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Local News.
6m our clubbing effefc.
(toll and see us for job work.
Un. Fatrbank for flue millinery.
Mrs. Viola Nerfleet moved to Au
burn Thursday .
Henry Williams was up from Shu
bert Wednesday.
Tbs second biggest anew we have
bad this season fell last Saturday.
J. H.1 Sold and John B. Steirs re
turned from Lincoln last Saturday.
John Crother bar moved bis harness
goods, tools, etc., over to his residence
Walter Maxwell and Alva Leedy re
turned home Thursday night of last
week.
J. W. Shively and L. E. McNinch
are recent subscribers to this family
journal.
The meeting at the Christian Church
will continue the rest of the week and
possibly longer.
We bad aHothersnew storm Tuesday.
It has been over six weeks now that
snow has been on the ground.
Conover & Veach, of Verdon, ship
ped thine cars of hay from fticCandless
siding to Kansas City Wednesday
night.
The battle ship Maine Iihs been sent
to HavanH, to guard the interests of
"the United Slates in case of an out
''.bleak. Ph ri'ti:. Sjirv lus already taken
mnre ordeTs for spring delivery than
they have ever taken in any oue year
before-.
Elder Wnlden is holding a protracted
meeting at the Christian church. He
is fiona Iowa, and cornea well recom
mended
Charley Smiley sent us a load of
good dry oak wood Thursday. It was
thankfully received, as we were almost
out of wood.
Frank Skeeu (b talking of moving
the house where he is living tothecor
north of tho drug store, and opeulng a
harness shop.
Mr. Fannie Kalrbank is moving ber
tock of millinery into the lower, room
et the Masonic uildinbg,ywhere J. E.
Crother has had his harness shop. '
Charlej Curtis and Joe Littrell are
both putting up ice tnia week. They
get it from the Nemaha. It is twelve
to sixteen iucbes thick and of fair
quality.
We learn that Charley V, Tourtelott
of Sterling, well known to our citizens,
is the proud parent of a baby, now
about three weeks old. We understand
it is a daughter.
Judpe Louis E. McCoraaa was elect
ed United States Senator from Mary
land on Tuesday, to succeed Senator
Gorman Maryland now has two re
publican senators.
Will Tidrow is now a resident of
Kansas, having moved to Garnett al
most two weeks ago. He Ima bought
an interest in a meat market owned
by his brother. Mid.
By the editorial thermometer it was
38 degrees above zero at 7:30 Sunday
morning. Monday morning a 6 o'clock
It was just zero, a fall of 38 degrees.
Tuesday morning at the same hour it
was '2i above, Wednesday morning 3
above, and Thursday morning 1 above,
Wra. Aynes writes us that he ex
pects to leave western Kansas about
the first week of February, but he has
not fully decided where he will locate,
He Bhips his goods to Pawnee City.
He has evidently got enough of west
rn Kansas, as he suys he is leavln g
there for good
A son arrived at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. George Tourtelotte last eve
ning. Mother and child deing nicely,
while George is feeling so rich that he
will begin a slaughter sale on goods in
general at the department store. Neb.
City News
CARD OF THANKS.
I desire to return my heartfelt thanks
to the friends and neighbors, and es
pecially to the members of the Wood
men of the World, for t he care given
my beloved husband during Ms sick
ness and death.
MllS. l.ILLIE MATIIBR.
The Nemaha Cornet Hand elected the
follewing offices at their meeting last
Friday night:
President G. N. Sanders.
Secretary and Treasurer J. . Cro
ther. Leader T. A. Clark.
John Dorram and Irvin Hadlock
joined the rxnks of I ho band.
Mil I I II I III! .
The conceit on nxt Saturday night
promises to be nne of the brat ever
given in our city.
Prof. Richardson has devoted much
time to the Articulation expression,
etc. which can not fail to bring out the
voices in the best possible manner. We
hope our people will give the enter
tainment the full attendance which it
so richly merits
Admission, in centa.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
I take (his method of intormintf the
people of Brownvllle, Nemaha and vis
clnity, that all my time is engaged an
the Sabbath day, and hereafter 1 will
not respond to any calls tor run era I ser
vices on that day.
O. H. Gilhorb.
Pastor M E. Church,
Brownvllle, Neb.
- The ''lelianison Quartette gave a
concert at the Methodist church Mon
day night, to a crowded house, The
concert was one of the best ever given
in Vemalia After the concert a class
was formed and a conventioa organiz
ed About tony joined the cIubs. A.
L, Richntdson is a Drat class instructor
ami is giving the very best of satisfac
tion. The members of the clans are
leiruing fast. A concert will be given
at the church Saturday night
Mr Hanson, of Omaha, traveling au
ditor of Swift aud Ce's. refrigerator
car line, was in town Wednesday, look
ing after the business of Swift & Co.
When Mr. Hanson was here last fall
he ca tried a large pumpkin to the train
for It. V. Muir, of Brownvllle. Peter
Kerker wrote in to the house that Mr.
Hanson was on his way home loaded
for pumpkin pie, and when the popular
traveling man reported he was prompt
ly interrogated regarding the pies.
The National Association of Manu
facturers which met in New York city
Tuesday, says the St. Joe Herald, is
said to represent a larger aggregate of
capital invested and value of products
than any otner business organization in
the world. The chief purpose of the
association is to extend our foreign
trade in manufactures chiefly in the
South and Central American countries.
The convention is therefore of interest
to tho people of this nation, who will
eagerly follow the proceedings.
One of the Nemaha ladies concluded
one evenlug this week that she would
have some m'ush for supper. She went
to the box where the meal was kept
and got what she thought was the meal
sack, put on the water, salted it, and
then begah to stir in what she supposed
was the meal,-but the mush vould not
thicken up. As it was getting dnrk,
she finally took tho kettle to the light
to see the reason why the mush was
not getting alone better, and then dis
covered that Bhe had been using gran
ulated sugar instead of meal. She now
has a good supply of syrup already
made.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONR DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money If it
failBtoCure. 25c.
Last Sunday two yeung fellowe be
came engaged in a dispute in Charley
Curtis' restaurant, the triable orig
inated over an egg that bad been elaced
in the coat pocket of .Oneof ya beys
by some one and thea broken. Mar
shal Jarvis arrested the beys, and
Monday sabrniag they were taken be
fore Judge Smiley, and fined fl and
costs for disturbing the peace.
I h. I I I I ! I I III I
J. H Seld bought .twoflne Peland
China sows last' week at auction one
at Sterling an one a . Lin" col a . They
re finely bred Henry is adding te
his herd of Polwds, .and new baa one
of the best herds In thestate.i He has
disposed ef Isle) Jersey" Red begs to a
man living bear Verdon, and wil de
vote all his time and attention to the
Polands. Ifyeu want good stock go
and see him. His prices are very
reasonable.
Auburn numbers one less of Ita col
ored population. Marshal Colby took
Uncle Jack to the county house near
Nemaha City Wednesday. For some
time Jack has occupied., the office at
the fair gonads nad has' been provided
with food and clothing largely by our
charitable citizens. His age and en
feebled condition made It plain that
the old man xnus't be placed in more
cemfertable quarters and 'he very willingly-allowed
himself to be placed ten
der the care of John Maxwell. Post.
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Married Wednesday, -Inn. 10, 1808,
at high noon, Mr. M. Jf. Mclninch'and
Miss Nellie Alja Plasters were united
iu the bond of wedlock, at the home of
the bride's parents. A large number
of roirtive and friends were present to
witness the union.
A large number of presents were
ptesented to the newly married ceuple
to show the good wishes of their host
of friend j
"ThV groom was'uresaed In a beauti
ful rich Mack attire, and bride's cos
tume was of a kandseme rich blue
silk.
A W.Green officiated. They have
the good wishes of their large circle of
friends.
It is hoped that they will locate in
this county. A Friend.
FOR SALE. Thoroughbied Baned
Plymouth Rock Cockerels- Choice
rom prize winuing stock. Will sell
cheap. G. N. Sanders,
Brownvllle, Neb
LOOK HERE, .i0 buys one of Dr.
Gray's new syringes from his agent. D
F. llich.iioud, Brownvllle, Nub.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty four hours ;
a sediment or settling indicates an un
healthy condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen it is evidence of kid
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to
urinate or pain in the back is also con
vincing proof that the kidneys aud
bladder are out of order.
W HAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge
bo often expressed that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills ovory wish in relieving pain in
the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part of the miliary passages. It
conects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in paBsiiig it, or bad effects
following us of liquor, wine or beer,
aud overcomes that unpleasant no a-mA-ty
ot being compelled to get up many
times during the night ( urinate. The
mild and exti aordinary effect of Swamp
Root is soon realized, it stands the
highest for its wonderful cures of the
moHt distressing canes. If vnu nerd a
medicine you should have the best,
bold by druggists, price fifty cents and
cne dollar. You may have a sample
bottle and pamphlet both sent free by
mail. Mention Tiik Advertiser and
send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Einghampton, N. Y". The proprietor
of this uaper uuarantees tho genuine
ness of this offer.
" A T Duquoin, Bevier.Wulnut
VjUaIa uiock, McAllister and
other grades of coal for sale, ranging
in price from 82.25 to f-i.On,
Hakiiy MoCandless,
RIpans Tabulae,
LEW MATHER DEAD.
Lew Mather died at his' residence in
Nemaha Friday, Jan. 21, 1808, at 12
o'clock noen. The deceased had suf
fered for a long time with a diseased
leg, which had bothered him at times
fer years. A few weeks ago a surgi
cal operation was performed, a small
piece of bone taken out. and the bone
scraped, and it was hoped he would
then recover, but his entire system had
become poisoned tcsucb an extent that
medical skill could net avail anything.
The deceased was an honest, indus
trious, upright man, and had a great
many frleuds and so far as we know
not an enemy. He leaves a wife and
two small children to mourn his early
death.
Mr Mather was born "Vy 3d, 1107,
nnd was at his death 30ye.tr, 8 months
and 18 daye of age.
The funeral services were beld at
the Christian church Sunday, at if
o'clock a. m. Rev. O. H. Gilmore
preached the funoral' sermon, after
which the Woodmen of the World, of
which deecased was an honored mem
ber, took charge of the services, and
went through with the beautiful rit
ualistic service at the church aad cem
etery. The church' was crowded with
friends who came to pay the last tribute
of respect to the departed one.
The deceased carried a policy in the
Woodmen of the World for 1.000.
The bereaved wife and llttleohtldern
have the sympathy of the eutite com
munity iu their great loss.
All that Is ueccessary to makea sec
retary of the board of transportation
get up and stamp thejfleor is to ask him
if the board has made a decision in the
Tibbies case. It will be remembered
that a long while ana T. H. Tibbies fil
ed a complaint with the board alleging
that local rates on all railroads in the
state were unreasonable After a leng
and Interesting hearing the board de
cided that Mr. Tibbies' complaint was
defective, that it would have te be am
ended so as to make a specific charge
as to the extent of alleged unreason
ableness. Mr. Tibbies then put up it
at 33 l-sj per cent uureaHonable. All
this caused a delay and Mr. Tibbies
was roasted by some of the pop papers
for lack of good faith, and he got so an
gry under the caligation that he gave
the snap away by showing that the sec
retaries themselves drew up the origi
nal complaint and had him file it be
fore them, and they were the fellows
who sat on their own complaint by de
ciding that it was defective and should
be changed. The complaintstill repos
es in a pigeon hole and any reference
to it is not received with pleasure.
State Journal.
All you guess about difficulty in sell
ing Stark Trees may be wrong-. If you
wish to know the truth, drop postal to
Stark Nursery. Louisiana, Mo., or
Roukport, III Name references
Cash pay to salesmen each week the
year round. Outfit free takes no
money to try the work. Also want
club makers get their trees free.
Take the wagonette when in Auburn
for any part of the city. Easy riding.
Quick time. All trains met. John
McElhaney, pronrietor.
What pleasure is there in life with a
headache, constipation and billiousnesB
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using Den
Witt's Little Early Risers, tho famous
little pills. M H Taylor.
W. W. Sanders is agent for R. V
Muir's town lots In Nemaha. If you
want to lease or buy one apply at Toy
AUVEHTISBH Office.
Money to Loan
On good farms at as low rate of in
terest as the lowest aud the best of
terms. Call aud see us.
GlLMOKK, GlLLAN & Bu KRESS.
Auburn, Neb.
Whooping cough is the most distres
sing malady; but its duration can be
cut abort by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy for croup and all lung
and bronchial troubles. M H Taylor.
IT PAYS
To Trade with
LOWMAN,
At BROWNVILLE.
Groceries,
China, ",
Glassware,
Crockery,
Granite,
Iron and
Thiware,
at price lower than
have ever betn named
in this country before
or 'since the war.
That's ajong time,
bnt it's a fact just the.
same. r
Come and Convince
Yourselves.
Highest price paid
your twicer am
Brownville, Nebr.
After years of untold suffering from
piles, B. W. Pursell of Kuitnersvtlle,
Pa . was cured bv using a single bex
or Hewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Skift
diseases such as eczema, rash, pimples
and otistimttq sores are readily cured
by this famous remedy M HI Taylor.
Try the 'new City .hotel when in
Auburn. Everything clean and nest.
One blodr southwest of court betlse
block. John McElhaney, proprietor
'V.W, Sanders, Notary Public. Pen
sions papers of all kinds made out acs
curately. Legal documents drawn up.
All business given prompt and carefu1
attention.
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Private money to loan, en farm se
curity on the best terms that were ever
made in Nemaha county, by, Wesley
Dundas, Auburn, Nebraska.
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POINTER
CHEAP READING I
We make the fallowing special club
bing offer for a short time:
The Advertiser, New York Tr
bune, Chicago Inter Ocean, Toledo
Blade, and the Prairie Farmer, all five
papers! one. year for only 12.10, cash
in advance.
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