PETER KEllKEtt,
Dcnlor In
MEATS
Highest market price paid foriUidca,
kard, Tallow, dtc,
KNAPP & SON
Proprietors of the
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA,NEBR.
Good Ifray in connootion with Livory
Satisfaction gnarantood.
T. 133. Oiotlxei
fVlshes to announce that ho has not
joved out of town but Into tho
Minick Store Room
whore ho may bo found at all times,
ready to do your
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
or sell you a
New Harness, Nets,
Whips, etc,
Notioo Tor Hoaring Claims
in tho oounty court of Namnlm county. Nob
in mo mutter or tho estnto of Fanulo Hooyor
uvut-Hogu,
Nntlco Ih horoby Klvon that tho court hnn
mmlo nn ordorllmliioK tliotlinoforcredltorB
If. fl In :nl it 1 ... a iimUiiI ...,.! . I . . . i
innni m irotn iiiomiuny or Novomlier, lOtKJ,
nnd tlint Jnntmry l8t, Murohnst, nnd Mai'
.TIM 1IH1J. B f 111 rn AAb n . r l. .
..... . V """"vj. J""B" i xiuiiiitiiu
county. Nebraska. In Auburn, Nebrnsku, lia
boon llxed by tho court an tho times nnd
piaco vhon and whom nil porHOtiH who lmvo
ftlA nfnpn ttf Mia Anitntit !..,. r kt
uiimiiih huh uomunuH iiBiiiHt snid docoiiHod
can hnvo thotmmo examined, ndliiHtod nnd
allowed, uud ullclnltiM not presented by the
lint m(lll(lnnnl .1..... ...II, l. " a -
r... ini.iinuuuu uniu win uo lurovor unrrcu
mi ui uur in uni court.
Dated Oclobor 24, 1003
tT. A J. A HtniT!Tf
Aotlnn County Judgo In wild cause.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Ibe 5 Minute Breakfast rood
Notioo of Probato of Will.
rd1?!.6 CNebrn8kn, County of Nemahn.BR
In mil rAiitifv nim ... m .. ...
la ttiouiituurui tuoohiute ut Kunny Hoover
uuvi'iMinvii
TO KlIlIlL'l'H II. Wrvln nnl nil .. ...
cnohtd 1,1 UlU 1)81,110 f Funnl "ovor, do
Hoover Iiiih tiled IiIh duly verltliHl pallilnn li
!i'A'i0o.".u.,,lVtJf,nK ,or mo probate of tho lum
wilt nnd teHtamentofthoiald K.mni,, Hn
. wlilnli Bald liiHtrument ban
bfon doNtroycHl by ucoldoutand mlHtulce: Hint
tho Huniomay bo proved, allowed nnd pro-
rlu,,HU.l?1twl1'' " adinlnlHtra Ion
orimtcl .tato Krunted to Jolm n. Hbovi-r ni
?mun Vr,5il l''l,t,ll'"mo Hub UociiBoi. for hour.
IVKr"..1'"1 24lh ilny of October, WW, nt 10
Y ' "i. in mo nounty court room ii
Buldcoun y, wbleb Bald t lino nnd place hub
nnd pi aco of prrtvliiB the Hiinjo. when vou
hum mi persona intortBted inny appear dud
bIiow cuiiho, If nny ttiorobe, wny the pr.iy'.r
n'.Ii1f,prob,Uo ll'or"r, and nnli'Ns yon
ui"iP.rnnritJloron!:t,nav'ral 1110 Prayer 01
n. i ..i i,i o, 1 1 " ' ",,,KB an ouier propoi
onlora In Bald uiiuhu.
wiineflH my Hand and tho Real of mild
RlUllAKD MEAL, County Judge.
He Learned a Creat Trurh.
It Is said of John Wesley that he
onee said to Mistress Wesley. "Win
do you tell that child the sumo thing
over ana over aca n?" "John Wnainu
because onco tolling i9 uot enough."
It Is for tho samo reason that ynu are
told again aud again that Chumber
Iain's Cough Remedy cures colds and
grip; that It counteracts any tendency
of these desoases to result In pneus
monla, and that it is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by W. W. Keeling
Graduate of the Amerlcau School of
Osteopathy of Iwirksvllle, Mo.
Remarkable cures nre effected by
this syetera of.healing. No medicines
giveii,
Ollice over Eustico
at ore ' "
Adeline's
drug
The Nebraska Advertiser
IV. W. guilder AV. F. Sunder
W. W. Sandkkb & Son, Prop'e.
FIUDAY, NOV. 0, 1003.
Jimmy Jones, living noar Howe,
was a Nemaha vlBltor Sunday.
John I. Dressier wont out In the
western part of the state Tuesday on
business.
W. P. TIdrew was down from Peru
Thursday. Ho is running a restau.
rant in that burg.
Call In and soo us if you want to
subscribe for any papor published in
tho United States.
Missos Blanch and Edna Lytlo came
down from Peru Friday night, return
ing Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Sade 8cott of Pawnee county
nrrived in Nemaha Thursday evening
oh a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
it. X. Drown.
Abo Lawrence kept up his record
for fast traveling, as his majority
Shows. He carried every precinct in
tho county but one.
Mrs. Henry Field and two daughters
or snennauoah, Iowa, ara visiting Mrs.
Field's parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. L. P.
Thompson, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Horner of Oma
ha arrived in Nemnha Thursday aftor
noon on a visit to nls parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. .). llumbaugh.
ftlll.n... C. C- J.
vjiiuoiu vu iuuuiujuio88 received a
handsome and commodious desk Tours
day, secured rts a premium for tobacco
tags. It is the finest desk in Nemaba.
00N0EBT AT NEMAHA
fcaturcluy evening, Nov. 7, at the
Christian church, will bo the public re-
nearsal by the chorus and concert by
tue urldges. Admission: Adults. 20
cents; children, 10 cents. All ure in
vited.
Ono night recently W. E. Wheoldon
the B. & M. ngont, left his desk wnl
covered with report blanks. The next
morning ho :found that a rat had
40t in tho ink and then had walked
over all the blanks, hunting for a blot
tor on which to wipe his feet, wo sups
pose, ha says next time he will leave
a blotter handy.
. Report of Hillsdale school for month
ending October 30;
No. days taught, io. No. nunils. 22
Dally average attendance. 10'. No. nu
ills neither absent nor tardv. 0: via
r ... .. rr-
tjomuei uradley, Inda Thorn. Nnatu
aierritt, Bertha Corey, Harry Harger
Agnes Merritt, and Freddio 0.
Absent hut ono day: Addle Opt?
Loona Clifton, Yiolot Johnson.
Dottie D. Uoyd, Teacher.
We have recolvwl the proo-ram of the
lecture course of the state normal
school at Peru for this wluter. Tho
course consists of five entertainments
and the cammlttee feel that the courap
for tho yoar is exceptionally strong.
rue dates are as follows:
Bostonia Oschesrm. full concert uro
gram, Nov. 11.
Albert Armstrong, picture nlnvn.
Dec. 5.
David Starr Jordan, educational lec
ture, Jan. 18.
George L. McNutt. "The Dlnnnr
Pall Man," Jan. 20.
Ralph Parlotto, "Living and Laugh-
np," Feb. 20.
iiCKOts to tho concort, CO cents. To
tho lectures, SC cents. Course tickets
for the Ave entertainments, 61.
How's This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Doll
nu.vcu-iooi uainrrn tuat cannot bo ourod by
HairflOaUirrb Cure,
K. J. Oil ENI5Y ,t CO., PropB., Toledo, O.
Wo, tho undorHluned. lmvn hmui, w-i.
Cheney for tho lust IB years, mid bellovo him
iiurioouy nonorniiiein il buslnoss traiiBao.
tloiiH and (lnnnolallv nbl
obllRiitloiiB mmlo by tholr llrm.
v et & 1 runx, wIioIobrIo druKgUtH, Toledo.O.
(W I.IK. tri . . .
iiiuuiu, i.iunnu a Marvin, wholosalodruc-
llluln llnlA.ln r
hi-l"l I WIIUW, J,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tnkfin iniamnii
Ing dlreotly upon tho blood
faces of tho ByBtem. Prlco7fio per boitlo. Bold
by all dniKKlNts. TeBttmonlols free.
Hall'b H'nnilly PIllHniotho bet.
You never heard nnv onn lining r?n
o'fl Honey mid Tar and not boing
salUllod..MT IIIU. .
Old puper-a for sale nt this olllco
REPUBLICANS WIN
Elect Everything- but
Oounty Judge
The republicans of Nemaha county
hnvo good cauao for being well pleased
with the result of Tuesday's election.
The ontl-Reavis fight affected tho counn
ty ticket somewhat. Tho main cause
of W. M. Crichton's defeat for nnnnt.v
judge was tho fact that he was formers
Iy an activo populiBt and also because
ho was not a practicing attorney. Tho
republicans gain treasurer, auporinten
dent and assessor and lose tho judge,
The following nre tho majorities for
tho county ticket. This is not the
official but tho official vote will not
coange tho result materially
D. J. A. Dirks, treasurer, 430.
O, R. Hacker, clerk, 1C4.
G. B. Beverldge, district clork, 03.
oo JU .Lawrence, sheriff, 748.
Geo. D, Carrington, superintendent,
835.
John S. McCarty, judge, 210.
E. J. Maxwell, assessor. 02.
Dr. Lutgen, coronor, 037
Ben Parker, surveyor, 334.
u, lu. Ord, commissioner second
district, 810.
Wm. A. Doollttle, commissioner.
third district ,431,
Judge Burnos defeats Judge Sullis
van, who was n candidate for selec
tion, by a plurality of 8,000 or 0,000.
Tho plurality for regents will exceed
this.
Judge Babcock and W. II. Kelligar
are elected judges from the First judics
lal district, C. F. ileavis being defeat
ed by Mr. Kelligor by about 300 in this
district.
Ohio goes republican by the largest
plurality in its history, the republican
candidate for governor getting over
ono hundred thousand plurality.
Wo understand that F. G Hawxby
was defeated for county judge of Richs
itrdson county by about 400 plurality.
The Tammany candidate for mayor
of New York was elected over Seth
Low, the republlcon-fualon candidate.
Iowa goes republican by over 80,000.
Bright, practical and entertaining
are the udjectives taat accurately
apply to the contents of tho Novemher
Housekeeper, which cornea In a charm
ing appropriate dross, the haudsome
cover portraying a typical Thanksgivs
ing scone. Chief among the literary
features Is a Thanksgiving story, by
Fred John Spitsstone, with something
hew In tho way of plot and treatmeut.
With Thanksgiving so near, tho subi
ject of cookery becomes of paramount
interest, and it is amply covered by
Elizabeth O. Hiller in the num nrniifl
panes devoted, to her departments.
Full lustrnctionB how to serve a for
mal, as well. us an Informal. Thanks
giving dinner are given, with pages of
delicious recipes and illustrations
from photographs showing the dlahes
In u state of completion. It is not too
early for Christmas suggestions, and
many hints are given on tho making of
Inexpensive, but beautiful presents.
In the realm of fashions the latest
style of wluter hats aro shown, as well
as some fetching styles of ready-made
suits and uowns. "His Hnvnl rTi.rh
n 033" continues tils amusing comments
onmatlors feminine from the masculine
vulwspoint, and tho many usual nrucs
tical departments that have iivmi ti.
Iousekeeper the title of the Magazine
of Holpfultipms teom with srood things
Ran A Ton Ponny Nail Through His
Hand.
While onenintr n box. J. n. Mount
of Throe Mile Bay, N. Y.,ran a ten
penny nail through the fleshy part of
his hand. "1 thought at once of the
pain and sorenes3 this would cause
me," he savs. "and inimedintnk- mmll.
do Chamberlain's Pain HhIiii and oc
casionally afterwards, To my surprise
it removed all pain and soreness and
the injured parts were soon healed.
For sale by W. W. keeling.
- 1 1
Oatarrh of tho Stoinaoh,
When the stomach is overloaded;
when food is taken Into it that tn V
digest, it decays and intlames the 111 n
coua membrane, oxpoBlug the nerves,
and causes tho glands to secrete mucin
Instead ot the natural julces of digest
ion, nils is called catarrh of the
stomach, caused by indigestion Doc
tors and medicines failed to benefit me
until I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cine.
J. R Rhea, Coppell, Tex. Sold by W
W. Keeling.
The Nemaha School
a good deed Is never lost. Ho wha
sowa courtesy reaps frlendshly and ho
wno plants kindness gathers love
uazll.
Ethel 8borwood was absent Monday.
Lolah Gnlther has been absent on ac
count of sickness.
Harry Baldwin was absent Thurss
day.
Alice Peabody has been absent a fow
uaya on account of sickness.
Miss Cora Haith visited tho High
room xnursday afternoon. t
Tho Literature class have taken up
composition work,
The Latin class Is progressing rapids
iy.
Joe Lindsoy of Auburn visited the
intermediate room Thursday and took
mass work.
Arthur Curtis of Peru, who has
been visiting In Nemaha attended
school tin past two weeks. He re
turned homo Friday.
Those neither absent nor tardv for
the month of October in High room:
Eddie Maxwell, Willie Yates, Boy
Leibhart, Maude Burns, Claude Maxs
well, Bessie Washburn, Ethel Shers
wood, Clyde Hill, Alice Peabody, Otto
cancer, uroce L'eabody, Harry Rowen,
avis uaree, Mary Buell, Faye Tolling,
er, Hazel Paris, Lena Maxwell, Bessie
Dressier, Dora Banks, Willie Burns
Bea Seabury, Frank Aynes, Willie
Kerker, Bert Dressier. No. enrolled
30. Average daily attendance 37.
Caukie O. Buno, Principal.
These neither absent nor tardy in
Intermediate room are: Neva RuBsell,
Lala Hill, jUy Burns, Daisy Clark,
Carrie Russell, Pearl Parson, Toee
Clark, Earl Kerker, Mart Thorp, Rosa
BurnB, Sarah Colerick, Susan Burns,
Pearl Seld, Eliza Farson.
Stella WAsnuuitN, Teacher.
ThoBe neither absent nor tardy in
Primary room were: Helen Gilbert,
Alva Burns, Alva Cpltrlck, Lillie
Clark, Edith Barker, Blanch Bradloy,
Vern Clark, Goldio Farson, Letha
Farson, Grace Cilliaple, Glendvn Cro
ther, Clarence Clark. Mvrtle Farsnn.
Viola Farson. Clara Cnlariok p.v
Bufns. Clarence Rusael), Clareuce Les
lie, Clea Clark.
Jessie Steutevillb, Teacher.
Tho Nebraska Mercantile Mutual
Insurance, company of Lincoln, No-,
braska, has over $0,000,000 insurance
in torce with the leading business men
of the state Ask to sea 11 lint, nt t-.hnm
W. W. Sanders, agent.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Seven
To all new subscribers we will send
The Advertiser until Jan. 1, 1905,
for only $l,OOI ,
Thus giving Seven Weeks .Free.
Wo will extend the subscription of all old subscribers to Jan.
1, 190o, who pay up to date and 1 in addition.
Now is the time to subscribe and get the benefit of these rates.
Persons living on free delivery routes from Nemaha can give
money to carriers or leave it in their boxes.
Subscriptions taken at reduced rates, with a few exceptions,
for any paper published in the United States, Canada or England.'
IA. XM. SANDERS & SON, Rubs.,
Nemaha, Nebraska
WM. CAMPBELL, Pre.
IELMEU E. ALLEN, Cashier.
BAIK
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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
Capital Stock, $5,000
H Mnr
5f cell
(JTK
Stock $1,000,000.
Sn.Iions of Uvso3 aud vines,
WW I JRfl W
WO l.in0it. flHMt.
n m ' ... .. . . 1 emvu uiu4 viiuimi uv nny nursery, uur
UiZANfiHEM; At'nnHi. I.. Vn-.o, ...11 . ai. h m. i . .. I.
Mother Love, always a touching
theme but nover more sacred than at
this season. Is exquisitely produced in
reproduction from noted paintings In
the December Designer, nnd the Beth
lehem Star, a fulNp,g0 illustrated
poem by Aloyslus Coll, carries out
still further the beautiful idea.
Christmas at Bear Tooth, by Lillian C.
Paschal, is a thrilling story of the
IVost, while Hoart of Gold by ArK
Marie Peck, is another holiday ro..('
manco, but In different vein. That
well-known portrayor of happy childs
heod, Mrs. Gabrielle E. Jackson, con
tributes the ChristmaB story for young
folks, ontltled How Swipes played
Santa, and Dr. Sarah A. French Batty
gives suggestions for Holiday Tab
leaux, Home-Mlade accompanied by
charming illustrations. A Christmas
Sock Social and a Doll Partv will hn nt
great assistance to tho Sunday school
or young folk's club in search ot attrac
tive entertainments for thin nnnnnn
Observances of ChriatmaH. he Phnha
L. Humphreys, tells the Deslirnpr
roadera why tho Ohrlntmnn rQ m,
Yulo log and the holly wreath form
part of tfiQ celebrations, and Mistletoe
and Holly, by Cora S. Day, is a pretty
holiday drama into which a love story
is skillfully woven. ToIIetta for fini
Occasions, Fashions and Fabrics, Fads
and Faucies, and Fashion Notes for
Men, all have their share of the Christ-..
mas element, and every department is
general, hue the Kitchen Kingdom la
particular, is fairly bubbling ovor with
it. Dainty Edibles as Christmas Gifts.
by Eleanor Marchant.and Christmas
Bonbons, by Alice Cbirtenden.
among tho good things the latter con
tains. For Little Folk's Flncers. bv
M. Goodrow Richardson, sunnllflk
simple Christmas fancy work guaran
teed to keep a regiment of tots out of
mischief for a few hours at least.
All our farrrmr ronrWa ahmiM fir-
- . . u uuumu U W
advantage of the unprecedented club-
uiuK uuer we tins year make, which
UCludeS With thin nnnnr Tlia Tnm,.
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tute editions, and The Poultry Farm
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was so much superior reading matter
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ers' Institute editions nre tho mos
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