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Ddulor hi
III, I -II (ll'IOUl JMl.l IDI' IllliL'S, liml, tallow
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MOW.. II A UTY. NEIMAhKA.
BitSe..Andrews.M.D.Pti.D.
durguoix specialist,
StoHa, - .Nebraska
0,eiilioiu lor Cataract and all operation.-,
on the eje, Vcileoeele, Hernia,
timnelTuoius, eio , porl'Miiied with
..hi itiiioiol'iH'oi and u.iiuieis. I'u-
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ami uiHiii.il i ii:ni .(.'i .it
lliii in Mix, ciiiiSuh-nnn
kill ami i
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f' l.!!il, ' 'Iri "IllOliyll Mill pltliti
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WT A T-ll?l ,Cinrft-"ier?to cll Fine
0.ii pulil wkkki.y; we fnrnlHii worklnu
c.ipltiil, expel leiice, etc. You can tint, lull If
von -nil fo thoKrent MO. A IMj. nTAUK .NUH
SKUIKS. Tint jeur 1,000 iicih Nurxorh-N.
40.UUO noro- Orclinnls. Wrltn quick, RlVtiiR
tiro, reforoiicps ole Shirk Uro'H. LoulHlnnu.
Mo., or Ilockport, 111k,
Warned Salesmanj
STOCK or SKKII POTATO. LlBBHAl.HAh
Ally or CO.MUI-.sHiN AII) WEIOKI.V.
I'l'.ltMANKNi .mil I'AYINu I'OSII'IONS to
UOOilMK.N. 8PKOIAL I NDUOEMIONi'S to
IIKOrNNUHH. KX0LU8IVK TKKKITOItY
OIVKN IK DKaiUED. Wrlto at onco for
teraiH li
The Hawks rluraary Oo, iHwiaW. 7 s
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The American Protective Tariff Leagu
's a national organization advocating
" Protection to American Labor and
Industry " as explained by its constitu
tion, as follows :
"The object of th! Laafua (hall ba to proWot
American labor by a tariff on import, which (hall
adequately aeoura Amariean industrial produota
againit tha competition of foreign labor."
There are no personal or privato
profits in connection with the organiza
tion and it is sustained by memberships,
contributions and the distribution of its
publications.
FIR3T: Correspondence le eoliolted regardlnr
" Memberelilp" and "Offioial Correipondente.'
SECON D: We need and weloome oontributione,
whether email or large, to our oauee,
THIRD: We publiih a large line of doeumenta
' ig all phatei of the Tariff queition. Com-
.e set will be mailed to any addreti for 80 cents.
FOURTH: Send postal card request for tri
eample copy of the "Amerioan Economist."
Address Wilbur F. Wakeman, General Bscrstaru,
136 West 23d Street. New Yerk.
WANTED.
A AT A TV? To null Cnniullnn Grown Fuilt
I Cnniul
Horry
i t n '.Trnwii.
Plants. Hoses
HliruObery, Heed Polatorn, etc.. for the largest
gnuvotttor niitn grade at 001c. tfovon iiunurtu
auren, hardy profitable varieties that micceed
In the coldest, climates. No experience re
quired and fair trontinent guaranteed. Any
one not earning 850,00 per month and uxpon
M'SHliould write us at once for particulars,
Liberal Commissions paid part time men,
Apply now and got choice of territory.
I.UKK BIIOTHERS COMPANY,
Rtoclc rcxctiango llulkllng, Chicago, 111.
LB r.llPfS WH.lHr AIL USE FA LS.
tSt Best Cough Syrup. Taatea Uood. Use I
liJ in IIIDQ. BOIQ DT cmiKKisis.
Kre1JlrWgiaiMMfH
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Local News.
See our eltlhbi..g nffcis
Old papers lor site nt this oll'ce,
Mclniiich lie-ins lo advertise :iiiin .
Tlie miction si oil' moved lo Johnson
Thursday.
Miss Motile Touileh.t.. i.r
visiting Nemaha ft lends.
Seymour Howe paid a business visit
to lliu county seal Wednesday.
.is O'Mitry, of Mella, is visit it g her
frimd MI s Bessie liny 'his wok
! New spring minds are arriving at A.
H. tiilinore oi irons, Aubtiin, Null.
Miss" Sarah Carter, of Iowa vi.ited
her cousin, John F.trson, last wi ok.
If you want a Bottctick pattern send
to A. II. (iilmore & Sons, Auluitn.
linhert Ciaiy ami wile, of Loudon
cuii .ii.ialii lio.ud I pii'cihct, vihlled Nemaha ti lends auu
.ei .it prices h-s !
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All.-iS .l.ll' MltlK w mi io e IIOIIlll
Thiustl.ii, to v 1 1 1 1 liicids Mil' a coupf
i.'f ilajs.
ttev. C H . (hlmore r.nd .1 . It Mad
dox drove out to Auburn 'I hni.sdii
ninht, to attend the ieviv.il uiee'.iu
Miss I'Moience Miuick came down
from Fern Wednesdii) mciiIhk, lo ah
sist in the postolliuu and vbit lileuih
tor a lew days.
Mr. and Mis. II. A. N'lietdilotijdrov.'
up Iroin up Shubert Minday morning.
Henry .returned Monday .and Mrs
Wlieelatui 1 uesdav
A. C. Chambers, living on the I. N
Coope. farm south of town, will h.ivi
n public sale Wednes-day of next week.
He contemplates going lo Oregon n
the near future.' " - ' "
Toe Donald, whose pension was cm
off some time ago hy the celebrated
and groatly beloved Hoke Smith, loo
had his pension restored. He receive
SS per month and 521(5 hack pension.
I.N. Cooper, who went to Omaha
last week, as vepreentative lo tin
G. A. It. jneampment trout the Nema
ha post, toturned Iioiiih Friday afier
noon. I le reports having a line time,
William Hums colel rated the 7811
annual anniversary of his birth on the
4th day of this month. With the ex
reption of Thompson Paxton, Mr
Burns Is the oldest resident cf Ne
inalia.
Grading is now being done for the'
B. ifc M. switch at F. E. Allen's farm
about half way between Nemaha and
Auburn. Mr. Allen donated the land
for the switch and the farmers in thai
vicinity ate doing the grading.
The Ladie Aid Boclety of the M.E.
church will give a Washington's Hitth
day nipper ut the Minick hull Saturday
niaht of this week. Price of supper,
15 centB for adults and 10 cents for
children. Everybody is invited.
It ie now said that recent earth
quake! have shoved this section of the
country 0110 thousand miles farther
south, so far as climate is concerned.
This ia said to be the cause of tho re
markably mild winter we have hud.
Whan wo got about half tho papers
printed last Friday the press broke
down, and as we could not get the
break repaired until Saturday after
noon, many of our subscribers had
to wait until this week for their paper.
Itev. E. S. Chamberlain writes us to
announce that he will preach at Net
rauha next Sunday morning and even
ing, the Lerd willing. He closed the
Nebraska City meetings Sunday night,
and is engaged in a meeting at Nohaw
ka, Cass county. There weio forty
tdditions to the church nt tho Nebras
ka City meeting.
W. M. Kent, of Auburn, was in
town a short tllno Monday. Mr Kent
fa ii tneinlier of the Soldier's Belief
Commission of Nemnha county, and
was here looking ht'tet wmm of the
comrades that heed relief . Uu went
from iiere to Itrownvitie.
A b iv was bom to Mr. and Mrs
Bins I.e-dey WedtiHidav, but. Ihejdiabo
on'.y I'.vmI twenty-lour hour. The
Lincoln, is fuiu'itil setvlcea were held at tha resi
dence Friday loienoon, by llev. .0. II.
Uilmoio. The bereaved ones have our
y tipiithy in their ufllletiou.
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.1. tl. Littiell u'as arrested while In
Aubtiin Tliiirsday."olnirged with hav
ing a revolver dnnug Hie iiimmiH on
inn Htteets one ihtythi.it week. .l"H
ulenil imiIIiv. and was Ibiud $? and
uobtH Ift'veiy one guilty of biicIi ,
actijis :ts pi oin pi ly anested there
would ie Itss tioiihle, and many times
serious dilliculty would he avouled.
All should be sei ve"d alike.
Hav. J. W. Ktiuiuiil.ol Leaven wot th,
Ktturiiiri, was In lovn list, week, helling
church matches. Two or three years
1140 the Lutheran oigaoi.atiun at
Leavenworth built n c-i.,"UO chinch,
going in de l lor the whole amount,
and Itev.Kiuiiuel, the patur, is pil
ing nil the debt by selling matches
The Ural ones sold here wete of a poor
quality but this lius'becii coir cled and
ihey are now all right.
When the hoxsuol hoino from An
burn Thursday, after the trial of Tay
lor and cn.imploii, they loimed In pro
e-ion at the de(.ot, headed by a
darkey -wliha guitar and hatmonica
nomirched in triumphal proeess'o
up the middle ot the street to the drug
-tni e. I'hiit night tha darkey gave an
x'lUd' ion at the ding store that was
.ul to be tit Ht ciiisi bj those who saw
it. lie is .1 Hue musician, nciolM,,
la-.a Hitler, and in fact is a whole show
',y(ljiuielf diiA.
A lot of the Wiirthless dogs in Ku
1 11 tlin almost caused a serious ambient
Tiied iy, As Mrs EMelta Furvis wiib
diiviiig along the stieets lour or the
worthies-, cuts inn after the buggj
and frightened the hoises by their
haiking. Tl ey htarted to run and in
..oiiiit over the culvert south of II. A.
Kyle's tesidence Mrs. Purvis was al
most thrown otft. In turning the cor-n.M-by
Mis. (Mother's home the buggy
came near being upset. FottMiiateh
the dogs stopped bete, and the horses
ere soon checked up without any
d nimue being done. The next day a
log jumped at a lady us she was going
long the mreet past a tesidence, tear
nig her dress and frightening bar very
much. It would bo a good idea if a
big majority of the dogs in town were
killed.
it. M. Glllan and Jerry Marlutt are
the only authorized agents for Nemaha
county for the sale of stock in the
Southeastern Nebraska Building and
Loan association.
J. M. BuitKEss, Manager.
Notice.
All persons who are indebted to the
firm of Titus & Williams are requested
to call and settle their accounts at
once, either by cash or bote, as there
will be a change in the business inside
of 0 days. Titus & Williams.
WANTED.
All the old gold and silver watch
ciBos, ringB, etc., in tho country -for
which we will pay the highest market
price, S, II. Avey & Co,
Corner store, Auburn, Neb.
Opposite First National Bank.
W.W. Sanders. Notary Public. Pen
sions papers of all kinds made out acs
curately. Legal documents drawn up
All business given prompt and careful
attention.
We huve for sale a good 100 acre
farm near Nemaha City, well improv
ed, good house, barn, etc., largo orcli
nrd, farm all fenced, which will be Bold
for 8135 per acre . If you want a bar
gain call quick.
On Valentine's Day Mrs. J. II. LIU I
troll received several of the cheap and
so culled coroln valentines. Tliey wete
wry objectionable to her, ami sin; liad '
her suspicions as to who petit litem,
mid claims alio has good proofs, M slie
wont to Auburn hist jnturdav and '
swore out n wurrcnt for the nil est of
Minor II. Taylor and Uobert Sampson.
Taylor and Sampson went out to Ail-
burn Monday and surrendered. The
trial was set for Thursday, and a num
ber of our eill.etH summoned as wlt-
nesses, hut on rimrsday the trial was
..ai.. .......i r.. . 1. 1... u .!.... .....i it i
i'i,3iiuiicu mi iiiiiij iiiijro nun u in
likely I his is the last of It. as it is not
thought auylhlng can bo done The
whole nlLilr wm very foolish from
beginning to end, and it surprises
everv ono that our conntv nt'orney
aho,,U! P.v "iy attention to the com
plaint. The valentines were the com
mon printed ones, tuich as are kept for
sale at all place handling such things,
and it is vprv seldom that any one
take offense at receiving them. Of
course- whoever sent them to Mrs.
Littrell was acting in a wrong spirit,
if they knw the war din fell about
such matter, but it onlv mako3. things
worse to carry it into court.
Itev. C. 11. Gllrnore. pastor of tho
M. E chuieh. Is proving so popular a
preacher that the seating capacity of
the church H not enough to accommo
date the people who attend. During
the recent pint meted meeting over
(lftv chalis were borrowed, and then
many niglus 11 great many hud to
stand. It is now proposed to buy a
number of chairs t ue in the church.
PIIE'MOT WONDERFUL PILL.
They relieve where all others fail.
Thov are called- Hegg's Little Giants,
ami ate rfahtlv named, llememberthe
name and call for them at the best
stote in town. Taylor keep them.
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OLD.GOLDajVJIYE ...
WANTED.
Take all vour old gold and silver of
every description toS. tl. Avey & Co.,
of Auburn, who will buy it and pay
you full value,
Chamboriuiu'j Eye and Skin Olntmonu
Is a ceitain cure for Chronic Soro Eyen,
Granulated Eye Lids. Sore Nipples, Piles,
Ewemn, Tetter, .Salt itiicum and Scald Ilcnd,
2." cents per box. For pale by druggists.
TO HORSEOWNERS.
For flitting n horse in a fine healthy con-
Jition try Dr. Cudy's Condition Powders.
rhev tone up the system, nid digestion, cure
of appetite, relievo constipation, correct
ey disorders and destroy worms, giving
'' to an old f 'overworked horse. 26
' iino'-nc vor sile liy drujrgisUi.
sJI T
IBTliTTIE
Overcoats arid Underwear
In fact, all our heavy winter goods
go at nearly one-half our original
price. You can't afford to miss
this Grand Opportunity, so come
to the Blue Front. You will find
prices that will astonish you.
Remember, we don't take a back
sea for any one in quality'or price.
J. W. CRANMER & CO.,
Blue Front, Auburn, Nebraska
Dtrco.At Ills lesidenco, about six,
miles southwest or Neinnbu.f Sunday
morula,, Fobruary lOtli. .Ilitl, Mr,
Nutlmn Smith, ngod 31 year . Mr.
Smith was sick only a short time, with
typhoid pneumonia fever. Ho leaves
a wife and one son to mourn the loss
oi a toying iiusuanu aim imaer.
The deceased wns born inSeptem
ber, I808 II came to Neiualm county
in lSd.'n with his father. ,). K? Smith,
and has made his home here overy
since. In' 1871) he married a daughter
of Levi Johnson, who survives him.
The funeral services, were held at
the M. E. church at Nomalia on Mon
day, at 12:30, the services being con
ducted by Uev. C. II. Gllmoro.$ The
chinch would not hold nil the friends
whocaine to pay tho last tribute of
respect to their uolghbor. ; Nat
Smith, w ho was always called, -was
res pec ted and liked by all bis ac
(lti'iintntices. The loved ones 'have
the smpatby of all tho community,
in their bereavement.
The county ccmtntsMoners have been
wrestling with tlte question of loaning
the county funds again this week. A
low veeks ago the county treasurer
advertised for bids for tho funds. Tho
Peru bank offored five per cent for
$1,000 to 40.000. The Carson National
and First National bunks of Auburn,
and tho banks at Johnson, Brock and
Julian put in bids of three per cent for
virions sums. Tho treasurer refused
to suhmit the thre.o per cent bids to
the commissioners, and tho Peru bank
was awarded the amount asked for.
Since that time tho remainder of the
funds, amounting, wo are informed, to
about 640,000, has, been drawing tin In
terest. Tho commissioners honrd nr.
guiiienta Thursday ftym G.W. Cornell,,
attorney for the treasurer, and Church1
Howe, attorney for tho banks. 'Iho
argument became so hea'ed that the
s icriff had to step between the dispute
unit and cotnuiund; peace.- -TJhecom
rnissioners took tho matter tinder ad
visement. n ie
Take the wagonette when in Auburn
for any part of the city. Easy riding.
Quick time. All trains met. John
McElhanev. proprietor
Wh have a customer for a good farm
of ,1 1'20 to 1(50 acres Mint op at a
lonsnnnble prico If you want to soil
call and see us.
We have mndo arrangements whores
by wo can send The AdvkktihkU and
he Inter Ocean both one year for only
$1 GO cash in advance.
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