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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1906)
Sco Ihoso burnt loathor slipper souvenir po.l curds, oiar casos, M., ni, tho poslollico book store. VVillio Yates is now clerking in J II. Vanderslice's store, Frank Ay nes, who has be'on there for several months, has resigned that position as he desires to do some visiting. .!. W. Taylor of Auburn has been suffering some time from stomach trouble. Recently ho went to tho sanitarium at Lin coln and stayed six weeks, without much bandit. Last week a specialist was down from Omaha and after a thorough ex amination said Mr. Taylor had some growth in his stomach, and that it was very doubtful if ho would survive an operation, and that ho would live but a short time without an operation. Monday Mr. Taylor, accom panied by his son, Dr, Guy Tay lor, wont to Omaha to the hos pital. A card rccoived by h L. Woodward from Dr. Guy Taylor says Dr. Jonas tapped his father Tuesday, drawing out a largo amount of fluid, and finding no growth in the abdominal cavity. He says the case -is one for med ical troatmont, and tho prospects for recovery appear vory en couraging. His many friends here hope tho last view is correct. One of our merchants was recently saying that people have boon known to go from this vicinity to Auburn and buy goods kept by him, paying the same price- and somotimos mdrc, because the Auburn merchants got out big advertisements, ouotiiiir prices and indicating that these prices are very low, Avhon in fact ,thoy aro no lower and some timos actually higher than tho regular prices of the aforesaid Nomaha merchant. And yet this merchant says he doosn't boliovo it docs any good to advertise and therefore does n't uso any printer's ink in lot ting people know what ho has got and tho low pricqs ho is soiling for. Prospective .buyers read advertisements and usually go whoro inducements aro otter ed. If merchants .will not let Doonlo know anything about their low prices thoy should0 not complain if thoy trade with those morchants who oonovo in publicity. Married At the home of Dan iel Bennett, Sunday evening, Dec. 2, 1906, Mr. Carl S. Bennett and Miss Frances M. Pavelka, both of Nemaha, Nebr. Rev. G. W. Avers pronounced the brief ceremony that made them husband and wife, in the pres ence of the groom's parents and a few relatives and intimate friends. Immediately after the congratulations of those present a fine supper was served The groor 0 an energetic inning man who was born here and lived in this vicinity in his youth, moving to Iowa a, few years ago. His bride came here with the family of her betrothed a few weeks, ago, from Belle Plaine, Iowa. She is a worthy helpmate for her chosen com panion. The young couple received a number of handsome and useful presents of silverware, china, linen, etc. They will make their home this winter with the groom's parents. May richest blessingslbe their portion throughout a long and useful married life. . Best photos in southeuatoru. Nebr at Criloy'a. So, Aubunit u ' ' All parties owing nie are re quested to call and settle their accounts before Jan 1, as I need the money. W, II, Haukkr. Wednesday was like a spring day until about the middle of the afternoon, when it turned colder and since then we have had some winter weather, Some mistakes were made in our article last week on the organization of the Farmers and Merchants Mutual Telephone Co. The Boll company charges only $2.25 instead of $2.f0 per year for uso of instruments, and the local company gets 1.0 per cent of toll rates collected on long distance phonos. Program for Christian Kndeavor Sunday evening. Dec. I), 11)00. Topic: "Christ's Life LcBHon from the seven words from the cros. "This Is the King of tl'ie .lews." Luke -2il !il .10; Mailt 16 3-1. Song fHid I'rayer Honoring a mother, Prov 2.'J 22 25 Win. Smiley. Our great high priest. Hub 2 11 18 Hello Marker. Paul's finished life, 2 Tim 4 1 8 Hollo I)nH8ler. Forgiving enemies, Mark 11 20-20 Grace Peabody Save to the uttermost, Hob 7 22 28 Pearl Huron. ' Into thy hands, Pa :M 1 S Otace Peabody. Talk on lesson. .1.1. Dressier. Talk on lesson, Hro. Sapp. Alums Puaiiody, Leader. OBITUARY " In tho demise Noy. 20, 1000,. of Mtb D M. Colerick, our surroifnding county loses one of her most beloved women Mrs. Colerick was born in Montgom ery county, Indiana, Deo 12, 185)2 She was married to William Colerick in tilt) year 1S-I8. Mr. and Mrs. Color ick moved, to Harrison county, Iowa, in 1857 and lived oriu year, then going to llloburclaon county, Nebr., and living thoro until 180!l. Thoy then moved back to Harrison e'ounty, l )wa, and lived until 1880, coining to Nemaha in 18S1 and living until Cod called her homo. Mr. Colerick preceded his wife to the beyond 5 years ago. To this happy union 12 children were given. Six have passed over and were waiting on tho other side, 4 boyn nod 2 girls to greot their mother. Mrs Colerick was a faithful wife and de voted mother. , Self srorillcing to a fault, those in, distress wore teiiderly cured for by hor loving hands, as she has shown to the world in tho bringing up of her littlo motherless grand chlls dreu. She was a strong minded chris tian woman, a member of tho M. E church since ISIS The pleasures of this life have been withheld from her for thu pastil years, being a confirmed invalid for that length of timo. While sho Buffered intonsely shVwas always' cheerful ami had a pleasant word for everyone. People wore bettor for having known her, it wnfa an honor to claim hor as your friend. Sho is, not dead but only sleeping, and as her tired hands are folded for eternal rest, we sympathize with tho six sons who are left to miss the lovu and caro of such a mother. Following tho serv? at tho church which w-., uoId by Hov (J. W. Ayers( ,-.o choir sweetly sang "Nearer my Cod to Thee" and tho earthly part of this noblb woman was lowered in a grave lined witn llowora, at Prairie Union comotory;, to await tho resur roction. Calm on tho bosom of thy God, Dear spirit, rest theo now, E'en whllo on earth thy footsteps trod, His Boal wns on thy brow, CARD' OF THANKS Wo wish to return our most sincere thanks to tho many friends who so kindly administered during the illness and death of our beloved mother. John S. Colkuiok, AlaUKT FCOLKHIOIC, William II. Colkuiok, Lincoln .7. Colkuiok, Scott L. Colkuiok, Chaulks B. Colkuiok. Wo will send The Advertiser and Tho Nebraska Farmer both one year for only $1.05. Tho Farmer is one of he best farming pnpers published. Leave your subscription atthis ollico, John Uitchoy was on llio aids Hat Thursday. Our merchants liavo a good line of Christmas goods. See them before buying. II. E. Williams ia buildup a neat littlo cottage on Ilia renldonce loM eaat of tholivory stable, for hi mother to occupy. bhubert Citizen Clyde Hill left lor Omaha on Sun day, where lit! expects to enter school. uyuo is a square boy, and we shall be glad to hear of him making good in his laudable ambition Sbubort Citizen. Chas. Scott or Mason City, Nebr , a foriMur resident of old Scott City, Mo., was in Nemaha Thursday visiting with John and lid White, Pete Kerker and other old friends. His futher is buried in tho Nemaha cemetery. Prof. Michael. on, the mining expert from Omaha who has recently made a thorough examination of tho mine owii(.'d by tho Auburu Gold Mining Co . says that in all his experience tin a metallurgist ho has never found a prospect so promising as that one. Ho is so well pleased' with It that ho has n vested $2 000 -'in nook and donates his services as engineer fiee of charge. "You needn't worry about this being a severe winter, for it won't" said a farmer this morning. "How do 1 know? Why, 1 can tell by tho gophers" ho continued. " The gop'iers have their winter holes only about a foot beneath the surface of tho ground, and it tho winter was to bo very cold, they would burrow a good deal deeper than that. Tho hair on cattle isn't very long, either, and. that's another good sigh When a bud winter is com ing, tho cattle's hair grows vory thick and long, for protection.''-Neb. City News. Reprint, News-Herald : " There is at lease one effectual, safe, and reliable Cough Cure--Dr. Shoop's that we regard as suitable, oven for tho young est child. For years, Dr Sboop bitter', ly opposed the use of opiates or, nar cotics in medicine, offering 10 per drop to any one finding opium, chloroform or any other poisonous or narcotic ingredient in Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. And tho challenge ta as yet unan swered Here is one manufactuiing physician, who tvel coined with mjueh satisfaction, the new Government Pure Food and Drug Law. Tho public can now protect itself at all times, by insisting on having Dr. Shoop's when a cough remedy is needed " Sold by all dealers. Arthur Walsh, of thin city, recently received a "Republican Ticket" which was used in tho recent election in New Mexico, which will bo of interest to many of tho0 older settlers bf tho county for Pio, reason that it contains a name that is historical in the early annals of tho state. Tho ticket comes from San Miguel county. One of the. principal questions voted on wa,B 'Shall Arizona and Nov, Mexico be united to form one statoc?" On tho ballot, asa delegaoto for tho constitutional convention, is the name of William R. Tipton, a former Rrown villi) boy, and son of Senator Tipton. On thu ticket with him were Roman Gnllegos, Isidore) V. Gallogos, Mir lllillll I .' i-.ii i n iiu.i 'tiiiu, Among oiner spaniBii names are noticed thouo of O. A. Larrazdla, Roqul Ilerrera, Filenftin Sanchez, Benigo Martinez, Autauacio lioylml, and other cognomens of proud hidalgos. Tho many friends of Air. Tipton in this county will bo glad to learn of his success and growing 'prominence in the afjfairs of Now Mexico. Auburn Re publican. .If "taken at, the sneeze stage" Pros ventics u toothsome candy tablet will surely and quickly check an ap preaching cold or Lagrippo When you first catch cold or feel it coming ontake- Dr Shopp's PrnvoiHics. and tho prompt effect will certainly surprise and pleaBo you. Preventics surely supply tho proverbial "ounce of pros vontion." Sold in 5 cent and 25 cent boxos by all dealers, Now Curo for Epilopsy J. 11. Watorman, of Wutortown, O., rural free dolivory, writosMy daugh ter, alllictod for years with epilopsy, was cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills. She has not had an attack for over two years." Best body cleansers and lifo giving tonic pills on earth. 25c at Hill Bros drug store. At a mooting of the Auburn cornet merclal club Tuesday night of last' week tho president, li. II. Dort, vvhoi was a delegate to the Tr.ina-Mlssissippi ComniHrclal Congress recently held at Kansas City, mudo a lengthy report. Much ol tho disensaion in tho fongresa was In regard to utilizing the Missouri river as a means for cheap transport tatlon. In its report ol tho meeting the Republican says: "President Dort said that it is the duty of tho Auburn Commercial Club to work for the interests of every part of Nemaha county and for every town within its confines, for the success, growth and prosperity of every eoin munity and individual ia all lor the public good. Along this Jine it was suggested that our congressman be notified by lesolution of the club that it is tho wish of the people of the city and county that Mr. Pollard do all in his power to promote tho bills that may come up in congress for tho betterment of tho Missouri river as a highway of commerce. "iMany"of tho members of tho club expressed tho opinion that the day is not far distant when Aspinwalt, Hrownvi e. Nemaha and iWn will become great shinnim; centers when they will achieve large prestige ay will achieve large prestige as business points as a lesult of cheap transportation." Hero aro a couplo of simple recipes which an exchange guarantees to be excellent for cleaning- fabrics without injury to their texture or color. Grate two raw potatoes in a bowl of clear cold water. Now sUain through a sieve, allowing the liquid to fall into another bowl containing another pint of cold water. When it settles, pour oil' the water into a bottle and keep for future use. Dip a sponge into the potato water and rub tho soiled gars ment carefully, after which it may be ,washud in clear watr. A.inHwr equally good for restoring and cleaning ivory and bono knife or folk handles when they become tarnished, is to dip half a lemon in salt and rub on them. Wash off immediately in warm water and the handles will look as white'as when new Catarrh of the nose and throat should lead you to at least ask for a free trial box of Dr Shoop's Catarrh re. Nothing so surely proves merit h real, actual test-and Dr Shoop, to prove this, earnestly desires that we let you make that test This creamy sn-.w white healing balm soothes the throat and nostrils and quickly purifies a foul or feverish bieath." Call and investigate. AI1 doaleis. J)n Bourne lits glasses, So. Auburn KAPP & S0iF I'rojiriutoreof the uinMti O. IT I r. j LSiVdfC6 PBfifrMafHfl H2SIAILA NEBR, Gcod Dray in connection withSLivery " Satisfaction guaranteed, TIME TABLE xcur, I-iinooln muh'i Ohicituo !r?t. . JN(.h IvaiiHiiH City Donvor 3 Loluiia I.lutto Salt I,nlce City Portland fet. XjOlliH and all mi i. , PointH jCt nd And 11 Poinl fi?oulh AVost , TUAINS LEAVK AS FOLLOWS: HoMregu mid all points wSSt!": U:0J a m No.OS-PnsHotJBor, dnlly except Snn dny, lor Nebraska Oily, (ill lea eo and a t p uotth n&K'l.oOp m No, Ill-Local inilKht, ,inly oxcent 1 mlffii IZ ' 1 tor- No. Jl'2-Local lioluht. (hiiu- v7 ..,.,. i.iiiijiin,( 0:15 p .Monilay lor Nebraska Olfy ni id into mediate stations ..' ' 1 : fOam BANK OF! EI.MKII NEMAHA Nemaha, Nebr. Ilnnovei Nat'i, Now York First NatM, Auburn. Nobr. Capital, $5,000 v.wm lu mo Burlington Route DECEMSER BUXX3E IN To California Daily reduced ra'o tourist tickets good all winter includ ing all coast attractions; through Standard and Tourist sleepers. Holiday Special Hates Hound trip rates, Dec 20 to 2fth inc., and Dec. ;() to Jan. 1st, inc., good returning until Jan. 7th. Pare and one-third. To Havana, Cuba One fare, round trip, Dec. IS to 20th. limit Jan 9th. To the South Daily low excursion lates to Florida nnu recorts in tho Southwest and along tho Gulf. Home seekers tales Hint and third Tuesdays to the Southwest. Personally Conducted Excursion to Florida Leaving Lincoln and! Omaha Wednesday, January 0th, 11)01. Through tlcepera to Jacksonville. , Write for itinerary. Ilomeseekers Excursions West Re- duced one-way and round trip rates frequently each month to Westefn Nebraska, Kansas. Eastern Colorado, and Deuver; the North Platte , 'Valley and Jiig Horn Basin. Free Folders Write or call for ! Elders on irrigation, dry land farming, I D,,iry D,8l,lot' aml J' ree Ki,,kl,i(i tolder. Personally conducted exenr. sions twice a mouth lor Kinkaid lands east of Alliance C. V. Glenn. Agent C. II. cS: Q. lty. Wakiclky, Omaha. A car load of Aurora Flour Bran, Shorts, Ground Wheat, Cracked Corn, . Corn Meal, Etc., Just received by Farmers aro mv.ted to call and get- Special Prices 1 i I 01 SBICS Eve'ry sack of Hour guaranteed. PETER KERKEIi: Dealer in IMZIHj.A.TS Highest market pi ico paid for Ilfdos, f.niwl lM 1 .-.(.lit, AtHIUW. C. I. JiAKKKK Prompt and careful attention gjven to all work. Your patronage, 'is solicited. DR. a. M. ANDREWS Medical and Surgical Diseases of Women Stella ! It. W. G. P. A., 'Floy rend Feed MmHHHWn WM. CAMPBELL, Pro, V, ,, ALLKJT. v..,.. IJ. ALLIEN, Cnehlor KltANK TITL'S.-Asb't CflBh DEPOJS1TQIIY.BAUKS Omaha Nat'i ieb. City Nat'i J.!LT.?V.ry fllcillty for "amllinguccounts j u uem.anu give our personal atten inieresta of our deposit tors.