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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1899.
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Xiooal News
Eggs, 12j cents per dozen.
Old papers for salo nt this olllce.
T. A.
Monday.
Clark returned to Roca
Gasoline at Keeling's drugstore,
centa per gallon.
20
Go to Heeling's drug aioro for school
supplies, tablets, crayons, etc
Congressman Burkett is very sick at
his homo in Lincoln, with appendicitis.
Mrs. Alice A. Minick, of Brownville
attendod Mr. Gilbert's funeral Tues
day. Charley Burns, who has bean at
Beatrice for some time, returned home
Monday,
II. J. Tussey orders The Advertiser
snt to his sou, Fred Tussey, of Man
ningr, Utah
Mrs. II. H. Taylor drove up from
Sbubert Tuesday to attend the funeral
( 8. Gilbert.
Mrs. Wm. Moore, of Stella, visited
her sister, Mrs. Seymour Howe, several
days this week.
Call in and see us if you want to
subscribe for any paper published in
the United States.
For Sale Two good colts; one a
two-year-eld and one yearling. In
quire at this oflice.
Chris Sbull tooktbree orfour sweep
stakea en his Berkshire hoga at the
couaty fair last week.
Mrs. Ray Scofieldcams in from John
spa Saturday and visited her mother
Mrs. Miaick, until Monday.
The Crother sale was postponed
Tuesday afternoon until Friday on ac
count of the funeral of 8. Gilbert.
Elaaerllumbaugh has gone to Smitb
neld, Iowa, where be will stay with his
parents until his hoalth 1b restored.
John Wataou was surptised Thurss
day to have his brother walk in on him
They have not seen each other for a
timo,
J. W. Webber says if lie iB elected
assessor ho will assess Nemaha pre
cinct for $50. That is certainly cheap
enough.
Mrs. liosina Wheeler went to John
sou Wednesday aad will stay with her
giunddaughter, MissGleauor Galbraltu
for awhile.
llev. E. J. Feeny, pastor of the
Catholic church at Auburn, was in
towu Tuesday, the guest of X. B.
bcrivouer.
F. F. Sparry shipped a car ef apples
to Sioux Falls, 8. D., Monday. Scott
Colerick went with the car and will
sail tha apples.
John Flack is moving into Mrs.
Wheeler's house. The owner of the
house where he has been living, Mr.
Steele, is moving ts Nemaha.
Mrs. Minnie Culver and children, of
Omaha, aro visiting Dr. and Mrs.
Keeling, who are enjoying the visit of
their daughter and grandchildren.
Wm. S. Van Blarcum, of Coldwater
Mich, arrived in Nomaba Tuesday to
attend the funeral of his brotlier-in law
Ste'pbeu Gilbert: He will visit his
sister for a few days.
Itev. E. S. Murphy, of Auburn, re
guusts us to announce that divine ser
vices will be held at St. John's Epis
copal church, Nemaha, nextSunduyut
3 o'clock p, ni. Everybody iuvlled,
Jeff Drumm fared well at Jtho county
fflir last ,week, carrying off all the
premiums in tlio phickeu show in the
lined hu showed in. He luu the Black
iiluoreaa and Indian Cornish Games.
Smith Lesley nnd Mian Emma Burns
were married by Judge' Lambert, nt
hia oflice in Auburn, Thursday, Sept.
nth.
Mr and Mra Clark Worden, of Kala
mazoo, Mich., arrived in Nemaha
Tuesday to attend the funeral of S
Gilbert. Mrs Worden is a nieco of
Mr Gilbert.
Rose Gilbert Las been appointed
specinl administrator sf the estate of
S. Gilbert, decoasod, and is authoriz
ed to collect all indebtedness. The
business will be continued as usual.
1 wish to say to tho ladies of Nema
ha and vicinity that I do dressmaking
and solicit their patronage. All work
guaranteed. At residence of Dr.
Gaither. Jkhnik Calvin.
Geo W Likens, of Carson City, Neva
da, made us a pleasant call Thursday
Mr Likens was one of the pioneer of
Nemaha caunty, coming to Hrownvllle
in 1857. He owns a farm in Aspiu
wall precinct.
Rev. J. M. Darby, the nw Metho
dist pastor on this circuit writes u
that he will hold Hervices at Nemaha
next Sunday evening at 7;30 p.m.
He shipped his hausehold goods from
Red Cloud Thursday morning.
Candidates wero thick at the picnic
Wednesday. We noticed the candl
dates on both tickete for treasurer,
judge, sheriff, district clerk, superinton
dent.and one candidate iar olerk and
one far coroner, besides the candidates
for precinct effices.
Horrible agony is caused by Piles,
'Burns and Skin Diseases. These are
immediately relieved and quickly cured
by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Be
w are of worthless imitations. Keeling
Rev. C H. Gllmore moved his
household goeds ta his new Held of
labor at Filley Tuesday. Mr. Gllmare
and James went with the goads. Mrs.
Gilmore and the ether members of the
family went aext day . May peace and
prosperity follow them.
Mrs. W. H. Hoover ca.no dawn from
Lilcoln Tuesday and will remain here
for a couple ef menthB. She will have
reern where Tho Advertiser oilce now
is, fitted up for dwelling rooms and
make her home there. She has hud
bor heuaeheld goods shipped bore.
Charley Anderson has not withdrawn
as a candidate for district clork on the
fusian ticket, haying reconsidered hi
docialea to that effect. Charloy is a
drat class young man in every respect
except his pelitics, but does net expect
to be elected and therefore will not be
disappointed.
Wa received a pleasant call Wadaas
day morning from Hon. Joslih Towna
special deputy Woodmen of the Warld
who was tho orator of the day at the
plcnio. Mr. Tawne is a cousin of the
famous free silver congressman of that
name from Minnesota, but is a gold
Dug repuoiican nimseir. lie is a very
witty and entertaining talker.
J. C. Shull wants to know why we
said that it was conceded ha would not
bo elected county judge. Well John,
we believe yau realize by this time that
the bosses in the fusion party did not
put you up with the intontlon of elect
ing you. But you can have the satis
faction of knawing when you are de
feated that you have plenty of fusion
compnuy.
The ladies nld Bociety of tho Metho
dist church gavo Mrs HuntinOton a
farewell reception at the 'church .Wed
ueb'day." Mrs Huntington iias.beena
valuable member of the society for
some time and the ladiefl regret very"
much to part with her. Those present
were Mesdatnea Huntington. Fisher,
Cooper, J M Snnders, Johrt, Maxwell,
Allie Sanders, Keeling, Woodward,
Collins, Watson, Yackly, Curse, W S
Maxwell, Howe, Hadlock, White, and
Msuick. Messrs. -Fiaher, Woodward
and Stephen Huntington warn present"
at the diuner;- 0 ,
Mrs Dora Myres.who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr and Mrs II II Von
folclon, utAuburn, f or some tlma came
to Nemaha Monday to visit friends.
The Woodmen of the World picnic at
Nemaha Wednesday was a success, al
though tho Woodmen labored under
serious disadvantages, In' the tirst
place the lateness of tho season and
the fact that tbo fanners had begun
gathering corn kept many away.
Then the fear ef whooping cough and
other diseases caubed Many to stay
away. The weathei also looked un
favorable! in the morning. On this
account the crowd was Blow in gather
ing, and no exercises wero held until
in the afternoon. lion. JoalnhTowne
of Minneapolis, Minn., special deputy
of the Woodmen of the World, with
headquarters at Oniahn, rondo an ad
dress that was wall tit ted far the occa
sion The plcnio wan a very pleasant
occasion and will give the Woodmen
uew ditength in this vicinity.
The Modern Woodmen camp at
Brownville, gave Rev. C. II. Gllmore
a farewell reception Monday night in
their handsome lodge room. The
room vuus crowded with friends met
to show their appreciation of the ser
vices of Bro. Gilmora during the past
four years. After a number of songs.
Gov. Furnas, in a few well chasen
sentences, voiced the sentimont of
those pretienl over Uih parting with
Bro. Gilmore aad family. Bro. Gil
more responded briefly and feelingly.
The rest of the evening was poised in
social enjoyment. Those present from
Nemaha were Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Howe, Mrs. F. L. Woodward, Miss
Vera Clark, Eugene Howe and W. W
Sanders.
TO CURB A COLD IX ONE DAY
Taka Laxative BromoQuinlneTabtetH.
All druggists refund the money if it
tails to cure. E W Grove's signature
on evety box. 25o
A Bare Sign of Group-
Hoarseness in a child that is subject
to croup i a sure indication of the
approach of thodisease. If Chambor
Iain's Cough Remedy is given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough has appeared,
it will prevent the attack. Man)
mothers who have croupy children al
ways keep this remedy at hand and
ilnd that it saves thum much trouble
and worry. It can always be depend
ed upon and is pleasant to take. For
sale by M. H. Taylor.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand but akin eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures
them ; also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts,
bruises, burns, ecalds, chapped hands,
chilblains. Best pile cure on earth
Drives out painB and aches. Only 2ic
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold b)
Keeling, druggist,
DR. W. W. KEELING,
DRUGGIST,
invites the continued patronage of the
citizens of Nemaha and vicinity. Tho
patrons may bo assured of receiving
fair treatment. A good line of
DRUGS
and druggist's oundries always kopt in
stock. Also latest pattern in
WALL PAPER.
A poo a ock of
JEWELRY
in hnndBome designs and latest styles.
STATIONERY
Best of "
PERFUMERIES -
A Imndsomo line of
LAMPS
A full stpek of
PAINTS AND OILS
If you want anything in our" lino call
Janlseo us. J'rlces guaranteedright.
DEATH OF STEPHEN GILBERT,
Stephen Gilbert died at his residence
in Nemaha, Nebr., Sunday, October
1st. 1800, at 4:20 a. in. Mr. Gilbert
had'beeu in poor horilth for eeverul
yours, suffering from eteniaah troublo
caused probably by a wound received
while defending his country in the civil
war, Last spring ho suffered a great
deal and was confined to tho house
much of the time, but recently bad
ben feeling bettor, and was speaking
only two orthreodays hofora his death
of feeling bettor than for a long time.
Ho wont home Friday evening fcoling
about as usual, but was taken eick
during the night and Buffored terribly
until hear tho end.
Stephen Gilbert was born in East
Jveni, .England, August 28th, 1843
He was brought to the United States
by his mother when he was only six
monthBold. Ills father, who had
come to this country a short time pre
vious, died a year or two later from
consumption.
Mr. Gilbert was cast on bib own re
sources at tho age of nine yeara. By
hard work and atudy he managed to fit
lii tiiHwlf for teaching when only sixteen
years old. When eighteen ears old he
moved fmrn New York to Michigan,
whore he worked and taught school for
year, and thou enlisted in Co. O of
the 10th Michigan Volunteer Infantry.
He was wounded in the service, It
was thought nt the tlmo fatally,
but by the skilled treatment or a sur
geon he was saved, but always suffer
ed from the wound and it was probably
the cause ef his death.
He was in tha service until tha close
of the war, serving almost tbreo years.
He theu engaged in farm work and
teaching, going to schaol as be could
and took most of the college course at
the Hillsdale, Mich., college.
In. 1871 ha came to Nebraska, but
did not stay here. March 25th, 1873, he
was married to Miss Rose Van Blar
cum. They maved to Nebraska' and
have made it their home since then.
In September, 1873, he began clerking
in the store af John S. Minick, at Ass
plnwall, staying with him until Mr.
MinickVi death, twelve ears later,
moving to Nemaha in 1870 when Mr.
Minick moved his stare here. lathe
Finest Line
Fancy Precales
Extra Fancy Precales
Scotch Plaids
Cheviots
Fancy Suitings.
Tho BEST and FULLEST Lino of Flour in Town. A nico
Line of Jewelry and Every Article "Warranted . Come
And see what I have, and what I havn't, I can got
You, as I make a Specialty on Special Orders
A Full Lino of samples of Clothing at
N. R. ANDERSON'S.
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SOUTH AUJiUHN,
Daaler
Hardware. Furniture,
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fall of 1885 ho formed n partneishli'
with R. J. Gkeen, buying his Interest
in tho stare thieo years later. He him
carried in addition ta tho stock of
general merchandise, a stock of lum
ber and far several years was engaged
in bnnklng, until failing health caused
him to close the bauk about elghtoen
months ago. He owns Beveral farm
in Nemaha county, beiidos a number of
houses in Nemaha, and though in poor
health for some timo ho looked caret
fully nfter nil his business enterprises.
He was for years tho leading business
man of Nemaha, and will be greatly
missed in business circles. His stand
ing ae n business mau and aa a citizen
was of the highest.
Mr. Gilbert was for many yeanj u
prominent member of the Christian
church ef Nemaha.
The deceased leaves a wife, a sen,
Earle Gilbert, and a daughter, Mrs,
Emily McCnndless.to uneura the depar
turo ef a loving husband and father.
He alsa leaves one sister, Mrs. Chan.
Deurfeldt.
Tha funeral services were held at
the Christian church Tuesday, Oat. 3d,
at 2:30 p. aa. Ilev. John T. Smith, of
Nebraska City, an old friend of the
family, preached a fine sermon. The
church wauld not hold the friends who
had gathorad to pay tha InBt tribute of
respect to a departed citizen. The re
mains were laid at rest in the Nemaha
cemetory
NOTICE.
The Great Western Hotel, 15th and
Jaokson streets, Omaha.Neb., will offer
special inducements in rate until Jan
1 1000, at a 91.25 per day rate, reom
and hoard, also roomB without board
at reasonable rates. Secure your roams
In advance, Special arrangements for
large parties. Electric bells, bath and
all modern Improvements.
Tueo. Farnsiky, Prob.
W.W. Sanders, Notary Public. Pen
sions papers of all kinds made out act
curately. Legal documents drawn up
All business given prompt and careful
attention.
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All persons are hereby notified net
to trust my wife, Battle D. Jarvis,-for
anything en my account.
Datud September 1 lth, 1800.
It J. Jakvis,
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the Market in Nemaha.
New Groceries.
Of Candy ever Exhibited in
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