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the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell, i
maimer iroumes inmost, uiwavs result
from a derangement of the kidneys and
u cure is obtained quickest by a "proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
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taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine aiul
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unnlenyint necessity of beinir
compelled to go often through the day,
and to get up inanv times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary ,
effee of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, DrKil-I
mer & Co., Ihiighamton, N. . When '
writing mention reading this generous
ofTer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the unine.Swainp
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
address, Binghumtou, N, Y., on every
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GOLD
in a watch chain that adds nothing
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cf workmanship and finish, are
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Simmons
Watch Gbains
and in the costly gold ones.
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(From tin HfVifw.)
A Itviu viis in lied Cloud Monday.
Shot ill Wall nth was in town Mon-
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.J Rose hits bought 400 acres of land
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Clink Boom shipptd a car of cattle
ami hogs Sunday.
K'.ixspI' Kiilln rford was home from i
Hud Cloud Sunday.
N Click and wife went to Ilrd Cli ml
Monday for a visit.
Toll n ScliHimnti shipped a car of eat-
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ll" l" S, J" Moniliiy
Mel Ktirnlitini and son shipped cattle
to Chicago Wednesday.
Del Knutsnn left Kiiday
for the
no them part of the state.
Mis. A Leonard and daughter Agnes
woie in Bed Cloud Monday.
n,irt Kn()n of R(1(, c
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visiting his son Wil is and o
Cloud was
Id friends
a 'rn.
Will Bennett is In me fn m Culbert
sou, where he intends to locate in the
spring.
Chailcs G'iok was seen upon the
streets Tuesday with n huso ball suit
under his arm.
Miss Ada 'I'ucrs left Monday for
B on.soii, Michigan, for n visit with her
father unit sis'cr.
George Birnlnll hid tho inisfni tune
to Hun over a load of hay just east of
the river bridge.
C. K. Shippen, proprietor of tho
Moon ranch near Red Cloud, was here
the Hr.t of the week.
K I McAllister of Red Cloud was in
town Jhiitsday putting up a monu
ment for E. Pterpnnt.
Miss Rate Sullivan died Monday
morning tit Hastings and her body was
brought here TucmIii for burial
Mike Murphy put a bottle of water
in his stove Sunday to blow out the
sunt. It. winked buck wat (I and blew
oui the stove.
J M. Carnaham shipped two ours of
cuttle, Hcrrick one ear, (J W. Glints
one ear and Sum Ciilley one ear of
hogs and eattle Wednesdnv.
The B. & M. discontinued the ser
vices of u inei-senger boy at Riverton
February 120 Tho agent goes next, as
It i is now nil there is left to discon
tinue. SUPERIOR
(From 1 he Journal )
Arthur Bradshaw eatno up from
K'ii sis City Thursday morning.
Duvid Cillahan, who was seriously
injured by falling ice some lime ago, is
able to be out.
The Rurlington took out fourteen
ears of stock on Monday to Kansas
City and St. Joe.
J t Puelps of Cadams has returned
fiom Oklahoma, where he attended the
funeral of his son, who was killed in a
railroad accident.
A S. Berry and F II Stubbs, have
purchased the Journal from C. E.
St ine, who has bi on connected with the
paper for seventeen years.
Wednesday night tho ice came into
the mill nice in such quantities that tho
power wheels had to be shut down,
causing the liht plant to cease run
ning, Mr. Noil of Smyrna was in town
Wednesday miking artangements for
the departure of a party of live from
his neighborhood to Edgeley, North
Dakota,
Dr L II Beck came near losing an
eye He ran into a stick that was pro.
truditig front a coin crib. The corner
of his eye was cut and the blow was of
sullicieut force to bring him to his
knees.
W S. young nnd wife wero given a
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening
by a number of thoir neighbors, the
occasion being the seventeenth anniver
sary of their wadding and Mr. Young's
thirty seventh birthday.
Not a letter nor a daily paper renched
the town of Nelson from Saturday
night until Thursday morning, owing
to the snow blockade. One train was
stalled in a cut and the snow drifted
over it to a depth of thirty feet.
The complaint against Dr. Cute of
Nolsi n ohargLg him with having as
satilteil Leo (tiu-s with intent to do
great bodily harm, was dismissed on
motion of the county attorney. He
was immediately rcarieslcd upon 11
Neighboring Touins I
OUR EXCHANGES
ciaigc of assaulting wiih ti knife willi
in'i'ttt to wound. Cress htm also sued
him foi gfWOO dn m 'ii'.w
BLOOiMlNGTON
(From the Advi cite.)
Chat lie Waldo was up horn Inavalc
for ti visit with his pan n's
J. W. Deal v iv. C . will Minn open n
lirst-clnss furnituie stoic here.
The woik of icmodelieg the Christ
ian cliuich is ptiurcxxitig inpdty.
J. (I. Kling, who went to Iowa to
viit, has been hehl thcie by the deep
snow
Icuvis Morltin and Nora Hritndl wcro
mai lied Wednesday at the ollleo of the
prohiite judge.
R P Stewart has been appointed vil
lage marshal, unit it is hoped he will
proscrvo older in the town.
O. F Wodnii'in and Miss Elsie
Kunz", hutli from Mitith of town, 'vcre
mai ried Wednesday by Judge Hoff
man.
A. II Ritchey, (;. A. Roby and R. S
(itirbcr were up from Red Cloud yes
terday, but whether on phusuio or
business we could not aseeitain.
T. M. IJodgmau, sfite inspector of
schools, was in town this wck and
among other thing-, recommended a
change of some of the teachers.
Nnpnncn item: Mih. Anna Tullcys
eautiht cold while moving her house
hold goods ft em Red ('loud last week,
and wis thieatcned with pneumonia.
Several jollifications have been held
in different parts of tl it v within the
past week. The enthusiasm for the
occasions waspurchastd at the wet
goods houses
Eugene Hunter of Riverton, who this
winter httd hN limt xiietienec in feed
ing shei p, fouml it very piojiltible
11 feed about 10()i) -hcep which netted
hun about $'2 each
Francis Bctidel, one of the fellows
who skipped out Inst December after
participating in ih" kidnapping nfFair,
returned this week, ph tided guilty to
the charge and was fined $1 and costs.
The I'. K, O had some kind of extra
"doiiies" at their Monday ni'lit ss
sioti. At. least wn "honhl judge so
from the npinucr in which the poor de
jected husbands wet o hanging around
down town until the last lights went
out.
LEBANON.
(From the Times )
The loetiiro course has netted the
ladies 820.20
Mrs. Harriet Melissa Frasier died
February 120.
H. M. Lull has bought the Jim New
ell property.
Charley Anderson lost twot-toors this
week, loo much core.
M, Buchanan will soon become ti
resident of Lebanon.
Win. Barnes of Esbon is plasteiing
W. C Mays' new house.
Marion Roath has sold his laundry
business to Harry Newell
Phil Scherinerhoni has gone to Sioux
City to spend the summer.
F. W. Brady has ie-igncd his posi
tion at Mmknto, and is home again
Billy Kimsey is working on the Stock
Yards Daily Journal in Kinsas City.
John Kimsny is laid up with a bad
ankle resulting from a kick by a horse.
Sam and Billy Annis shipped five car
loads of .'tittle to Kansas City Wednes
day. J.hn Allen is home from Hebron,'
where he has been curing for a sick
brother.
John Brown and Oliver Sharp have
their toice at work upon the new thir
ty live hundred dollar home of Sylva
nus Bells.
Ex-Mayor George J. Enulohnit of
St Joseph, Mo , died Saturday morn
ing. He was an uncle of Mrs. A. L.
Topliff of this city.
Siime of our young bloods ntlondnd
the dance at Enbon last night. Wo did
not learn whether or not any of thorn
had to he lifted from the buggy.
FRANKLIN
(From the Sentinel.)
Chas. Waddell was in Hastings Wed
nesday. II. B S'ratton of Billings, Montana,
vii d 1 dative hem this week.
J. W, Chapman litis sold his fnriu to
E J. Menj tmiii of Beatrice for $4, ISO
Truman Borland of Dallas, Texas, is
vtsuing at the home of his uncle, L. R
Mm laud
Om in- llurioughs of Iowa is to put
in the new twitehbnnid for the Frank
lin Telephone compau.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. S'tiip'on of Hast
lugs liteit at the hone of the htttci'tt
twin biothci, Rev. A. A King.
Tim editor i f the Free Ptcss ncceptH
the docti ine i f 4,hell lire" as uuvtirnitdp
ed until, and peihapx ii is well for the
community that he does.
Mih. II. J. (treeiihilgh of Foil
Wayne, Intl., iieconiuiiieti by herll.tle
d uuhter, is visiting with her uncle,
It. A. llumphrcH and family.
Colonel Ilatldott, as a rule, is n pretty
smooth individual, hut. we understand
thti he takes a buck seat when Jay
Robitpon is piojeetcd into the arena.
A traveling mini was heaid to remark
the other day that Franklin nmis the
nicest tt'Wii on the map, "Hfcauio,"
siid he, yon can't buy n drink for
love nor money, but every time you
turn a corner some good fellow will
ask 3011 to lake 0110 with him "
Early Wednesday morning fire
hroko out in Mr. W. II Austin's
double Mop' lini'dint- jtit xoutli of the
Cmiiiiificiti! hoii I. Put of the furni
ture stock of F. (i. Ilutchinx it Co. was
siill Moted in the 11 rih room, while
lite -tiut.it room A-as occupied by -J. M.
Etnety with a new ..look of shoes anil
repair lioo. Most of the contents of
the building weie S Veil, but lite build
itsidf wt.s ibspycd. Loss iflftOO:
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KIIKUMAT1MM CLMtlCt) IN A DAY.
Mytl: Cure for lilii'timntiHji ninl Nciirnlnln
rittllctdl) citrt'K tat (a .'lilies II nctloti ttpon
the fNMi'in N riMiinrknltie nlnl nt.xxterletis II
teiiitivi'H nt tico llui pkiinu unit the iIIm'HM) Iiii
tneilliitely Ollsnppeiirx. Tho tlrt ilou Krunil
lii'iu (lis 7f (i no- nni) I OC Mltl to II. Ii
One. Iirtt.'i;lit, licit Cloiul
THE GENTLEN4N FROM INDIANA.
(Continuud from Page Thiee.)
but now the distance sped malignantly.
Strolled they never so slow, It was less
than u "young bird's lluller from a
wood." With her acquiescence he rolled
u cigarette, and she begun to hum light
ly the air of a Hong, it song of iuelTubly
gentle, h!ow movement.
That, und 11 reference of the inornliiH
and perhaps the smell of his tobacco
mingling with the fragrance of her
roses, awoke again the old reminis
cence of (he. night before. A clearly
outlined picture rose before him the
high green slopes and cool cliff walls
of the coast of Maine nnd the sharp
little estuary waves he lazily wtitehed
through half closed lids while the pale
Binoke of his cigarette blew out undet
the rail of a waxen deck where he lay
cushioned. And again it woman pelted
his face with hnndfiils of ruse petals
and cried: "Up, hid. and tit 'em! Yon
der is Winter Harbor!" Again he sat
In the oak raftered casino, breathless
with pleasure, and heard ti young girl
Blng the "Angel's Serenade," a young
girl who looked so bravely unconscious
of the big. hushed crowd that listen1 d,
looked so pure and bright and gentle
nnd good, that he had spoken of her as
"Sir Galahad's little sister." He had
been much taken with this child, but
he had not thought of her from that
time to this, he supposed. He had al
most forgotten her. No! Her face
suddenly stood out to Ills view as
though he saw her with his physical
eye, 11 sweet and vivacious child's face,
with light brown hair and giny eyes
and a short upper Up like a curled rose
loaf. And the voice
He stopped short. "You aio Tom
Meredith's little cousin."
"The great Ilarkless," she answered
and stretched out tier hand to him.
"I remember you."
"Isn't it tlmeV"
"Ah, but I never forgot you!" lit
cried. "I thought I had. I didn't know
who it was I was remembering. I
thought It was fancy, mid It was mem
ory. I never forgot your voice, sing-
Inir. and I remembered your face, too,
though I thought I didn't." Ho drew
a deep breath. "That v. us why"
"Tom bus not forgotten you," sho
said as he paused.
"Would you mind shaking hands
once more?" he asked.
She gave him her hand again. "With
all my heart. Why?"
"I'm milking a record of It; that's
all. Thank you."
"They called me 'Sir Galahad's lit
tle sister' all one summer because tho
groat John Ilarkless called me that.
You d.'.n.cd with me in the evening."
"Did IV"
"Ah," she said, shaking her head.
"you were too busy being In love with
pretty Mrs. Van Rkttyt to remember a
waltz with only me! I was allowed hi
meet you as a reward for singing my
very best, and you you bowed with
the Indulgence of a .grandfather and
asked me to dance."
"Like a grandfather! How young I
was then! How time changes us!"
"I'm afraid my conversation did no!
make a great impression upon you,''
one cotiMnord.
(to 111: coxtinih:i).)
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