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That Lame Back Means
Kidney Disease
And to Relieve the Lame and Aching Back,
You Must First Relieve the Kidneys
Thrro 1.. 1 tpi -.tiun a'n t tliat
nt all for tl l.mio :i: il i.dilm;
back is cam-oil by n di- .- ! ton
dltlon ot 11. o hiilnoys ami b'.ulil?r.
It i3 only common boiim', any vav
that you mrl o-.iro a cn-.dltion
by nmovluK tbc cmsp of the con
dition. .inl lai"o and mlnn,; b-u-k
nrc not by any moans tho only
symptoms of derangement of th"
kidneys and bladder. Tlioio a ' a
inultltudu of well-known and un
mlstnkablo indication-) of a muro or
loss dangerous oonditlon. Some of
those aio, for instance: Kxtrcnie
and unnatural lassitude and weari
ness, ner ous irritability, hart ir
regularity, "nerves on oAko," Bleep
Icssncss and inability to secure
rest, scalding sensation and sedi
ment in the urine, inflammation of
the bladder and passages, etc.
DoWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Tills aro an exceptionally meritori
ous remedy for any and nil affec
tions or diseased conditions of
these organs. Those- Pills operate
directly and promptly and their
beneficial results arc at once felt.
They regulate, purify, and effec
tually heal and restore the kid
neys, bladder and liver, to perfect
and healthy condition even in
come of the most advanced caies.
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K. C DeWItt & Co., Chicago, 111.,
want every man and woman who
have- the least suspicion that they
aro afflicted with kidney nnd blad
der diseases to at onco write them,
and a trial box of theso Pills will bo
sent free by return mall postpaid.
FOH SAL -Y ALL QPl'.GGISjS
Skirts, Furs, Etc.
We have a nice new line of the above to
close out at wholesale prices and it will be
a chance to till your needs at a veiy small
cost. These was shipped us on approval and
will ive vou the benefit of These very low
Prices.
x In Our Canned Goods line we have the
best at prices that cannot be Beat by the
case or dozen. Call in for your supply.
JOHNSON GROUT
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SAY, HISTER1
Jo you know that it will pay WL n
soil as US, to buy your Huilding Ma
terial mid Coal at oiiryurdsy Not otil
that oui prices AVtiutiK lower, or at
least us low, us those of ourcompetit
ori, but UKOAfhK we take especial care
of and protect all can be u hissed a1
El K (i U L A U C U S T C) M K It hi .
PL ATT & FREES CO.
Coal Lumber.
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ALFALFA WANTED I
tj Will buy your hay in Stack or on Car.
Highest market prices Paid. Will be
glad to look at your hay any time.
Address Alma Alfalfa Mill Co
Alma, Nebraska-
It wasn't in fault, so oer. olio
mild, that lllpo Coukllu missed liH
fooiln' when ho wiih trMu' to buaid my
HiJIilo alter bo had Hugged mo oil
tlio midnight i nih-omm n' foil under
tho wheels, luxlir bl life," said the
fnt engineer; hut I blamed myself
considerable ncvci-tlic-lctm, 'n' took It
some t heart. It'n cuMouinry when
you're Hugged to Just Mow down '11'
lot tho tlagnii.ii umbo tho tank slop
to git on tho hi I'm- n' toll yon what's
doln' on alter d. Thin night whon lllpo
Hvvung mo up lioraiise bin fnt frolgbt
train wan mailed a miiplo of mllo
down llio line I eased her up 'u' wbb
-i niToly nml: in' mnro'n neioti or olfelit,
iiillo an hour vlun tbo tank step enino
along to lllpo, but Homo way or'milhor
ho iuIhuoiI 'n' tit under, boln' kilted
before I roub! stop.
' I took n wvi'k or so off before 1
w ( nt back on my run ngnln, but I
made up my mind that rullrwullti' nt
its best wan n serloun buclnesH 'n' It
was up to mo to get clown to cases
'n' go back to voik or move on down
to i bo pnorliom-,e.
Nnteherly my Hint trip after tins
accident I wna tpilto Hiptonmlnh romln'
down along by S'liholnon'fl curve,
wtme 1IIh bail met hln death, .lust
as wo commenced to take the curve
1 gritted mv tvoth 'n' got myHolf on
!p- As lb- train commenced to
-tinl'hton out on the main lino after
eoniln' m-nnn' Hi" ourvo I now u white
light -lnuJii' hoii.oninlly across the
Inn U, wliU h oi oourHo Is signal to
st on, 'n' stop I did. After wo had
come in a standstill, howi ver. wo
("il tlnd no whiu lir-,ht nor Htiybody
nim-ii' who might have boon pwlugln'
it
It's mighty peculiar, mighty po
uli.ii. 1 k.ijs, ilinibln' bueh.
(li eoni-Ho tho boys all thought I
wns seoln' things, but I doolarod up
n' ilowii that I bad seen a whit
1 .'),' Iii-Im' HWitiiK aeross the traiUM
n I wouldn't hiiM it any other
w.a luoldotitnlly such an on inroni-e
dull) i no very lar toward sinuotbin'
out my pent up leoliu'H.
I wasn't the only man who had
seui Hie light at Hint, for it noon boi
passed iiroun' up in the stovo commit
too n' elesowhere at nieetin's of the
railroad men, 'n' other boya allowed
that they'd seen the same thlnu.
"My next trip down there on the
midnight epio.ss I Just called to my
llremaii as 1 eaine in the lclnliy of
.Nleholson's ( urve n' made him keep
his peepers peeled just to see what
he could see. As wo come nroun' the
curve the little white light was on tho
Job all right.
j "Did you see It, Murf?' I hollers
to my fireman.
"'I certainly did,' he says, his teeth
a-obatterln'. 'You golii" to stop?'
"Stop uutliln'.' I answers, for 1 was
gettlir my nerve back now. "If that'i
lllpo Conklln's ghost ho wants to read
up on the rules. It ain't good form
to flag a train with a white light.'
"I Jerked the throttle open 'n' we
went away from there full tilt, bm 1
wasn't acared a bit.
"We wore not through with tho
spookin' of Nicholson's ourvo, how
ever, lor the uci lime I was! iiii.iln'
e;int Willi ll-ai i-i'i'tilfJit express 1
got a wlilslk signal It'iiiu the coiulm
or to slop and no monkey busliies-i
about It. So I set up the brakes "n
wo stopped. One of the journals on
the sleepers was glltin' agitated 'if
the conductor had signaled mo to stop
till they could soothe It.
"Well, of course J was jusl tickled
to death to stop right there In the
community ol interest ol that will
o' the wispy light. We came to a
standstill Just as 1 was on a diiect
line with It. There It was all right,
fiAvlnglif slowly 'n' steadily. Now that
iVoiild got a good sight on It while
the enjlne was standln' still I saw that
It was considerable to the right of the
tracks 'if some distance away 'if only
the speed of the train comlif nroun'
there made It appear to swing direct
ly across the track.
"Knowlif Hint we would probably
lay to some minutes while the crew
were pacifying Hie anarchistic box I
just stopped down off tho enjlne "if
went to a little clump of trees at the
side of the track 'if peered through.
An' what d'ye think It was? Why,
there on a factory in a village u couple
of miles to the right of the track they
had erected one of them big clocks
for advert lain' purposes. The long
pendulum was lilted with an electric
light 'if as the pendulum went from
right to left, lett to right, the light
would pwing. Conilif around tlm
, curve you could got a glimpse of this
swlnglif light through a clearlif In tho
i trees, but after tho train got straight
ened up again ou'd lose sight lof It.
"As I said heroic, I'm no belleer
In ghosts, but I was mighty glad to
know that It was only a clock pen
dulum 'if not lllpo Conklln's ghost
that hnd been a-heckllif me. If I
hadnf got nervous "if ran so far by I
would have found it out the first night,
'if saved in) self a lot of fiettlif."
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onlv t.ltiKi" ttmile exclusively ol Mnllpntlo nml Clir
eonl Iron oullntt lhre aritlnary rAiiain- ilmi l lurnk.
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t ml lultlll III n M,JI MIC ntul tlir r i .iiilnin .1 u
niir iiilirolKH lltntis;. tnv linlf vnnr fuel lull nml niv vim
tlcjiumUlile luoUrr, a reflect liadcr every day.
Tlic MAirsTIC II ni'ilpixd Willi 11 I c ill nlt-cn
rcscTWil il U'ikIum the ii I l.ut lire nnd licit uui.i i.i h
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pity.
Railway Travel to London,
If the number of people dally enter
ing London were to be dispatched
from any given station by rail, 1,077
trains, ouch conveying U00 persons,
would be required.
The Power of Wealth.
"The more money a woman has tho
more rod hair she can havo without
people, calling It by that name." New
York Press,
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orcn. in llio Miii-oilpiiiui piico of Ibi'
pnpei we wish to limlvo plain when the
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More of Buddha's Ashes Found.
Kicavatlons conducted by the Ar
cheologlcal depnrinient of the Indian
government near Peshawar have re
sulted In the dlHoovery of an ancient
nuildliist stupa or memorial mound
containing a bronze casket, within
which are some of the ashes of (!uat
nma Hudilhu, the lounder of Buddhism.
They me Inclosed In a wrought hex
agonal rock crystal receptacle sealed
with royal seal of the Kmperor Kan
Hikii, who was ruling In Peshawar at
tho opening oi the ('hrlstlan era.
The tllsoovery Is reported to have
taken place on a site di-scilbed by tho
Chinese traveloi llleun Tsang In tho
record of his journeys In tho early
years of the Christian era as being
the position of a large lliuhlhlst mon
astery. Pror. A. Vouchor of the Sor
bonne, an authority on Hiublhlst arch
eology, noticed live years ago some
curious mounds In this spot, but had
no appliances for oxen vat ion. Tills
clew has since been followed up" by
Dr. Mnrshall, head of the Indian Arch
eologlcal department.
"When liuddha died In IS2 It. C
bis body was cremated and the ashes
divided In eight parts among his dis
ciples," said I)r U. D. Ilurnett, keeper
of the Oriental books in the Hrltlsh
museum. "One of the vases contain
ing these portions, known as the Piji
rahwa vase, was dlscoveied a few
years ago by a government survey.
The other six are yet undiscovered."
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Blind, Dut Picks Berries.
One of tho most expert strawberry
pickers in this country is a blind man.
Hubert .lolly ol Ureas, Wash., - for
yeais has made his annual expenses
picking strawhcrrieB ami other fruit
lor his neighbors, and so skilled Is
lu, and to rapid, that lie earns as
much on the commission plan as a
man with good eyca. .lolly finds his
, way along the rows of vines with his
stick, and carries a dozen crates with
him. Ills nimble lingers find the
Irult, and while one hand is plucking
tho berry tho other Is searching lor
more. Picking cherries or apples and
climbing around on a ladder is as
easy for him as for a schoolboy.
What Little Things Can Do.
Oeinian proverb Small axes fell
Broat tires
One Kind of Teacher.
"In a school near Concordia," said
Statu Superintendent Kalrchlld of Kan
sas In a discussion ot school work, "u
little French hoy was found by his
, teacher down under a seat trying to
catcli a grasshopper. Tho toucher
got down, too, and assisted the llttlo
Icllow in catching tho hopper. AVhat
a clianco to have done tho wrong
thing to have frightened tho llttlo
lorelgner, to havo scolded and lec
tured the whole school. How wisely
this young man acted under tho cir
cumstances. Ho would have been
my choice for a teener for my boy."
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ttj your buying in this line of us. Only the first-class (Jj
(I) brands of canned and package goods carried. t
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ft pure goods Cleanliness uiid sanitation aio our hobble. 1V
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G. A. SGHUliTZ GO.
Real Estate Brokers
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Ituy a piece of land at Wray,
Colorado.
Where wheat and corn is plenty.
640 Acres of Land
Hood frame house, barn, windmill,
well, feucod, cross fenced, on which
about 10 stacks of line wheat was
raised this year.
Price $12.50 per acre,
if taken at once.
160 acres at $1500
good level land
This investment is safer than a
bank I havo personally inspected
this county and 1 can recommend
it to my friends.
si i us at once. We go cor.
Mondav night on I .. Hot In line.
Swift's Premium
Hams or
Bacons.
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Market Report
As Furnished by Hanson tt Trine
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Fresh and Salt Meals of All Kinds
Wm. Kaon
Red Cloud, Nebr.
Land Bargain.
010 acres -sq. sec. II lo ill Lincoln
Co.. Neb. Price SS per acre. This is
A 1, gras. corn, alfalfa, potatoe and
beet land Inquire of Kill tor of this
paper.
Go!. J. H. Ellinger
AUCTIONEER
Does livestock and general auc
tiouccriiiK' Satisfaction guaran
teed in every case. Understands
pedigrees' and stock values. "
.Many years experience. IMione
liiiii.anytimb.
Red Cloud, Nebr.
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