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NEMAHA. CITY, NEHltASKA.
J. L, MELVIN, M. D .n. D.,
PHYS1CIAHAHDSURGE0H
PEOIAUTIEH: -DlHcnHPHof the Hlcln, Din
enKef u Women und Children Will
prninntiv nnswcir nil culm, either duy or
ulijlit. OHleo nt roHldunoe.
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Read and Remember.
Fine hamem horo, tha best huiidmndo.
RnllftbliiHtonk of Mrst class Krudo.
And horo In nil uml hunlvruru lino.
."Mic wlilpn nnd brushes, first chins lino.
JC"op comlnc horo for pruU uml collars.
Kop coming luiro to suvo your dollars.
Slteo'i hiiN robes and llyuolH neat,
Xtsops a lino iliut cun't bo bent.
Excollonl worlc on nil repair,
Jfcjxtni neat, und prises fair.
ftjo shop In county can bo Keen
'Soils hurueuH oheaiier than Frank Hlccou.
F. K. SKEEN,
Harness and Repairing
NEMAHA, NEIi.
HE HAD NEWS FOR HER.
The Tulle Went wit Willie iho limine
Wan Illlttlllltf.
"I (ell you Jt ain't mtfo for a man to
Icavo homo nowadnyH," grumbled tho
mun-on-thc-corncr to another man, ac
cording to tho Detroit Frco PrcB.
"Sineo my wife got mixed up with ho
many clubs art clubH, musical clubs,
kindergarten coteries, and the like, she
haa bo much to attend to nnd bo much to
talk about to other women that hIio
actually forgets that hIio has any do
mcslie rcsponBlbllltica. My wife told
mo hmt night that hIio wan Bitting in
our library early in tho morning, deep
ly immersed In club conversation with
an intimate friend, and they heard the
doorbell ring. Sho knew that the cook
was very busy, and the Becond maid
wn out on an errand, but she woa bo
absorbed In her club talk that he de
cided not to answer tho bell herself.
Again it rang with boiuo emphasis,
ro then she went to tho Bhuttcrs and
looked out, only to Bee at the door the
back of a roughly-dressed man. Sho
concluded that lie was only a peddler or
a beggar, and went Lack to her pro
foundly intellectual friend. A third
tlmo the doorbell rang, and this time
with energetic and Bimtained violence.
" 'Goodness, hear that man,' my wifo
said to the other club lady; 'Nora is
out, and I'll have to go and see what he
wantB, or ho will brenk tho bell.' So
to the door nhc hnstencd, feeling very
indignant with the peddler who was
fo persistently disturbing her pence.
SIiq opened tho door prepared to dis
charge a volley of rebuke on tho man's
offending head, but forgot all about it
when he said, excitedly:
" 'Well, mlssuB, yaid better be an
Bwcrin' this bell I came in to tell yer
that tho back part of yer house 1b on
fire.' "
GOOD IDEA TO BORROW.
After years of untold suffering from
plica, B. W. Pursell of Knltnersvillo,
l'a., was cured by using u hinglo box
of Hewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Skin
diseases mich us eczema, rash, pimples
and obstinate sores lire readily cured
by this famous remedy, M II Taylor.
Ciiamiikulain's Cough Remedy Al
ways Phovks Effective.
There are no better medicines on tho
market tlinn Chambei Iain's. Wo have
used tills cough remedy where all oth
ers failed and in every instance it
proved effectual. Almost dully we
hear tho virtues of Chnmberlain'b rem
edies extolled by those who liavo used
them. This is not ati'empty puff, paid
for at so much u line, but is voluntar
ily given in good faith, in tho hope
that suffering humanity may try theso
roiuedies and, like tho wiiter, bo bene
fitted. Fiom the Glonvillo (W. Vu.
Pathutider. For sale by M II Tayler.
Wo make tho following spelcal club
bing offer for a short time:
This Advisktisuk, Now York Tri
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Blado, and tho Prnlrlo Farmer, all flvt
papers one year for ouly $2.10, wwh
in advance.
ccdl Corn.
Enrmers, change your seed nnd have
HO per cent more to tho acre, and a corn
that will mature i weeks earlier than
i the common earn. I have sntno flue
selected jollow need corn, large deop
grain and small cob; has been tested
and will giiarauteo it all to grow. Had
an averago of 82 bushels to tho acre
last year, being 30 per cent more than
my adjoining neighbor raised. I also
have somo lino white corn. 1 bushel,
31.00: 2 bushel, $1.75; G bushel, $4.50.
Address F. Johnson,
OskaUosA, Iowa,
"MPn huvo tho rigs, when you would drive;
Our teams look well, thoy uro ullvo.
R s horo that shine; tlioynroO. K.
IWp track of Workman's ovory day.
3)Ion llko our teams; tlmy'ro m ado to go,
.A. tl In tho harness uover slow.
Itfoxt tliuo you drlvo, you traveling men,
Souk Workman's pluco, and conio again.
Jjook up thin plaeo when teaniH you feed,
, n horo thuy'io treated well Indeed.
Very low our rate uro found
Every tliuo you drlvo around.
R ls, hacks und drays and horses best.
Y u glvo Iho word, wo do the rest.
Workman's : Livery,
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA.
A thrll of terror la experienced whea
u brassy cough of croup sounds through
the house at night. Hut tho terror
uoon changed to relief alter One Minute
Cough Cure has been ndntnistored
Sale and harmless for children. M II
Taylor.
What pleasure Is there in life with n
headache, constipation and hllltousness
Thousands experience them who could
become parfoutly healthy by using Dun
Witt's Little Early Hisurs, tho famous
little pills. U II Taylor.
lllpans Tabules cure nauBoa.
IllpanB Tabuloa: at druggists.
UlpauB Tabules euro bad breath.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
lllpAnp Tabules euro flatulonco.
RlpanB Tahuies: pleasant laxative.
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,Onc of tho minor features of the Eng
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REPUBLICAN Jr.
29348.
Standard nnd registered bay colt, 4 years old, 10 hands high, weighs 1100
pounds when in good ilesh, sired by Republican (2:10), and half brother to
PatL. (2:00,1.f); dam, Sadlo Vera, by Talavera (2:30); second dam, lletsoy
Trotwood, by McMahon (2:21), will make the season of 1808 (except Satuidnys)
at home, Maple Rldyo stock farm, 2 miles southeast of Howe and u m 11 en
northwest of Stella, Nebraska, to a few approved mares, at 812.00 to insure.
Republican, Jr., is u lino big gaited colt, good color, good disposition, sound,
and fast wheiievor trained for speed.
T. H. JONES, Owner.
HOWE, NEBRASKA.
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Never Tbonclit f llio Mnai'x IIoneBty
irntll She Ilnil Her lint.
A rnlddlc-ared woman enroe through
tho gate ntotie of the railway stations
the other afternoon with u crowd of
passenger from n train which bul just
arrived, isayu the Washington Tor. Bh
wore u gray gown, nnd sfce carried) u
Binall hag; u fur cap rrang over lier
arm, but her head w bre. 8W di
nob remember tho fact until sh had
passed tho wicket. Suddenly fibo
clapped her hand to her head.
"Good graclouul" Bhe exclaimed-.
"ITere, hold 'thesel" and flinging the
bag and cape Into the hands of un ns
lonlshed young man, who happened to
be Ktnndiug near, sha plunged through
the crowd nnd run baak to the train.
Presently she emerged, her lint on her
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and her traveling bag. The astonished
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she gave n sigh of relief.
"My land," sho said, with feeling,
'suppose yon hadn't been honest!" nnd
the crowd swallowed her up.
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