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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1896)
V ( A-l ! g.isuj'jflvijnj.n.wiicnjJWja'Jium.mjim'niJiuiiiu.'H.'JiMKiiiMJUjuuunm .iimuuuiu i'im, Mnumji)jiijLauuujninmiiijii,iMiimiMwijiimMijlijlj)ljt .. ebmshu dvertmr. VOLUME XLI NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1896. NUMBE1U8 Jfe &JU sv LHfc CUIUS WHtllh ALL ELSE FAILS. Dost Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. in timo. sold fir drusaixtK. wi w ww-m u m mm nj - mmurn J)R. W. W. KEELING, 'NlSHAUA ClTY, NEURAL. Ollico first door south of Park hotel. "W. W. SANDERS, Notary !-: Public Nemaha City, Nob. HEIHIBHI1P ROBERT ROSS, Prop. SlinvliiK, Hulr Dressing, Slminpoonlnr,, Jtuzur lluuclng, Special attention puld to Lnillcs and Children. Aicnt for Nebraska City Steam Laundry. Kerker & Hoover, Denier In :MHEA-Ti3 Hli?liost prices j)!.ld;for lildos, lard, tallow game, etc NEMAHA. CITY, NEBRASKA. I.C. Ik fctf. Sliubert, Nebraska. Does a general practice. All calls promptly answered, day or night. 7-17 J. L. Jlelvin, M.D., JPh. G. SPEOIAUUKS: -DIspnseBof the Slclu, DIh onset o Womon nnd Children Will protnot iv nnswer all c.ills, either dny or nl RliivwKoynote Drugfitorc - Nebraska B.BellAndrewsJ.D.Ph.D, Surgeon Specialist, Stella, - Nebraska Operations for Cataract and all opera tions on the eye, Vericoeole, 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 woll to confer with Dr. Andrews. Chris Sciilauger Representing Cooper the rustling Liveryman of Nemaha. I-ietwo your orders , for a tenrn, lmclc or drny, nnd We do the Rest. Our Hack meets all HllllH Vantecl! A MAN: to sell Cunndn grown Fruit and Ornamental Trcwi, Shrubs. Roses. Hulhs and Ilulhous Plants, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Seed Poti toes, etc. we cataloguo only the hardiest and most popular varieties that suc ceed In the coldest climates. New season now oominonolnp; completo outfit free, sala ry and expenses paid from sta.t for full llmo or llbornl commission lor part time Apply now, addressing nearest ollico, and cot choice of territory. LUKE mtOTllKRH COMPANY, International Nurseries, Chicago, I ltluols, or Mon treat, Quebec. Rlpans Tahules euro Indigestion. Itipans Taoules euro liver troubles. Chamberlain's Syo and Skin Olntmont la unoounlled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt- ,i c'.i.i n.. c nt:....i,, ri..,...i Bites, eLids. For salo by druggists nt 25 cents per box. TO HOUSE OWNEBS. For putting a horso in a fine healthy con dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, They tone up the system, "id digestion, euro loss of iinpotite, relieve constipation, correct kidney disorders and destroy worms, g'mng new hfo to an old or over-worked horse. 25 cents per package. For sale by druggists. PHYSICI&H&HDSURG Hands. Itching Pilea, Burns, FroHt Chronic Soro Eyes and Granulated Eyi Local -LSTe-ws. Next Teesday is election dny. A good rain fell hore Wednesday. The campaign is almost at an end. Only a few days more and tlio agony will ho over. E. D. Rogers came in from Auburn Wednesday. Harvey Thompson is now located at Norborn, Mo. Tliero will bo a big republitun rally at Brownvillo Saturday night. Tom Thompson is now a man. lie was 21 years old last Saturday. Grand republican rally at Auburn next Monday night. Everybody is invited. Be careful und vote for overy one of the eight republican electors. Do not miss one. Robert Frost dehorned over eighty head of cuttle for A. L. P. Thompson the first of the week. Wo understand a depot and elevator will soon be put in at Bracken.bctweeu Nemaha and Auburn. Mrs. John W. Colerick came in from Johnson Wednesday, and is visiting friends in this vicinity. Mako a plain X after the name of every republican candidate on the tick" ot when you vote next Tuesday. Dentist Ohllisou, of Stella, at the Park house Monday and Tuesday.Nov. Uth and 10th. Satisfaction guaranteed. Saturday of this week is Hag day, and every republican votur should put up a flag on his residence or place of business. Marsh Elder, the noted populist leader, ex-populist speaker of tho house of representatives, has coino out for McKinley. Mrs. John Maxwell and Mrs. Wm G. Maxwell returned from Harlan, lowu, Monday evening, after several duys' visit with lelatives. J. W. Huntington, of Auburn, was in town several days the Hrst of this week, and leshingled part of Mrs. S A. lluutingiou's realdeneo. Miss May Brooks has been sick this week, and part of the time has been unable to teach, her place being lilted by pupils of the high school. Dr. I. L. Calliaon, of Stella, will be at the Park house Monday and Tues day, Nov. 0th and 10th, prepared to do dental work in all its branches. Dr. J. L. Molvin has moved into tho Mrs. Alice A. Minick residence, recent ly vacated by Rev. 0. II. Gilmoro. lie will probably have his ollice at his res, idence in the future. Mrs, Ames, mother of Mrs. E, Zega fuso, who was Injured by the team backing off the bridge west of Kittell'e, is in a ciitical condition, and it is feared blood poisoning will ensue, Give tho young man a chance. See that Dr. John B. Jack gets your vote for coroner next Tuesday. He is a good physician and a tine young man in overy respect. Mako an X after his name. JudgoS. P. Davidson, ofTeouraseh, addressed tho Nemaha McKinley and Hoburt club Monday night. His ad dress was a splendid one, plain, logical nnd convincing, and was listened to attentively. A vote for Henry C. Ferguson is a voto for a man who will be a credit to the county in tho legislature this win tor. Ho is well posted, is a good talker and will voto every time for the host interests of the peoplo, Soo that his name is not missed when you vote. Vote for O. A. Oorbin. Voto for Church Howe. Vote for A. J. Burnlmm. Voto for Seymour Howo. Voto for II. C. Ferguson. Voto for Dr. John R. Jack. Vote tho republican ticket straight. Rev. E. S. Chamberlain writoa us as follows: "Please say in TheAdvertiser that I have returned from the west, and no preventing providence will fill my ap pointment next Sunday," Will Russell had a good horso die a fow days ago. Ho says ho belioves lid could have saved tho horse if Doo Kyle and Joo Flack had not been there and commenced talking politics. He thinks that alone was enough to kill tho horso, An Irish Settor dog, light yollow, white u 030, w hi La stripe in forehead, all four feet while, supposed to be about one year old, untrained, came to the residence of ono of our subscribers Tuesday, lie is very poor. Owner can have the dog by calling at this ollico and paying costs. ELECTION DINNER AND SUPPER The Ladies'Aid Society of tho Chris tian church will give a dinner and sup per in the west room of tho opera house building next Tuesday election day. Meals will bo served at all hours from 11 a. m. till late at night. Price of meals, 15 cents. A.J. Rurnham has been an efllcient county attorney, impartial, and prompt in performing his duty. In his advice to the county commissioners he Iiub al ways carefully guarded tho intarests of tho people, and by his advice the county has been saved considerable money. Do not fail to voto for him. He is certainly deserving of re-election, Church Howe has been in the legis lature so often that it is suporlluoua for us to Bay anything about his record as a member of that body. Church will bo elected by a big majority, as he will get a numbor of populist votes he always does. With Church Howo in the senate and O. A. Corbin, Sey mour Howo and Henry C. Ferguson in the house, Nemaha will be woll represented. Do not fail to put an X after Soys mour Howe's name when you voto next Cuesday. Ho is capable, honest, a straight republican, a man who knows the needs of tho people, and who cannot bo iuiluenced or swerved from doing what ho considers to ho tho right course He will faithfully represent his constituents. Nemaha precinct should see that he gets a big majority here. C. Shuck, proprietor of tho Nemaha Valley Berkshire farm, won the fol lowing premiums on his hogs at tho Auburn and Verdon fairs: At Auburn he got first premium on boar, sweepstakes over everything on boar, and sweepstakes over everything on sow and pigs. At Verdon Mr. Shuek got first pre mium on boar.sweepstakes over every thing on sow and pigs, first premium on yearling sow, second premium on sow, first premium on boar, lirst pre mium on pig Kuvou months old, second nremium on nie five months old. und second premium on boar pig. As Mr. buuck had out few hogs on exhibition tlio showing is a remarkably good one. Rlpans Tahules euro nausea. WOOD AND CORN. We wish all our delinquent subscrl. hers who can furnish us wood or corn would bring the same in at onco, as wo need it. Either old or new corn will be takon. Take tlio wagonette when in Auburn for any part of the city. Easy riding. Qnlck time. All trains met. John McElhauoy, proprietor. , CHURCH OIST MUTUALIWS Ivoted for the Mutual Insurance Lav (Senate bil) 169) in Senate, i See rec ord, Senate Journal, page 466. Also for County Mutual Insurance Law in House, sessionl891. See House Journal page 1179. I pledge myself to stand by this law, and to oppose any rcpea o the same, if elected to the Senate OHUBOH HOWE. Tho domocratic-populists held thoir meeting at Nemaha Tuesday night. After waiting until half past oight for a crowd to gathor thoy opened tho meeting, The audience consisted of a number of ladles and boys and just thirtyNsix voters, oighteon of whom wore republicans, Tho speakers, con sisting of the county candidates and Dr. Tyler, aroused no enthusiasm ex cept when Dr. Tyler, at tho cloao of his speech, advised everybody to voto for "that noble patriot and stntoBmun.Wil Ham J. McKinley, who was sure to be elected president on tho third day of November." At the close of tho meet ing Doc Kylo, who was acting as chair man, proposed three cheers for Bryan, but could not get farther than "Hip hip," when the cheer died in his throat and choked him so that ho imagined ho had swallowed his cud of tobacco, und the cheer failed to materialize. Tho meeting did moro harm for the populist party than it did good, and tho repub licans aro feeling woll pleased ovor it. W.W. Sanders. Notary Public. Pen sions papers of all kinds made out acs curatoly. Legal documents drawn up All business given prompt und careful attention. FOR SALE OR TRADE. House and two lots in Nemaha. Apply to Kemp Coleiuoic. NEW: CASH: STOKE. Canned Goods Rico 5c Prunes , 0c Peaches 00 Packago Coffee 20 Mocha and Java RoaBt Coffee 30 Japan Tea 35 Lilly Starch 00 Horso Shoo Tobacco 37 Battlo Axe Tobacco 23 Toddy ; 23 Boys' Suits from 85 cents to 84.00 DRY : GOODS, : GENTS' : FURNISHING : GOODS, Kirkendall I Co. Shoes: The best on the market. Everything at BedRook Prices Everything that is kept in a general store can be found hore, with prices to suit tho times. Call and see mo and get prices. N.R.Anderson's Gash Store, NEMAHA, NEBRASKA. HOWE RAWCE MIE Robt. Frost Bays that at the meeting of tlio grand lodge of Odd Follows,hold at Lincoln last week, thoro woro four hundrod delegates presont, overy coun ty in the stato boinu represented, and threo hundred and sixty of those delo gates 00 per cent were for McKlns ley. Bob says ho counted the McKin ley and Bryan pictures in a consider able portion of tho city and there were threo of MoKinloy to ono of Bryani Ho Bays thoro is no doubt of McKlu ley's carrying the stato. Republican Meetings. The candidates on tho ropublicau county tickot will hold meetings at tho following places and times: Auburn, Monday, Nov. 2nd. These meetings will bogin at 7:30 p. m. Local committeemen uro request" ed to take charge and soo that every thing is in readinoss. B. II. Bailey, Chairman. W. P. Freeman, secretary. 1 "Wo havo mado arrangements where by wo can send The Advertiser and tho Inter Ocean both ono year for only 81.00 cash in advance. RlpanH Tabulcs euro dizziness. Rlpans Tahules euro dyspepsia. Ripans Tabulcs: gentlo cathartic. Rlpans Tahules: ono gives rolief. Canned Corn 6o Canned String Beans 0c Canned Tomatoes 8c Canned Lima Beans 8c Sugar Drip Molasses, flno 40 Oat Moat 08 All shades in Henriettas 22Jc pr yard Good Prints at 05c Lb Muslin at 05c 24 inch Turkey Red Handkerchiefs 05o 21 inch Turkoy Red Handkerchiefs 03c A new line of Hats from 15c to 82.00 McKinley Hats are beauties.
