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NEMAHA, NB1UIASKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 185)9.
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If you buy it at LOWMAN'Sl
it's GOOD '
We have received an entire
Now Stock of
di:y goods, .
consisting of
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS,
and the finest selection of
WASH DRESS GOODS
in Nemaha county. VV g-unrunteo
our prices and quality against all
competitors.
Give us a look.
EDW. E. LOWMAN,
Bmwnville, Ncbr.
DEI GOODS, GKOOERIES,
HAEDWAEE and OHINA.
Come to Nemaha to celebrate this
MisH Mellie Minick visited Auburn
Wednesday i
Miss Emma dim wont to Nebraska
City Mondaj.
Mr.. Henry Williams was up from
rsh abort Monday
KeeMng'i drug store baa just received
: st03k ot tr-Hh paint.
'.Ibert It. Titus writes us that he is
imiw Ht Cora, Oklahoma.
Charley Woodward visited Peru
friends the llr?t of the week.
For Sale A 4-hole Marseilles corn
sillier in good older. S. 0. Shuok.
S. W. Hodges is able to be around
a train after a severe attack of malarial
tever.
Frank Woodward paid Lincoln a
business trip Tuesday, returning home
I lie next day
Ed E. Sanders, foreman of the Au
burn Horald olliue, was in town a short
time Tuesday.
J.S Iladlook and John White went
to Dunbar Monday to paint an elevator
lor the Duff Elevator Co.
The new Duff elevator is now receiv
ing grain ami is working smooth.
EarlttGilberi is manager.
Mrs. Pearl Larlmore ordeis The Ad
vertiser sent to her at lola, Kansas,
where she is now located.
Mr. and Mis II . W. Shubort were in
from Bracken Wednesday and gave
this office a pleasant call
Harry McCandless was receiving
begs at Nemaha, Brownvilie aud Mcs
Cand less Siding Wednesday.
V. W. Cole, the druggist, went to
Pawnee last Saturday, to visit bis fam
ily. Ho returned to Nemaha Tuesday.
Geo W. Neal visited Major Ebb
and other St. Dcroin friends from
Thursday of last week until Tuesday.
Dan A. Keller, of Firth, was a Ne
maha visitor from Saturday until Mon
day. He is one of the Titus Nursery
agents.
Mrs. Ella Fauver, of Wymore, who
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James M. Burns, went to Peru
Tuesday to visit friends.
Tom Crummel, of Yiibiirn, was in
town Wednesday looking after the de
livery of about 4,000 bushels of corn
which he had sold to Earlo Gilbert.
Base balls, bats and accessories at
Reeling's drug store.
Alex Wa-hbuni came over from
t(!,,ison county, 'N,"' mst frliliiy mid
was present at the graduating uf his
daughter, Miss Stella Washburn.
Miss Blanch Dye was prostrated by
Mio death of her sister, MIhh Edith
Dye, and for two or three daB was
Vtry sick but Is now some bttf.
For Rale or trade My t evidence and
two lota In Nemaha. Will take a team,
wagon and harness In trade.
L. K. MoNinoii.
Miss Ne'li- Whetlor came in from
Auburn Wednesday and Ih visiting her
father, T. W. Wheo'er, her grand
mother, Mis. Rosina Wheeler, and
other relative!).
Chan M. .oodward. who has been
wlt, u1U0mim,IlL ,., Ilim Hli HllHt.
'ings for some time, en me to Nemaha
la-jt Saturday to visit patents and
friends for a tew duve.
N'i'XT Minday will bo the third q j i -
t-:ly n.eptiug of tin Nemaha M. I?.
eliuruli. Dr. Peter Van Fleet, presid
ing elder, will pieach Sunday evening.
The quarterly conference will be held
Monday morning.
Elian Bakur, of Lincoln, a deputy of
Uih Modern Woodmen of America, the
largest fraternal insurance organiza-
tion in the world, is in Nemaha in the
interest of that fraternity, and exnects
to organize a camp before ho leaves.
The board of trustees of the Nemaha
cemetery association will Isold a. meets
inn at The Advertiser otllee on Mon
day, June 12th, at 4 o'clock p m
Jamhs A. Titus,
Piesident. of Board.
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Scofleld came in
from Johnson last Friday to be present
at the graduating of Mrs. Scofiold's
brother, Cyrus Minick. Hay returned
to Johnson Monday. Mrs. S. will not
return home until the latter part of
next week.
It. J. Duff received a shipment of
forty pounds of fresh halibut Friday
morning direct from Seattle, Washing
ton. He sold it out toChnrlio Roberts,
Walt Maxwell, Ed Workman, Milton
Golf and W. W Sanders , and they had
a feast on good fresh halibut.
I. N Cooper returned from Omaha
Wednesday . He had an operation
performed at the Methodist hospital
Saturday, the surgeons taking a large
tumor from his nack beneath the light
ear. Mr. Cooper looks bad but says he
stood the operation all right.
On Tuesday we received the follow
ing: "Mrs. Hiram 0. Minick invites you
to bo prosent at the marriage of her
daughter E. Maud E to Joseph William
Montietb on Wednesday, June 14th,
1801), high noon, at the Methodist Epis
copal church, Vemaha, Neb."
The wedding will bo public and the
church open to all friends, whether in
vited or not, but seats will be reserved
for those invited. Immediately after
the ceremony tlie invited friends will
repair to the residence of Mrs. Minick
and partake of dinner. The newly
married couple will take the aftornoon
train for Arcadia. Mt. and Mra. Mon
tioth will be "at home after June 30th,
Arcadia, Neb."
PUBLIC SAIL.
I will oiler for sale at public auction
at the residence of Lewis Thompson,
deceased, in No. nana, on Saturday,
June 17th, beginning at 2 o'clock p.m.,
tlie following property: One good cow,
one team, wagon and harness, threo
bond of shoats, spring wagon, good
mower, plow, cultivator, cidor mill,
grindstone, 10 gallon brass kettlo, 20
gallon iron kettle, boating stove, about
100 bushels of corn and othor articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale All sums of $r aud
under cash. On all sums over $." a
credit of six months will be given,
purchaser to gvo noto With approved
security without interest if paid when
due. M its . Jane Tuompsqn,
One of the brightest and best young
ladies of the community departed from
this life Monday afternoon Edith
Dye was tlie idol of her home, made
friends whorevor feho went, and v as
esteemed by all. One of the host mu
sicians In tho community, she will be
missed on account of her musical as
well as social Ipinlitio?. The heart
broken patents, brother and sisters
have the sympathy of all in their great
trial, which soems at times almost too
heavy to be borne. .
Edith Ellen Dye. daughter of Mr
and Mis Geo. E. Dye, was born at
Howe, Neb., Jan. 11), 1S71, died June 5,
lSOf), at H.25 p. in, Irom pulmonary
consumption
After leaving school she studied
music, preparing herself for a teacher,
which professon alio followed as 'ong
as her health would permit. Her
health began to fail while in school at
Stella but hIig was very potsoveriiiK
and still continued tier work. A year
ago ebe spent sovon months in Broken
Bow hoping to be benollited by the
change. She seemed mii"h improved
for five or six months but then she
took a seveie cold from which she
never recovered. While there alio be-cani-i
converted, was baptized and
united with the Baptist church last
August.
Last November ebo went to San
Diego, Cal.. again hoping for a change
for the better but instead she failed
steadily. Shu returned home April 21).
She improved for a tuno but sod. re
lapsed and failed lapidly during tlie
last week and died peacefully. She
called her father to her and said not to
cry for her; her troubles' were all over
now, and asked him to bid her friends
good -bye.
The last tribute was paid her Tuen
day at 3 p. m. Tho services were con
ducted by Rev. Diffeubangh, of Aus
burn, in the- church at Howe. The
church was beautifully decorated and
the casket covered with (lowers.
Many friends followed the remains to
their last resting place. Sho will bo
greatly missed as sho was dearly
loved by all who knew her.
If you want to buy a hammock call
at Heeling's drug stor and inspect tho
nice ones they have.
Cheap Tickets to California.
The loweBt rates of the year are
those which tlie Burlington Route will
make late in Juno and early in July,
for the annual meeting of tlie Nation
al Educatiolial Association, at Los An
cles Liberal return limits and stop
over privileges.
The coolest route to the Coast is
through Denver and Salt Lake City.
Go th.it way and for a dav ami a
night you ride through the Wonder-
I land of tho World past canons.
j mountains, riverB waterfalls, and
j landscapes gay with (lowers,
Information and California litera
ture on request. J. Francis. Genera
Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nob.
DrB. Boal & Dillon, of Auburn, have
received a trial case of louses from one
of the largest manufactories in tho
country, and are now prepared totieat
all diseases of tho eyo and lit glasses
conectly. Eyes examined free of
charge.
IT'
The Boyal Highlanders now have
Hoover's opera house in charge and
rent it at reasonablo prices for any lo
gitimate entertainment. Applications
sliould be mado to W. W. Sanders,
manager.
W.W. Sanders, Notary Public Pen
sions papers of all kinds mado out acs
curatoly. Legal documents drawn up
All business given prompt and careful
attention.
Flour & Wheat Exchange
and Flour for sale
at the Keeling building.
Paul Perry, of Columbus, Ga., suf-
fered agony for thirty yoarB, and then
cured his Piles by using De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve. It hoals inluries
aud skin diseases like magic. Heeling j
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dekorlss 'gpxx&so 3be:oli.3l
Cordially invites you to call and nee. her stock of now
fl. a ft
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mg m Mjmmer mmmciy
at the
STORE FOR BARGAINS!
The seventh annual commencement
of the Nemaha high school was held at
the opera house Friday night of last
vreek. Ah usual on such occasions,
tlie opera hoiiFo was packed full, but
good order was maintained. TheclaBH
wns the youngest ever graduated heie,
the average hup nt the beginning of the
8'hool j ear boing only a fraction over
tlfteen o rs. It was the largest class
over cratiuntuig, there being ton mem
bers, and their standing was the best.
Supt. Carman, aftor visiting the school
u short time ago, pronounced It the
bot class in tlie county.
The members of the graduating class
with tho subjects ot their orations, are
as follows: May Kurker, salutatory,
Nobility of Education; Willie Sanders.
Honors Wait at Label's Gate; Florence
Burns, Life's Royal Highway; Stolla
Washburn, The Vale of Humility;
Ambrose Howe, Garlleld's Legacy to
His Country; Cora Morton, Every
Cloud has a SilvorLining; Louie Ker
ker, Life's Impending Crisis; Grace
Paris, Future's Distant Hill-tops;
Cyrus Minick, Destiny of Our Republic;
Leta Seabury, valedictory, Sun-Burst
on the Ocean. The orations were all
delivered in a clear, distinct tone of
voice, the graduates were self possessed
and there was no hesitancy in the de
livery. Thfcoiations showed oiiginal
ity and that they wore tho production
of tho graduates. As each one delivs
ered their oration tlioy wore presented
with a wealth of beautiful tloweis. and
.vlien the exercises were finished tho
platform in front of tho class was
covered witli beautiful boquots and
baskets of tloweis and tlie room tilled
with fragrance.
Tho program in addition to the ora
tions was as follows: Invocation, Rov.
C. II. Gilmore; Music, "Come to tho
Forest," Misses Maud, Mellinger and
Lillian Minick; male quartette, "Let
Me Dream While Life Shall Linger,"
Messrs. Duff, Palis, Minick and Sand
ors; solo, "There is a Story of Sweet
Memory." Miss Maud Minick; guitar
solo, "Whisporings of Lovo," W. II.
Linn; class address, Rev. Chas. il. Gil
more; subject, "Self Culture;" doliv
oi y of diplomas by W. W. Keeling,
president of tlie school board; duet,
"Till We Meet Again," Misses Florence
Minick and Mave Gaitber.
HOGS.
I will buy hogs at Nemaha and Mc
Candless Siding Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of eacli week. Highest
market prices paid.
IIauky K. McCandlkss.
A. R.DeFliient. editor of the Journal.
Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for a num
ber of years from rheumatism in Ids
right shoulder and side. Ilosays: "My
right arm at times was entiiely useless.
I tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm aud
was surprised to receivo relief almost
immediately. Tho Pain Balm has been
a constant companion of mine ever
since and it never fails. For sale by
Keeling the druggist.
IFOIR, 30 TDJL.1T&.
Before moving stock to New Store I will
mage
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Challies and Organdies, price reduced from 12
cents per yard to 10c; 15c to 12aC; 8c to 61c,
everything else in proportion.
N. R. ANDERSON.
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Croquet sets
drug store.
for nale at Heeling's
Horrible agony is caused by I'lles,
Burns and Skin Diseases. These ate
immediately ielicved and quickly cured
by'DeWitt's Witcli Hazel Salve. Be
waroof worthless imitations, Keeling
Old papers for sale at this olllce.
W U Heeling guarantees every bottle
ot Chambei Iain's Cough Remedy ami
will return! the money to any one who
is uotstitislled allei using two-thirds of
tlie contents, lhls is the best lemedy
in the world for la grippe, coughs. colds",
croup aud whooplngcough and Is pleas
ant aud safe to take. It prevents any
tendency of a cold to result in pneu
monia. Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand but skin eruptions rob life
of joy. Uucklen'a Arnica Salve euros
lliein ; also old, running and fover sores,
ulceis, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds, n' apped hands,
chilblains. Best pile euro on oartii
Drives out pains and allies. Only 25o
a box. Cure guarantuod. Sold by
Keeling, druggist,
His Lif Wns Saved.
Mr J E Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful
dellvorance from a fiightful death. In
tolling of it ho says: "I was taken with
typhoid fever that ran into pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. 1 was so
weak I couldn't even sit up in bed.
Not.hini? Indued nut. I evnnnted tosnou
Idle of consumption, when I heard of
. T- 1T1 I- f IM S.... 1.-..1
ijr.ivinga jmow uiBcovery. una oomo
gave great roliof . 1 continued tit use
it, and am now well and strong. 1
can't say too much in its praise " This
marvelous medicine is tho suroBt and
quickest cure in the world for all throat
and lung trouble. Regular si'.ea no ofi
and $1. Trial bottles froo at Heeling's
drugstore; every bottlo guaranteed.
DR. W. W. KEELING,
DRUGGIST,
invites the continued patiouage of the
citizens of Nomalia and vicinity. Tlie
patrons may be assured of receiving
fair treatment. A good line of
DRUGS
and druggist's sundries always kept in
stock. Also latest patterns in
WALL PAPER.
A good stock of
JEWELRY
in handsome desigtiH 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 see us. Prices guaranteed right.
