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VOLUME XL1X
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1904
NUMBER 13
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New and Beautiful Millinery
At tlie Store for Bargains
Call and See TJiem
Local News
tieo M T Hill for (Ire insurance.
Nemaha county fair at Auburn this
week.
Potatoes are now
cents pur bushel.
selling at 25
A. It. McCandless made a business
trip to Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Nessa Foutch of Brownvlllo
was a Nemaha visitor Friday.
Louie and May Kerker returned
from St. Joe Saturday morning.
White pine siding S20 per thousand.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
My homo for sale. Call and see me.
0 23t Mus. Bikl lloovuu.
Two and onehalf inches of rain fell
Monday night and Tuesday morning.
It. E. I3ucher id now attending to
tho encine at this place for the Ii. & M.
The state election in Vermont was
eminently satisfactory to tho republi
cans. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Wesley II.
Clark, Monday, Septombor 12, 1004, a
line son.
E. S. McCandless came down from
Thurman, Iowa, Wednesday . Swift is
looking well.
Mrs. Earle Gilbert wont to Douglass,
Nebr.. last Saturday to visit relatives
6r'a few days.
Miss Clara Ilickey, who has been
visiting tho family of J. M, Cla rk, re
turned homo Saturday.
John M. Clark started for Smith
county, Kansas, Tuesday forenoon, to
visit his brither, J II. Clark.
Charley Thompson, who has been
visiting at York for two or threo
weeks, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Chambers and grandson Billy,
who have been visiting in Nemaha, re
turned to Auburn Wednesday.
Frank Titus is attending to tho bank
business this week during the absence
of tho cashier, Ef trior E. Allen.
Peaches for sale at 25 cents per
bushel, at my farm, 3 miles west of
Nomaha. W. T. Russijll.
J. W. Felton of Brownville was a
Nemaha visitor Monday. John is
buying and shipping apples atShubeit.
Mrs. Frank Maxwell of Lincaln
visited D. W. Maxwell and family
from Thursday of last week until Moui
day.
J.G. Keesliug of Bristow,Tonnes3eo(
arrived in Nemaha last week on a vis
it to his sons, J. E. and Charley Kees
ling. We had a hard rain, with consider
ablehail Monday nignt. Hail stones
were lying in piles several hours after
ward, We had soma frost in low places
Wednesday and Thussday mornings,
but not enough to do any particular
damage.
Mrs. Andrew Ay nes and daughter,
Mrs, F. K. Skeen, wont to Brownvillo
last Saturday and visited friends until
Monday,
The republican primaries for Nes
malm precinct will bo held at tho Ads
vertiser otllco Saturday of next week,
opening at 1 o'clock, The precinct
ticket will bo nominoted at this time.
ITILL
W. S. Maxwell went to Nebraska
City on tlio freight Sunday morning,
returning on the passenger the next
forenoon.
White pine four inch strips for corn
cribs, hog or any other kind of lots
520 per thousand at Edwarda & Brad
ford Lumber Co.
Misses Maud Kinton and Alice Pea-'
body were guests of Mlts Maud's aunt,
Mrs. E. II Dort of Auburn, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
E, W. HopkitiB of Leavenworth,
Kansas, who has been viaiting F. L.
Woodward and family foi several days
left here Wednesday.
Roosevelt's letter of acceptenco was
published in the Monday's dailies. It
is a good one, and the issues of tho
campaign are plainly stated.
Mis. It. J. Dull and threo children
arrived in Nemaha Saturday and res
mainnd until Monday. They are now
living at David City, Nebr.
The Autumn social given bv class
No. 7 of the M. E. Sunday school Sats
urday night was a success in every
respect. Tho proceeds wore $12 05.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Elmer E. Allen
startedfor St Louis last Saturday after
noon to attend the exposition. They
expect to return Saturday or Sunday.
The fraternal societies of Johnson
will hold a fraternal picnic next
Wednesday. Members of all fraternal
societies' aio especially invited to ats
tend.
A telegram was received hero Mon
day stating that the postofficeat Lang
don, Mo., had been robbed Saturday.
night. Wo did not learn what was
taken.
A full and complete stock of lumber
of all kinds. Wo havo an especial nice
stock of whiiV ipino drop siding and
shin Ian. Como and see us. lid-
wards & Bradford.
The citizens of Shtibert will hold a
carnival Thursday and Friday, of next
week. A variety of attractions will
be given, and every effort made to uns
tertain tho people,
How's his?
Wo oiror Olio Hundred Dollnrs Howard for
uny caso of Catarrh Hint cannot oo cured Ly
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
R J. CHENEY it CO., Toledo, O.
"Wo, the undorKlgued, have known K. J.
Choney for tho last 16 yearn, and bollovo him
perfectly honorable In all business transar
tlons and tlnanclally alio to carry out uny
obligations mado by his Mr in.
WAI.UINO, KlN.NAN A' MAKVIX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Ilnll's Catarrh Curo is taken Internally,
acting cVlrectly upon the blood and mucous
surlnces of tho system. Testimonials sent
Jree. l'rlco 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Hull's Family IMlls for constipation.
WANTED
r.000 to 10,000 bushels of small seedi
ling peuches, for which highest cash
price will be paid.
OTOE PRESERVING CO.,
Nebraska City, Nebr.
FOR SALE ON SIX MONTHS TIME
05 head of fine fat steers ready for
tho feed lot.
Ono 2 year old mule," weight 1000 lbs.
One yearling mule, weight 700 lbs.
Ono throe year old colt, weight I.'iOO
lba.
The abovo stock is in fine condition
and of tho best quality.
Jno. S. Stum., Auburn, Neb.
If you want lire insurance, either
in old line or mutual companies, call
on W. W. Sanders.
Olo Hoberts, who has been viaiting
in Kmisiis and Kansas City, Mo., re
turned home Monday, Olo said ho
saw lota of prnirio chickens while ho
was away but only succeeded in killing
one.
Mi. and Mrs. John II. Knappdos
sire us to express their thanks and
gratitude to the friends and neighbors
who were so kind ami helpful during
the sicknesH, death and burial of their
babe.
Peaches are now a drug in the mar
ket at Nemaha and vicinity or seed-
lings are. They are small this year,
buc are line quality neither wormy or
scabby. They are selling at 25 cents a
bushel.
On account of tho heavy rain Mons
day night there was little doing at tho
county fair Tu-sday, but Wednesday
was a lino day and thero was a good
attendance. The fair will bo hold over
Saturday.
Wm.G. Maxwell has bought ,1. J.
Alexander's residence proporty in Nes
maha, but will not take possession for
about three weeks. Ho will build an
addition on the house before moving
in. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander will go to
Indiana.
HEADING 0IE0LE ANNOUNCEMENT
All teachers desiring to take up read
ing ciroio work or desiring to meet for
discnsdlon of professional work will
please meet at thn Nemaha school
building Saturday evening, September
17. at S o'clock.
Next Sunday will bo tho last sermon
Uev. M. S Foutch will preach before
conference, which convenes at Beat
rice on Wednesday next. This will
likely be Itov. Foutch's last' sermon
here, as he does not expect to return
for another year.
Mako arrangement to havo your eyes
properly lilted with glassps by Dr.
Ilutchinpon who will make his next
regular visit to Nemaha on Tuesday,
September 17. Examination free.
Work guaranteed.
D F. Hutchison.
B, L. Phillips has a pear tree in the
yard at his residence in town that in a
wonderful producer . Wednesday Mr.
Phillips picked from th's tree eight
bushels of pears all of which are large
and well formed He bus another
tree on which thoro is two or three
bushels Porn Pointer.
A B & M. special came up from Sa
letn Saturday morning, containing a
number of dignitaries of the road,
T. E. Calvert, the exgeneral super
tendont, II. E. Byram, who tukrs his
place, C. B. Rogers, superintendent of
the Wymore division, and others were
going over tho road inspecting the
same.
Hon. Ellis E. Good received a tele
gram Wednesday morning stating that
Mrs. Good's father, Jarvis S Church,
had been again stricken with paralysis
This makes the fourth or fifth time
that Mr. Church has Buffered an attack
of this kind. Mr, and Mrs. Good
drove to Auburn yesterday whore Mrs.
Good took tho train for hor father's
homo at Hennossy, Okla. Peru
Pointer.
Mis3 Vera Minick of Bracken visit
ed hor grandmother and aunt, Mict
E. A. Minick and Miss Florence,
Tuesday and Wednesday, going to
Nebraska City Wednesday afternoon,
whore she will attend tne blind instis
tute. Her eyes havo been bad for
some time, and for the past year she
has been unable to study on that act
count, so decided to attend tho insti
tute and take advantage of tho train
ing there. Miss Florence Minick
went to the city with her, returning
the next day.
Take tho wagonette when in Aus
burn if you want to go to any part of
tho city . John McElhanoy prop.
Old papers for sale at this ofllce.
Mrs. Alice A. Minick of Brownvlllo
and her sister, Mrs. Helen Snyder of
Aurora, Now York, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Woodward Sun
day. Mrs. Snyder resided in Nomaha
when but a child, her parents being
Mr. and Mrs. Lock wood. Sho loft
horo ;iS years ago, wnen only 11 years
old, and hao Hot been back ainco until
a few days ago. Sho finds wonderful
changes in the town and country, and
llnda but few of tho old landmarks.
Died Tuesday morning, Septombor
Kt, 1004, Loin, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Knapp, aged S
mouths and 21 days. The little one
was a twin, and tho babies have never
bden strong. For a week bofore her
death it was thought many times she
was dying. All possible care was
taken by the loving parents and doc
tors.
The funeral services were conducted
by Itov. J. W. Sapp at tho Christian
church at 11 o'clock Wednesday.
Omaha will have its first annual
horso show in tho week of September
20th, and judging from the amount of
interest reflected by the pross of that
city it is to bo a great success. High
bred horses from all over the middle
west havo been entered in tho various
classes. People from all tho imports
ant cities of the state havo already on
gaged boxes, and it appears that they
will be taxed to their utmost capacity
to take caro of tho people. Tho heat
ing arrangement) of the auditorium
will bo complete.
Tho celebrated tax case, in which
suit was brought by Hon. Church
Howe and other citizens to restrain
by injunction County Clem Hacker
and Deputy J. M Wright from pinch g
upon tho (ax books of the county tho
5 per cent increase levied by tho state
board of equalization appears to be tin
ally nettled in favor of tho protestants.
Judge Kelligar first gt anted an injtini
lion and later mado an injunction per
manent. When an appeal from this
decision was attempted, it was dlscovs
ered that the suit was in tho nume of
the county clerk and deputy and these
olliciala doclared themsolvos as being
8rtisl)ed witli tho decision and refused
to appeal. Thin decision ends the
caso as far as Nemaha county is con-,
corned, and tho clerk and deputy are
now making up the tax books, coin
puling taxes as levied by tho county
commissioners. This gives satisfac
lion to all Nemaha county taxpayers,
lot not so satisfactory to tho state
board of equalization and the attorney
general.
A few years ago in 18H8 tho old
settlors hold a reunion at Nomaha
It was so successful that it was agreed
to continue thuso gatherings. As Ne
maha waB not Hellish, it was also agreed
that these reunions should lie held at
tho different towns Tho next yenr i
was hold at Peru, and was quite hucs
cessfnl. Tho year after it was taken
to Auburn, being held during tl o
county fair, and not much attention
was paid to it. Then it was held at
Brownvillo and was a Hat failure.
Tho next year, in 1802, it was again
hold in Nemaha and was onco more a
success. Since then it has been held
annually in Nemaha and grows bigger
and better eacli year. Now other
places are taking pattern after Nes
maha. Aubhrnhasa ('erniansAmer"j
ican picnic each year, and Johnson a
harvest homo. This year Julian had a
picnic, and now Shubert is to have a
two day's carnival. We hope all will
continue- to prosper, These gatherings
are good thing?.
Ono feature that ban made tho Linn
coin Dally Star deservedly popular is
tho groat Saturday Star, prepared es
pecially for Sunday reading. J Icons
tains from 12 to 21 pages. Tho great
campaign serial, "The Grafters," Jias
just commenced. You can have tho
Daily Star sent you until Nov. ir,
which includes tho big Saturday paper,
fer only &0 cents, send ua your order
today. Address, Dally Star, Lincoln
Neb.
Cabbage
1 havo an acre of calihaue marketable
early in Septombor Price low, deliv
ered or in Held Drop me a card, if in
terested. A. Ruon, Shubert, Neb.
Night was Hor Torror.
"I would cough nearly all-night,"
writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alex
andria, Ind., "and could hardly gel any
sleep. I had consumption so bad that
if I walked a block I would cough
frightfully and spit blood, bur, when
all other medicines failed, threo $1.00
bottles of Dr. King's Now Discovery
wholly cured mo, and I guined 58
pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed
to curo Coughs, Colds, La Grlppo
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
roubles. Price 50c and St. 00. Trial
bottle free at lCoellnjjr's drug storto.
Tho great presidential campaign is
now well under way, and overyono is
Interested in the events which will ocs
cur during the next threo months
Now la tho time to subscribe lor a
daily paper. The Lincoln Daily Star
will ho tsent until Nov. i& for only 50
cents. Tho Daily Star is easily tho
greatest and bust evening paper in Nro'
braska. It Is thoroughly interesting
in every department. Tho Star pub
lishes all tho news all the time four
editions daily. Send us your name and
no cents and "Do it Now." Address
Daily Star, Lincoln, Nebr.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
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PETER ICE RICE R.
Dealer In
IMIIED.A.TS
Highest market price paid for JTirioH,
Lard, Tallow, oto.
STULL & HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS-
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ODlci'N over Pirn'olllm HiillriliiK, at
Kiunlt NliiI'h old stand,
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NKIIHASICA
KNAPP & SON
I'roprluturHor the .
Livery & Feed Stable
K2MAIIA,fNBBB.
Good Dray in connection with Livery
Satisfaction guaranteed.
ol. DEG. Ofotlxeir
in tho
PARIS BUILDING
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
Hand Mado Harness a Specialty
WESLEY H. CLARK
Duulorlln
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, Pipes,tetc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEE!?
'Phone calls answeied promptly.
Thono No20
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