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VOLUME XL
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JAN. 24, 1896.
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QU. V. W. KEELING,
Mkha.ua. City, Nebraka,
Office firat door south of Park hotel.
W. W, SANDERS,
Notary :-: Public
Nomaha City, Neb.
Kerker & Hoover,
Deator lu
IjVl":E.A.TS
HlKhost prloos paid. for hides, lard.tailow
iamo, ole
NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
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Hon Cuius Sioel
Introducing
Cooper
tlio rustling
Iiivoryman
ok Nemaha.
Leave your orders
for n tentn, linck or
drny, and
; Wk do the Rest.
Our Hack meets nil
trains
;Sitiva
B.BeilAndrews.M.D.Ph.D,
Surgeon Specialist,
Stella, - Nebraska
Operations for Cataract and all opera
tions on the eye, Veiicocele, Hernia,
Hemorrhoids, etc , performed with
out chloroform and painless. Pa
tients from abroad can obtain hoaui
and hospital facilities at prices less
than in a city, considering bkill and
sanitary surroundings. Parties
seeking relief thiough surgical
means will do well to' confer with
Dr. Andrews.
WAITED.
A MANI To sell Cuniidliin Orowu rmtt
' Preen. Ilerry Plants, Roses
Sliruunory, .-veil Potatoes, etc., for the largest
S rowers of hluli tirade , Mock. Seven liu iilr il
ere, hardy profitable, varieties tlint Hucceeil
In Hie coldest climates. .No expnrlonco re
quired mill fair treatment guaranteed. Any
hub not nariil.iK 950,00 per ;notitti and axpun
bos should write uh at once for particulars.
Liberal Commissions paid part time men.
Apply now and i?ot cholne of territory.
LUICK BROTHERS COMPANY.
Htoott Exchango Building, Chicago, ill.
Wanted Salesmen,;
to sell a
choice line
'NUKS 11T
STO'JKorS!) 'IflfH. MREIIAI.NAIj-
AICV or COMMISSION PAIU1 WEEKLY.
rKUMAM'.Ni" and PAYINU POSITIONS to
GOOD MEN. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to
BEGIN NEUR. EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
GIVEN IK DESIRED. Write tit once for
tonus to
The Hawks urEery Co , Mlwaukee.W
Complexion Preservid
DR. HCBRA'8
VIOLA CREAM
Removes Freckles, Pimple,
Liver -Moles, Blackheads,
Sunburn and Tan, and re
stores tno HKin to in orlgl
nnl freshness, producing o
clear and healthy com i
plczinn. Superior to all face'
preparations and pe
druggists, or mailed fc
ffiff :ra$W2'!
H. -C- rTi
forSOcts. Send for circular.
VIOLA SKIN SOAP It .Imply licoaiparahl m a
kin purlfilng R.ap, unequal! for tUa toilet. .n4 without a
rlnl for tho nuritrj. AN.Intrlr ire anil delicauly mill,
ealad. AtdraKliti. Priee 25 Canlt.
TheG. C. BITTNER CO., Toledo, 0.
ESTATE OK MICHAEL SPINNER. Do
ceased In the County Court of Nemaha
ountv, Nebraska. Notice Is hereby glvon
that an application has been made to tho
County Court of said county to appoint Chas.
P, Edwards administrator of the estate of
mild Michael Spinner, deceased, and that
January 13th, A. 1). 1896, nt 10 o'clock a, m., at
the oillco of tho County Judge of Nemaha
oountv, Nebraska, In Auburn, Nebraska,
have been fixed bv the court as tho time and
placo for tho hearing thorrof.whnn and where
all persons Interested may 'appear and con
test the Mima.
Dalod Dorembr 21111.1895.
II. A. LAMBERT, County Judge.
0
rtcUOCS t1tfYT-
The Rocker Wasner
lit proved tho tno.t ttUfittory
of any Hubii titi placid uixju
Hit mnrkct. It It wtrranleil to
waili an ordinary family w.ihinf
nf lOOrlKCESlJIOMi
IIO UK, at cltan at cm U
wailiol on Urn wuhlwaril. Writ,
for ptlcti and full JnctlpHon,
ROCKER WASHER CO.
T WAY.1K, IN D.
Ubcitl luductiutuU to liv aieut
aBvaiafJHaai
Local News.
Queer weather.
The protracted meetings still con
Untie.
G. N. Titus went out to Johnson
Thursday.
J. W. Taylor took tho train for Lin
coln Saturday.
Minor Taylor lias been on the "ailin"
list this week.
Wm. II . Hoover returned to Lin
coin last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Wolfe visit
ed Auburn Monday.
J. W. Taylor shipped a car load of
wood to Lincoln Saturday.
Miss Pearl Finch, of lirownville,
visited Nemaha friends Wednesday. .
Titus & Williams have had another
large corn crib built on the lots west
of town. '
Mrs. John B.&eid returned to Au
burn Tuesday, after a few days' visit
with Nemaha friendB.
W. A. Kyle, the Nmuhu veterinary,
is a brother ol United Slates Senator
Kyle, of South Dakota.
Miss E. M. Galbraith returned to
Lincoln Tuesday, and will go to work
in one of tho job oilices in that city.
Mrs, J. M. Saudeis came down from
London precinct Monday, and visited
friendo until Wednesday afternoon.
FoundA pair of spectactles in case.
Owner can get same by applying at
this oillce and paying for this notice.
F
Mr. and Mrs. James Burns visited
their daughter, Mrs. Dan Fauver, at
Peru, last Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day .
Mrs. David Tourtelot, who has been
assisting in taking care of her mother,
Mrs. A. D. Skuen, leturued to Lincoln
Tuesday.
Mrs. Edith richell returned to Beat
rice Saturday, niter visiting several
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Clark.
We were visited witli a snow storm
Wednesday night, and the next day
those having sleighs could enjoy them
selves sleighriding.
Robert Sampson and David Carrol
wout to Kansas City last Thursday
evening, with a car load of cattle, re
turning Saturday night.
WANTED-AN IDEAo&S
thing to patent 7 Protect your Ideas ; they may
tiring you wcaiin, write juun wiuuuniv
KultN fc CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington,
Harry McCandless want to Neb
raska City Wednesday, to get some re
pairs lor the engine of the Forest
Home elevator at the siding.
Dr. Wm, Daily, who was elected
coroner last fall, did not give bond, so
the old coroner, Dr. Oppermann, holds
over. He has giveji a new bond.
George Tourtelot sends us a paper
from Galena, Kansas, so we suppoFe
he must be in that section of country,
but what he is doing we do not know.
Dick Argabriglit, while going home
a few days ago, was so unfortunate as
to get a leg broken. He was riding
horseback and the horse fell down,
breaking Dick's leg.
Rev. James Hiatt, who for somo
time has been preaching in Missouri,
arrived in Nemaha Wednesday even
ing, and will visit his son Thos. Hiatt
and old friends hero for a few days.
Undo John Barnes, who has been
stopping with his son, Casner Barnes,
near Howe, since his return from Kan
sas the first of November, is visiting
his (laughter, Mrs. J. F. Drain, this
week.
D. G,, for their $1,800 prteo oiler.
On nnd after January 20th, 1800,
The (.Gilbert Bank will be open from
8 a. m. till 4 p. m. S. Gilbert,
Cashier.
The protracted meetings contiuuo at
the Methodist church with increasing
interest. Tho church has been crowds
ed almost overy night. So far (hero
have been 48 additions to the church.
Mr. Editor: Please stato to tho
readers of The Advertiser that the
meanest man in the state is in the
(own, and will sell goods at auction for
ten or fifteen days in tho Moses Banks'
storo room.
J. II. Kuhlmann, the former propri
etor of the Auburn Steam mills, who
moved to northern Texas about a year
ago, returned) to Auburn a few days
ago, on business and to visit friends.
He says he is well plessod with his
Texas homo.
Notice.
All persons who are indebted to the
firm of Titus & Williams are requested
to call and settle their accounts at
once, either by cash or note, as there
will bo a change in the buslnesH inside
of 00 days. Titus & Williams.
Walter Jarvis Is now confined to his
bed at Ids home in Auburn, Doing in
very low condition from the cancer bn
his face. He has had a number of op
erations performed, one of his eyes be
ing taken out in one of them. But it
seems nothing could ho done to help
him, and it is feared ho can livo but a
short time longer.
Auction Sale!
Saturday afternoon and night.'
a
OLD GOLD AND SILVER
WANTED.
Take all your old gold and silver of
every description toS. 11. Avey & Co.,
of Auburn, who will buy it and pay
you full value.
Attend tho auction every afternoon
and night next week.
Mrs. Maud Lemon, of Baradn, is
visiting friends in Nemaha.
M i i
Cnrl SandetB it visiting his brother
George N. Sanders, in London precinct
this weak.
MrB. J. M. Tldrow returned to her
homt at Auburn Monday, after soveral
days' visit with Nemaha friends,
I A correspondent! in last week's
Shubert Citizen, from Columbus, Neb
rasku, signing himself " Ex-Democrat,"
writes as follows concerning the can
dlcacy of Hon. T. J. Majors:
"Somo of the westorn papors aro
commenting upon tho probablv candi
dacy of Hn. P. J. Majora for tho
Governorship' this year, and ho seams
to be as popular as hi was beforo his
defoat by the treachory of his
"friends.'' It is tho writer's prediction
that if Majors can get the nomination
it will be equivalent to It in election. I
have heard scores of republicans say
in hit presence that they stayed from
the polls In 1804 because they believed
the lies and innuendoes circulated by
the enemies of Majora hut had since
satisfied themselves of tho utter malic
lottHiit'ss of the reports and stood roady
to help him if hn should determine to
run again and mark this prediction
should Majors run he will be elected.
His great political enemy tho Hon
"Everywhere" Rosewater having been
"frosted" beyond tlto hopn of resurrec
tion in Douglas county hint, November
shows that Majors is a survivor and a
very "much alive" one, for tho men
most reMponslbln for Majors defeat
have thrown off the yoke of Roso water
and struck thoir first blow of atone
ment for tho fault of desertion. The
second blow will be the election of
Majors and he will make a "Govoin
or of the Poonlo."
No excuse for sleepless nights when
yon can procure" One Minute Cough
Cure. This will relieve all annoyan
era. cure the most severe cough and
give you rest ami health. Can you nf
ford to do without it? Taylor, the
druggist.
i
Notice.
Any ono having horses, mules, wag
ons, buggies, harness, or stock of any
kind that they wish to sell, I would bo
glad to soil the same if brought to my
storo in Nemaha on each Saturday
If stock is not sold I will not make
any charge: if sold a small commisvini
will bo claimed. Remember we will
start our auction on each Saturday, at
2 o'elock. Everybody in tho vicinity
bring their stock in, also household
goods, machinery and farming imple
ments. W.S.Titus,
Auctioneer.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Kind friends and patrons: I have
carried you through th last year and
this the beginning of a new year, I
have some bills I have to meet, and I
will have to ask you to respond at
once. Thanking you for your patron
age in tho past and ask for a continu
ance in the future. I am as ever
Respectfully yours,
M. II. Taylor.
Coughing irritates the delicate orgs
ana and aggravates tho disease. In
stead of waiting, try One Minute
Cough Cure. It helps at once, making
expectoration easy, reduces the sore
ness and infiamation. Every one likes
it. Taylor, the drnggist.
Wo have for sale a good 100 acre
farm near Nemaha City, well improv
ed, good house, barn, etc., large orch
ard, farm all fenced, which will be sold
for $115 per acre. If you want a bar
gain call quick.
The business men of Nemaha have
more trouble In collecting accounts
this year than they did last year.
They believe that nearly all tho money
goes out of the country to pay debts
Nemaha cannot prosper and hold its
trade unless those who patronize our
merchants pay promptly. Nearly all
the busineBs men have authorized
Stephen Coopor ta collect for them
His first visit will bo as collector. If
obliged to make a second visit, he will
have legal papers to serve in tho per-,
formance of his duty sis constable.
Gilbert & Son pay in trade 20 cents
for com. No one lus been obliged to
sell a bushel of corji for les than 20
CMits to pay them as they allow the
use of their crilm to parties owing
horn who wind to hold their corn.
WANTED.
All the old gold and silver watch
cases, rings, etc., in the country for
which we will pay the highest market
price. S , II. Avky & Co ,
Comer store, Auburn, Neb.
Opposite First National Bank.
Titus & Williams carry a good grade
of goods, and their prices are reason
able. No shoddy goods kept to make a
cut on.
Piles of people have piles, but Dp
Witt's Witcli llirel Salve will cure
them. When promptly applied it cures
scalds and burns without the slightest
pain. Taylor, the druggist.
"W. S. TITUS'
CASH STORE
GOME AND SEE ME.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
Why go to othor towns to buy your
Groceries when you can buy them
choapor at home. Goods delivered to
any placo in town. Compare my pri
ces with any store In any other town,
or anywhere
This is a partial list of what I have
at bottom prices:
Granulated sugar, 1711) for SI. 00
Aibucklo Coffee, per package. 24c
Lion " " "... 24c
Hotel Baking Powder lOo
Climax " " fie
Quail Oats, per package 10c
Lonox Soap, 0 bars for 2oo
Satinet Soap, 0 bars for 2iic
Hodn Crackers, 3 It) i!6c
Prunes, 0 lbs 25c
Riee. 7 lbs 25e
Plug Tobacco, per lb 2u
Beans, fl lbs 26c
Best Gunpowder Tea 40t
Dwight'sCow Brand Soda. 2lbs loc
Apricots, percanlOe, 2 for... 'Joo
Pears , 2 cans for 25o
Covo Oysters lOo
Salmon 14o
Tomatoes, ! for 25c
Corn, per can 0c
Japan Tea Dust, 2 lbs 2fto
Parlor Matches, 4 boxes Go
Glinicn peanut candy, per lb. . . lfic
Mixed candy tic
Roasted Peanuts, lb lfic
Vliginia cigars, 2 for r
Fresh Pickles, por doz 8o
Salt, 0 lbs for Re
Also tin cups, pipe", pins, tobacco,
oats, corn, corn meal, chop feed, brooms
ax handles, aud other things too num
erous to montion, t low prices.
Como and see my goods and get prices,
as every one is welcome. Everything
fresh and now. No old goods. Call
and see m;
W . S. Titus
East Main Street, Nemaha, Nebr.
Tako tho wagonette when in Auburn
for any part of the eity. Easy riding.
Quick time. All trains met. John
McElhanev, proprietor.
Draying-
I will haul loads in town for If) ceuta
rt load. Any reasonable distance
side of town, 40 cents. Promp ervice
Your patronage solicited.
Sam Buroksb,
Old papers for sale at this oillce,
MONEY FOR YOU.
DID YOU HEAR OF IT?
The chance of the year you will
miss if you Ml to visit
' SPECIAL SALE:
In our Entire Line of Boys' and Men's
Clothing & Furnishing Goods
Cheaper than ever sold in the county.
They must and vVill Go and at the following prices:
Just think of ill A good overy day suit and ovorcoat, all for $0;
worth twice tho money. Good suit of undorwuar for 50 cents.
Good all wool cap for 19 cents. 1'alr of good calfskin mitts or
gloves for only 35 cents. Good paii of yarn initio, leather faced,
only 24 cents. No one shall freeze, though corn and hogs aro" low.
So come along, Remember, wo are almost giving away underwear.
Como and examine It, Now is the time to buy.
Everything at Astonishingly
Low Prices at
J. W. CRANMER & CO.,
Blue Front, Auburn, Nebraska