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VOLUME XLV11L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, lfl03
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Cotton and Wool Blankets?
Yes, we ha e them
We have them at prices to suit you and to
suit your neighbor
Tell him about it . Come and investigate
If you
want a
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Claw Hammer Hor
Claw Hatchet for
No. 8 copper bottom Wash
Boiler 95c
12 quart Tin Pail for 15c
14 qnart Galvenized Pail for25c
Fire Shovel - 5c
Rotary Flour Seive 10c
10 quart Dish Pan 2cc
14 quart Dish Pan 24c
Tho boot $2.00 Work
Shoe on th market.
Why Pay More?
Southern "White Lead six and
one-fourth cents per pound.
Pure Linseed Oil raw 45c per
gallon, boiled 5c per gallon.
MRS, THEO, HILL
Has Just received ci
complete stock, of
New Fall and Winter Millinery
Gall and eee Her
SEE
US!
Orescent Cottage Mixed Paint
guaranteed strictly pure and to
cover 800 square feet, two coats,
to the srallon. $1.50 per gallon.
Try it.
Very respectfully,
Our goods mut give Satisfaction
We dLon3t -want youv money
at the expense of your good will
OUR WANTS ARE MANY
Your Patronage
To see you at our Store
To show you our goods
To please you
We Want
JNO.
Phone 4
W. RITOHET
BROWN VILLE, NEBR.
Local News
See U T Hill for Are insurance.
More raia Wednesday morning,
Wagon
Sedoras,
for sale. Inquire of Nate
(Veldoa Shlveley
last Saturday.
went to Beatrice
Try the Devoo paint.
Kerns, Auburn.
Sold by J. W.
A One line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Reeling's.
Horse blankets just received by the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. Cal
and get prices on them.
The editor's office phene is No. 7 and
bat of bis residence is.No. 1. Call us
up if you have any news.
Just received a One line of shot gonB
at the Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Go. Gall in and see them.
Tho republican ticket is a good ono
from top to bottom.
A number of children in Nem aba
have the cbickenpox.
Marion Seid writes us that he has
moved to Dunbar, Neb.
Full line of School Supplies just
ceived at Keellng'i drug store.
ft
Mrs. J. D. Balney of Browrville
was a Nemaha visitor last Saturday
Miss May Kerker visited friends in
Brewnville last Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Maye Gaither and Dora
Clark visited Auburn Friday of last
week.
Harry Goagwer and wife left Tuess
day for atrip to Oklahoma. Stella
Press
Jake Shlvely of dessa,
rived in Nemaha Tuesday
to relatives.
mo., sr
oii a visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ruubaugh and
Mrs. J. r. Flack droye over to Stella
last Sunday,
Jake Handley and A. M. Lewis
started for Burwell, Nebr., Tuesday
on a bunting expedition.
e " "
K. I. Brown ahd Curtis Brown
went to Graf Friday of last week, ret
taming in the afternoon.
.Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
haadle the best steel range made the
Monarch. Gall and see it.
u-or aaie nay horse, weight 1100,
7 years old, good driver. One buggy
nearly noTr, alBO a good set of singl
harness. See w. E. Whkbldon.
x.
HILL
rouiTD
The cheapest place
to buy goods.
W, M, Snelling
of St. Deroin. Nebr.,
Is closing out his stock
and will sell on Satur-
days for cash at actual
The republican candidates will hold COSt Of gQOdS, With ten
meetings at cue ionowing piacea anu i
d-tes: perxent added.
Unwa TKiiirnrlnW avnnlnn Cnt OO I
flood miisio will be furnished. ja,lL KJIX UUU J.UI Wttl-
I maina
Chas. Stillwell will have a public 6 cao.
sale of livestock and farm implements
Tnursday of next week, at bis place
northeast of town.
Republican Meeting
Gall and see us for reduced rates on
magazines and newspapers.
Traveling is Dangorous
Constant motion jura the kldneyn
which nro kept in place In the body by
delicate attachments. This is tho rea
son that traveler, trainmen, street car
men, teamsters and all who drive very
much, suffer from kldno diseaae in
borne form. Foley's Kidney Oure
strengthens the kidneyo and cures all
forms of kidney and bladder disease
Geo. Etlausan locomotive engineer,
Lima, O., writes, "Constant vibration
of the engine caused me a great deal of
trouble with roy kidneys, and I got no
relief until I used Foloy's Kidney Cure.
-rU T Hill.
Mrs. Kate Noe, son and daughter of
Stella were 'guests of M. T. Hill and
family last Sunday. Mrs. Noe is the
mother of Mrs. Hill.1
L. Burg of Dallas City, Ills., visited
his daughter, Miss Carrie G. Burg,
principal of the Nemaba schools, from
Saturday untij Monday
Mr. Lund has moved beie, from
Johnson. He is a plasterer. We
understand he will build and become a
permanent resipent of Nemaba.
PAINT PAINT PAINT
We have the right brand of paint
and the risbt price. Edwards & Brad
ford Lumber Co.
Miss Minnie May took in the Ak
sarben festivities at Omaha last week,
returning home Friday evening.
If you are going to buy a stove Ed-
wards & Bradford Lumber Co. have
them. Gall and get prices on them.
Prof. Hoeusbel, author of Hoenshel'a
grammars, used in our public schools,
was a Nemaba visitor last Saturday.
W. W. Seld put bis threshing mas
chine in the shed, last week, having
finished his threshing for this season.
Miss Yance of Brownville went
home Wednesday after a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. 'JFrank
Frazler.
Mrs. Cora Saal, who has been visits
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Glllisple, returned to Sbubert Friday
evening.
Neal Molntyre has moved on one of
J. W. Webber's farms. Ho lives in
the house east of where John Webber
is now living.
School items were furnished for
publication last week but were mislaid
and not printed. We will try and not
do so any more. ,
Special prices on furniture for 10
days to make room for another car load
Call and get prices at Edwards & Brad
ford Lumber Co.
Miss Ellen Shlveley gave a birthday
party to her friends Wednesday night.
Fifteen of her friends were present and
all had a pleasant time.
If vou want fire insurance, either
m
in old line or mutual companies, cal
n W. W. Sanders.
Feter Kerker la making arranges
men ts to lay a brick sidewalk in front
of his meat market, and the restau
rant. He is tired of doing so much res
pairing; on sldewalds.
For Sale Stove wood ready sawed,
cord wood, and about 160 good rails, 12
feet lone. Can be bought at my farm
or I will deliver at Nemaba.
JC. Stokes.
Wm H. Rider tells of selling dressed
hogs, naming mem several miies 10
town, for cents a pound. That
was in 1850 ex 1800 in the good old
democtatic times that we hear about.
For sale Houbo and four lota in
Nemaha. House has 4
and a half, 2 lots in fruit and 2 in gar
den. Three blocks from business
part of town. Inquire of W. F Gills
iapio.
i i i
W. W. Liebhart waa;helping Wesley
H. Glark put a pump im a well Thuras
day and waa leaning over the well when
his watch fell out of his pocket and
dropped down the well, He is out of
n watch new.
KEEP THE JUDICIARY PUBE
We have heretofore suld but little
relative to the candidacy of any of thv
candidates on tho judicial ticket out
side of E. O. Kretai tiger, who we res
gard as wholly unBuited for the place.
As no man has ever questioned the
integrity or distinguished ability of
W. H. Kelliear, In abort, his fitness
for the place, the queatlou of his elect
ion Is practically assured. Who then
should bo giyen .second place?
For reasons wellknown to our
readers, it has been shown that Kret
singer's election would be a menace to
the liberties of the people and the
rights of litigants.
Judge Babcock is growing eld, and
is reaching a time in Ufo when meat
men are in their detage. Age alone
ought to be a bar to a judicial office;
having reachod the age limit should be
retired.
The only available candidate is O.F.
Reavis of Richardson county. This
fact induced us to go down Wednea
day, when he was in Jefferson county
and his father was in the northern
part of the state, to investigate
charges made against C. F. Reavis and
as the Arbor State is in no sense a
partisan paper, nor do we surrender
our position by taking up and telling
the truth about the candidacy of
Frank Reavis.
The tactics being used to compass
hie defeat is disreputable beyond all
precedent. We took time to inquire
into bis record, both as a citizen and
official . The f aot that he was peri
A New Invention
Minick'aFieldCorn Husking Machine
huBks the corn from the stalk, leaving
stalks standing in the field. ExoluBlve
atata and manufacturer t right for sale
by tho Inventor and patentee. Oorres
pondencn pollened, Address
4 4 II. T. MtNICK, Nemaha, Neb.
DR. Gh M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
V
Stella - Nebraska
O. O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteeu years experience'
Terms and dutea Ht The Advertiser
office.
For
Fresh Roasted Peanuts
Soft Drinks and
Groceries
Go to
G. F. LARIMORE
Successor to
J. B. HOOVER
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
jD7V . W. Keeling,
Nomaha, Nebraska.
Office in Keeling drug Btore.J
WESLEY H. CLARK
Doalarjln
"""- "ian ouioiai. ne raoc inat ne was per .... ... . n.
rooms, story mtted Q opQQ contenton to select his I WMulTllllS BlsO rUITlpS,
Tanks,SFipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEE
Mrs. F. E. Hoever has been in Oma
ha fer three weeks, receiving medical
treatment. We are glad to learn that
she is getting hotter, and hope she will
soon'be able to 'come heme and be
completely restored to, health:..
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Shubert of
Bracken were shaking bands with
Nemaba friends last Saturday, They
were on their way to Aepinwall pre
cinct to visit their sen Arthur. Mr.
Sbubert returned fret Kansas Gity
about two weeks ago) where be was
treated for cancor of the eye. He
thought' the disease was killed but is
now afraid It is not. He will probably
return forfartber treatment.
delegates to the district convention is
proef to any (unprejudiced mind that
he baa the respect of the people of the
county jn which he Uvea. Profession'
al jealousy is at. the bottom of the
whole howl.
Frank Reavis Is a brilliant young
lawyer, and Is generally arrayed on
one side of most cases tried in the dls
trlct court of Richardsou ceunty, and
of course he uas left many scars as
mong the slain and wounded member
of the bar at that ballwick
' But tbe matter ef persecution has
been carried too far and be will reoeive
two democratic votes for every repubi
llcan vote he loses. Ho will go out ef
Richardson with a rousing majority
tnri will n&rrv Pawnee. Qaae. Joffer
son and Johnson counties.
Kelliear- and Reavis will be tbe
judees of this judicial district fer tbe
ensuing feur years frost Jan. 1, 1004
Wymore Arbor 8tate (Dem.)
'Old' papers for sale at this office.
'Phone calls answered promptly,
'Phone No 20
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Undertaker
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
1 KEEP IN STOCK A COUPLETS LINK OV
Gaskets.
Robes and
Funeral Supplies
HEAESE IN OONNE0TIOH
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness. --M T Hill.
SHUBERT, NEr It ASK A
