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VOLUME XL11
NEMAHA, NERRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1898.
NUMBER 47
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Local News.
Old papers for sale at this ofllce.
Mrs. Fairbank for fine millltiory.
Another rain Thursday morning.
Additional local news on tho last
pnge.
Mra. Lillio Walsh returned to Lin
coln Monday.
Court house bond election Saturday
of next week.
E. S. McCandless was in from Au
burn last Friday.
E.E.liumbaugh and Hank Water
man visited Johnson Thursday.
We had a heavy rain Friday night
and a lighter one Sunday afternoon.
Orvillo Holdingo has built an addi
tion to his house in tho north part of
town.
HEADACHE QUICKLY CURED.
Dr. Davis'Auti-IIeadache never fails:
25 cents.
Fred Seabury has been doing some
papering for Henry Williams, at Shu
bert, this week.
Subscriptions received hero for any
newspaper or magazine published in
the United States.
Lem L. Gallagher, of Omaha, was in
town Weduesday, in tho interet of the
Aultman Taylor Co.
John Whitt, who has been over in
Missouri for some time, building boats,
returned home Tuesday,
Mra. Emily McCandlcss went to
Omaha Monday, to get medical treat
meat for little Gertrude's hand.
HUNTERS, TAKE WARNING,
and stay off my farm (the Wray Taylor
bend) and save trouble. J.W. Webber.
T.A. Clark received an invitation
give a cornet solo at the Commence
ment exercises at Nebraska City Fri
day night.
Conover & Veach will buy hogs at
Nemaha every second and fourth
Wednesday in each month until fur
ther notice.
A pair of black gloves wore found on
the street Saturday. The owner can
have the same by calling at this efiico
and paying for this notice.
The Titus Nursery set out three
acres of strawberries this spring. That
patch ought to provide lots of material
for shortcake in a year or two.
Dr. I. L. Callison, tho Stella dentist,
will bo at the Park hotel, in Nemaha,
Monday, May 23rd, prepared to do all
kinds of dental work. Wait for him.
A telegram was received Thursday
by Josh Matinee, ofAspinwall, that his
fathor, living at Fairfax, Mo., was dy
ing. The eld gentleman formerly lived
near Hillsdale.
Ono of the hardest windstorms wo
have had tor years visited this section
Tuesday night. Very little damage
was done in this section' except tho
breaking of a few trees.
Job. Cheek, the jeweler who recontly
located at Brownville, has decided to
put in part of his time at Nemaha. He
came here Monday, and has his head.,
quarters at the drug store.
John Michaels, of Anderson, MadN
son county, Indiana, arrived in Noma
ha Sunday evening, on a visit to his
neice, Mrs. Walter Maxwell. lie gave
ui a short call Tuesday, in company
with Mrs. Maxwell.
The Epworth League will give an
ice cream and strawberry festival in
the lower room of the opera house on
the night of commencement Friday
evening, May 27th. Everybody id in
vited. Bost of cream and berries.
Harry McCandloss started for Okla
homa Tuesday. Wo understand Harry
is thinking of locating there, but wo
hope he will cbango his mind and will
stay with us, as Harry would bo great
ly missed.
S. Gilbert had a valuable mare dio
with colic Wednesday. She was a
largo maro and one of tho best ho had.
Tho same day ono of tho ponies ho
drives to tho road wagon got pretty
badly cut on barb wire.
The ladies of tho Church of Christ
will serve ice cream and cake at EN
liott's Saturday afternoon and evening
May 21st, instead of on Cemmoncomont
night.
By order of committee
Mrs. Earlo S. Gilbert started for
Guthrie, Oklahoma, Tuesday afternoon,
to visit her sister, who has the con
sumption and it is thought can live but
a short time. Mrs. Gilbert expects to
be away about three weeks.
Rabe Elliott, who is commander of
tho land forces that are watching the
mouth of tho Nemaha for nn invading
fleet of Weyler, waa in the city last
Monday to get the latest movements
of tho enemy. Auburn Post.
Tom Clark reports having a fine time
at the St. Joe jubilee last week, The
Rockport band, with which Tom
played, was said by the St. Joe papers
to have been ono of the very best at
the jubilee outside of the city bands.
We received a short call Tueiday
from Prof. M. E. Shuck, of Redding,
Iowa, who is visiting his uncle, C.
Shuck. Prof. Shuck is an applicant
fer the principalship of the Nemaha
schools. Ho comes very highly recom
mended.
Jonn B, Fisher, of Aspinwall pre
cinct, gave us a pleasant call Monday.
It is the'flrst timo we have soen Mr.
Fisher in Nemaha for about two years.
Wo were pleased to see Mr. Fisher
looking so well, and he reports that his
health is the best it has been for a
number of years.
Jos. Cheek, jeweler, will be in Noma
ha Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week. Mr. Cheek has been in
Johnson for the past six months and is
known to be a competent and experi
enced workman on all watch, clock and
jewelry repairing. One-half old time
prices only is charged.
The sad newa was received Tuesday
that William H7 Hoove was worse
and was not expected to livo. J. B.
Hoover wont to Lincoln Wednesday to
see his brother. Almost every one in
Nemaha wonld feel the death of Mr.
Hoover as a personal loss. We hope
to hear better news of his condition in
a few days.
Whooping cough is the most distres
sing malady; but its duration can be
cut short by the use of Ono Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy for croup and all lung
and bronchial troubles. M U Taylor.
LOOK HERE, $3.50 buys one of Dr
Gray's now syringes from his agent, D
F.Richmond, Brownville, Neb.
Thero are no wounds so difficult to
heal as ragged cuts inflicted on horses
and cattle by barbed wire fences,
nailer's Barb Wire Liniment heals all
such wounds. Try it. M, II. Taylor,
Nemaha, Nebraska.
We will send tho Kansas City Jour
nal and The Advertiser both one
year for only 81.15.
SEEDS!
Go to Kerker & Hoever for all kinds
fresh bulk Garden Seed and seeds of
all kindB. They are tho Old Reliable
Seed House in Nemaha county. Call
and seo.
Haller'a Australian Salvo sostens the
cracked and sore hands and heals them
quickly. No better salvo made for all
diseases of tho skin, sores, burns, cuts,
etc , etc. Best pile remedy known.
Samples free atM,H.Taylor's,Nemaha.
Alva Leody Bays Honry Seld is one
of the belt farmers ho knows of. Ho
always has somo work for his hands.
This week they havo boon tliroshlng,
gathering corn and planting corn.
What othor farmer can havo this
amount of work laid out for oae week?
John Hawxby, sen of Wm. Hawxby,
has been suffering sovorely for some
timo with stomach trouble. Ho has
lost 50 pounds in tho last few months,
being reduced from 105 to 115. He is
very weak, of course, but is able to got
around, and this week is feoling somo
better, as he is able to sleep better.
Ho is on a very strict Bystom of dieting
and is in hopes his improvement will
be permanent.
JVT, H. Taylor, the druggist, keeps lino that's 0. K.
Hero proscriptions arc filled in a most skillful way.
iJl71io patent goods lino is fully comploto,
.And here is assortment of toilet goods noat.
"Xfou aro suited in wall paper, neatest designs.
XjOoIc at our stylos, rich, rare and lino.
Our oils and our paints, brands that aro best.
Reliable goods that stand ovory test.
Drop into Taylor's for cigars O. K.
Right here wo aro soiling tho bost ovory day.
XJsinjj folks well, in tho most courteous way,
GJiving good value in goods of bost grade.
gook Taylor's in Nomaha, where you would trade.
BJC. II. TAYLOR,
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIGARS, ETC,
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA.
To those who are in favor of'ri sink
ing fund being created to build a court
house wo would ask, will .it be cheaper
to pile up a large sum of monoy in the
county treasury for banks to light over
and loan to us at 10 per cent interest
than to pay 5 per cent interest on bonds
running ten years, with the option of
paying in five years?
Creating a Binking fund means piling
up a large sum of monoy for tho banks
to quarrel oyer, placing a temptation
for some ono to steal, and no protection
to tho records fer two or three yoars,
and then perhaps find our money tied
up in some defunct bank. Voting
bonds means giving tho county's note
for a sum of money which will be
forthwith expended in building a court
house and the protection of our
records.
Haller'a Headache Cure always gives
instant relief. It is easy to take, being
put up in capsules. It it a suro and
safe remedy. Where it has been tried
it has given satisfaction. ' M. II. Tay
lor, Nemaha, Nebraska.
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There are three littlo things which
do more work than any other three lit
tle things created they are the ant the
bee and DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles. M II Tay
lor. UcWBy has won far over the deep.
Anderson leads in selling goods cheap.
Competition ho leads in country around
In general merchandise prices cut
down.
lfhino aro constructed for animals
wnips Lsiow.
Anderson's prices make his goods go,
In clothing and dry goods, in grocerios
fine,
In footwear and hoadwear an elegant
line.
Thn placo to buy footwear, material
i MB best.
Boots and shoes here stand sovoro test.
Everything here in the general way.
Tho prices are low, tho goods are O.K.
Spaniards'061 bo,u"enowT7
Anderon'a rivals feel the samo way.
Dewey makes Spaniards feel very bluo.
Anderson's prices savo money for you.
N. R. ANDERSON'S
GASH STORE,
NEMAHA. NEBRASKA.
MRS. HILL
Is alwayH iu tho lead with the lest
goods at tho lowest prices.
To Ouro Hoadaclio In 10 Minutes.
Take Dr. Davis' AntMIoadacho.
All druggists.
Robt. Frost warns all huntora to
keep o his pasture, wast of the road
running north from tho mill, and all
other parties are warned not to let
down fence or drivo Into tho pasture.
All trespassers will be prosecuted.
Tako tho wagonotto when in Auburn
for any part of the city. Easy riding.
Quick time. All trains met. John
McElhaney, pronriotor.
The inside of tho Christian church
Iuib been greatly improved recently.
Tho celling lias been replastered and a
hard finish put on, the walls havo been
repap'ered with handsomo paper, and
the skats repainted. Tho seats havo
also boon rearranged, two aisles being
left next the walls and the conter aisle
running diagonally from tho south sido
of the door to the north sido of the
pulpit. It is now a very handsomo
church.
County Commissioner B. F. Moln
inch was in Nomaha Wednesday and
gavo this ofllce a social call. Mr. Mc
Ininch is in favor of a now court house
but is opposed to bonds for anything.
He is in favor of levying a tax eufllcleut
to raise in ono year half the amount
necessary to buildja good court house.
When this is raited begin to build, and
levy a tax to raiso the remainder of the
monoy to pay fort it, Almost every
voter favors building a Igood court
bouie. The only difference of opinion
Is over tho amount needed and how to
raiso it, We do not believo the amount
of bonds on a county as wealthy as
Nemaha will be very burdensome. It
is about as hard for us to pay taxes as
anybody, but we expect to vote for
bonds.
About the worst let of old plug hors
es and mules we have ever seen brought
together were sold at sheriff sale last
Saturday. They belonged to Bud
Stockton and were sold to pay costs in
the suit with Judge Broady ever the
possession of the sand bar whero Bud
has been wintering horses and having
a little farming done in the summer.
The outfit wae so tough looking that
Sheriff Cole and Deputy Hughes wore
ashamed to do the selling, so they got
Dave Plasters, who has been iu tho
builness so long he has got toughened.
Tho animal bringing the most money
was a mule, which was sold for 812.
Frank Woodward bought a little burro
"for tho children to ride," and also in
vested in a colt and two or three herses,
paying all the way from 65 conts to (0
a head. He says they played it en him
though, as they took advantage of his
absence while he was looking after his
purchases and sold ono horse for 40
centB. He would havo run the price
up to 55 conts if he had been thero.
Frank is thinking of organizing a cav
alry troup and is buying up horses with
that object in view.
Wo will send you Tun Advertiser
and five othor weekly papers ono yoar
for only $2 25, cash in advance.
If you buy it at
LOW MAWS
IT'S good;
On a bill of $10.00
worth we guarantee to
save you $1.00
(oxcopt a low staplo articles)
on Groceries, Glassware,
china and hardware sold
in eastern Nebraska.
Omaha or Lincoln not
excepted.
Make out your list of articlos
wanted and lot mo figuro on
thorn. Your monoy is as good
as anybody's, and you do not
pay othor 's bad dobts in buying
of mo.
Bring mo your Butter and Eggs.
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Brownville, Nebr.
Tho only Spot Cash Dealer in
town.
We are anxious to do a little good iu
this world and can think of no pleas
antor or bettor way to do it than by re
commending Ono Minute Cough Cure
as a preventive of pneumonia, corn-
sumption and other serious lung troub
les that follow neglected colds. M II
Taylor.
Money to Loan
On good farms at as low rate of in
terest as the lowest and the best of
terms. Call and seo us.
GlLMOIUC, GlLLAN & BlJRRESS.
Auburn, Neb.
t7. W. Sanders is agent for It. V.
Muir'a town lots in Nomaha. If you
want to lease or buy one apply at Tuy
Advertiser office.
Children and adults tortured by
burns, scalds, injuries, eczema or skiy
diseases may secure instant relief by
using Do Wltt'a Witch Hazle Salve. It
is tho great pile remedy. M H Tay lei
S. Gilbert & Son call your attention.
Goods thoy are selling would publicly
mention.
In clothing and dry goods styles that
nro now.
30 w prices tho rule, suro to please
you.
Best grades of groceries, freshest and
line.
Everything here in the grocery lino.
Reliablo lumber, building supplies.
The prices are right whon you come to
buy.
& hero wo would make a statement
not rash.
Seo us for business, 'tis a saying of
cash,
Our prices aro low, our goods are O.K.
No firm does bettor in merchandise
way.
S, GILBERT & SON,
General Merchandise
and Lumber
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NEBRASKA.
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