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VOLUME XL1JI
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1899.
NUMBER 48
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If you buy it at LOWMAN'S
its GOOD.
V(j have received an entire
Now Stock of
DItY GOODS,
consisting of
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS,
and the finest Hok'ction of
W: WASH DRESS GOODS
I ill N'ptnalia county. We guarantee
our prices and quality against all
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mV competitors.
Wi (Jive us a look,
EDW. E. LOWMAN,
j$jm Brownvillo, Nobr.
W& DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
111 HARDWARE and QHINA.
g&" Kee'ing'rt drug store lias just received
mx': a tjk of fresh paint.
&kl .lay Duff has been sick with lung
lffi. fever, hut is uttin better.
jrl;,; We will celebrate at Nemaha this
$&', ear, and don't fftll to remember it.
Taylor Gillespie moved on one of the
(Jooseman farms, near Auburn, last
week.
Mrs C T. Minick, of Bracken,
visited Nemaha friends Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Rev. V. W. Hallam failed to till
his appointment at the Ctiristaiu
church last Sunday.
If you want to buy a hammock call
iit Keeling' drug store and inspect the
nice ones they have.
Harry Nicholls, of Pawnee City, vis
ited in Nemaha two or three days the
latter part of last week.
E. French, of St, Deroiu, recently
moved to Nemaha. He is living in
pait of Mrs. Wheelor'a house.
Miss Maud Minick visltod her broth
ers Oscar and Charlie, at Hraoken,
Thursday and Friday of last week.
The Episcopal services next Sunday
will be at a o'clock p. m. instead of at
11 a. in. as was published Ia.t week,
Miss Maggie Strain, who has been
visiting relatives at Nebraska City for
s week, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Kuwitzky and children, af
Nebraska City, came to Nemaha last
Saturday, on a visit to Mrs, K's mother,
Mrs. Strain.
Mrs. J F, Wykes and children are
visiting their mother and grandmother,
Mrs Crim. Mr. Wykes has moved
from Lincoln U Kirkaville, Mo.
For sale or trade My residence and
two lets in Nemaha. Will take a team,
wagon and harness in trade.
L. E. MoNincii.
J. F. Hern, of Rockport, Mo., is su
perintending the brick work on Sam
Anderson's briok Btere room. He ia a
good mason and ia rushing the work.
Benj, Sears, of Jlucyrus, Ohia, ars
rived in Nemaha Friday of last week
and visited Mrs. E. A. Minick and II.
T. Minick and families until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Held gave a party
Wednesday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Seid's sister, Miss Mildred Murphy.
The young people present had u pleas
ant time.
Nemaha has the reputation ef get
ting up the best celebrations In the
county. Wo will keep up tho reputa
tion this year by having eue better
than ever.
Base build, bats and accessories at
Keellng's drug atore.
For Sale A 4 hole Marseilles corn
shellor in good order. S. C. Shuck.
Mr. and Mrs. V I Peabody and
their two grandchildren visited friends
and rolativee at Cortland, Lincoln and
Uiiafillla from Friday morning until
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies of tho Methodist church
will give a strawberry and Ice cream
soclible in the front room underneath
the opera houso Saturday night of this
Week. Everyuody Is invited.
Mrs. Laird, mother of Mrs. Kemp
Colerick, came down from Iowa Tues
day and Mrs. Colerick got a team and
thoy drove over to llumbodlt to visit
another daughter of Mrs. Laird's
Mrs. Alice A. Minick, of Beatrice,
went to Brownvllle Friday, and in
forms us that she will probaply spend
a good part of the summer there.
She will have her Hue resdence repair
ed. Nemaha reversed her vote on the
bond proposition this election. Last
year tho vote was two to one against
the bond proposition. Wednesday it
was two to one in favor of the proposition.
Mrs. E French and children went to
Stanley, Wis., her old homo, last Fri
day. Mra. E. French has been in
poor health for some time past. She
will visit with her parents part of the
summer.
S. Gilbert has bean very sick for the
past week with stomach and kidney
trouble, nnd has been confined to the
house aince Friday of hiBt week until
Friday of this week, when he was able
to get out again.
John Dorram writes us from Guthie,
Okla., time he is not stuck ou that
place. He will soon start out to look
at the country, and if he does not tlnd
a place lie likes better will probably
return to Nemaha.
A very light vote was ca9t Wednes
day in this precinct on the bond propo
sition, Only 111 votes were cast.
One had no marks on the face and was
thrown out. There were 7tf votes for
bonds and 37 against.
The lainfall last Friday and Satur
day was very heavy. Beginning at
12;05 Friday morning and continu
ing until 11 p. rn. Saturday, :i :(!.'
Inches of rain fell heie. From the
14th until the 20th inclusive U :!).' inches
of rain fell.
Ed Mooiesays Will Swan has a very
nice boy, but it can't compete with his,
even if it is a little older. His boy is
the handsomest, smartest and best.
The little fellow arrived Monday, and
Ed litis been staying at homesiuce then
taking care of the youngster.
We are requested by the G. A. 11.
members to announce that the memo
rial sermon will be preached at the
Christian church at 11 o'clock next
Sunday, by Rev. M. J. Relf, who Is a
veteran of the civil war. Everybody
is invited to attend these services.
The following shows the recerd of
the graduating clans of our schoel for
tho year, including attendance, punc
tuality and deportment, as given ub by
Prof. Crichton. Mr. Carman, the
county superintendent, en visiting the
school near the end of last pear, pro
nounced this tho best eighth grade
class in the county. Commencement
exercises on Friday evening, June 2nd.
Tdo following is the standing: Willie
Sanders 80.8; May Kerker 80.7; Leuie
Kerker 87.8; Stella WaBhburn 87 G;
Leta Seabury 87; Grace Paris 80,0;
Florence Burns 85.2; Cyrus Minick 85;
Cora Merteu 81; Ambrose llowo 70.
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Coughing injuros and inflames sorp
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loos
ens the cold, allays coughing and heas
quickly. Tho best cough cure for
children. Keeling, the druggist,
The intermediate and primary de
partments of our schools will give an
entertainment at tho opera house Sat
urday night of next week The enter,
tainment ia line, the children have been
well trained, and the audience will
enjoy a treat. An admission fee of
live cents will be charged, to assist In
paying expenses.
Lew's Thompson, one of the old
citizens of this precinct, diod suddenly
Thursday morning. Mr. Thompson
has been in poor health for some time,
but has not been con lined to the house.
Thursday morning ho did the usual
chores and tlun woiked a whlto In the
garden. He came In the Iiouho to get
on overshoes, as tho ground was a
little muddy in places. While sitting
in a chair putting on the overshoes he
suddenly fell forward, striking against
the oven door t the cook utove. His
wife tried to raiso him up hut could
not and ran to the road and called to
John White to como over. Mr. White
ran over and carried Mr, Thompson in
to the sitting room and laid him on the
lounge. He breathed a couple of times
and was dead. His death wan duo to
heart failure due to old age and a gen
eral breaking down of the system.
Mr. Thompson came to Nebraska in
1805, and two or three years later
bought the farm northeast of tewn
.vhich he owned until two or three
months ago, when he sold it to Lester
Peabody. Ho was born and raised in
Ohio, but came to Nebraska from
Iowa. He leaves a wife and lour chil
dren D.J. Thompson, who recently
moved to southern Missouri, Mrs. C. A,
Curtis, Mrs. W ,W. Relf and Mrs. J. II.
Seid.
The funeral services will be held at
the, Methedist church Saturday, May
27th, at 2 o'clock p. m. Rev. C. H.
Gilmore will preach the sermon.
Paul Perry, of Columbus, Ga., sufi
fered agony for thirty years, and then
cured his Piles by using DeWitt'a
Witch Hazel Salve. It heals injuries
and skin diseases like magic. Keeling.
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Cordially Invites you to call and see her ateck of new
Spring & Summer Millinery
at the-
STORE FOR BARGAINS!
FlOUr & Wheat Exchange Rural New Yorker
seed potatoes finest
potatoes on earth,
New line Prints, Sha
ker Flannel, Outing
Flannel
and Flour for sale
at the Keeling building.
Croquet sets for sale at Reeling's
drug store.
Old papers for salo at this olllce.
DR. W. W. KEELING,
DRUGGIST,
invites the continued patronage of the
citizens of Nemaha and vicinity. The
patrons may bo assured of receiving
fair treatment. A good lino of
DRUGS
and druggist's sundries always kept in
stock. Also latest patterns in
WALL PAPER.
A good stock of
JEWELRY
in handsome designs and latest styles.
STATIONERY
Best of
PERFUMERIES
A handsome line of
LAMPS
A full stock of
PAINTS AND OILS
If you want anything in our lino call
and aee us. Prices guaranteed right.
TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING
AN UNHEARD-OF PROPOSITION!
We are going to sell Tailor-made Clothing
(made to measure) at cost during the remain
der of this season.
We have been, this Beason, for the flnt time, making a specialty of clothing
to order.
Our remarkably lyw prices have proven a surprise to all, and havo brought
us a splendid business in this line.
Now we're going to let the bars down!
We're going to give you the chance of your
life! We're going to give you choice from
the finest tailoring lines in America. You
will have about 500 samples to select from.
We will take your measure and have a suit
made for you by expert tailors, and
WE WON'T CHARGE YOU A CENT OF PROFIT!
It dont cost us anything to do this for
you and we are going to show our apprecia
tion of the liberal patronage continually be
stowed upon us.
You take no Risk. We Guarantee Fit,
Then, after we have taken your measure for a suit of Clothes, and have
saved you from $2.00 to $5.60, we want you to take a look ut our splendid
stock of men's furnishings.
We want to show you seme splendid valuta in men's summer underwear.
We want yon to soo our up to date fancy shirts, our ansortment of which is un
equaled in this county. We want you to see our hats, gloves, hosiery and
summer ntckware.
We want you to nee eur 30 cant overalls, which are fully equul to the
50 cent overalls of would be competitors.
Wo want you to sea our 40 cent ovtralls, which we furnish in blue or
gray, and which are worth 15 cents mare thnn the ordinary 50 cent overalls.
There nre many other goads in this departmont. ""which it would be
profitable for you to examine, and it would give us much pleasure to show
them to you.
Our only claim far your trade ia the superiority of our goods and the
cheapness of our prices.
THE GREAT CASH DEPARTMENT STORE
-OF-
Jk.. Jl. Mclniiieli fc Son,
Brownville, ----.- Nebraska.
Lace Organdies, J C
Cords, Pagoda Cords,
Honiton Lace Organ
dies, Glenmary Lawns,
Silkaline Lawns
A line of Men's fancy
bosom shirts andja line
of fancy ties, up to
date
Ladies' and Gents'
summer underwear
Boys' Pants from 15
cents up
Brownie Overalls. .
Boys' suits "
Jersey suits
Good Jeans Pants,
50 cents
Fresh stock Jof fancy
candies
Finest line of roasted
coffees ever in town
Early Breakfast, Java
and Peaberry in bulk
and Anchor Mills pack
age Coffee.
Call and see our new
spring stock
N. R. ANDERSON.
Horrible agony is caused by Files,
Burns and Skin Diseases. These are
immediately relieved and quickly cured
by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. He
ware of worthless imitations. Keeling
A. H.DeFluent, editor of the Journal,
Doylestowu, Ohio, suffered lor a num
ber of years from rheumatism iu hit
right shoulder and side, lie says: "My
right arm at times was enthely useless.
I tried Chamberlain's Pa I a Balm and
wan surprised to receive relief almost
immediately. The Paiu Balm has beon
a constant compnnien of mine ever
since and it never falls. For sale by
Keeling the druggist.
Den't get scared when your heart
troubles you. Meat likely you suffei
from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. It will cure
every form of dyspepsia. Keeling.
WW Keeling guarantees every bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money te any one who
Is not untUHed after using two-thirds of
thfl contests. This ia the best remedy
in the world for la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup and whooplngcough and is pleas
ant and safe to take. It prevents any
tendeucy of a cold to result in pneumonia.
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