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VOLUME XL
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1896.
NUMBER 46
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In tlmo. Sold by dnipalsts.
TU. W. W. KEELING,
NEMA.IIA OlTV, NHBUA.K.V.
Ofllco Qrat door south of Park hotel.
"W. W. SANDERS,
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Nemaha City, Neb.
Notary
Local News.
Lets of tain.
Old papers for sale at this office,
Dr. James Kay paid Auburn a visit
Wednesday.
Lew Davenport
bort Tuesday.
was up from Shu-
Kerker & Hoover,
Dealer Iti
illfiliost prices paldfor hides, lard, tailow
gAtno, etc
NEMAHA. CITY, NEBRASKA.
NEM&HAB&RBERzSHQP
H. A. Thompson, Pro.
Shaving,
Hulr Dressing,
Sliampoonlnc.
Jtazor Jtonelne.
Special attention paid to Ladles and Children.
Agent for Nebraska City Steam Laundry.
Minor Taylor lias had a new awning
put up in front of his drug store,
Charley Scovill in how assisting
Stove Cooper in the livery stable.
Henry Williams went to Fairfax,
Mo., Monday, roturning Tuesday.
A. R. McCandless, jr., shipped two
cars of cattle to Kansas City Tuesday.
Stephen Gilbert went to Nebraska
Monday afternoon, returning the next
forenoon.
Mrs V. P. Peabody wont to Filly
Friday morning, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. C. H.Kindig.
B.BeliAndrews.M.D.Ph.D,
Surgeon Specialist,
Stella, - Nebraska
Operations for Cataract aud all opera
tions on the eye, Vericocole, Hernia,
Hemorrhoids, etc., performed with,
out chloroform and painless. Pa
tients from abroad can obtain board
and hospital facilities at prices less
than in a city, considering skill and
sanitary surroundings. ' Parties
seeking relief through surgical
means will do well to confer with
Dr. Andrews.
Hon Bon Sampson
Representing
Cooper
the rustling
Liveryman
of Nemaha.
Leave your orders
lor a team, illicit or
dray, and
We do TnE Rest.
Our Hack race's all
trains
County Superintendent M. II. Car
man was in town last Monday, end
paid our schools a visit.
Remember the- meeting at the hall
Saturday afternoon, to make arrange
ments for memorial day. ,
We are advised that Mrs. Kate
Tann was grantod a divorce at a recent
terra of court at Clinton, Mo., and her
maiden name of Knto D. McPhorson
was restored.
William Burg, of Kansas City, ar
rived in Nemaha a few days ago, on a
visit to his grandmother, Mrs. Rachel
Weddol. Ho will probably remain in
Nemaha this summer.
ADemorest medal contest will bo
given at tlio Mt Pleasant Cumberland
Presbyterian church, threo miles north
west of Nemaha, Saturday night of
this week. Admission 25 cents.
Rev. C. II. Gil morn, Mrs. M. A,
Woodward, Mrs. Fannie Yackly, Miss
Minnie May and Miss bessie Kay
went to Peru Thursday, to attend tho
lecturo given by Dr. Robt. Mclntyro.
Mr. and Mrs. A. U. McCandless
Master Gilbert McCandless and Miss
Greta McCandless drove up from their
Aspinwall precinct homo last Sunday,
and visited Grandpa aid Grandma
Gilbert for a few hours.
Agent Duff reports that tho rain fall
fiom Tuesday at 5 p.m. till Friday
morning was 2:73 inches
A good camp of tho Modern Wood,
men of Amorica was organized at
lirownville a few days ago.
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Miss Elinor Galbraith, who has been
at Lincoln for nevoral montha.returned
to Nemaha Monday evening.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ivenpthorne were
Auburn Saturday. Mrs. K. went
attend the teacher's association.
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NUKSKllY
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PERMANENT and PAYINU POSITIONS to
GOOD MEN. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to
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GIVEN IE DESIRED. Write ut onco for
terms to
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A "rVT A "NTt To 8otl Canadian Grown Fruit
jfl, ivm, t-. jgju-prpos. Horry IMantH, Roses
Bimiouury, heed Potatoes, etc., for the Invest
growers of hluh tirade stock. Heven hundrrtl
acres, hardy prntltahlo varieties that succeed
In the cold.-st climates. No njcpnrlcuco re
quired and fair treatment (inaranteed. Any
one noteainlr.K 850,00 per month ami sxpen
sen should write us at onco for parllcnlarH.
Liberal Commissions paid part tlmo men.
Apply now and s;ut choice of territory.
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Stock Exchange Hulldlni;, Chicago, HI.
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FOR SALE -CHEAP. A No. 8
Garland range, almost as good as new.
Inquire at Iiie Advertiser ofllco.
I have for sale, for cash only, about
200 bushels of fine German millet seed
at 50 cents per bushel. J. II. Skid,
A certain man living in tho eastern
part of town was caught milking one
of the editor'd cows e.irly one morning
this week.
Little Carlle Kroll, tho baby elocu
tionist, assisted by her sister Laura,
will give an entertainment at Nemaha
in the near future The entertainment
given hero some time ago was first
class, and we hopo they will be greeted
by a full house on their next appearance.
Tliero was a very hard wind Tues
day evening, and while no serious dam
ago was done in this vicinity, so far as
we have hoard, a number of fruit and
shado trees were blown over, limbs
broken off, oto. Mrs. Thoo. Hill's
door yard was covered with broken
limbs fioin the largo cottonwood trees,
aud the well curb was knockod over by
one of the flying limbs. Undo Wm.
Rums bad a largo cherry treo blown
over.
Geo. S.McGrew, a prominent farmer
of London procinot, died Friday, May
8th, at 4:30 p. in. Mr. McGrow had
been in poor health for some time, but
it was not thought death was so near.
His death was caused by diabetes. Tho
deceased haatakona prominent part in
all questions concerning tho welfare of
tho country. Ho was well iuformed.and
has a wide acquaintance, being an old
Bottler in the county. II is friends will
greatly miss him. Ho leaves a wifo and
several children. Tho funeral services
wer9 held at their icaidenco Sunday
afternoon.
The body of a dead man was seen
floating down the Missouri river a few
days ago. Tho man had evidently
been drowned while in bathing, as ho
had no clothes on. The parties seeing
him had no boat of any kind, so no
effort was made to bring tho body to
shoie.
IT. A. Kyle, tho veterinary, has been
doing some work in the vicinity of
Stella, Shubert aud Barada during the
padt ten days.
Mrs. Mollis Hubbard, of St. Joe, is
visiting her mother, Mis. Rachel Wed
del. She expects to return home the
first of next week.
Jim Miller lias leased tho hotel at
Brownville, aud moved up there Mon
day, to take possession. Jim will
make a good landlord.
It. G. Emery, tho painter and paper
hanger, is able to be at work part of
the time again, after a sickness of some
time with kidney disease.
Arrangements are being mado for
the graduating exorcises of the
Nemaha schools, to be held in two
weeks at the opera house.
Mr. and Mrs.Wro.Rossell, of Brown
V llo, and Mrs. E. W. Thomas, of Falls
City, wore tho guests of W.W.Saunders
and family a few hours Sunday.
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The' many friends of Mrs. Moses
Ranks are pleased to learn that she is
much better, aud unless something se
rious intervenes sho will recover.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
The Ladles' Aid Society of tho M. E
churcli will give a strawberry and ice
cream festival at the Minick hail on
Saturday of next week, May 10th. All
members of the churcn are requested
to assist. Proceeds to apply on pas
tor's salary. Everybody invited.
Some unknown parties went into
Herbert Weather field's field a few
nights ago and relieved his lister of a
three horao evener. Herbert oamo to
town the next day and had a new one
made, and says if tho fellow who took
the first one will come around ho will
trade with him, as ho likes to be ac
commodating. The Nemaha school board hold a
meoting at 'Lm: Advertiser oillci
Monday night for the purposo of en
gaging teacheis for the next Bchool
year, and the transaction of other
business. The applications of a num-
her of teachers were read. Miss May
Brooks was selected as the teacher for
the primary department, at $40 per
month. Prof. J.II.Veeder waa the
choice of the board for principal, pro-,
vlded ho would teach for $50 per
month, tho amount that has been paid
during tho past year. Prof. Veedor
was written to, to that effect, but re
plied that he would not take tho tchool
at that price. Another meoting will
be held next Monday night, to decide
on tho principal.
WANTED. A second hand buggy.
Must be in good condition and cheap.
Apply to J.W. Pioklks, Photographer,
South Auburn, Neb.
A. II.Gilmore& Sons, at Auburn,
carry a largo lino of latest style dress
goods at lowest prices. See them.
A QUILTING SOCIAL.
Just thirty ladies aud children
availed themselves tho invitation ex
tended by Mrs.Dora.Koiser, Wednesday
of last week, to be her guests for that
day, and also assist her in quilting, and
tacking rarpot rags. The day being
very pleasant, tho ladles assembled
quite oarly.and worked and talked very
diligently until 12 o'clock, when the
hungry quiltors responded to an invi..
tution to go te the dining room, where
was spread a bountiful repast.
After enjoying themselves until
about live o'clock the guests departed
and they all voted Mrs Keistoroneof
tho moat excellent eutortainers.
Among those present wero Mrs Alice
Seld, Mrs. Will Weld, 3ra. Jno. Lam"
bert, Mrs. TTitVTI'omae, Mrs. Webber,
Mrs. Cora White, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Cholorick.ilrs.Edd Stairs.drs. Rounds,
Jinnie Awe, the Jlisses Royse, of
Sallno county, Lue Lambert, bosldes a
number of others. A Guest.
CANTATA.
The children of the Junior En
deavor of tho Christian church will
prosont tho cantata "A Dream of
Fairyland," in Hoovers opora house,
Saturday evening Mry 23. Much caro
has been taken to mako this entertain
raent pleasing, and tho managers,
Misses Nora and Mlnnio Elliott and
Mav Brooks, with Miss Crlra as
organist, fool confident of tho success
of tho presentation. Admission will
be 10 and 15 cents. Como every one I
Don't forgot the date.
Ed Maxwell roturned homo Monday
afternoon. Ed had bcon in a hospital
at Omaha for sovornl days, recolving
treatment for tho eye injured in the
accident mentioned in last week's Ad
veutiser. A calf that was confined
in a barn mado a rush for an opon
door. Ed sprung for tho door aud shut
it, and in bo doing caused a strap with
an iron ring on tho end to swing
around, and the ring struok Ed in tho
eye. Ed was taken te Akron and from
there to Omaha, At the hospital ut
Omaha an operntlou was porformed,
but tho sight could not be saved, and
he is almost totally blind in that eyo.
The oyeball is net destroyed, and it is
thought it can be saved, bo his face will
not bo disfigured.
Tako the wagonette when In Auburn
for any part of the city. Easy riding.
Quick time. All trains met. John
McElhaney, propiietor.
The finest stock of goods in the
country is to be found at Taylor's. Ho
also has secured the sale of Begg's
Family Medicines, Every bottle war
rvinted. They will glvo you satisfaction.
G. A. R. REQUEST.
At tho regular meeting of G.W.Culp
post, hold Wednesday, May 5th, it was
decided to hold a public mooting at tho
hall on Saturday, May 10th, at 3 o'clock
p.m., for the purpose of making ar
rangemonts for Decoration Day servh
cos. An invitation is extended to the
churches, all civic orders in town, tho
public schools, and all interested to
meet at that time and assist in making
arrangements for an appropriate ob
servance of the day. The adjourned
annual meeting of tho Nemaha Cerae
tory association will a' so bo held at
this time.
The ladies who desire to join a Wo
man's Relief Corps aro requested to
meet at this time and tako steps toward
forming an organization.
By order of committee.
NoTlCE.
As one good act desorves anothor, al
thoso indebted to tho undersigned,
please take notice, call and settle your
account, if you desire to sottlo Kiimo
with me, ns I expect to go away in
May. And oblige,
II. A. Kyle, M. D.V.S.
THE DOLLAR TALKS!
Come and Hear It.
You can buy more goods for a dollar at the
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CLOTHING
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Ripans Tabules euro indigestion.
Ripans Tabules cure flatulence.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
Mrs MollieBothol, of Leavenworth,
Kansas, arrived in NomahaWedntBday
evening, and Is visiting hor sister in
law, Mrs. Jonnlo Moore, for a few
days,
R. I). Waterman says the boys found
a blackbird's nest recently that had
38 eggs in it. If that Is a fair sample
the indications are good for a big crop
of blackbirds.
than at any other house in the county.
Come and see us. Our motto is:
T. W. Eustice, at Auburn, carries a
large line of wall paper at prices to Buit
tho times.
For the flnost lino of shirt waists
go to A. II. Gllmore & Sono', Auburn.
For the best lino of ready mixed
paints in the country, go to T. W.
Eustice, Opera House Drug stors, Au
burn. 42 4
RipanS Tabules cure liver troubles.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
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Wo want your trade and wo aro going to say "positively" that we are going
to have it if
Well Made, Pertect Fitting Goods & Lowest Prices
are what you want. This Is tho time when your dollar should buy
about $1.10 worth of goods; bo como and investigate.
Largest and best stock of goods in S. E. Nebraska
There will bo a broad smile awaiting you just inside tho door of
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Blue Front, Auburn, Nebraska
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