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FRIDAY, JUNK is, 1P7.
.oMsa-
Sr7
lid Maxwell was an Auburn visitor
Tuesday.
Wray Taylor
Tuesday.
returned to Lincoln
Miss Floronco
lracken Monday.
iMinick went to
The DufC Grain Co- had tlioir scale
liousu puinUd thiB week.
John Culn. of Lincoln, arrived in
Nemaha Thursday evening, and is vis
King hla many friends hero for a few
duya.
Mrs. C. II. Kindig, who has been
visiting Iter nurents, Mr. and Mrs. "V.
1' J'eahody, returned to hor homo
Filloy today.
Head Melnlnoh'a new ad.
Geo. E. J)yo und fumily have moved
from Auburn back to their farm.
Miss May Wutkins, of Brock, visited
Mrs. E. ti. Gilbert first of the week.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Curtis,
of the Curtis mill, Sunduy, Juno 12, a
daughter.
J t is Bald a brother of Judge J. II.
Broady wiih elected a circuit judge in
Illinois at the election held there Tues
day of last week.
What with arnuting dlcsipaled
youths and attending to business in
the livery staclo, Marshal Stovo Coop
er has been kept busy this week.
II. A. Allen and Wos Clark, of tho
Auburn tank factory, were down
Tuesday and mado hoiuo needed re
pairs on the tank at the town well.
FOR KICNT. Throe rooms upstairs
in Tun A DVKimsicii building. Inquire
at this ofllce.
NEW KIM HALL OltGAN for sale
on easy payments. Inquire at this of
ilco for particulars.
WANTED. 25 buggies to paint at
tho very lowest prices. Ifjouarogo
ing to paint call see mo.
J. 8. IlAur.ooic-
in
Glias. Eustico, of Auburn, was in
town today, distributing advertising
matter for the 4th of July celebration
to be held in that town.
Chus. Pierson, formerly county su
perintendent of Nemaha county, has
been in charge of the city schools at
Fort Smith, Ark., for tho past two
years.
W. Morton Smith, who was for sev
eral years editor of tho Lincoln News,
and a bright young newspaper man,
was drowned whilo boat riding in Now
York one day lust week.
Tho Christian Sunday school hold its
children's day exercises last Sunday
evening. In spilo of tho warm weather
tho children did well and a lino enter
tainment was given, to a well-tilled
house. Miss Lulu Clark managed the
children. Miss Emma Grim acted as
organist.
Tho arrangements for tho old sett
lors' annual mooting and picnic are
progressing finely, Responses havo
l)oon received from ox-Guv. ltobt. W.
FuriutB, Hon. M. L. Ilayward and
Congiotisman David II. Morcor accept
ing tho invitations extended them to
address us on that occasion.
Mrt?. John Long, sr., an old resident
of Nemaha county, died at Auburn
Monday, agod 85 years and 8 months!
She and hor husband were among trie
first settleis in the county, where they
first located on a claim near Auburn.
Stella held a bond election Tuesday,
to decide whether or not. 1 1,000 worth
of bonds should bo issued for tho pur
pose of Inlying tiro-light lug appliances.
Tho vote resulted in a tie, so another
election will be hold.
A number of young follows, some or
them only boys, got drunk last Satui
day night and proceeded to make tho
night hideous by loud, profane and
obsceno talk, keeping many of our citi
zens awake until a very Into hour.
Some of tho fellows were too drunk to
get home that night, and wore lying on
tho streets tho next morning. War
rants were Issued for tho arrest or
eight of thorn, and they wore arrested
und taken before S. Gilbert, justice ot
tho peaco, on Thursday. Mr. Gilbert
bound them ovor.to appear for trial at
one o'clock next Monday afternoou(
when it is probable tho boys will be
taught a lesson.
It is reported that II. C. Pershing,
of Richardson county, is to tako
charge of tho Pioneer Record, tho
quarterly publication devoted to early
Nebraska history, which has been
published at Auburn
Kent for some time.
by Stowell &
Tho assessed valuation of land in
Nemaha county, as returned by the
assessors Huh year is S2,294,805. Last
year the assessed valuation was S2,
!J87,020. A decreuso of tl)2,ll)L over
the assessment of last yeai . This de
crease is on land alone. The returns
on personal property show an inciease.
Post.
Wo will send i'nn Advuutiskh, the
New York Tribune, the Toledo Blade
and tho Chicago Inter Ocean, all four
papeis ono year for only J 1.85.
DON'T WASH your wood work and
doors, but havo them neatly grained
and varnished. Just as cheap as to
paint thorn. First class work done by
J. H. Had look.
TicuitiniiU Acoiohnt. It U a terri
ble accident to bo burned or scalded;
but tho pain and agony and tho fright
ful disHLMiromcnt can be quickly over
come without braving a scar by using
He Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. M. II.
Taylor.
Clinton, Missouri.
Mr A L Aimstiong, an old druggis
and a prominent citizen of iliiH enter
prising town, says: "J sll forty uilTer
ent kinds of cough medioiiiu. but have
never in my expurionee sold so much
of any one article as J havo of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup.All who use it say it
is tho most perfect remedy for Cough,
Cold, Consumption, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs tVioy have ever
tried." It is a specific for Croup and
Whooping Cough. It wil1 relievo a
cough in ono minute. Contains no opi
ates. Prico 25 and 50 cents.
Sold by Taylor, the druggist.
NOTICK OK Al'l'UOATION FOIt TAX
Dkkd.
To K, H. nurtifl, Im'fU'l Holmes, .Trio, Argu
hrlKlit, J. A. TIlUN, H, Hojitir, (J. Koso, mill
all otiitTH liotelii oonctii nod:
You uio horuby notified Unit, tho nndor
Mimiod did on tliuiith day of November, A.l).
16Wi, purchase nl prlvato Halo of tho county
UeuHiirorof Nomnlin county, Nebraska lot
ono(l), Mod; foriy-lour(ll), in NutnnlmClty,
Nebraska, for tho yearn lsis" to 189 1 Inclusive:
that said property was previously olloied
for sale ill public sale and not sold lor want
of blddeis; that tho purchaser has paid the
Hubspiiiie.U taxes on said lot; that said lot lor
caeh of said years was assessed In the names
of 10, H. Hums, Israel Holmes, Jno. Arizu
bright.. J. A.TItus. a.Hopcrand C. Hose; that
the llmoof redemption of said lot Itom said
tax sale will expire on the (1th day of Novem
ber, A. 1). 1K0"; that oh tho (Jtli day ol Novem
ber, A. 1). 1 hit", or soon therealter, the under-
sinned will apply to the Measurer of said Ne
maha county lor a tax deed on said lot, un
less ledemptlon illl have been luadu prior
to the last date herein mentioned.
Thuju'kim Hohti:nh Hittkic MKMoitiAr.
I .MK'lllOlilsT M'ISCOl'AIi L'llUJtCII.
W. W. Kkki.iNo, PreslduHt.
The children's day services werohold
at the Methodist church last Sunday
night. Tho program was entitled "The
Young People's Republic," .Mid recita
tions wero given by members of the
school. Miss Mabo! Brogan represent
ed "Liberty," tho patron of tho now
republic, Robert P. Frost represented
"Law," the ilrst star, Miss 'I rixy Sou
bury represented tho second star, "In
tolllgence.J' Leslie Woodward was tho
representative of. "Temperance,'' Miss
DoraMotton of "Uprightness." and
Ambrose Howe of "Patriotism." In
addition to the leading parts there
were shorter recitations by several of
tho smaller scholars, and excellent
singing. Tho church was crowded
and the heat was intense, but the ex
orcises wore fine.
LOW RATES TO MILWAUKEE
July a, 4 and 5, via tho Burlington
route, on account of the mutual meet
ing of tho National Educational Asso
ciation. Ono fare, plus $2, for tho
round trip. Special italit of sleeping
and reclining chair oats leaves Omaha
for Milwaukee at 5 p. m., Monday,
July 5th. For ticket-- and sleeping
car reservations, see nearest Burling
ton route agent. J. Francis, General
Passenger Agent, Omaha.
HEMARKABLY LOW RATES TO
COLORADO, UTAH AND
CALIFORNIA
Will bo offered by tho Burlington
route, June 2!) and ISO and July 1,2
and !J. Open to all homeseokcr,
health seeker and tourist. Call at B.
& M. depot aud got full particulars.
J. Francis, General Passenger Agent,
Onmliu.
Rlpans Tabulcs euro biliousness.
Sheriff Glasgow has an ininato at
his boarding house that he would like
to get rid of. He was brought to him
from Brownville a week ago last
Tuesday. Ho will neither eat not
talk, aud is living on milk. He is a
ntiwt of sandy complexion, with sand)
beard, is about forty years old and
weighs about 115 pounds. The shir
that ho wears is marked M. 1. Wl o
ho is or wheio he came from is a myn
tery. Tho insanity commlss on us do
not wish to send him to tho asylum
until they can find out something about
him. Post.
HALFRATES-IIOTSPIUNGS, S D
Juno 25. via Burlinrjton louto. Tic
kets good .'10 days. No better place to
spoud tho summer than Hot Springs
No quicker way to get there than the
Burlington. No lower rates than
those of Juno 25. Cal'l at B. & M . de
pot and get full particulars.
BRYAN WILL BE THERE."
At tho Boatrico Chautauqua. So
will Rev T. DeWitt Talmage, Rov
Sam Small, Frank Roberson, John R
Clarke and many other well known
men and women. A fortnight of In
struction and ontortainniout. Half
rates via tho Burlington route. June
15 to 27.
Don't neglect a cough because tho
weather is pleasant; before tho next
storm rolls around it, may develop into
a set ions diillculty beyond repair. One
Minute Cough Cure is easy to take and
will do what its name implies. M. H,
Ta) lor
Don't thin your blood with sassafras
or poison it with blue mass, bur, aid
nature by using Do Witt's Little Early
Risers, tho famous little pills for cons
stipation, biliousness and stomach and
livor troubles. They am purely vege
table. M. 1 1. Taylor.
W. R . Johnson, Newark, 0.. puvb
"Ono Mlnuto Cough Curo saved my
only child faom dying by croup." It
has saved thousands of others suller
ing from croup, pneumonia, bronohlt-
is and oilier serious throat and lung
troubles. M. 11. Tayloi.
HE mi WAY.
WOMEN
to think
used
"fe
male diseases "
could only be
treated after "lo
cal examina
tions" by physi
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thousands of
modest women
silent about their
suffering. The in
troduction of
Wine of Cardul has now demon
strated that nine-tenths of all the
cases of menstrual disorders do
not require a physician's attention
at all. The simple, pure
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taken In the privacy of a woman's
own home Insures quick relief and
speedy cure. Women need not
hesitate now. Wine of Cardul re
quires no humiliating examina
tions for its adoption. It cures any
disease that comes under the head
of "female troubles" disordered
menses, falling of the womb,
"whites," change of life. It makes
women beautiful by making them
well. It keeps them young by
keeping them healthy. $1.00 at
the drug store.
For advlco In casss requiring special
directions, address, glvlne symptoms,
tho "Ladles' Advisory Department,"
Tho Chittanooea Medicine Co., Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
W. I. ADDISON, M.D., Cary, Miss., says:
"I use Wlno or Cardul extonslvoly In
my practice and find it a most oxcouent
preparation lor loniaio irouuies.
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Tottor, Salt-UluMim una Eczema.
Tho intenso itching and smarting inci
dent to thoso discuses i.s instantly allayed
y applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cubes
havo been permanently cured by it. It
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favonto rbmedy ior sore nipples:
chapped hands, chilblains, frost linos
and chronic soro oyes. 25 cts. per bos.
Dr. Cndy's Condition Powders, aro
juBt what a hovso needs when in bid
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. Thoy avo not food but
medicine and tho best in uso to put a
norso in prime condition,
cents per package.
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Tinware, Graniteware,
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m riirnisneims.
Beginning Friday, Juns 18th,
Closing Saturday, June 26th.
Nearly 100 items of every day use, listed
here at i to i of actual value.
8 quart heavy retlnncd Dish Pant usual price 20 cents; sale price 10 cts.
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Ju quart cruy enameled Dish Pan; usual prico 00 cents; sale pricw Ut cts.
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Tin Wash Holler, No. 8, usual prico 73 cents; sale prico -10 cents.
TinWash Boiler with copper bottom, No. 8; usual price 1.00; sale price (5!)
Tin Wash Uoller.extru Iteavy.copper bottom, No.S, " SI. 25; " Si)
TinWdshlioilor.ox.heavy, copper bottom and rim, " Si. 30; " SI. 10
l J.il viuiiviwl Witiili Mitilttiv Mil .! nmiiil iirliiu .51 '." asili uru'ii S.. r.Hiitq.
No. S tin Tea Kettle, copper bottom; usual price 30 cents; sale prico 20 c.
No. 8 tin TeaKettle, copper bottom and rim usual price 73c; sale prico 48c.
No. 8 copper Tea Kettle, nicklo plated; usual prico Si. 23; ale price Socts.
No. 8 gray ouamoled Tea Kettle; usual price $1.00; sale pi ice 00 cents.
Tin Wash JJusin, !). inch; usual price 5 cents; sale pr'co ,') cents.
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" " lij inch, retinned; usual prico 13 cents; sale prico 7c
" Vdy, inch, " " " 20 " " 10c.
Gray enameled Wash Basin, I2jj inch; usual prico an cts; salo price lScts
U quart Pi eserve Kettle.tetinned" with bail; usual price 15c; sale prico 9c
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4 (jrt letinned sauce pan with long handle; regular price 20c; sale pi ice 12
5 qrt retinned sauce pan with long handle; regular juice 2;c; sale price M
i ttrt vut ntiiifl a'liifift null iiritli liimr li'ivulift rrimil'ii' ,n.i,,o 'iTii anl.k ,w (, 1 1!
2 qrt gray enamoled sauce pan, long handle, regular pricr 20c, sale price 12c
'. qrt gray enameled sauce pan, long handle, icgular price ;J0c, sale prico V.)u
5 qrt gray enameled sauco pan, long handle, regular price 4,0c, sale price 29c
1 quart tin milk pan, regular prico ') cents, salo prico 2 cents.
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2 qnait tin covered bucket, usual prico 10 cents; salo juice 4 cents
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4 " " " " 20 cents; sale price 11 cents
0 " " " " 25 cents: sale prico 15 cents
10 quart tin daring pail, usual prico 20 cents; stile price 10 cents
14 quart tin (luring pall, usual price 25 cents; sale price 17 cents
12 quart oxtra heavy tin dairy pail, usual prico .13 cents; sale price 2P cts.
14 quart extra heavy tin dair) pail, usual unco 40 cents; sale price 27 cts.
10 quart galvanized iron pail, usual price 25 cents; sale juice 15 cents
14 quart galvanized iron pail, usual price 40 cents; salo jinco 23 cents
2 quart tin coffee pot, usual price 15 cents: salo pi ice 8 cents
a quart tin coffee pot, usual price 20 cents; sale price 10 cents
A filtlirt fill r.MlTnu iwit liailfll ,n1itn .). ri.lntti. Uillik ,w ifiii 1.1 ii.itc
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a quart tin cullee put with copper bottom, usual jirice .",0 cents; sale prico IS
4 quart tin coffee not with copjier bottom, usual piice."3cent.s; stile juice 2a
a quart gray enameled coffee pot, usual juice 00 cents; salo price ao cents
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ri'o men tin iu jiiiiiH, iiMiiiii price cuius; sine i ice j. ct-niH
9 inch tin pie pans, usual price 5 cents; sale price 2 cents
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iiiuii mi juj jiiuiH. iiaiiiti iriro ,i ceiifi; suio pneu I'liiiiH
Hunter's Rotary Sifter, usual prico 15 cents; salo prico S cents
1 quart (so called) tin dipper, usual price 5 cents; sale prico a cents
2 quart (so calleu) fin diper, usual price 10 cents; stile juice 0 cents
S quart (o called) galvanized dijijier, usual price 15 cents; sale price 10 cts
1 quart (so called) gray enameled dipper, usual price 20 cts; salo prico 12c
IWilk strainer, usual juice 15 cents; sale juice 8 cents
Pint tin cup, usual juice 2' cent1!: sale juice 1 cent
Quart tin cup, usual price 5" cents; salo jiricn 2 cents
Half gallon tin cuj), usual jirico 10 cents; stile juice 4 cents
1 gallon 17I11SS oil can with tin jacket, usual prico a 5 cents; suIp prico 2a cts
No. 1 galvanized tub, regular prico 5 cents; salo price 49 cents
No. 2 galvanized tub, regular juice 75 cents; sale price 57 cents
No. " galvanized tub, regular jirice 83 cents; salojirice (5.1 cents
IShs.Potts nickel jilated smoothing irons, per set, usual iriceSl,sale jiricoOS
A good wood frame clothes wringer, usual jirice S2.00, stile price $1 40
A good iron f tamo clothes wriimei(quiint it vlimited)us.j)i ice 31. 75,3aleSl. 23
Western Washing Machine (quantity li t.Ued), sale price S2 50
Coffee mill, with air tight oomjiaitment. to hold 1 lb of coffee,
usual prico 75 cents, sale price 45 cents
Mason's pint self sealing fruit jars, jier dozen, 45 cents
Mason's quatt self sealing fruit j.trs. per dozen. 43 cents
Mason's half gallon self sealing fruit jars, pel dozen, G7 cents
12 teasj oons. retinned, for 5 cents
12 tablespoons, retinned, for 9 cents
Tho above list eomjirises tho greatest array of bargains ever offered
front this department.
Every jirice quoted is a special, extraordinary juice.
Your attention is called to the phenomenal special sale pi ices on gray
enameled warn.
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