho distance. For ninny years past lie
has amused himself by painting the
houses, mid In the first place he ac
quired most of his skill nnd boldness
In painting In this way. Detroit Freo
Press.
THE ARABS OF YEMEN.
Just Rcived
a large stock of Boots and Shoss for
fall and winter wear, consisting of .
Ladies' Fine Shoes, warm Shoes and I,
Kangaroo Calf for good service. : :
Children's Shoes for boys and girls,
adadtedfor hard wear. : : : : :
Men's Fine Shoes and a complete line
of good wearing Shoes for fall and
winter. :::::::::::
A large stock of Ladies', Men's, Iioys'
and Children's Overshoes : : : :
Not Made by a Trust.
re It Boots and Overs.
Any of my leather goods that rip or
give way in the seams repaired free of
charge, quality considered. Prices
the lowest. : ::::::::
HENRY DIEDERICH,
Hod Cloud, Nebraska.
"C. C. Cy' on Every Tablet.
TTvyiV-tJolct of Cascarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accept no other. Beware of fraud.
All druggists, ioc.
DON'T
TOBACCO SPIT
nnd SMOKE
YourLlfeawavl
You can tie cured of any form of tobacco uhIiir
etslly, to mn.Io well, tronp, mnunrtlc, full nf
new life nml vigor liy t.iklnj; NO-TO'DAO,
tbat makes weak men MrmiK. Mnny Kil.t
ten pounds In trn ilnrs. Over 500,000
cured. AH tlriiKuUl. Cure uiiiraiilerit. Hook.
let nml aittlco I'KKIt. AiKlrcss STHKI.INU
RliMliOV CO., Chicago or New Vori-. 437
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IrWWVli. . '.i. -.- - -. A'.
9 ffityr-in,
Tills BlRtrnturo U on ever) t uf tlio Ronulno
Laxative HroniO'Quinine inwets
tbo remmly th.it rureti cohl in one iliiy
Gheap Trips
SOUTHWEST!
Onuf tin plus fj, riiunil trip, Hist
oliisu, Cl.iciiKo to Kitistts, oliitiiilo,
Nw Mt'xk'n, Anzonii, Ukltxlioinn,
iuiiI Ti'xiix.
Unntl)' rt'ilttpi'il tutus lor ono way
Hicnnil cliist tk-kets.
Cnrioipiiiiilliin mti's Irotn Eust
ri nrtlly.
Piii-t nml tblnl TuumIiijh phi'I.
inonlli.
For homoiikfr8nil their litniilips
Iiiion'.silnR liktiil pMinplilia frei
Adilri'Hs I'ltsstjiiKiir Ulliut,
Atchison, Topokn & Suntii Ku
Hulhvay, Uoh Moiiios, In.
Santa Fe,
GUIDE ROCK.
Sul-erlle for tlio Cholf tit Colvin's
IllllfO.
John Mt'Cituloy is utlenil'uK t lit
(Iriuid Isliiuil collr'Ko.
Von should jji't otH' of ihoso wall
utilises nt I 11 Colvin's olllfo
W 1' nml N U t-il wcii ilown from
JmvL'll, KtuiMis Monday on -business
Geo. Hooves started .Monday ovon
in J for Stoelcvillo, Xeb tiskit, to visit
ins son
J. M lMlj,'orton N boro from Ctiuiulii
tiiidsoonui to lio well plousoil with thnt
country.
(' K ('iiiuiibi)U hus uinvuil into tho
H'k'nti ptopoity. 'I'll' ir cliilibi'ti stint
ed to school
Arch o Uoililon of Hc. Clntnl has
iiinvoil Into tho tipper rouiiis of the
(J c.iloutal bin ilniK'.
Win Viiiulotf. eltt now sjiorisotio of
thnso if w bujjples holil l.y Hoht (liit
.Ison. What iloo.s It nioiin Hilly?
James Taylor nml finully uiovnl to
I'Yiiukliu. Xobru-ka, tin- Hist of tho
week. ,Tlioy havo lot.soil a hotel there
I'artios from near Lawrence pur
ehaod lumber hero tin lirst of tho
week This is the place to buy lumb
er. A. Crawford of Hiawatha, Kansas,
was in town Monday Ho has been
visiting relatives north of town whero
bo lived sovi ral years ii(?.
(.loo Harrall 'poolal uuont for tho
ContiiMital Iiisuranea Co of Xow
York was vl-ltliiK their represonta-ivo
I II. Colviu horo last week
A farmer HvIhb north of town ro
ports tbo disnppearunco of somo meat
and a sack of potatoes from his collar,
porhups tho follow was too hungry to
stop and ask for tho kooiIs.
4 Stupy Wliloli Tlinmri a Strnnu;
l.lKlit on Their Charilclcr.
The Times of India tells the follow
Ins story to show the character of tho
Arabs of Yemen. A man of Zaranlks
who several times cut the telegraph
lines and who was punished more than
once v.'ns caught on one occasion by
an Arab sheik In charge of the lines.
Tlio sheik Intended to send hlin to
Mcedy for Imprisonment, but the wife
of the accused came In and stood as a
guarantee for his future good behavior.
The bhell: accepted the ball and re
leased him, but shortly afterward he
again resorted to his old practice of
cutting the wires and bolted away to
another village at a distance of a day's
march, where he had another wife.
The sholk then sent for his llrst wife,
Who stood security for him, and told
her he would disgrace her among the
Arabs If she failed to bring In her hus
baud.
The woman asked the shell; not to
"spread the black shoot" (a custom of
the country when any one commits a
broach of trust) until the following
day. She started that night, taking a
sharp dagger concealed under her
clothes, to the village where her hus
band was staying. She found hlin
asleep In his abode and stabbed him,
cut his throat and carried his head
back to her home. The next morning
she went to the sheik and presented
tho head of her husband, saying: "Here
Is your criminal, and I am freed from
the ball. Please do not atllx the black
sheet." Loudon Telegraph.
HORSEHAIR SNAKES.
TRAi:E:res lumber Co,
DKALKKS IN
LUMBER and COAL,
t till din a: material, Eto.
RED CLOUD. - - NEBRASKA
City Dray and Express Line.
E. an. ROSS. PROP.
Illu.1i 'IVniiirrnturr.
Tommy had had pneumonia, so hud
been for some time In hospital, where
thoy treated him sn well that lie was
much averse to tho prospect of being
discharged as 'cured."
One day the doctor In charge was
taking his temperature, and while
Tommy had the thermometer In his
mouth the doctor moved on ami hap
pened to turn his back. Tommy saw
his chance. lie pulltd the thermometer
out of lus mouth and pupped It htt a'
cup of hot tea, replailng It at the llrst
sign of tho medico turning.
Winn that worthy exitmlnid the
thermometer, he looked llrst at Tom
my, then back to the thermometer and
gasped:
"Well, my man, you'ie hot dead, but
you ought to lie!" London Chronicle.
Peculiar IIiiIiKn nf TIipnc TliriMiilllkc
Utile Serpent-i.
Tho "horsehair snakes" are small,
flesh colored mites which live princi
pally In stagnant water. After going
through various transformations thoy
come to the surface of the water In the
shape of very slender, purplish looking
threads. When thoy reach this last
stage, they leave the water and work
their way up the stalks and leaves of
nciuutlc plants. Whin opportunity af
fords, thoy attach themselves to the
feet, legs, wings and other parts of
larger Insects, often, as one authority
states, creeping under the wing case
of btvtlcs. In the case of the cricket,
katydid, grasshopper and other Insects
of that Ilk, whose logs are hollow, the
tiny horsehair takes the advantage and
creeps up the hollows Into the very
vitals.
This accounts for the fat and clumsy
condition of some Individuals of the
above mimed species, single specimens
of the cricket having been caught with
over two dozen of these threadlike
"snakes" attached to and Inside of
their bodies. After heavy ral.is, which
frequently drown crickets and katydids
which are weighted down by these
parasites, tho "horsehair snake"
emerges from the carcass of the insect
a full Hedged miniature serpent. In this
mature state he Is the delight of the
curiosity seeker and a ttilne of study to
those who delight to delve In nature's
bypaths. Those which have boon for
tunate enough not to have boon carried
very far from wnter by the Insects
which they etietiinliereil during life
make their way back to the ponds to
lay their eggs. They then wrap them
Eclves around the eggs, which soou
hatch Into the little tlosh colored mites
mentioned in the opening. Abmtt'ihis
time the parent "snake" dies to make
room for Its progeny.
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowest
CITY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS CO,
TELEPHONE NO. 52.
PLATT & FREES CO.,
Chicago - Lumber - Yard.
KK1J CLOUD NKIMASKA.
Lumber. Lime, Coal and Cement.
Wanted iWiVT. Agents
....KOIt.
Our Seven New Holiday Books
nil hhoun III one C'ombliiKllon I'roipcctun (rout
7.0) which we will fccnil KltKK nml ireml.l
for jj tent (Mmni ) ItT UV can girt anvort
in lat vicinity work that will iy over Sjoo tic
foru ChrU urn. KrelnhtK mld nml rredll kIviii
(KalalOlkhtM IM1I.) AdilrefH
Hartford Publlfhlng Co., Hartford, Conn
Rheumatism Cured In a Day,
Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
readily cures In from one to three day. Its ac
tion upon the nj-ntem la remarkable and mys
terious, It removes at once the causo and the
disease Immediately illxappears. Tho flrildope
prcatly benefits. 75 renin and fl. Sold by II,
K. Orlcc. dniBiitst. heil Cloud, Neb.
Nature II Ih Hired Sinn.
It was In the far south.
"How's 1111108?" askoil the tourist.
"Pretty tolerable, Btnuij;cr," respond
ed the old man who was sitting " a
Btuuip. "I had some treca to cut down,
but the cyclone leveled them nnd Raved
me tho trouble."
"That was good."
"Yes, and then tho llghtulng set tire
to the brush pllo and saved me the
trouble of burning It."
"Remarkable! But what are you do-
Ing now?"
"Waiting for an earthquake to come
tlong and shake the potatoes out of
the ground." Chicago News.
AVIint the WItuesM Smv.
"Do you mean to swear," said the
foreman of the jury to tho witness,
"that at the time of the quarrel that
constitutes the cause of this action jou
saw the prisoner with a coal scuttle In
his hands mttktug ready to heave It at
his wife?"
"Not exactly." said the witness, with
considerable hesitation. "I moan to
swear that I saw the prisoner with a
coal scuttle In his hands."
"In what attitude was ho then?"
asked the presiding Judge.
"Well, now, since your lordship has
asked, I'll tell tho truth. The prisoner
was lying down with tho coal scuttle
over his head and his wlfo on the top
of It."
Tho Jury returned a verdict of not
guilty. London Chronicle.
NEW ENGLAND
WATCHES
We lend the worUl in divoi-ity of
)t!" ami qii'intitv f production oni
pO'lfiH'tee C'.VI i.s ev-t J Mlltcll, for i
tu iko the oil'!' ami movement complce
I'lie illuiiiiiiitive Laities' wtiiclio
with atti-tio eniiinel lie-inns to tin
l-i-gor watches for men nnd liojs Cm
ui"L'llc of e.olt. lilll (I, Mhei, gllll lull III.
iii nickel Our booklets give full tie
-ici iptioii iiinl the pi ice stated that cv
et letuliny h'ireler m Us lum for.
Xi v Kngliiiiil YVtiich Co.,
MiinufiK lt:ri rv
II? and .".'.) Nnlden l.ani'. N V. l'.l to 1"T Wal a-1)
Ae . I lilrnK". ! ' ' Uiv' I'lcli:.. nli l-'rimrlH'p
ff A
BON TON
BAKERY and C.4FE.
Iluvv Aid Your Kidney '
Dr.nobbs'8parai.'us rillscurenll klilney Ills, fanv
pie freo 4 ild. blerlluK lU'inedjlJo .Clilcnuoor N. V
baVV.
3Eriasaa3aH3&
MiUt.S WKtKt All Hit lAllb
iii. 1 1 ,i,iri Sjrup. TiiMes llo.l,
in li. no. hnlil tivilrnu'iiln.
aasauHcaiisai
Umi
3EgQ
Wo tlnil, In looking over our book,
that quite a nnnibiir of our subsciibers
at u in utienrs on their subset ipltoti.
Tint Chief is one dollar per your, piti
able in tidvuncn. Those knowing
thi'ilisolvori indebted to us will plo.ise
cull nail Mitt'u. Your kindness shall
never be forgotten.
Stops the Couch and Works olf the Cold
Lnutii Itixiim (jiiiiiuiii '1 nlileto ciiiiih
' a cold in nun day, No cine, tut pay
') coins
Dnrnrtl Stockluea.
Tender feet are often made so by thu
use of much darned stockings. Wear
tight woolen stockings, and let them be
of tho cheap kind, that you will not
mind discarding directly they become
woru. To harden the skin It Is n good
plan to rub the soles of the feet with
methylated spirits every day or to wash
them over with salt water.
Ilnpplly Not So Sure of It.
Baynor This fortuno telling busi
ness Is all humbug. Ono of theso pro
fessors of palmistry told me a little
while ago to look out for a Bhort, blond
man.
Shyne I don't know nbout It's being
nil humbug. I'm blond and I'm short.
Lend mo a ton, old fellow, will you?
Chicago Trlbatie.
English kings called themselves
kings of Trance till a cctrtury ago, and
French kings called themselves king
of Jerusalem until the .evolution.
nicmlnKa Dorn of Sorrows.
Tho world's greatest blessings' havo
como out of Its greater sorrows. Said
Goethe, "I never had nn ntlllctlon
which did not turn Into a poem." No
doubt tho best music nnd poetry In nil
literature had a like origin, If wo could
only know Its whole story. It is uni
versally true that poets "learn In suf
fering what they teach In song." Noth
ing really worth while In life's lessona
comes easily nnd without pnln and
cost.
WnahtriKton Timber.
"Pennsylvania avenuo at ono tlmo
had trees down tho ceuter, I believe,"
wns tho remark I mado to n George
town man I met In n trolley car.
"Yes," was tho gentlcman'B reply,
"and now you can find presidential
timber on nearly every street In Wash
ington," Youkers Statesman.
When in town i
liiin 'i'liti win-to it
eiiol anil no Hies.
:it :it tlio
is elcnii,
'15 cent Meals at All Hours
(Soda Fountain is Opkn !
iFKty-slv different kinilf of sumniei
drinks. i
VV. S. BENSE, Prop. i
TIMETABLE.
B icM, R.Y
RED UI.OL'D NED 11.
USVOl.S
UMAlI.l
ClllCACiO
SI. JOE
AMA'S.I.S CITY
s'l. Luns nmi
itlt points en.it Mid
south.
DESVEH
HE LEX A
11 U TIE
SAlJ LA HE U'Y
PORTLAND
.9.-.V FRAXCISGO
Mitl nil jwititi
wcxt. -
T'lAINl LEAVE All HlMIIWfi:
No. 13. I'aiMier dally for Ohvrltn
and st. FrniicltbrHiit-lici-, Ox
ford. .Mi'i'iink. DeuverHiid all
point- ue.t 0:10 a.m
Nil, II. I'aiMiKer dully for St. Joe,
Kiiiimis I liy. .Ml'lllon. St
I.uuls, Lincoln via Wywore
and ah ixiiut ou-t mid -until i-ii n m
No V I'm eniser. dally. Denver, all
point- In I'olnrmlo. Utah nnd
California S-r. p.m
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call on or address A. fJoutiver. Aiwm iimi
Korlufnruiallou llmo tahlra, maps or t
ill on or address a. Couover, Agent,
loud. Nehr. or .1. Francis. Uineral I'bsk
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A cent Omaha. Nebraska
asKunger
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iMiBHlGJlTBHO'S.
s Undertakers
and Funeral s
Directors.
CALLS AKSWKKKIl NIOIIT OU DAY.
ty Phono Number, Rcbi
donco 111, Offlco, No. 84.
f-iiimntmi'-
Cereals with eggs or vegotnblo oil
furnish all the food elements necessary
to sustain a man In health, no matter
how laborious bis occupation.
Don't brood over the past nor dream
of the future, but m-Izo thu Instant und
get your lesbon from the hour.
COLVIN & BARCUS,
REAL ESTATE $ FARM LOANS.
Lock Box 23. Guide Hock, Neb.
Ml kinds of property bought, sold ond
exchanged.
COLLECTIONS MADE.
TKIt.M IIKASONAIILK
i Scissors Ground,
Razors Honed,
AND
ALL KINDS OF EDGE?
TOOLS SHARPENED J
I All kinds of barber work excouted J
promptly ana satisfaction 4
guaranteed. J
JOHN HAUKLEY,
House Movingand Raising
A 81'KCIALTV.
I All work guaranteed satlsfoctory.
iiiur worn solicited,
Manual of Soil Culture
Sond mo n 2-coiit slump nml I will
mull jou free u copy nf Campbell'
Soil Culture Mt.nnt.l--ti valuable wn.k
1 tluit every fntnier uugl.i to have. .)
. FrtinoN, (Jeiii-iiil im-eiignr tigeut,
Umiihii.
JOHNO. I'O-ITEK,
KTTORNeY-RT" L.KVuC,
Over Mizor's (Jiocety Store.
"Shave?"
You arc "Next" at j
Oliver Schaffnit's j
Barber Shop,
Uasement Totter-Wright Ilullding.J
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