Shyi
I have had
occasion to use your
Black Draught Stock and Poultry Medi
cine and am pleased to say that I never
used anything for stock that gave half as
good satisfaction I heartily recom
mend it to all owners of stock
J B BELSHER St Louis Mo
Sick stock or poultry should Tinf
cat cheap stock food any more than
sick persons should expect to be
cored by food When your stock
and poultry are sick give them med
icine Dont stuff them with worth
less stock foods Unload the bowels
and stir up the torpid liver and the
animal will be cured if it be possi
ble to cure it Black Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine unloads the
bowels and stirs up the torpid liver
Tt cures every maladv of stnelr if
taken in time Secure a 25 ccnt can
of Black Draught Stock and Poultry
1 Medicine and it will nay for itself ten
times over Horses work better Cow3
eive more milk Hmra min find
U And hens lay more eggs It solves the
prowem or making as much blood
llesh and energy as possible out of
the smallest amount of fond pre
sumed Buy a can from vour drcilor
EiiKVTHiNG seems to be full
this year dinner pails coal bins
harvests and bank accounts
Twas ever thus under Republi
can rule
Even with all the unbounded
wealth in our possession the cost
of electing a Democratic congress
would be entirely too much for
the United States to stand
The Democrats in their at
tempt to carry the next house of
representatives are resorting to
different modes of hysteria On
the other hand the Republicans
are appealing directly to reason
While it is true that every
thing looks rosy from a Republi
can standpoint yet it is not
always safe to take surface indi
cations There are many en
couraging signs but nothing must
be taken for granted Democrats
ire making every offort to win
and Republicans must keep wide
awake to the fact
Any person who has ever looked
into the trust question in the
most casual manner must feel
like laughing heartily when he
hears the Republican party blamed
for the existence of the trusts
As a matter of fact the trusts are
composites of all parties and a
majority of the leading magnates
responsible for them are pro
nounced Democrats
How strangely silent the Dem
ocratic orators have grown con
cerning the American army in the
Philippines According to the
text book issued by their con
gressional committee it seemed
likel that abuse of the soldier
would be the dominant issue of
the campaign but public senti
ment was too strong even for
that party of disaster Now the
soldier is mentioned in purrinsr
tones and honexed phrases
YLOCH
ylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh There are many
Shylocks now the convales
cent the consumptive the
sickly child the pale young
woman all want human flesh
and they can get it take
Scotts Emulsion
Scotts Emulsion is flesh
and blood bone and muscle
It feeds the nerves strengthens
feed the whole body
For nearly thirty years
Scotts Emulsion has been the
of liuman flesh
a eat nver
We will send you a couple of
ounces free
SCOTT BOWNE Chemists
409 415 Pearl Street New York
50c and 100 all druggists
Why Norrls Will Win
Hravely will ho stand the test
Nor will ho fret ami fear
Kilt his part and trust tins rest
District Fives fame to rar
Tis Norris that is loved and het
1 1 tin wull cheer along thu way
Tlio election wont Imj any test
Kefore Iiitu the pops do sway
In Washington he will tn at tii right
All our privilege hell gain
And ill our licarls with delight
And our government sustain
Hail tin candidate for
You will get all the votes
Then wo will have trim progress
And feel our Nebnifeka oats
When tlio election in nil over
Then it will ho our time
To bo happy as bees in clover
Say wont our parti light shine
HaktIiIit It CoitMit
No better illustration is afforded
of the attitude of the Republican
and Democratic parties toward
labor than the recent coal strike
The Democratic managers
throughout the east exulted in
continuance of the strike They
said it would serve to win a Dem
ocratic victory this fall They
took this position because they
know that the Democratic party
feeds on disaster The Republi
can managers on the other hand
were sincerely solicitious to end
the strike for labors sake Pres
ident Roosevelt in his conference
with the coal operators demon
strated his sincerity The settle
ment of the strike was due to Mr
Roosevelts efforts as everyone
concedes The Republican party
always has labors interest at
heart The Democratic party
thrives as labor grows lean The
intelligent workingman ought to
know his friends by this time
Following their usual erratic
course the Democratic orators
are now trying to dodge the re
sponsibility for the government
ownership plank in the New
York platform Candidate Coler
says that the power of regulation
should be tried first and after
that government ownership
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A Good Thing
German Syrup is the special prescription of
Dr A Boschee a celebrated German Physician
and is acknowledped to be one of the most fortun
ate discoveries in medicine It quickly cures
coughs colds and lung troubles of tbe severest
nature removing the cause of tho affection and
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Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough
Price 75 cents Get Greens Special Almanac
The Omaha Daily News is going to
give another piano to the most popular
lady in Nebraska The Omaha Daily
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Every time the Democratic
party attempts to handle a ques
tion affecting the interests of the
workingman of this country the
workingman get the worst of it
Every time the Republican party
takes hold of a proposition which
has a bearing upon labors inter
ests the workingman benefits
The Republican party enacted
the McKinley tariff law the work-
ingmen of the country profited by
that legislation The Den ocrats
came along a little later and
wiped out the McKinley act and
substituted the infamous Wilson
Gorman law It needs no his
torian to remind the workingmen
what that did to them the mem
ory still lingers The Republi
cans got back into power and
passed the Dingley tariff law
under which this country has
attained a state of prosperity that
would have been deemed fabulous
if predicted ten years ago The
question now is will the working
men in the face of history and
these facts vote for the part
which invariably has benefitted
them or for the party which has
invariably hurt them
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THE THIEF OF BEAUTY
Is Captured ly
Bracifields Regulator
Tlumsands of young women arc awakine
lo the fact that inherited comliness has
been stolen and instead of glowing
cheeks and bright eyes the tell tale
wrinkles of pain have taken their place
These are the warning feelings Weak
and tired in the morning no life to enter
upon their former pleastnes irritable
cioss dull headaches general dispirited
feeling sleepless nights cold feet bear
ing down pains All these symptoms
Judicata deranged and weakened organs
and exhausted energies follow the weak
ened condition of the female organs as
surely as night follows day Save your
self from worse results by taking
BRABFIELBS
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nervousness lieai laches etcetera Ueauty
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THE BRADFIELD RUGllLATOtt CO ATLANTA GA
BARTLEY
J Fletcher and George Moon
went to Omaha last week
Mrs William Smith was on the
sick list the first of the week
U G Etherton has gotten up
a petition to have No 2 stop here
James and Herbert Winters
were Bartley visitors Saturday
last
Sam Clark and Henry Burton
took an invoice of the goods in
the shoe store Tuesday
John Jones was out doing some
plastering and paper hanging for
Mrs Liston Wednesday
O S Vandoren and Hiram
were hauling lumber first of the
new house
After an illness of only three
days Mrs Epperly passed away
Friday morning October 24
about four oclock and was buried
Monday October 27 She leaves
a husband and five daughters to
mourn her loss all of whom were
present at the funeral except one
living in Iowa who failed to reach
here m time
COLEMAN
W M Rozell is using a new
seed drill this fall
Matt Droll has 400 acres of fall
wheat in fine shape
Bert Wales cut cane Monday
with his new corn binder
B F Wilson was in McCook
Wednesday with wheat
E R Divine is putting in good
licks making syrup from cane
J Newcomb of Ohio was driv
ing over this precinct Monday
B F Wilson finished sowing
200 acres of wheat two weeks ago
H K Bixler went ud to Haves
county and brought his cattle
down
A man from South Dakota was
driving over this precinct Thurs
day of last week and was well
pleased
Edith Coleman Bates arrived
here Tuesday from Oklahoma
and will remain loi
enough to
restore her shattered health
ad xoucfh
T1 1L J
i uau a oaa couen tor six
weeks and could find no relief
until I tried Avers Cherry Pecto
ral Only one fourth of the bottle
cured me
L Hawn Newington Ont
Neglected colds always
lead to something serious
They run into chronic
bronchitis pneumonia
asthma or consumption
Dont wait but take
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
just as soon as your cough
begins A few doses will
cure you then
Three sizes ZSe 50c SI All drujjlsts
Consult your doctor If lie says take it
then do as he says If lie tells you not
to take it then dont take it He knows
Leave it with him We are willing
J C AYEK CO Lowell Mass
BAiE I SHE WAS TOO GOOD
C F Elliott has put in 400
Vb oui L
acres of tall gram to date
Benjamin Brothers up to date
have put in 100 acres of rye and
wheat
S M Cochran was in this vicin
ity last week and lost his bear
ings but finally got straightened
out
J H Relph was helping his
brother Tom at Cedar Bluffs
Kansas to put up alfalfa last
week
The company has put an agent
in the station at Traer Kansas
which muls it more convenient
for shippers
CULBERTSOIY
Vallen Vastine
drove
Palisade Sunday
F I Foss of Crete was
ness visitor Tuesday
Dr II
up to
called professionally Wednesday
Mrs Joe Hassler visited Tren
ton friends the first of the week
D G Knowles of Trenton
spent Sunday under the paren
tal roof
Mrs Will Waecther of
intr a visit from her sister Mrs
Thompson of Lincoln
W O Robinson of Trenton
was in town Tuesday looking
after political interests
E E Locker of Haigler was
to visit his daughter Mrs b li
Blum He returned on the
Beverly Monday
Harry Lehman went up to
Beverly Sunday so as to be
Mrs MP Estes who has been
accompanied her as far as Mc
Cook
Too late for last week
James Ferrier was working on
the ditch at Palisade
Ed Blum of Palisade was a city
visitor Sunday at least that is
what we hear
Most of our farmers are busy
digging beets several car loads
left last week
Mrs Winnie Besack of Brush
Colorado is the guest of her
sister Mrs J A Kirk
David Knowles night operator
at Trenton visited his parents at
this place Wednesday
Mrs B Wolff of Benkelman
visited her aunt and family Mrs
Charles Crews the past week
Miss Sarah Williams went up
to Trenton Friday night to visit
her parents in their new home
Mr and Mrs C G Crews and
son Paul returned from a 30
days visit in Illinois Saturday
Rev R H Rummell of Lincoln
came up Saturday and will have
charge of the M E church here
Mrs F D Brown went up to
Stratton for a brief visit Satur
day night with her sister Mrs
Ed Wilson
Mrs George Eisenhart enter
tained a number of her friends
with a dinner party Wednesday
in honor of her mother Mrs M
P Estes of Osceola Iowa
Miss Lalla Burton was called
to the bedside of her sister at
Nelson Nebraska Friday even
ing and Miss Ona Reynolds took
charge
of her room during her
absence
A union social will be given
October 31 Halloween night at
the brick bank building Mys
tery will receive A different
feature will be arranged for each
room Supper served on the
European plan All are invited
Train No 14 will hereafter stop
at this place in order to get the
eastern mail There has been a
good deal of trouble caused by
train No 6 failing to catch the
mail Hereafter No 14 will cam
all mail east except McCook mail
which will go on No 6
stooped shoulders
hills
bundle
C ootl morning Uncle Lige 1 said
Mawiiiu missy he replied taking
his hat from his kinked white crown
Are you going away I asked
Yessuin he answered yessuin
Wheres Aunt Ilootio Is she going
too
Nome she aint gwine wif me I
aint no littin cuinpny for dat woman
nohow
Why whats the matter I asked
amazed I always thought Hootie
was the best wife in the world
Yessuin dats what she shorely is
But a pore misble sinuah iaik me
kaint stun so much goodness Dat
woman nevah did know tie power of
sin an tie parson hisselt kaint come
up iv lih for preaehin De hull cabin
l shines wit glory but me I aint nuiliii
but a black spot
Why Uncle Lige you cannot leave
L Prevost of McCook your wife because shes good I said
That would be a strange cause for
divorce
Deys lots of urn does it missy I
aint no dejections to huh boin good
but when anybody gits so good dat
dey aint got no feelins for nobody
what dey wants is a cabin to dere
selves
The black spot moved down the
Clttl flnl rwl rveifl inuiri nilint lilrlfl l
visted friends here the first
man pots tlmt waItcd for IlIni in tlie vjI
of the week lage Exchange
Mrs G V Hunter returned
r 1 - vi 1 1 Hawaiis ItiniiiiitKr InneiinKe
from a 3 veeks visit in Oklahoma
J t rT
The language of the Hawaiian Is-
Alonday night lands as every one knows abounds in
Mrs N L Wemple is enjoy- vowels and therefore ripples
I in the mouth It is only necessary
to pronounce such names as Honolulu
Oahu Kilauea Ililo Mutum Loa Ka
mahamaha and Liliuokalani to discov
er this A young Presbyterian clergy
man of Brooklyn who visited the is
lands two or three years ago and pre
pared a lecture on them on his return
in town over Sunday visiting her ddarcd that there was only one place
many acquaintances at this place tk Islalds which J8 ef ed l uame
J l lacking That
m euphony place was
P M Green went down to Spreckelsville This euphony of the
Superior Saturday night on 14 Hawaiian tongue was productive of
- - im of the Snln F tr MM
one jokes of his lecture The
lirst time lie gave it lie remarked inci
dentally that he took the steamer
to go to the town of
A laugh followed the re
mark and thereafter he always in
cluded this phrase in his lecture It
ready to perform the duties of invariably produced the
same result
school master Harry is a bright when used New York Tribune
enterprising young man and we
week and preparing to build a wish him success in his work
AjiprrnvntiiiKly Peculiar
Up in the mill district of Kensington
It is the custom for employees to con-
visiting her daughter and family tribute so much per capita each week
Mrs George Eisenhart returned a fund ff Providing soap towels
lce water shoe blacking etc of
one
4 u 1 j T
to her home in Osceola Iowa
tbe number in each mill boin appoIllt
Monday night Mr Eisenhart ed to take charge of the purchasing
and distributing of supplies A young
Celt has had this duty in one of the
mills for some months One evening
after the whistle had blown for the
stopping of work for the day a grimy
machinist found a very damp and un
lovely towel after he had reached the
wash sink
Say Roddy he called to the custo
dian this is the limit to ask a man to
wipe on
Dont yez be so airish retorted
Reddy Fifty or sixty just as good as
ye have woiped on it already and yez
is the first to complain Philadelphia
Times
A Historic Tree
The oak tree under whose branches
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A
Douglas held a political debate in ISoS
is still standing in Bloomington 111
It appears to be centuries old In I808
the tree marked an inclosure then
known as Uensuaws pasture a former
public meeting place George llen
sbaw the owner was a Democrat lie
arranged to have the debate there be
ing an admirer of Douglas The two
candidates for United States senator
had engaged in a series of debates
and the one held in Bloomington at
tracted voters from far and near A
platform for the candidates was con
structed directly unuer the boughs of
this old oak Its shade protected the
audience as well as the speakers
Birds and the Woman
City Belle I hope your stay in our
city will not be short Mr De Science
Mr De Science member of the Or
nithologists union Thank you but
my sojourn must be brief I am here
attending thp ornithological convention
at the Museum of Natural History and
the session will soon be over
What kind of a convention did you
say
Ornithological about birds
know
you
Oh yes yes How stupid of me
Do you think they will be worn much
nest season
An Offset
Wealthy American Father-in-law I
find count you did not tell me the
full extent of your debts
Count Boylon de Bakkovisnek And
you did not tell me sare ze full extent
of mademoiselles tempare Chicago
Tribune
Vlicre Accuracy Is Required
Why does Grimmer haunt the
braries
He is writing a historical novel
Oh Looking up the historical facts
is he
No the costumes Cleveland Plain
Dealer
Burning
the candle at both ends
gives a big light but its mighty dark
when the light goes out Baltimore
News
Dizzy
or
Athe
aele Litre Left the Whole rrt I-
cabin to in wife men your nvcr isn r acting
One winter In the mountains of Well IOU SUrTerfrQITl
Nortli Carolina I met old Lige Downs neSc COnStir2tioi Avers
a raintliar character of those 7 r
trudging toward town with a PlUs act directly llVCr
tied in a red bandanna slung qver his For 60 years the
ve been
j the Standard Family Pill
bmall doses cure
25c
All druggists
Waiit Tour inotiittiWif or liird 1 beautiful
brown or rltli Muck Thou use
BUCKINGHAMS DYEWsfers
50 CTl o 0mSH1lk O H M
A C fMt a h it
Northwest In September and October
Low rates everyday via the Hurling
ton Route
To points in tho IHg Horn lhism of
Wyoming in Montana Idaho Wash
ington Oregon ami British Columbia
tho liurlington will sell one way tickets
at uncommonly low rates tvry day in
September and October
Ask the nearest Burlington agent or
write 1 Kiuncis C5 P Agent
Omaha Nebraska
Good Advice
Tlio most 111 iserubln Ixtiiigs in Hid world nr
tlio m Millering from lMptipiu and Itir com
plaint Moro Hutu pi r emit of tint
peoplo in tlm IFnitcil Status ant olllirtrcl with
tlieso two ilNeass and their inVrts Mich ik
Miiirstoiiinrh irk h liilntiial rnxtiX
noss palpitation of tlm In art heartburn water
brash gnawing and burning pains at the pit of
the stomach jellow skin coated tongue anil
disagreeable tatn in the iiioiith comiiii ujiof
food after eating low spirits ot do to jour
druggist and gut a bottle of August Flower for
cents Two doses will relievo jon Trj it
Jet Greena Special Almanac
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state the only real evening 1
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Bl ivsn i
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market reports in the west a full special
state report every day by wire from its
own stall of correspondents and all mat
ters of local or state interest are handled
in a bright newsy manner
The Lincoln Daily Star occupies its
own building the linest exclusive news
paper building in the state has a com
plete modern plant operated throughout
by electric power and has every Car Hit
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If you want the best evening news
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Natural Anxiety
Mothers rrganl approaching winter with un
a inchs children takn cold m i aily Noili
enso costs more little lives than croup If- it
tack is m Midden that the sufferer in fh n
Ix jomi human aid tin doctor arm
Such cum s jild readily lo One Minute ouch
Cure Lifjuilies the miicoiis allaj iiillainma
tion removu j danger Ab olutelj snfe Act
immediately Cures cough cuItN grii hron
chitK all throat and lung trouble FSMnlmn
Hampton da ays A bad cold rendered mn
just before an oratorical conteM I
intended to withdraw but took One Minnie
Cure It restored my oice in time to win tie
medal McConneli A Berry
Goes Like Hot Cakes
Tho Ilia vein my store
writes drufwist O T Smith or Davis K 1
is Dr KinK New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds because it always cure- In
my six jears of sales it lias nuver failed I lim
known it to -aw sufferer- from throat anil
who could get no help from doctors
or any other remedy Mothers rely upon it
best phjsjcians pre crih it and McCohik II
Herry Kuaranteo or refund the
price Trial fruo ItiKiilar sir 7Jc and SI
NOTICK OF SUIT
In the district court in and for Ked Willow
county Nebraska
The McKinlej Laiininic Loan A Trust mm
pany plaintiff v- Martha lohuson Klira O
Johnson M CampbeII Martha K
Campbell Hiram W Johri ou Tillie K John
on Uenjaniin O Johnson Carrii F John on
William Ioiu on John IS Iolin on Anie
John 011 Isabel Johnson heirs at lawof Will un
John Oil deceased John Doe real name nr
Knowi Mary Doe real name unknown def n
dtnLs
The defendants Hiram W John on Tillie K
Juliii on Henjamiu Johnson Carrie F John
con John 15 John on and Annie Johu on wll
take notice that on tljeitli day of Septciiiln r
VAtl the The McKinlej Lannintr Loan A
company plaintiff above named lil d Hi in i
tion in the di trict court of 1mI Willow count
Nebraska against the above named defendant
the object and prajer of v Inch ire
to foreclo e a certain real estate morttf iire r
ecuted h William Johu on now ileceaseii rid
Martli4 John on hi- wife to this plaintiff ujn
the follow iinide cnlxd real estate to wit 1 In
northwest quarter of section t thirtv thn
town hip tli four north ranee I
of the nth I M in Ked Willow comn
Nebraska Said mortgage driven to
one rom iory note for the sum of SIJfjlJO r
thou aiid dollar- dated April 10 ltt and dee
March 1 t Wt There is now due and unpaid
upon aiil note and mortfraije the sum of faynti
eight hundred anil fortj dollars intere t at tie
rate of ten per cent ier annum from the 1st il iv
of September Wl for which sum with int -
and co t plaintit for a decree of fop
clo ure and a -ale of -aid lands to ati fj t1
amount foutid due ltu are required to an-
-aid iietition on or before th 11th daj of
November VM1 or the will be taken
true and a decree rendered as therein prail
Dated 7th day of October Vori
TukMcKiniet Lanmng Loan Tai std
Ilaintitf
Hy J W James tc C E Eldred its Attorn -
PUBLICATION NOTICE
William Duboroko Carolina Duborko h
Menard John Doe real name unknown ud
i Marj Doe real name unknown defendant- u
taKe notice that on rne itjtu oay oi urtov r
lli W S Ierrj plaintiff herein filtd hi- t
tion in the di tnct court of Keil Willow count
Nebra ka airam t -aid defendant the object
and praver of which are to foreclose a certan
mortgage executed by the defendant- Wilha
Duborko and Karolina Duborko to the plain irf
upon the we t half of the northwest quarter and
we t half of the quarter of section
number four in town hip number two nortn
range number f ent -eight wet of theKth I
M to the pavment of their one principal
promi ory note with -ix coupon inf not -thereto
attached all dated Febrnarj iail
-aid principal note being for the cum of
and due three year- from date thereof and d
interest note- being for the um of i each and
due re pectiveh Augu t 2 Vfh February 2nd
and Aug 2nd KOI and WTLiitul Feb 2nd UJ3 ell
bearing interest at ten per cent after matunt
and al o to s ecure the payment of anv taxe
that might be paid b plaintiff on said inor
gaged premi es That there is now due upon
said notes and mortgage including the amount
paid for tazes bj plaintiff oa said mortgag d
premises the sum of C0 with interest thereon
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from
2nd ltJ for which with interest aid
costs of suit the plaintiff prays for a decree that
the defendant be requintl to pay the same or
that said premises may be sold to satisfy the
amount found due
You are required to answer said petition on or
before Mondav the 17th day day of November
1SV2 W S Peeet Plaintiff
Dated October 10th 1502
By C E Eldeed his Attorney