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VOLUME XLII
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AVRJL I, 1898.
NUMBER 40
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HiOGEil jSTews.
Make garden.
:yn Fool's Day.
Mrs. Falrbank for fine millinery.
Ono week from Sunday is Easter.
Atlditiomil local news -on the last
.lolm Fnt.iur was up from St Doroin
Wed u cad ay ;
1?. V. Mulr whs down from, Urown
villo last Sutuiduv.
Dave Gilliland. tho Peru liveryman,
was in town Tuesday.
Geo. Ernst of Johnson county, was
5n Nemaha" Wedjieaday.
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Mrs. Henry Sanders, of Urownvillo,
was in Nenmlm Tuesday.
Nebraska City Leader (lour lakes tlnT
JfiWl. Sold by S, Gilbert & Son. ' :
Uncle Henry Hurt, of Aspinwull,
has been very sick for some time.
Gecj. Andf-rson, of.Langtlon, Mo.,
'visited his hi.qther, S..K-hiBfc week.
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John H. Shdok, who now lives at
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Auburn, was-in Nemaha Wednesday.
Thns. B.Skeen was in from Auburn
last Saturday, and gave this oilice a so
cial call. .
Mart May is putting out nearly yoo
peach trees this spring, besides a lot of
small frnit.
Nowioii Wallace.directs us to send
him this family journal. IIo now lives
near Uo wo. , - -
Mrs. Lillio Mather is building an ad
dition on her residenca in tho western
Sunday was an unwelromt) reminder
that winter was yet lingering in the
lap of pprinc
Rpv .T. V Waldron will continuo tho
meetings at tho Christian church until
Sunday evoning.
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Head tho advertisement of M, IT.
Taylor, the druggist, and govern your
selves accordingly,
"Wo will send the Kansas City Jours
nal and Tins Adveiitiskk both ono
year for only Sl.lo.
John G. Sanders, tho handsomo bach
elor editor of tho Hrownville Sun, was
in town Wednesday.
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Moso Veach, of Veruon, and Mr.'
Spicklor, of Barada, woro in Nemaha
Wednesday and Thursday.
James A, Titus lias been quite Bick
for cevoral days with ' thmn. Wo
hope ho will soon recover.
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Mrs. Eairbank returned last Satur
day from Omaha, where she selected a
big stock of spring millinery.
Andrew Aynes
Sells northern grown puro gar
den seeds in packages or bulk
at low prices.
Any kind of carpet at prices that
cannot bo boat anywhere. Fine
lino of. samples from which to
make your selection.
A complete line of
Hardware, Furniture,
Goffins, Caskets, etc.
Call and see me and get prices.
If what you want is not in
stock I will send and get it on
short notice. Prices and goods
guaranteed to bo right.
Andrew Aynes
Harry McCaudlcss seturned homo on
Wednesday after n' visit of a few days
at Omaha and Lincoln.
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Mrs. EdiUt Schell,t)f Ueatrico, qnmo
in to Nemaha Fridiiy of last-week, on
a Visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Clark.
Hev. M,M. Goodo and wife, of St.
Joe, arrived in Nenmlm Monday, on n
visit to Mra.. O0od.es parents, MrVnnd
Mrs. John Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Earlo Gilbert have
gone to housekeeping in tholr residence
north of this oilhe. Earlo hays he hoi
gins to feel like a married man now.
S. Gilbert &SonHo.ll best prints at G
cents per yard. Table oil cloth 15
cents per yard,
ELEGAflT WALL PAPER SSSIG1NS
It's no longer a question of "Can I a fjord to paper,"
. but tho thought is, "Can I afford to look atrthat old',stylq
" .pattern on tSho wall, year in' and year out,fvhou the cost"
of paper is so little 5 cents a roll up," 'Si . ' ,
.LUJW
DON'T
Vx bpond all day scrubbing that kitchen1 woodwork. A
'Cpiart of our best paint on"y costs you -10 djDhts and then
your Mtchen' will look likonow. Chango the color in
y&Ur rooms every year. '
J. T. Thorp und wife, of liockport,
M.o., were visiting Nojnaha jelatives
and friehds Friday arid Saturday of
last week. ..They aro overseers of tho
poor farm of Atchison county , Mo. r
AUTlCUOKES5A.NI MILLET SEED
rhltveor salvor casi only Whtto
Jerusalem Artichokes at 30 cents per
bushel. Also good clean now millet
seed at 50 cents. J. If. Skid.
HUNTERS, TAKE WARNING,
and stay off my farm (the Wray Tayloi
bend) and save trouble. J.W.Wkiuuih.
MONEY. Private money to loan
on real estatp security. If you want a
loan write me.
LAND.. Bargains in farms and
lands, also other property to sell and
exchamjo. Writo mo what you have
and what'you want. Sixteen years ex
perloncd give me a wide acquaintance.
IIkhky C. Smith, Falls City, Nb.
SEEDS!
Go to Km-kor & Ho-iver for all kinds
fresh bulk Garden fcjeud and aeedn of
all kinds. They aro tho Old Reliable
Seed House in Nemaha county. Call
and seo.
Cc A T Duquoin, Ilevlor, Walnut
jJA.Li lio:lc. McAllister and
other grades of coal for sale, ranging
in price from 82.23 to $4.00,
IIakky McCandmiss,
If you want Good
Goods at Low Prices
trade at
ANDERSON'S..
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Prices are right and
you will be treated
right,
Tou will save mon
ey by trading at An
derson's The' highest market
price paid for country
produce
Call and see us
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Millinery Opening. '
Rflrs. Fairba'nk
will hftvo an opening of
Spring and Su minor
IVIIiillltiiy ,
at her millinery-parlors
Friday and Saturday.
April 8ihY id 9lh.'
All b)W;iiow and latest
idoas- mid noyoltios in
Trimmed Hats.
Ladies invited.
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Seo tho new advertisements of M.'II.
Taylor, tho drutfemt, and Mrs. .Falr-
baftk, and tho M"K'3 in Lowman's
add Mt'lninoh'sadfi. . '
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V '. TO CUKIJ A (101,b IN ONIt l)Y
Take Laxuuvo UwVtnoQuiuiuoTiihlpts.
All drucuisls rwlniuLtho mOnov if it
rf:iM?i tft (TmTfr'ST7 '" ' " " ' -.t -
i' ..i rV . .., CTVA1T 1". L i
Dr. J.L. Callisoa, the Stella dentist,
will visit Nemaha next Monday, April
4th, for tho purpose of doing all kinds
of dental woik. Office at hotel.
Mrs. Theo. Hill has had tho front of
her millinery parlors remodeled. The
dooi has been cjiangcd to tho norths
west corner of the building, and two
large windows (ill the remaludcrjof tho
front.
Tho Titiiri Nursery recently sold
Judge John S. Stull a bill of nlno hun
dred apple trees, taking the contract of
setting thorn out on onoof tho judge's
farms In London piecinct and guaran
teeing them to grow. eo. N. Sunders
has been engaged to do tho work of
setting out tho trees.
TCerker & Hoover have found their
presont location too small for tho busi
ness they aro doing, so thoy aro having
the building north of their presqnb lo
cation plastered and otherwise repaired
and will soo nrnove in. Tho building
is owned by J. P. Hoover and was for
some time 'occupied by Joo Littroll's
restaurant.
erf
carry a largo stock of
General Merchandise
They sell low for cash. G et their
prices be?foro buying and you
will trade? with thQm 'and save
money,' ' .
NOTfoOF DISSOLUTION OF
' PARTNERSHIP.
Tho partnership heretofore existing
for the transacting of tho business of a
commercial bank, un.ior tho name of
the Gilbert Hank, wherein H. 0. Gil
bert, of Wayneshoro, Pa., S, Gilbert
and II. Gilbert, of Nemaha, Nob., were
general partners, is this 'J5th day of
March, 1808, dissolved by mutual con
sent. Tho affairs f tho firm will bo
adjusted arid sottlod by S Gilbert.
, II. C. Gimskkt,
3. OlUiKItT,
11. GlLUKUT. .
Mrs. T. A. Loranco and her Httlo
nolco, Ethel Paiker.of Ueatrlce.arflvcd
In Nemaha Wtdneaday, on a visit to
Mrs. Lorance's patents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. 11, Uelger, and tho editorial family,
Last Saturday night and Sunday wo
had thunder and lightning, rain, htiow,
sleet and hail. Monday morning tho
sleh;hing was excellent, as thb snow
and hall on tho gtound was hard and
aluioat as hIIcK as Ico.
Miss M.ula Slock, who lias boon vis
iting hl'iMiuclu, John 1. Dressier, for
two or three weeks, wo lit to iJcatrlco
'.Tuesday, where shu will visit relatives
for a lew daja and will then leturn to
her, home at Washington, Ills.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.Taylor,
who have been btopplng ior some tlmo
with their daughter, Mrs. E. M. Baker,
of South Aubnin, returned to Nemaha
Tuesday. Wo aro very glad to havo
Father Taylor and his estlniablu wife
with us again
Mia. 0. II. Gllmore drove down from
Brownvillo Monday. She says Rev.
Gllmore was quite seriously hurt by
his fall fioni tho hay lull two weeks
ago. It is thought sumo of the ligat
meuts were torn loose from his back
bone, and it will be a long time before
he entirely lecovcrs tromjtd effects.
Isaac Yanuest died. at his home in
Iirownvtilo Monday. Only a lew
weeks ago it v as dibcovered that the
deceased hail u cancer in his mouth.
IIo was taken to St. Jot1 for treatmeiit,
but the disease was too far advanced,
und he was brought back' home to die.
Tho funeral nei vices were hold Tues
day.
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Wo aro pleased to learn that Rov. G. 1
II. Gllmore is improving some, and ex
pecta to bo able id' 1111 hia appointment
at Nemaha Sunday night. We re
ceWd" t f)V?fdHo wingJnbtej;fjb,m'hl ni'
Friday morning:
"DicaU HnoTiiKU: 1 expect to ho
with you on Sunday evening. I am
some bettor and I hope to he ablo to do
my work on Sunday. I will bo obliged
to drivo slow and may boa few minx
utes Lite, but will try and get there on
time. Yours. 0. II Giuiouis"
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Money to Loan
On good farms at as low rato of In
terest as tho lowest and tho best of
terms. Call and see us.
GILMOKK, GlLLAN & HuiUtKSS.
Auburn, Nob.
Frank Shut wood was down town to-
cltiiC.'tlie llrat time since ho had his tus-
slo with ciiolt'Ju morbus. IIo says ho
drove thirty miles after ho was tuken
and never camo so near dying In his
life, After this when he goes out In
thccountry.no will take a hottlo of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rlueo Remedy with him. Missouri
Valiey (Iowa) Times. For sale by M
II Taylor.
AFTER APRIL 1 .
You will find us iu the Haith block,
four doors north of the First National
bank. We are now giving1 some Extra
Bargains in
Cilinc, Fnii Ms, its,
Gaps, Trunks, Valises,
Tos ave expense of moving
Call in and see for yourself.
J.W.CRANMER&CO.
If you buy it at
LOWMAN'S
IT'S GOOD.
m 11 &i Hue out.
A 8-tio good weight broom . . 15c
"Whito G rani to Wash Bowl
and Pitcher 75c
A comploto Lamp 21o
4-muirt ColTeo Pot ..! ,u,...,:..18c
10-quart Galvaniod'Tail 15c
1 gallon glass' tin jackot Oil
Can 18c
1 lb. Seedless Raisins..'...'.'. 5c
2 lbs. Pancako FlouiC..'. Oc
4 cakes Toilet Soap . 8c
All other goods in proportion.
Como ttnd seo us.
Your Butter and Eggs aro the
sumo as cash with us.
. Browjwille, Nebr,.
71 MAIKT STREET.
LOOK HERE, S3.no buys ono of Dr.
Gray's now syringes from his agent, D.
F.ltlehdiond, Urownvillo, Nb.
Wo aro anxious to do a little good in
this world and can think of no pleaa
anter or bettor way to do It than by ro
commending Oho Minute Coimh Curo
as a preventive of iineumouis. com
Bumption and other serious lung troub
le; that follow neglected colds. M II
Taylor.
W. W. Sandors is agent for R. V.
Mulr'a town lots In Nomalm. 1 you
want. to lease or buy one apply at Tup
Advishtisku olllco,
Childron and adults tortured by
burns, scalds, injuries, eczema or skly
diseases may pecuro Instant relief by
using DqWUI'h Witch llazio Salve. It
is tho great pile remedy. M 11 Tayloj
if. E. Lonai,
.. AUBURN, NEBK.
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