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VOLUME XLI1
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1897.
NUMBER 11
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Local News.
Corn, 2 cents.
Call and see us for job work.
Mrs. Fairbank for fino millinery.
Mrs. S.
Tuesday.
A. Scovill visited Auburn
Republican
next week.
primaries Saturday of
S. Gilbert paid Auburn a ibort visit
Wednesday.
Elder Nicholson is holding forth at
the Christian church this week.
J. W. Webber attended the populist
state convenlion at Lincoln laBt week.
Dr. Keeling orders The Adveutiseu
sent te his son Will F. Keeling, ut
Unian Grove, M.
MiF8 May Davis, daughter of D D
Davis, started for Mondota, Wis., Mon
day, to visit relatives.
Geo. Yackley and Charley Devorsa
went to Falls City Monday, to take in
the big Ringling circus.
The trains are all behind time these
days, on account of the increasing ex
press and freight business.
Grandma Seabury sent us in a fine
assortment of delicious peaches and
Maiden Blush apples Sunday.
E. D. Rogers, of Auburn, was greet"
ing his old friends in Nemaha Tuesday
evening and Wednesday morning.
Dr. Withers, Omaha painless dentist,
will be in Nemaha again Sept. 28th,
20th and 30th three days. Office at
hotel.
Presiding Elder P. Van Fleet, of
Nebraska City, preached a line sermon
at the Methodist church last Sunday
night.
Charley Zook and Chan Waterman
took a load of peaches to Shenandoah .
Iowa, last week, selling them at Si per
bushel.
Mrs. M. II. Crother, of London pre
cinct, visited her daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Melvin, from Monday until Thursday
ef this week.
The Titus Nursery is slapping large
quaniities of fine grapes. Largo quan
tities go to Arcadia, Neb., and Hot
Springs, South Dakota.
Green Burgess went to Maitland,
Mo., Tuesday, to visit his sons, Sam
and Dede. We understand Sam was
to be married this week.
lhos. Sutton, of Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
arrived in Nemaha Wednesday, on a
visit to his sisters, Mrs. Dr. James Kay
and Mrs. D, A. Morton.
Rev. Joe Jones, a brother of the cel
ebrated Sam, has been trying to reform
the people of Auburn for the past two
weeks, but finds it a hard, task .
Important musical features of the
Woodmen picnic at Auburn Monday
was the cornet solo by T. A. Clark and
the singing by tho Nemaha malo quar
tette. W. H. Englebright, the apple man,
shipped a car load of apples to Grand
Island and Broken Bow Monday. Ho
is payig 40 cents por hundred for
thorn.
Mrs. W. W. Keeling and daughter.
Mrs. Ed L. Culver, started for Shelby,
ville, Ind., Monday, whore they expect
to visit relatives for two or three
weeks.
V. P. Peabody is having an increas
ing demand each year for his peaches
They aro line this yoar largo size, fine
color, and delicious flavor. Ho shipped
eevoral baskets to Omaha, Nebraska
City and Council Bluffs Thursday and
Friday.
Old papers for sale at this ofllco.
Chub Henderson was
bert Friday forenoon.
up from Shu-
Mrs: Ona Argabright and children,
of lied Cloud, Neb., arrived in Nomas
ha Wednesday, on a visit to MrB. S. T.
Argabright and other iriends.
ttev. James Hiatt was in town
Wednesday, riding in a now buggy
which had been given him by the con
gregations to whom ho ban been
preaching.
We have for free distribution a num
ber of copies of the premium list of
the Nemaha county fair, to bo hold at
Auburn Sept. 28th, 20th and 30th and
October 1st. Call in and get one.
John L. Carson came down from
Brownville Wednesday morning and
was taken by Frank Woodward to
look at his land in Aspinwall piociuct.
Ho returned homo in tho afternoon.
WANTED PEACH SEED.
We will pay 80 cents per bushel in
trade or CO cents in cash for 1,000 or
1,20 bushels of peach seed.
The Titus Nuuseuy.
The Nemaha schools opened Monday
with a good attendance. Prof. W. II.
Crichton is principal, Miss Minnie El
liott teacher of the intermediate e
partment, and Miss Mellinger Minick
teacher of the primary.
Dr. I. L. Callison, the Stella dentist,
will make his regular monthly trip to
Nemaha next Monday, Sept. 13th, and
will be prepared lo do all kinds of den
tal work. Crown and bridge work a
specialty. Oflice at hotel.
We have placed our accounts in this
section in the hands of Mr. Ban Parker
for collection, as it is impossible for us
to get out and see the delinquents. We
hope those who are owing us will be
prepared for the emergency.
Next Sunday will bo Rev
Gilmoro's last service before
C. H.
confer.
enco, which meets at York on the 15th.
It is probable Bro. Gilmore will be re1
turned for another yoar. He is well
liked and has preached some strong
sermons during the past year.
Mra. Fannie Fairbank went to St.
Joe last week and bought a flno stock
of full and winter millinery and nos
tions. The goods are now arriving.
The selection is excellent, the styles
are the latest. Look for the advertise
ment next week.
Mr. and Mra. James Earhart, of Pow
halton, Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Earhart and Mrs. E. T. Earhart, of
Horton, Kansas, arrived in Nemaha
last Saturday, on a visit to II. J. Duff
and family. James Earhart and wife
returned home Wednesday.
Mr. Miller, editor of the Burwell
(Neb.) Eye, gave us a pleasant call
Wednesday forenoon, in company with
Moses Banks. Mr. Burwell is a rela
tivoof Mr, Banks, and visited a few
days this week with Mr. Banks and
family and other relatives in this vi
cinity. Robt. Frost bought a Dempster dou
ble cutter grain drill of Andrew Aynes
last week. This is a flno imploraent , a
new invention, manufactured by tho
DjrapBter Manufacturing Co. of Boat-
rice Thursday Mr. Aynes received
another drill for W.T. Russell, and has
an order for another one.
Nemaha is getting quite a reputation
as a musical town. The cornet band
is ono of the best in this section, and
T. A. Clark ie gaining a reputation as
one of the finest cornet solo players in
tho state. Our male quartette "brings
down tho house" wherever they aing,
and our young lady singers are flrat
class.
O.r A T Duquoin, Bevier, Walnut
jJHLj n,ock( jjcAliister and
other grades of coal for sale, ranging
in price from 82.23 to $1.00,
Hanky McCandless,
And now a correspondent of the Au
burn Herald is complaining because
flour is so high, Ho is the same follow
who waB complaining a short time ago
becauBo wheat was so low. Ho does
not explain how ho oxpects tbo price
of wheat to double without increasing
the price of flour.
T. A. Bath, CharleB Moltz, Mr. and
Mrs. John Davios and Mr, and Mrs. J.
W. Ritchie, of Brownville, and Alex.
McKinney, Wm. French and Clias. B.
Motcalf, of London precinct, attended
tbo fourth quarterly meeting of theM.
E. church at Nemaha Monday foros
noon. Mr. Metcalf was given license
as a local proncher.
The Nomaha male quartette is geU
ting quite a reputation. They are res
coiving calls from all parts of the
county to sing at picnics, concerts, etc.
The boys appreciate tlio praise tnoy aro
receiving, but cant see much monoy in
noglecting thoir business ono or two
days in the week for the aako of enter
taining the dear people.
Dr. James Kay appears to bo tho
only free silver democrat lift in Noma
ha precinct, as ho was tho only delegate
in attendance at the county convention
at Auburn, and apparently no other
democrat could be found in tho pros
cinct, as they put in Or. Keeling, a
prohibitionist, as tho other membor of
the county central committee.
Landon, tho "divine healer," wont
back to Tecumsoh Wednesday. He
has been preaching on the street in
front of the hotel to a steadily decreas
ing crowd, and Monday night ans
nouncad that unless the people of No
maha wauted him to btay longer he
would return to Tecumseli Wednesday
morning. Euidontly tho people signi
fied no desire to have him remain with
U8. On Tuesday ho came out dressed
in pantB, vest, coat, shoes and stiff hat.
Whether this change from tho
robe, sandals, etc., was brought nbout
by the influence of his wife, or for
some other reason, wo did not learn.
Lie seemed to feel quite indignant that
tho peculiarities of his dress were com
mented on, but as thiB dress was worn
to attract attention his indignation was
only assumed in order to arouse a
little sympathy and cause more talk
and advertising.
LOANS. Private money to loan.
Most any amount. Prefer loans of
100.00 and upward. Will loan on
land without buildings.
LANDS, FARMS, EAST AND WEST, f
boveral good 80 and 100 acre farms
to sell and exchange, Want others to
sell and exchange. Write me what you
have and what you want. Now Is a
good time to make a change if you de
sire t do so. Address
Henky C. Smith, Falls City, Neb.
Try the new Union hotol when in
Auburn. Everything clean and noat.
One block southwest of court house
block. John McElhaney, proprietor.
W.W. Sanders, Notary Public. Pen
sions papers of all kinds mado out acs
curatoly. Legal documents drawn up.
All business given prompt and careful
attention .
John Griffin, of Zane3villo, O., says:
"I nover lived a day for thirty years
without suffering agony, until a box
of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured
my piles." For piles and rectal
troubles, cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema
and all skin troubles Do Witt's Witch
Hazel Salvo is unequalled. M. H.
Taylor.
Private money to loan on farm se
curity on the best terms that wore over
made in Nemaha county, by WeBley
Dundas, Auburn, Nebraska.
W. W. Sanders is agent for R, V.
Muir's town lots in Nemaha. If you
want to lease or buy one apply at Tur
Adveutiseu oflice.
"Tnoy don't make much fuss about
it." Wo aro speaking of De "Witt's
Little Early Risers, tlio famous littio
pills for constipation, biliousness, ami
all stomach and liver troubles. Thev
I never gripe. M. II. Taylor.
Jamos A. Stephenson is enjoying a
visit from his fathor, who lives in Now
York state, nnd a sistor and hor hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis, who
livo in Wisconsin, Tlioy arrived i
Nemaha Wednesday of last weok.
Hon. Church Howo expects to loavo
for Palermo, Sicily, to assume tho du
ties of consul at that place about tho
1st of October. Ho will nail from New
York on the Gorman-Lloyd steamer
direct to Palormo on Octobor 0. Tho
trip is expected to take about eleven
days, lie says he will take no clerk or
secretary with him, but will retain, bo
far as he now knows, tho present con
Bulato foroo of Italians. He seonis
confident that he will liko tho place
very much, and says he has a letter
from the former consul at that placo,
and the latter says it 1b eno of the most
delightful places in tho world to live,
that tho climate is unsurpassed and the
people yory pleasant. Nebraska City
Nows.
Ilufus Rowon met with a very bad
accident Thursday, ne was assisting
with the steam thresher at the farm of
Frank Shubort, near Shubert. A wagon
was being backed to the machine and
Mr. Rowan was back of the wagon,
when the horses backed suddenly,
catching Mr. Rowon'a head between
tho heavy step to the straw carrier and
tho wagon. Mr. Rowen was badly
hurt how bad cannot yet bo told. It
seems Btrange his head was not crushed
as the heavy wooden step was broken,
so great was the forco of the contact.
One of the Shubert doctors was aont
for, who pronounced tho case a very
Berious one. Dr. Androws, of Stella,
waB ufterward sent for. Mr. Rowen
was taken homo soon after the acci
dent occurred.
The following, taken from the Shel
by ville (Indiana) Democrat, referB to
tho golden wedding of an uncle of the
editor of The Adveutiseu, May they
live to celebrate many mure anniveisa
riea of their wedding, and bountiful
blessings rest upon them in their old
age:
"Sunday, August 20, 1807, was tho
fiftieth anniversary of tho marriage of
Mr. and Mrs CM. Sanders. In com
memoration of the event their many
relatives gathered about the fostive
board at their hcuue in Decatur county
When they woro seated at the tablo a
touching letter from an absent cousin
was road. Then the numorous beauti
ful tokens of this their golden wedding
were presented to Mr, and Mrs Sanders .
An enjoyable time was had
by those present, all joining1 in the
wish that they might be spared to en
joy many more anniversary daya."
OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME
John G. Woolloy, the great apostle of
temperance and prohibition, will lec
ture in the opera hcuso in Auburn
Sept. 18th, at 8 p. m, Wo wish to roo
delegations from all sui rounding towns.
It will be the opportunity of a lifetime
to many in southeast Nebraska. He
is the poor of any man now in tho lec
ture field on the temperance question.
Como early if you wish to obtain a
seat. Seats free. A collection will be
taken at the meeting to defray expens
es. Dout forgot to bring your pooket
book. A great treat is in storo for
those who have the home and good
government at heart. A word to those
who would be wiao is sufficient.
R. V. Mum.
Brownville, Nob., Sept. 0, 1807.
J. K. Curzon, The Jowol
or at Auburn, nos removed
from Opera House Block
to the Coopor Buildintr, 4
doors east of his old stand.
Wo would liko to got in a few bun
drod bushels of corn on subscription,
and will allow two cents a bushel above
market price for the same.
There ia a time for every tiling; nnd
tho time to attend to a cold is whon it
starts. Don't wait till you liavo con
sumption but prevent it by using Ono
Minute Cough Cure, tho great remedy
for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. M, JI.
Tayler.
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CURLS WHtHt ALL ELSt FAILS.
Bwt Couch Syrup. TMes Uoori.
in Urns. Rnld tr dnvrnlnU.
)R. W. W. KEELING,
Nemaha Oitt, NEnitAKA.
Oflice flrat door south of Park hotel.
W. W, SANDERS,
Notary
Public
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Nomalia City, Nb.
L. IT. MERUIT!;
Contractor and Builder.
All kinds of Carpontor work dono on
short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NEMAHA,
NEBRASKA.
J.L.JIclvtii) i?Z.D., l?h. a.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SPEOtALllKH: DlHonseHof tho Hkln, DIh
cant o Women mid Children Will
prnnmtli' nntuvur ml cnliH, ulthor dny or
night. Olllco nt rcHldoncc.
Kerker & Hoover,
Donlor In
HlluiHt prlooH pnld for hides, lnrd, tallow
?mno, eta
NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
NEM AHAISTOCK FAUM
J. H. SEID, Prop
NEMAHA,
NEUUASKA.
liroodornnri Hhlppor of Duroo Jornoy
and Poland Chlnn HogH
Best ne, low prices. Farm ono mila
soutli of Nomaha.
Nemaha Cornet Band.
is now prepared to furnish good musia
for entertainments, picnics, memorial
services, etc. Satisfaction guarantood.
Charges reasonable.
E. E. Mumfoud, Pros.
J. E. Chotjiek, Sec'y.
G. N. Sandehs, Loader.
O. SHUCK,
Proprietor of tho
nemaha valley
Berkshire : Farm.
Ilroedurof Thorouhlrecl HorlcMiIro Uokh,
Prly.ii wliinlimntoolc. No liottor nilHwI. My
prlcCH uro In iiccordmictt with tho Miiiuh. Hoa
Htock mid not prices. Kiirm 4 ihUoh nortti
weHt of Nomiihu,
NEMAHA, - - - NEBRASKA.
B.Bellftndrews.M.D.Ph.D,
Surgeon Specialist,
Stella, Nebraska
Operations for Cataract and all opera
tions on the eye, Vericocele, Hernia,
Hemorrhoids, etc., performed witus
out chloroform and painless. Pa
tients from abroad can obtain board
and hospital facilities at prices loss
than in a city, considering skill and
sanitary surroundings. Parties
seeking relief through Burgical
means will do well to confer with
Dr. Androws.
Wo nro UoprwiontlnR
and introducing
Mr. J. M.
Workman,
tho ruHtllDg
Liveryman
OK NEMAriA,
Sncct'HSor to H.Cooper
Licnvo your orderH
for u team, lmclc or
dniy, nnd
Wudo the Rest.
Our Hack meets all
trill n h
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Do YouWant Employment
At home or traveling with GOOD PAY?
if ho, write us for particulars, giving
ago and occupation. You can work
i J or part time, and the work iB LIGHT
AND EASY. Address 1 30
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