AND
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Mountain
Route,
KNOWN AS THS
GREAT
SOUTHWEST
SYSTEM.
Conneotlng tbo Commercial Center nJ Ittoh
Karma of
MISSOURI,
The Dread Corn and Wheat Fields and ThrlTlng
Cities of
KANSAS,
The Pttll Illver Valley, Trnda Centers and
HoUlnjr I'ralrlcs o(
NEBRASKA,
Tba Grand.Plotareaqae and Rnchantlne Scenery,
and luo Famous Mining District o
COLORADO.
The Ag-rlonltnral. Frnlt, Mineral and Timber
anda,and Famous ilot Hprlngs ot
ARKANSAS,
The Sugar Plantations and immense Itlce
Fields ot
LOUISIANA,
The Cotton and Grain Fields, the Cattle Hang ts
i and Winter Resorts of
TEXAS,
niatorlcal and Scents
OLD AND NEW MEXICO,
And forma with Its Connections tbo Popular
Winter Jlouto to
CALIFORNIA
Tor descriptive and Illustrated pamphlets of
any of the above BtRtcs, address Companies'
Ageats.or C.TOWNSEND,
Geaml fusgr ani Tlekti ijnt,
ST. LOUIS.
Hound trip to Mexico City March 4,
to Match 7, 1015 with a final limit of
thirty days from da to of oalo at the
very low rato of 48.05, Stop overa In
the polng and return, within the flnol
limit.
Round ttip rates to Colorado and
Utah common points, at the low rate
ot one first class standard fare plus CO
cents, miuimum $18, on June 1 and
' dept. 80, 1005 with a final limit until
Oot. 81, 1005 continuous passage to the
Drat Colorado common point.
National Baptist Anniversaries May
10 to May 23, 1005. Dates of sale May
18 to May 22, 1005, with final limit
May 24, 1005 at a rate of $11.55 and 26
conta validation fee. A good time to
see tit. Louis.
Missouri Pacific Railway offer the
very low rates as follows. From
,Mnreh 1, 105 to May 15, 1005, we will
offer you rates as follows for one way
several nice etop overs allowed.
Billings, Mont,, 815 via St. Paul $17.
.00
, . Hinesdale and Livingstone, Logan
. Cinnabar and other points on Gt. Nor.
'13 via St. Paul $20 90.
Helena, Butte and Anaconda, Mont.
92f.
Ogden, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
Potacello, Idaho. $20. .
Chinook to Anaconda and Kilspel)
on Ot. Nor. Ryt, $20 via St. Paul
$22,00.
Spokane, Wash, and intermediate
points on the O, R. & N. Uy. Co. and
intermediate points main llneO. S. L.
Lineva, Ogden or Granger, $22.50.
Portland Oregon, Tacoma, Seattle,
Wash., Vancouver, B. C, Victoria, B
C, Columbia, Oregon and nearly all
other points in Oregon and Washington
th rate via Omaha or Kansas City
25, via St. Paul $27.00.
Very cheap rates to all points in the
north west. If you wish to visit the
coast or other points of Interest in tne
North West, 8outh West, South or
South East, apply to,
C. E. Rotkamkl, Ass't Agent.
Mo. Pao. By.
Report of the Condition of the
BANK OF NEMAHA
Charter No. 032
Or Nemaha, in t.Ue State or Nobroka, at tho
close of traslnesa Feb, 23, 100V
TtKSOURGES
Loans and discounts S20393 II
Overdrafts, twouredauduusocuro J...... 6l) 21
HauicingboaMrnroltureand flKurou 1141 69
Current expense and taxea pald....... 500 76
Due from national, stato and private
banks and bankers 10716 25
Total eaab oa band... .. Wi 83
Total......... .,....9U814 60
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In 86000 00
Surplus fundi . 1000 00
Undivided profit 1311 99
Individual deooalU subject to check 27&02 81
oomand cortl flea tea of deposit
TJnie certificates of deposit
Total..... ...... - -S318U 80
State of Nobmska, I
County of Neinaba, f
I, Klmor E. Allen, cashier of tbe above
nuiuod bank, do solemnly swear that tho
above statement Is correct and a true copy
of the report made to tho State Banking
Board.
KLMElt E. ALLEN, Cashier.
Attest
Wji. Camphkm,, ) niPv,forg
P. IS. ALI.KN, J "'"-'CI0"'
BubBorlbcd and sworn to bforo roe this
!rd day or Muroh, 110,1.
W. W. SANDERS, Notary Public
lOIlYSKlimYCDRE
. mk KM y mB44r WlgM
Take the wagonette when in Aus
tstiru if you want to go to any part of
the city. John MoElhauey prop,
The Nebraska Advertiser
W. W. Sandkrb & Son, Prop's.
FRIDAY, MAROII 8, 1005.
J. W. Armstrong of tho firm of
Gllmore-Arrnstrong Co., of South Au
burn, came in to Nemaha Monday to
preparo tho body of D. II. Clark for
burial. Ho roturnod homo Tuesday.
We will nend tho Advertiser, tho
weekly Lincoln Stato Journal, the
Iowa Homestead, the Farm Gazette
and the Hometnaker, all ono year for
only 81.50. Tho regular price of theae
papers is $8.25.
Our farmers who bare been talking
of improving tho roads in accordance
with the suggestions of D. Ward King
of Maltland, Mo., should get their drags
ready and begin work at once. Now
Is the accepted time.
Frank Titus was looking for some
ene to black bis shoes Tuesday morn
log He was clerk for the Strain Bale
Monday and lost both bis rubbers and
didn't find it out till the sale was over
so ho got bis shoes rather muddy.
D. D. Davis presented Carrier Rum
baugh with $2 in money Monday. The
same day Charley Devorss presented
Carrier Maxwell with aome fine sauss
age. This shows tbe appreciation of
tbe patrons for the services of the
carriers.
Perry Bowen and Alva Maxwell
came home from Lincoln Fiiday to
visit home folka for a few days. They
aro attending the Lincoln Business
College and dad a few days vacation
Alva returned to Lincoln Monday and
Perry Wednesday.
Bon T. 8keen and Mre. C. W. Robs
erts received a telegram Monday saying
that their mother, Mrs. Malinda Skeen,
who is living with her eon A. J. Skeen
near Eskitdge, Kansas, was verv sick.
Mr, Skeen and Miss Pearle Roberts
started for Eskridgo Tuesday.
Tbe editor has bought a typewriter
and is putting in all bis Bpare time
practising on it. The angels of the
ofllce will be glad when be sets so he
can furnish all the copy from the type
writer as It will save tbem considerable
study sometimes as to the meaning of
some or tbe hieroglyphics.
J.D.Shubert, who was called home
by tbe death of bis little babe, returned
to Broken Arrow last Tuesdav. Hp
informs us that, considering the
weather they have been having down
there, be is getting along with his
buildings quite well, aud will be able
to move his family down there about
tho 1st of April. Shubert Citizen.
Col. Harper has sold bis Hotel De
noB 10 Adam Fullmer and L. T..
Schafer, possession being given last
Monday morning. By this Bale the
. a
two uverv Darns here wi l be conaoll
dated under one management, which
. t -
win lUBure better stock In the hrn
awd better accomodations for its pas
tronB. Just what Col. Harner i ntenrla
to do we don't know, but hope that be
win remain In this citv. and acain nm
bark in some business for which be is
fitted. Sbobert Citizen.
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE
WhereaB, our Father in heaven has
seen fit to remove from among us
uroiner u. u, Clark, the beloved bus
band of our Bister, Maud Clark.
Resolved, that we, the sisters and
brothers of Bena Rebekah No. io.
extend to her our sympathy in her sad
Dsreavement and commend her to Him
who doeth all things well, be It also
Resolved, that a copy of these resos
lutions be presented to the bereaved
one as a token of our sympathy, and a
copy bo presented to tba Advertiser for
publication, and also a copy bo spread
on tho minutes of this lodge.
Adelia Russell,
Francis Wiieeldon,
M. Wkbb,
Committee.
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fice.
Agonizing Burns
are instantly relieved, and perfectly
healed, by Bucklen'a Arnica 8alve. O.
Rlvenbark, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., writes
I burnt my knee dreadfully; that it
blistered all over. Bucklon's JArnica
Salvo Btopped the pain, and healed It
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and sores. 25c at W. W. Ivflnllim
druggist.
AUBURN LOCALS.
Tom Skeon and wife loft lust week
for Eureka Springs.
W. W, Whitfield purchased thetStutes
property and will move to Auburn iu
a fow days.
T. B. Fra.ier haa purchased tho
harness stock formerly owned by J, E.
Armstrong.
Ex-County Commissioner John Stes
vonson after a year of town lifo has
roturned to the farm.
Mrs. Bert Campboll and children
leavo for Harrison county, Mo. next
week for a few week'a visit with her
parents.
O, E. Phipponoy roturned last Fris
day from Kansas City whero he has
spent tho winter. He expects to re
move his family there soon.
W. W. Adair, for a number of years
street commissioner of Auburn has
sold bia property and leaves this week
for Dixon county whero ho has rented
a farm,
Quite a number of persons aro talk
ing of taking advantage of tbe homes
seekers excursion rates on next Tuesday
and going west to look for cheaper
land.
The business men of South Anburn
have organized a social club and fitted
up rooms over Lynch'a store where
fiom 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. they can go
and read and visit with their friends.
That the hog is the mortgage lifter
waB proven at a recent sale when a
young sow Bold for $4o. She had rais
ed two litters of pigs for ber owner,
her first litter of ten had been sold for
8175. Her last litter of nine fall pigs
would sell for 845 if placed on the
market, thus making 3200 that theoue
sow bad brought to ber owner in two
years.
Harman Ray who recently deeded all
his land to bis brotberslnslaw living in
Thayer county, and who, many thought
by this act was losing bis mind, aud
incompetent to transact business, has
finally outwitted all of the lawyers,
who were very anxious that a guard
ian be appointed to look after tbe ins
terests of bis obildren The time set
for the trial of his incompetency was
set for Tuesday at 10 a. m. and prompt
ly on time quite an array of lawyers
wero present to see that tbe "estate"
should be properly cared for, but Mr.
Ray with bis nephew Wm. Prouty bad
appeared In court balf an hour before
and Ray had asked that bis nephew,
Mr. Prouty bo appointed as his guard
Ian which was done, and the lawyers
services were not needed. Deeds bd
previously been recorded conveying all
of Mr. Ray's land to bis two children
and their uncle has been appointed as
their guardian in Thayer county. Mr.
Ray has thus disposed of his entire
property as be wanted to without tbe
assistance of lawyers.
How's this?
We offer One Hundrod Dollars Reward for
any case or Cutarrh tbat cannot be curod by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 16 years, and belle vo blm
perfectly honorable In all business transac
tlonB and financially able to carry out sny
ODiigutlons made by bis Arm.
Waiding, Kiwnan & Marvin,
Wbolesalo Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo 1b taken Internally.
aotlng directly upon the blood nnd mucous
surfaces or the system, Testimonials sent
free. Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills ror constipation
Fraud Exposed
A few counterfeiters have lately
been making and trying to sell imita
ttonaof Dr King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, and
other medicines, thereby defrauding
tho public. This is to warn you to bes
ware of such peoplo, who seek to profit
through stealing the reputation of
remedies which have been successfully
curing disease, for oyer 35 years. A
sure protection, to you, is our name on
tbe wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr.
King's, or Bucklen'a remedies, as all
ethers aro mere imitations. H. E.
Buoklen & Co., Chicago, 111,, and
Windsor, Canada.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Poisons n Food
Perhaps you don't realize tbat many
pain poisons originate In your food
but some day may feel a twingo of dys
pepsia that will convince you. Dr.
King's New Llfo Pills are guaranteed
to cure all sickness duo to poisons of
undigested food or money back, 05c
at Keellng'a drugstore. Try them.
SCHOOL NOTES
Is spring really here? The children
are anxious to have it so.
"Cun't" is the use of cooled cinders
in place of glowing coals.
"1 will toll you who aro the critics
mon who bavo failed." D'Israeli,
As tho school year nears Its close wo
aro apt to ask ourselves this question,
"Is our year's work done?"
There aro none who appreclato tbo
ploasant weather than the pupils and
teachers of the Nemaha school.
The ninth and tenth grado are taks
ing up tho study of U. S. Topograph!
cal Maps in connection with laboratory
work.
Tbe alxtb grade will certainly be able
appreclato tbe beautiful In art after
their year's Btudy of artists. They are
now working on Raphael.
Our third grade 'ask some perplexing
questions in regard to the rights of our
North American Indians, given rise to
by the reading of Pocahontas.
Better not be afraid to face the
world for you will bo donounced by
somebody no matter which way you
go. D. W. Gerald.
How true! but we should turn to tbe
world a faco indicative of honor, right
and might.
Auburn, Nebr. Feb. 28. "Old
Frank" Church Howe'a famous cam
paign horse died yesterday aged thirty
three years. This horse pulled Major
Howe through all of bis famous cam-,
paigna in this country. H. It. Howe,
present member of the legislature from
this county, during his school days
used to ride this horse from hip borne
at Howe to Nebraska City. The sire
of this horse, with four others was im
ported from England during the civil
war by an English army officer who
shot four of tho horses, but Major
Howe bought this before be met tbe
fate of bis companions, and rode It
through the war. When Major Howe
came to Nebraska be brought his old
war horse with him. After the death
of tbe major's old war horse, "Old"
Frank the one tbat died yesterday be
came Major Howes favorite horse, It
has been tbe family horse for three
generations of tbe Howe family.
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Mrs, S. A. Mcbecliie of Shubert died
suddenly Tuesday night, at the homo
of her sister, in Stella, and the next
day Mr. McGechie died. They hud res
cetitly moved oft tho farm to Shubert
and Mrs. McGechie had arranged to
open a stock of millinery in Shubert.
Sbo had been to St. Joe and bought her
stock of goods On her return she wus
taken sick and Btopped at the homo of
her sister in Stella nnd died 'there
Mr. McGechie had been in poor health
for fliimn ffmn ran nt-irlarof nvwl anffurlms
fiwvf ww J UllUUICbttUU uuiiui 'urS
from Brljjbt's dlseasp, and the shock
of his wife's death presumably hasteiJof'
ed his own death, as he died the nexTf
day. John McGechio, who has lived
in this community for several years,
was a son of Mr. McGechie by a for
mor wife.
Here and there is reported the case
of some grumbler who complains that
the rural carrier failed for a day or fwo
to deliver mail during tho recent storm
peroid. Such cases are Indeed few, but
they aro not the less obnoxious. Tbe
department has properly provided for
these contingencies carefully drawn
rules of which the following are exs
amptes:
Rural letter carriers are required to
serve their routes regularly at all seas
ona of the year and in all kinds of
weather when It can be done without
seriously imperiling their lives or ens'
dangering their conveyances or the U.
3. mall which is in their custody,
Patrons should clear away the snow
drifts, so that the carriers can drive up
to and reach boxes from their vehioles
without dismounting.
It is not a part of the carrier's duty
to break out the roads after severe
snow storms.
Rural carriers in Nebraska and else
where, went far beyond their duty or
the rules, many of tbem venturing out
when they ought not to have done an.
and actually endaunerlng theis lives
and limbs and those of their' horses.
Their is no need of this sort of thing,
and reasonable patrons, who are the
vast majority, neither desire nor exs
pectit. The grumblers .will be found
to be of that selliab and unreasonable
tribe who took good care of thei own
hides aud not to break and clear away
snow drifts for the carriers, as tbe de
partment righteously requires them to
do. These are kind of kickers who
need kicking Lincoln Star.
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