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Some lor ten. Home tor twenty and
somo for thirty years Imvo snfforcd
from piles anil thou have been quickly
ami iiormationtly cured b using J)'e
"Witt's Witoli Uazol Salve, the great
romedv for pilesaml all forms of akin
diseases. M. II. Taylor.
Less than, half rales to
San. Frauoisco. Jan a 20 to
Thi Nebraska Advertiser
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SriJROHIl'TIOK, - S I .SO 1'Klt YKAK
FRIDAY, J UN 12 IS, 1M)7.
COUNTY NEWS.
0 loaned from our excliuiiKcs.
Tho county commlartioneiH aio now
in session aH a hoard of equalization.
Tho village trustees of Johnson are
talking of building a town hall, 28x40
feet in size.
Tho Auburn city council has on
closed a lot and will place therein a
rock pile for the benefit of vagrants.
Dr. John Gallagher, pastor of tho
Methodist cliurch at Auburn, has been
engaged to lecture nt tho Glarlnda, la.,
chaulauqua.
Hon. W. F.Gurley, of Omaha, will
orate at Auburn July :Jd, and tell how
tho heroes of '70 took tho kinks out of
the Britidh lion's tail.
Messrs. Burgess and Cook, of Julian,
recently made a shipmont of horses to
.Trance, and think thoy will maku exs
peuses and a profit en their invest
ment. l.M. Tlupard, formerly with E. II.
Dort, at Auburn, but now in the drug
Dii3ino38 ui biiuuert, was married on
Juno 7 to Miss Nellie Spceco, also of
Shubert.
Itev. J. II. Dirks, who has boon
pastor of tho Gorman Lutheran church
near Toblng for many years, and is an
old resident of tho county, 1ms resigned
his pastorate and will move to Kansas.
At tho district Odd Fellows mooting
at Auburn last week it was docided to
have an annual picnic, and tho ilrst
one will bo held in that city on the last
Thursday in August, under the aus
pices of Mayilowor lodge No. (JO.
The new board of pension examiners
met in Auburn last week and organ
ized by electing Dr. C. F. Stewart
chairman, Dr. John B. Jack secretary
and Dr. W. T. Neal treasurer. The
regular day for examination will
be on Wednesday of each week.
Jas. O. Connell has again boon lured
as teacher of tho Howe school. Profs,
Osterhout and ltoyso are retained at
Brownvillo, with Miss Eflle Abbott as
primary teacher in place of Miss Agnes
Jack, who goes to Auburn. Brock
and Johnson retain tho same corps of
teachers they had last year.
During tho month of May thete
were tiled in tho otlice of llio county
clerk, ten farm mortgages for $19,
S35.00, nine town and city mortgages
for 84,000.00, and forty-seven chattel
mortgages for 8,012.5-2 a total of
$!53,078.42. During tho same month
there wore reloasod thirteen farm
mortgages for $ll),050.22- eight towu
and city mortgagos for $4,405.00, and
twenty-three chattel mortgages for
S0.720.C0 a total or $31,075.78 satiss
lied. Amount tiled over aaiouut satis
fied, S2.002.04.
Auburn Herald: B. F. Mclninch,
county commissioner; II. E. Teery,
county clerk; Ed Ferneau, county at
torney, and Dr. McGrew went to Oma
ha Tuesday morning last on business
in connection with the Frank dolicien
oy judgment of $5,000 against London
and Brownvillo precincts. This judg
ment was supposed by our county otll
cials to le included in tho compromise
settlement made with tho lioldois of
the old Brownvillo and Ft. Kearney
railroad bonds, hut it appears such was
not the case, and alter thedeattiof Mr.
Frank tho judgment was revived in
tho name of the heir of Mr. Frank.
Since that time several efforts weio
luado to Imvo thn itirlirmnnh att nulli
t'v. - """ ' '
-l but by reason of the law of limitation
OH in such cases tho time lias passed for
yt, mo county to lurther appeal the easo
anu ne judgment will have to be paid.
Such was the opinion of the judge ben
fore whom the ease wi3 heard at Oma
ha Tuesday morning.
STRAY OBSEUVATJONS.
Senator J II. Dundas gives Govern
or IIolcmb somo very good advico in
last week's Granger In regard to his
appointments, and informs the gov
ernor that a capable, temperate repub
lican Is hotter qualified to till any posi
tion of trust than a diunken populist.
If Senator Dnndas were not ho modest
lie might also have told tho governor
that in the person of the editor of the
Grangor ho could find at least one pop
ulist who would serve the state faith
fully and honestly in most any good
payinir position without yielding to
any of those manifold temptations
prone to beset those in oillcial posi
tions. In fact, if tho governor tried
real hard he could probably find a
number of good populism in Nemaha
county who would consent to (ill with
credit hoiiio of the ofllces undur his
control.
"Wo believe the school board did tho
right thing by engaging graduates of
our school to teach the intet mediate
and primary departments for the en
suing year. For several years tho Auh
burn board of education has hired
graduate of tho high school of that
place to teach in some of the depart
ments, and from the fact that those
graduates aro generally re-engaged
from year to year, and that new grad
uates aro frequently added to tho corps
of teachers, tho polic is evidently a
good one. Any way, it is patronizing
home industry, and 1b worth trying.
Strangers visiting our town aro al
ways enthusiastic admirers sf our
pretty little park. No town in the
state the size of Nemaha has a finer
park in which to hold picnics and
other public gatherings, and those en
terprising citizens who contributed the
irees and attended to sotting them out
sixteen years ago, and those who have
taken prid in caring for them since,
deserve great credit for their efforts.
Why do not the gi uiuates of tho
Nemaha nigh school organize an alum
ni society It would servo to keep up
school friendships, cause greater inter.,
est to bo taken in the school, and bo of
benellt in many ways.
STANDS AT THE HEAD.
Aug. J. Bogul, tho leading druggist
of Shreveport, La., says: "Dr. King's
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is the best selN
er I have " J . F. Campbell, merchant
or S.ifford, Ariz., writes: "Dr. King's
New Discovery is all that is claimed
for it: it no 'er tails, and is a sine cure
for consumption, coughs and colds. I
cannot say onougli for its merits." Dr.
King's New Discovery for coiHiimps
tion, coughs and colds is not an exper
iment. It has been tried for a quarter
of a century and today stands at th
head. It novor disappoints. Free
trial bottle at Taylor's drug stare.
NEWS SERVICE EXTENDED.
Tho St. Louis Republic recently
made arrangements with the cable com
panies, whereby direct news from all
sections of Lite civilized world are rece
ived. It now prints more autheotic
foieign news than any other paper and
eontinueo to keep up its recul for
publishing all tho home news. The out
look for tho year is one of big news
events, fast succeeding each other and
they will-be highly interesting to every
one. The price of the Republic dailv
ia SO.Ol) a year, or 81.50 for three
months. Tho Twico-a-Weok Republic
will remain tho uame ono dollar a
year, by mail, twice a-week.
A SOUND LIVER MAKES A. WELL MAN
Are you bilious, constipated or trou
bled with jaundice, sick headache, bad
tiito in mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin.pain in back and between should
ers, chills and fever, etc. If yon have
any of these symptoms vuur liver is
out. of order and your blood is slowly
being poisoned because vour liver does
iot act promptly. Herbmio will cure
any disorder of tho liver, stomach or
bowels. It has no equal as a liver mod
eine. L'rieo 75 cents. Freo trial bot
tles at laylor's drug storo. r 22 ly
"For three yearo we Imvo never
been without Chainbei Iain's Colic,
Uiolora ami Diarrluea Remedy in the
house, sii) a A. II. Fatter, with E. C
Atkins ifc Co., Indianapolis. Iud., "and
my wife would as soon think of going
without hour a;, a bottle or this lemedy
" tho siimnuM- season. Wo have used
it witli all 1 lit pi of our children and it
has never failed to cure-not simply
stop pain, but euro absolutely. It is
all right, and anyono who tiies it will
Hod it so." For sale by Taylor, tho
druggist.
paid Thus.
(Texas) En.
Jalii 8, via the BarUitfloa LVm'v, 1!is01,8, ,,ho
Wm.t.O Rnnnm.vnot- K .V U 4 P Us for hfok IMUhU'lm ,
V, ,-. Zr . "t."f.' jj. v .-n.or tho stomach ami liver
nit. it. liccet. a,t?enf.
jm r-
"Tney am dandies,"
Howors, of tho Crockett
toi prise, wniio tvruinu about Dm Witt 'a
famous little
and disoiderH
M. II 'P..
lor.
jsgBSgfl The NewYork Weekly Tribune
J)U. W. W. KEELING,
Mkmaiia City;, Nijhiiaka,
Ofllco first door south of Park hotel.
W. W. SANDERS,
Notary :-; Public
Nemaha City, Neb.
L. II. MERRITZ,
Contractor and Builder.
All kinds of Carpenter work done on
short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NEMAHA,
- NEBRASKA.
J.L.JIclvin, M.D., lh. (7.
PHYSIGI&NANDSUBGEOH
SlHCIAL.iiKH: DlnenneHof tho Slcln, DIh
CHNet o Wotnon ami Children Will
promntU' imnwor all culls, either day or
illicit. Otllco "i residence,
Nemaha, - - Nebraska
Brownville Cornet Band
Is now prepared to furnish good music
for entertainments, picnics, memorial
services, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Charges reasonable.
E. E. Mumfokd, Pres.
G. N. Sandehs, Sec'y.
Kerker & Hoover,
IMI
Dealer lu
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NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
NEMAHA STOCK FA11M
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NEMAHA,
NEBRASKA.
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Best ne, low prices. Farm ono mile
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C. SHUCK,
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NEMAHA VaLLEY
Berkshire : Farm.
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utht ot Nemulm.
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Stella, - Nebraska
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ieans will do well to confer with
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