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Nemaha City, Nkbiiaka.
Office first door south of Park hotel
W. W. SANDERS,
Notary
Public
Nemaha City, Neb.
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NEMAIJA CITY, NEBRASKA.
,1. L, M12LVIN, M. D., I'll. D.,
PHYSICUHD'OBGEOH
SIM(!liiw4 !. Ulnoiu- .
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prniin- "iiswor nil cullh,
nluht. O til co rcRliluiidr.
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Nemaha Cornet Band
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fot 'M'lili.inonts. picnics memotiai
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Dions papers of all kinds made out acs
out egal documents trawn up
All business givon prompt nd careful
attention
Private money to loan on farm se
curity oi' i e best terms that wore ever
made in Nemaha county, by Wesley
Dunda-1 Auburn, Nebraska.
Winner
bai demonstrated ton thousand
timet that It is almost infallible
FOR WOMAN'S
PECULIAR
WEAKNESSES,
irregularities and derangements,
It has become the leading remedy
for this class of troubles. It exerts
a wonderfully healing, strengthen
ing and eoothlng influence upon
tho menstrua organs. It cures
"whites" anJtf Mlfnij of the womb.
It stops flooding- end relieves sup-
fressed and painful menstruation,
or Ohad;e of Lite it is the best
xnedlclno made. It is beneficial
during picgnancy, and helps to
bring children into homes barren
for years. It invigorates, stimu
lates, atrengthons the whole sys
tem. Thla great remodjr is offered
to all afflicted women. Why will
any woman suffer another minute
with certain relief within reach t
Wine of Cardul only costs f 1.00 per
bottle at your drug store.
Tor advice, in ecut$ rtquMno tvteUx iirte.
iein Co., Chattanooga, Ttnn.
Rev. J. W. SMITH, Camden, 8. C.. tayi:
" "mVwII. Tied Wine of Cardul ajhorne
for Ulllno ol tht womb and It nUrlf
curao ner.
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I The Nebraska Advertiser
T. If. NJJS'MtHtf, rubHihtr.
SUBSOKII'TION,
81.50 I'KIt yeah
FRIDAY, FEU. 18, 18V8.
Frances E Willaid, president of tho
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, died In New York shortly after
midnight Friday morning.
The wat steamer Maine whs blown
up Tuesday night it the harbor at IIh
yana The losi of lift' was groat, there
belmr 270 killed and drowned Onlj
05 were saved. The explosion in a
mystery. Mntiv think it was Uone by
Spaniaidd. it ih being Investigated.
A. Q. Gates is preparing to move t
Denver, whore. Iih will make his home
in the future. Mr. Cites is an old
resident of Brownvillu, and was in
business liero about twi.ty jvnra.
Himself and wife ivill bo missed
when they ieavo us. Sun.
Yardmaster Clnis Bader has turned
his attention to tho weather and this
morning when thunder could be luard
plainly he said: 'Look out for a Irost
to cut the corn off about Maj 01 ti or
10th, for It never thunders in Februarj
but what, we are sum to have a frost
on a corresponding day in May."
Nebraska City News.
It is singular I hit farm poultry,
which finds a plsce on nearly every one
of the 5 000,000 fauns in the country,
should, until now, have hd no repre
sentative paper, poultry journals being
almost without exception, published
in tho interest of tho fancier and ex..
hlbitor. The Poultry Journal Farmer,
however, which .has recently been es
tablished at Des Moines, 1 1., has chang
ed this, and in it farm poultry, grown
to pay grocery and dry goods bills, finds
a piactical and truly representative pa
per. It should be read on every farm
where a chick "peeps" and a lion scrat
ches for It It is just what the farmers
and farmers wives and daughters who
"keep chickens," and sell the eggs and
meat they produce, havo longueeihd
for it is made expressly to meet their
wants. It is only CO cents a year. The
February number is just out, and every
reader of this paper can get a free sam
ple copy by audrej.siug Tho Poultry
Farmer, Des Moines, la.
A LOG ROLLING
At the regular mooting of tho Shu
bort Camp, No, 20, Woodmen of the
World, ou last Tuesday evening, the
members had one of tho most
plaaBant sessions of the Camp since
iti organzation in this city. Be
sides several initatlonB into tho pro
taction degree of tho order, and the
rendition of an excellent program of
both vocal and instrumental music, a
lunch was served aud the work in
the Protection degree was closed
and the Camp was opeued in tho
Morning degree, This degree was co
ducted by tho degree ofllicers of Nema
ha camp, and four oandidatss for high
er honors were taken through the for
est. Tho degree team of tht Nemaha
Camp was assisted byjranny members
of their camp, as well as from mem
bers from other Camps about us,
and they didjtbeir work well. Shub
ort Camp is not having anything of a
boom, as ;it wore, hut is having a
steady and healthy growth and that
growth is becoming moro rapid as tho
principles and plans of the order be-
come better understood by the people
and such occasions as tho members
enjoyed last Tuesday evening are be-
coming frequent not only hero, but In
all the Camps of tho order wherover
located.
Among the visiting brethren from
; abroad were Dr. W. VT. Keelln, Dr J ,
L.Molvln, S. K. Anderson, H. C Shad
ley, John Dorram, Win Swan. Alva
Leedy, Ed. Thomas, Art Paris. Ed.
Parls.Vesta Hodges, John Knight, Win
Seid, Ed .Sehl, Marlon Seid, Ed Knapp,
1 Alf Kenton, Warren Burns, James
Burns, Chas. Bums, Frank Burgees,
Honry Vanmeter and Ed SHers of
Nemaha; Rufus Rowen,David Brimble
Chas. Roberts and J.H. Seid of Howe;
Wm Russell, of Auburn; Lank Shafer
of Barada and Jamos Morris of Stella,
ShubertOItizon.
IcanjgffiyNo-,
Tho farmor of today is of necessity n
raiding man , for the facts of agricul
ture are so numerous that no one can
learn them all from his own experience.
He is fortunate, however, in having
such papers iih The Iowa Homestead
to keep him advised us to the progress
of (arming asd improvements in its
methods. Every dinner in this county
Hliould regularly rend Tim Homestead
and Its Special Farmers' Institute edi
tioiiH, llir.se last being published month
ly. The two furnish a liberal faim
education, combining science and pi no
tice. Tho February .Special, which ao
c itapiinied last week's tegular issue of
the paper, was an unusually good one,
containing contributions form 125 prac
tical funnels mi practical farm topics
of the highest interest. Every fanner
should tend hotli The Homestead mid
I- -pi' -Is regularly Free samplo
iipiH- wt t be sen' o all applicants,
ami tic -ui HCitpiion price is only 81 u
miii, including the .-peoiHl editions.
i.dilrSi Homestead v,o,..Des .xoine.i,
un.
MONEY. tUO.UOO pi I vale money
to jiiiin l.iw ifiii" Wrile me
L.vMJ . 1 1 .n v is o buy, nil
or HXeiini'Mi n Unit, ttock it mdse.ur
oilici ,in.'tcj ly, now in a good time.i
Trades can bu had in most any section j
of the country
HGB.FARMS and tracts 01 land
(r ranches,
Fine turn (aim 100 acres, and oil er
(aims in southern) iMeu. write in
tiboiii them
IlumiY C. bMiTii, Falls City, Npd.
CllAMMiKLAIN'b I OUOH Ri-MEDY AL
ways Pkovks Ekfeotive.
Theie are no beilet medicines on tho
market than (Jhambei ain's We have
need this cough remedy where all oth
eis failed and in every instance it
proved effectual. Almost daily we
hear the vu'tues of Chamberlain's rem
edies extolled by those who have used
i hem. TliiS is not Hii'einptjt puff, paid
foi at so much a line, but is voluntar
ily given in good faith, in the hope
that suffering humanity may try these
romedies and, like the writer, be bene
fitted - From the Glenvtlle (W. Va.
Puthtiuder. For sale by.M II Taylor.
Whooping cough is the most distress
sing malady; but its duration can be
cut short by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy tor croep and all lung
and bronchial troubles. M H Taylor
Did yon Ever?
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aud eet relief. Tnis medicine bus
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medicine you need. Health aud
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GOc and 81 at M. II. Taylor's
After years of untold suffering from
piles, B VV. Pursell of Knitnersville,
Pa , was cured by using a single box
of Dewitt'8 Witch Hazel Salve. Skin
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Thousands experience them who could
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HOW TO Fl D OUT. '
Fill a bottle or common glass with
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a sediment or settling indicates an un
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anter or better way to do it than by re
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tho house at night. But the terror
soon changes to relief after One Minute
Cough Curo has been administered.
Safe and harmless for children. 11 II
Taylor.
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Tho best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhpum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, child
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There are three little things which
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bee and De Wilt's Little Eatly Risers,
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles. M H Tay
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