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SUIISGltU'TION,
61. &0 l'KIl YKAIl
JQlt. W. W. KEELING,
ft KM AHA OlTV, NkHUAKA.
Olllou first door Houth of Turk hotel
W. W. SANDERS,
Notary
Nemaha City, Neb
PLASTERER
Acino niul Auattto work u Hpcolnlty. CIh
turns built. Fnpor HiuirIiik, KuUomlnlnu
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work wiirruntod.
FRIDAY. MAY 20. 18!)S.
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IJIlii)Nt prlaoHlimlil for hldeH, lard, tnilow
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NEMAHA CITY, NE1J11ASKA.
Wes Clurk was in from Auburn Fri
day, visiting Nemulm friends.
Win. E. Gladstone, Mio famous stales
man of England, died Wednesday.
Tim windstorm Tuesday night broke
two window glass in the scliool house.
A company of Tolunteurs has been
organized at Auburn, with Sterling P.
Glasgow as captain. Herbert H. Hay
is tlrst lieutenant and J. W. Barnliart
Bocolid lieutenant.
J, L. Carson, jr., wont to ICansasCity
on Tuesday to be present at tho mar-
riago of his sister, Miss Mary Marshal
Carson, to Hamilton 15. Kollins, a
banker of Columbia, Mo., which took
placo Wednesday at Kansas City.
Auburn Herald.
J. L, MELV1N, M. D., Ph. DM
PHYSICIAN &RD SURGEON
Sl'KQIALTlKH: -DlneaHOs of the Hkln, DIh
oaRCH 01 Women nml Children Will
promntlv niiHwor nil cnllH, cither ilay or
night, onicu nt rcHldonce.
Read and Remember.
Fine harncHi Iioro, tlia liettt hniultniide.
J&nllnblo ntonk of flrHt dims crnilo.
Anil hero 1 oil nml hardware lino.
Tlco wltlpn and brushes, first clnsu lino.
Bleep comliic hero for pnils and colliirn.
3eop coming horo to uavo your dollars,
Skcon Iuih robes and flynets neat,
)CepH a lino Hint can't bo boat.
Excollout work on all repair,
jfclxtra neat, anil prUon fair.
No Hhop In county can bo Hcen
'Soils hurncHH oheapor than Frank Hlcecn.
F. K. SKEEN,
Harness and Repairing,
NEMAHA, NEH.
The Methodist Sunday school is hav
ing a hard time to have a picnic. Ii
wriB first decided to have it on the 7th,
but it rained tho night before, and tho
picnic was postponed until the 14th.
Hut it rained agaiti tho night before, so
tho picnic was again postponed until
tho next Saturday. Hut it is too muddy
to huvo it this week, so there will have
to be another postponement.
Thoro is little war news to chronicle.
Tho battleship Oregon is safe. Samp
son is hnntitiK for tho Spanish Heet, but
the lattor is keeping out of sight. One
Nebraska regiment has gone to San
Francisco and will be sent to tho Phil
lipino Islands. Tho second regiment
has 1401m to Chikamauga, Ga and will
be sent to Cuba. There is talk of the
prosident calling for 7G.00O or 100,000
moro volunteers. Gov. llolcomb has
commissioned Hon, Vf, J. Bryan a
colonel and authorized him to raise a
third regiment in Nebraska,
A MAP OF TnE UNITED STATES
Send me 15 cents in stamps and I will
mail you a map of tho United States,
three feet four inches wide and live
foot three inches long. Printed in six
colors. Mounted on rollers. Shows
every state, county, important towni
and railroad in tho United States. New
odition, just received, contains ten
handsome half-tone pictures of princii
pal buildings of tho TransMississippi
Exposition
J. FltANOIS,
General Passenger Agent, Burlington
Ilouto, Omaha, Neb.
Chamukulain's Cough Rkmkdy Al
WAYS PltOVKS EKKEOTIYB.
There are no better medicines on tho
market than Chamberlain's. We have
used this cough remedy where all oth
ers failed and in every instance it
proved effectual. Almost daily we
hear tho virtues of Chamberlain's rem
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them. This is not aii'ompty puff, paid
for at so much a Hue, but is voluntar
ily given in good faith, in tho hope
that suffering humanity may try these
touiedies and, like the writer, bo bene
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Fathfinder. For sale by M H Taylor.
We make the following Bpelcal club
bing offer for a abort time:
Tub Advhhtiseu, Now York Tri
bune, Chicago Inter Ocean, To cdo
Blade, and tho Prairie Farmer, all fivt
papers ono year for only $2,10, cash
in advance.
W.W. Sanders, Notary Public. Pen
sions papers of all kinds made out acs
curatoly. Legal documents drawn up
All business given prompt and careful
attention.
After years of. untold sufforing from
piles, H. W. Pursoll of Knitnersville,
Pa., was curod by using a single box
of Hewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Skin
Frank Sherwoed was down town to
daA", the drat time since he had his tus
sle with clioleju morbus. He says ho
drova thirty miles after ho was taken
and never camo so near dyiug in his
life. After this when he goes out in
tho country lie will tako a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Chelera and Diar
rhoee Remedy with him. Missouri
Valley (Iowa) Times. For sale by M
H Taylor.
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We can give you 6
weekly papers, includ
ing The Advertiser,
all one year for only
rllHcuHim hup.1i as eczema, rash, nimnles
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REPUBLICAN Jr.
29348.
Standard and registered bay colt, 4 years old, 10 bauds high, weighs 1100
pounds when in good flesh, sired by Republican (2:10), and half brother to
PatL. (2:0OJ4); dam, Sadio Vera, by Talavera (2:30); second dam, Betsey
Trotwood, by McMahon (2:21), will make the season of 180S (except Satuidays)
at home, Maple Ridge stock farm, 2 miles southeast of Howe and 0 miles
northwostof Stella, Nebraska, to a few approved mares, at 812.00 to insure.
Republican, Jr., is u lino big galled colt, good color, good disposition, sound,
and fast whenovor trained for speed.
T. H. JONES, Owner.
HOWE, NEBRASKA.
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"VJ7"o liavo tho rlgn, when you would drive;
Our teams look well, they aro allvo,
R,lns horo that shine; theynroO. 1C.
Kctjp track of Workman'H ovory day. '
Bon llko our team; they're mudo to go,
And 1 tho harness imver hIow. i
Next time y,ou drive, you traYellng nion, '
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Iioolc urvllile plnco whon teams you feed.
Jin "horo th'oy'ro treated woll Indeed.
Very low GUI' rales aro found
Every tlmoS'ou drlvourouiid.
R.1H, lmokA'fcud ttraya mid horncH best,
Yu elVo 'fhd'word , wo do tho rost.
Workman's : Livery
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA.
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During this great war excitement
peoplo cannot get enough papers to
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send freo the Great Sunday State Jour
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In order to be entitled to this special
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What pleasure is there in life with a
headache, constipation and btlliouuness
Thousands experience thorn who could
become purfui'Hv healthy by using Des
Win's Little Earlv Hitters, the famous
'i tlepillH. M II Taylor.
Do wo want our records protected
from fire, or do wo want them in vaults
standing outdoors, exposed to both firo
and water, and with no protection from
lire on tho inside of our present old
shell of a court house? Theso aro
tho questions for us to docide on Sat
unlay, May 28th If the latter ques
tion 1b carried wo will continue to have
our records in jeopardy, that the coun
ty in ono hour's time may bo thrown
into an enormous expense of replac ng
our records, besides an endless litiga
tion, expending tlireo to five times the
cost of a court house. Every vottr",
and especially owners of land, should
consider this matter.
Seriously, you may save a few dollars
by voting against tho building of a
court house, but you tun nine chnncoi
to ono of having a law suit or othtr
oxponsos In fixing up your title, costing
you throo times tho amount of your
taxes for a court house.
You aro not voting for railroad bonds
when you vote for bonds to build a
court house. The money derived fram
the bonds will bo expended by ur
county commissioners, and all of it, ex
cept what material will have to bo
shipped in, will remain here at home
among our own people, especially our
laboring men, and wo will get protec
tion of our records for the money.
This is the third proposition thaihas
been submitted to the voters of Nema
ha county to build n court houso, and
each time it has raised $10,000. If the
present proposition is defeated, tho
next proposition will be $75,000 to
8100,000. As tho county grows older
the peoplo will demand a more expon
sive building.
Wo think the present proposition of
800,000 sufficient to build, complete
and furnish a court house, with plenty
of vault room, and a jail that will do
this county for a hundred years.
Our jail is a miserable place to con
fine human buildings, and especially
the unfortunato insane people, who
Bliould not be placed in a jail nt all.
The county ought to havo a place fixed
especially for theso pople. So lot ub
now settlo this matter tor nil time to
como, and not make any moro expense
MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
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thousands of
women aro
troubled at
monthly Inter
vale with pain9
in tho head,
back, breasts,
shoulders, sides
hips and limbs.
But! they need
not suffer.
These pains are symptoms of
dangerous derangements that
can be corrected. Tho men
strual function should operate
painlessly.
Winffirf111
makes menstruation painless,
and regular. It puts the deli
cate menstrual organs In condi
tion to do their work properly.
And that stops all this pain.
Why will fcny woman suffer
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costs fi.oo at the drug store.
Why don't you get a bottte
to-day?
For advice, in cases requiring
special directions, address, giv
ing symptoms, ''The Ladles'
Advisory Department," The
Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Teun.
sjeo
Mrs. B0ZEMA LEWIS,
ol Oenivlllo, Tmbi, cayst
"Iwat troubled at monthly Intervale
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but havo been entirely relieved by Wine
oi uaraui.
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.. 111 . 1 ..,, 1 ujajnt uumht AHiiiiia (inixeui. urow
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money on ino pruHent om sneii, WHICH on low Ktlfr8Umis, Whito, pluk. yellow, rd
js a disgrace 10 a county as well on as luia mno
old Nemaha. Vote for the bonds and
wo will pay thorn and hardly know
that we huvo dono it, aud wo will havo
our records preserved.
A thrll of terror is experienced when
k brassy cough of croup sounds through
tho Iiouho at night. But the terror
noon changes to relief after One Minute
rough Cure has boon administered,
ale and harmless for children. M II
Taylor.
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the United States.
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