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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1905)
1 - VOLUME XL1X NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, W05 NUMBER 36 Local USTews It's muddy I See M T Hill for Are insurance. E. L. Paris' hahv Is Rick this week. Boston had a 11,500,000 Are Tuesday. Dr. Bourne tits glasses. So. Auburn Jimmy Stout of Auburn was in town WodneBday. Mrs. J. M . Sanders is on the sick list of with the grip. Bill Thompson of Brownvllle was In town Wednesday. The lumber yard lumber this week. received a car of Gen. Lew Wallace. Hur, died Feb. 1G. author of Ben For Salo A 40-acro Apply at this office' fmit fnrm J. M. Clark shipped a car of wood to Auburn Thursday. Drs, Boal and Dillou of Auburn weie in town Wednesday. Photo mounting card al the Advertiser oftiee. board for sale Miss Pearle Roberts was very sick fur a few days Inst week. Cnas. Howe moved to Mrs. Fuller's farm west of Nemaha Thursday. Herb Aynes went to Nebarsku City Wednesday returning Thursday morns ing. A. N. Harris presented rural carrier llumbaush with Borne spare ribs this week. Mius Alta Ken f row is on the sick list this week threatened with pneu -inonia. . . Sam Armstrong and Miss Moore, both of Briwnville were married aunday. Dr. H. T. Hnhn, V. S., of Falls City, was in town Thursdav on professional business. A complete line of hardware and I uruiture will be found al the E. & B Lbr. Co. Miss Minnie May went to Lincoln Thursday morniug to vIbU friendB for a tew days. Juet for a change in tbe weather, it is raining as we go to press this (Thurs day) afternoon Hon, V. P. Peab)dy came home from Lincoln Saturday and visited his fam ily till Monday. Sam onucK or mavaie, JNeor., was shaking bawds with his Nemaha lrieuds Saturday. Harry Hoove shipped a mixed car of hogs and cattle to St. Joe Thursday night of last week. Our sharpshooters have boon shoot ing blue rocks again since the weather warmed up this week. County Superintendent Carrington and Photographer Criley of Auburn were in town Tuesday. Mrs. D. T. Clark and Mrs. Mary Conner are visiting their brother, Philip Shuck this week. Miss Dora Banks has been sick for the past ton days with grip and sym toms of lung fever. Miss Anna Knapp went to Stella Monday and will visit relatives and friends for a week or two. Herb AyneB, John Vanderslice, and Sam Littrell went to Nebraska City Saturday, returning Monday. a orowd of young folks came down from Brownvllle in a bob-sled Monday nignt and attended church. Mrs. John White of Auburn visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Had-. look, from Friduy until Tuesday. Wo aee that Hurry Kimmel. the 'sterling young actor" is to Rive n home talent play in Tccumseh eoon. Dr. V. M. Boal of Auburn wnB in town Monday evening, called here by the serious illness of Dr. II, S, Qaithor F. E. Galtherand Miaa Maye came to Nemaha Tuesday, called hero by the serious illness of their father, Dr. Galther. Dr. F. E. Gaithor reports the birth a One babj girl to Mr. and Mrs. D E Littrell ou Thursday morning Feb'y, 23, 1005. Mrs. W. H. Winters and children came to Nemaha Friday morning and. are visiting her mother, Mrs. S T. Argabrlght. Tho bank and postoffice wero closed Wednesday and the rural carriers both had a holiday on uccount or w asning-1 tun's birthday. G. N. SanderH of London precinct came to Nemaha Monday morning and helped take care of tho editor till Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Shellenbarger of Stella visited Mrs. Shellenbarger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knappfrom Fri day until Monday. Mrs, Sadie Scott returned to her home near l'awneo (Jlty Monday arter a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Brown. The editor has been very Blck for the past two weeks with the grip. He Is settine some better now though isn't able to sit up any yet, It you find anything wrong with the paper this week please excuse it as tbe editor is sick and the angels and the devil got out the paper. Miss. Maye Galther went to- Omaha Monday where she will visit her brother. F. E. Galther. who is attend ing the Creigbton Medical school. Doo Clark and Joe Titus went to St Joe Thursday night of last week to buy some horses but didn't see any that suited them so they didn't buy uny. For Sale. Five hundred good burr oak posts. Also stove wood by the rick. F. L. Woodward. For SaleBay horse 8 years old, weight 1)50, also goob buggy and sin gle harness. W. E. WlIEELDON. Dr. H. S. Galther was taken very sick Sunday night with gastritis and has been very bad all woek but is ims proving a little at tbe present writing. Claude Scovill, who Is manager or a lumber yard at Nacora, Nebr., came to Nemaha Wednesday morning and is ; viBiting relatives and frieuds for a few days. Tbe farmers are all busy hauling corn to town now as a good many of thorn sold their corn during tbe last week. We understand they got cents for it. It is estimated that to collect one pound of honey from clover 62,000,000 heads of clover must be deprived of nectar, and 8,750,000 visits from bees mast be made. Ex. Rev. J. W. Sapo 1b moving from Brownvllle this week and is storing his household goods in the Hoover build ing just south of Ketllng's drug store until biB house is finished. Rev. Geo. I. Wright, presiding elder of the Nebraska City disflot of the Methodist church, breached atMetho dist church here Monday night and held quarterly conference Tuesday, Conductor II. S. Oronkbite, who has been laying off for some time owing to illness, was able to take bis train out on the B. & M. this morning and Con ductor Henry Carson will go back on the freight run. Neb. City News Feb. 21. ThelSUy S&tlsfoctoryNtige Iflie fire-box lasts longer because Monarchs require least fuel. Less fire needed to heat the top. The steel body with malleable frames riveted air-tight keeps the fire under perfect control. AU sbes, different arrancementa for ctty or country liomea, also for hotels and public Institutions. Sec thctn and they will prove to you that they save fuel mid repairs. Sold fcy Edwards fe Foi Sale A good 40-acrn farm, 23 acres in youne orchard just beginning to bear; good 5 room house, well, etc. Price 82500. Good terms. Apply at this office. John R. Russell and Clark Cary load ed their household goous weanesaay and Thursday morning and shipped them to Holdredge. They expect to start with their families Friday, A county correspondent in one of our ATPhHtiorAs savs that Monday or last -w - wy af week was tbe coSdest day this season an u. wa i lie iiruu iiuiu who wiuici .... 1 L .1 - .1.1- nlnlnn that he found the bugs frozen to the bed clothes It is said that "cold hands are a sign of a warm heart." We don't know so much about that. buUwe do know that a wife's cold feot is sure sign of a cold back for her husband Johnson Coun ty Tribunal. "Medraska can't be beat for weather A week ago Monday the thermometer w.b 35 below zero and last Monday it . t I t L A n r was warm enougu io uvo win uuuid . . . . . i ,iui. nnnti rmrt or tue lime anu wu uiuu t -i i need much Ore all day. The etato normal had to dismiss school on Monday of last week on acs count of the standplpo freezing up, The building is stearaiheated and as thAv nnnlrl put no water thev had to dismiss till the nine was thawed out. Mrs. Amos Hughes died at her home at Howe, Nebr., on Friday morning, Feb. 17. 1005, aged 02 years, 0 months and 2 days. The funeral was hold at the Methodist church Sunday and the remains placed by the side of her buss band who was laid to rest on Feb. 14 Mrs Lydia Kite died at her home in Bedford precinct on Sunday, Feb. 10, 1005. acred 74 vaars. 4 months and 2 days. She leaves one daughter, Mrs D " - ' t FT T .-. 4. Inlir BAMQ IlOUfn Robert, Joseph and Charles Kite, who have tbe sympathy of all bereavement. in their sad Wm. Ernst will come close toscor ing a home run, if ho gets bis twine factory bill passed, and 1b as much of a success as tbe Kansas factory. When 8omo of the psople, who painted bis picture so black last fall are buying their twine for about uve cents ieiB on a pound they will tblnk'well he wasn't so bad after all." JohnBon News. John H. Dundas of the Granger be lieves in advertising. When other methods fall he announces himself as a candidate for some office. Between times he denounces the cbronio office fleeker. Last fall ho announced that he was going to run for state senator, without tbe aid or consent of anyone else if necessary, but afterward got too busy to circulate his petition and with drew from the race. This week he announces that be is a candidate for congress, regardless of party, creed or politics. Old papers for sale at this oflice. GttOurPrttBooKFIrtt You can't afford to buy a ranee until you know all about a Monarch. Ask us for tho book; STATE WHEN you Intend tobuy, and we will cend alio a set of Meanurlns Spoon w, postpaid. ADPKtsa Matleabtelron ItangeCo. Beaver Dam, WUconttn, 0 ruarr Manarch hand tnada-Work aa wall In tatnty yaara aa whan naw. Bradford LJbr. Co There are a great many break fat t foods on the market, but nothing that we have tried in recent years Oils the vacancy quite so satisfactorily as the corn cakes that mother used to make, when nicely smeared over with real ham gravy, As side dishes, fried hom iny, the real tiling, homemade, always found a warm reception, Johnson County Tribunal. If Bro. Pool would change this to buckwheat cakes with good maplo syrup, it would suit us to a T. Conductor Henry Carson camo in from Holdredge last evening in charge of the B. & M, passenger train. He left here a week ago this morning and this is the first time that he had been able to get home, He says that be ex perienced all kinds of trouble and his train did not reach Beatrice any time since be left until yesterday and then he came home. He say that he has railroaded a number of winters but this one takes the prize for severity uud causing the railroads grief. Neb City News, Fob. 21. The Nebraska state missionary so ciety of the Methodist church will hold a convention in this city begin ning Feb. 28 and ending Mar. 2. The demands for aid from home and foreign fields is so much in excess of the supply of money and other assist ance that a general call has been issued urging conventions ard activity generally. Tbe purpose of the convention is to bring together all of the forces of the church within the state for tbe consid eration of some of tbe problems fundamental to the evangelization of tbe world and also for prayer fellow ship and conference methods and best helps. Blabops Andrews, Thoburn, Joyce, Hamilton and Warren will be here, as well as many Methodists prominent in national work. Julius Smith, a missionary of Burmab, and D, W. Nicholas, a missionary of Nan- king, besides many others. Tbe central theme of the program will be "Nebraska Methodism and World Evangelization." A large num ber of topics have been assigned and there will be an educational exhibit. Low rateB have been secured at hotels and the railroads charge one fare plus fifty cents. The number of delegates is limited to one thousand. Credentials aro issued only upon tbe receipt of tha application and $1, the registration fee. The convention head quarters will be in St. Paul church. Lincoln New?. Subseribe for your papers at this of ike. Poisons n Food Perhaps you don't realize that many pain DolsonB originate In your food but some day may feel a twinge of dys pepsia that will convince you. Dr. King's New Life Pills are guaranteed to cure all sickness due to poisons of undigested food or mney back, 50c at Keeliug's drug store. Try them . RoblnB have been reported plentiful in several nearby towns, and some plausible explanations of (heir pm euce have been advanced. But the truth I?, they lire not robins at all, but roHO breiiBted grosbeaks. This bird In habits tho far north, and is never seen in this country unless the winter is uns usually severe. In general appeaianco the grosbeak resembles the robin, but Ib Homowhnt Bhorter and stouter. While tho breast is red it is of a bright or shade than that of tho robin. They subsist on the hard seeds of coniferous trees, and their beaks aro crossed at the tips to enable them to crack these seeds easily. Tbe mistake is a natur al one, but a close examination wilt show finite au unroblnllko bird. Wekly Wymorean. Plattsmoutb, Nebr, Feb. 18 A stranger who visited Cass county sevs oral weeks ago in tbe interests of nn incubator manufacturing firm, proves to huvo worked the farmers. Tho pricos at which ho offered to deliver his machines were less than ono-hulf what the ordinary machines of that kind are sold for, but in spite of tills auspicious circumstance ho succeeded In securing a number of orders tho purchasers being required to sign a contract by which they agreed to pay $7 eaeh at the time the machines were delivered, the purchasers found when tbe machines were delivered that the purchase prlco on tho contracts they signed had increased since they saw them last from &7 to 827 It is relat ed that one of the victims became so angry that he brought out a shotgun and compelled the aeent to make a hasty retreat from his premises, No braska City Tribune. DR. G. M. ANDREWS Medical and Surgical Dieeasea of Women Stella - NefcraNka PETER KERKER. V. Dealer la Highest market prico paid for Hides, Lard, Tallow, etc, STULL HAWX1Y ATTORNEYS liAWaREAZi IKSTATK, COIiLKCTIONS OffloeH over PoMofnnn Building, at Frank Neul'a old stand, AUBVRN, NEBRASKA KNAPP & SON Proprietor of tbe Livery & Feed Stable Od Dray in connection Wltn Livery Satisfaction guaranteed. J. E. Orother in the PARIS BUILDING Shoe Repairing Harness Repairing Hand Made Harness a Specialty WESLEY H. CLARK Dealor.lu Windmills and Pumps, Tanks, Pipes,tetc. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone calls anBweredtproraptly. NEnIAIIA, NEBR,