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N ISM A HA CITY, NISMHASKA.
J. II. SEID,
llreeder of
Thoroughbred Poland China
HOGS.
NEMAHA, - - NEBRASKA
THOS. W. UIAIT,
proprietor ofthu
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Good Dray ia Oonnootion with Livory
Good rlp and prompt Borvlcu. Sntlefnctlnn
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loicnt inn In iliclr own mill mirroiinilliiK
f o iiitlfH. WIIIIiik to pny yimrly f(lio,prynlilu
w only. Denlriibli) onidloyment with iiihin
ii 1 oppipiniiltlox. UufdruncoH exohntiKed.
Kni'l'iKOHnlf.u'ldM'NHoil Htnmpod ciivt'lnpo,
6, A. l'uilc, U20 U.ixton lliillilliiK.ClilonKO.
Notice of Probate of Will.
Riiloni Nlirulcti roiiut of Niminhn, hi
In Urn Oiiinly Oiurt of Notnuliii County,
N "irnHkii.
To Dftvlil Ttioninion, tho tiolrn nt liw of
Oarrln II Bitter, ttio IirIih tit Inw of Pnmli
I miiH iii,(lcfiii)il, util to nil pRiMoiiH tutor
cited In tlio ostito ot LuwIh t'liompHon, do
0"it0'l.
Von are horobv notlfloil tlmt JnnnThomp
on Iiiim llli"l a pi'tllton pm Inn that nn In
Rtruiniitii lllodln UiIm nnurt piiiporllim lo lio
tln liixt will noil tiMtium nt of mild derpuseil,
in y lio prove I allowed nml lecnrded hi
tlio lust will unit loHtmnniit ol TjOWlHTnoinp
Nott.dn-'KiMi-d; lliiitnild ln-truinont mny lie
ml in 1 1 ted to p'-ilcUe, nnd mlmlnlHtriilloii of
Hiild iNtt uniDU'd in.Iolin M. Siild us axpcii
tir. nifd ih'it Iiim.I d ituv of Krthrunrv, A. I).
19 'it I'l n'ul'H'lc n in , ut ronnty court room
of iiild o miiiy. tit Auburn. Imn htn tlxt'd mh
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you mid nil in ornMod mnv npponr mid rIiow
oiiiso, If ilicro ln miy, why thn pruvcr of nulil
prtillon hIioiiIiI not Ihi Kniiitcd, mid contoit
tin1 proiimo tliproof.
WPfifisM mv hnnd mid rpiiI of said court
I1iIk4Ii dn of .T"iuirv 10)0.
UtCIIAdl) V, NUAIj, County JmlKo.
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SUIiaUIUt'TION - 81.50 I'KK YKAll
FltiDAV, JANUARY 6, 1000.
V. L McNown roliirncil from Peru
Friday.
Hurry Linn roturnud to Lincoln
ThurHtlay.
Tlio new county olllcera took thoir
flcntH Tlniraday.
Mr. and Mm. Will Ivurloy returned
to Johnson Tliiirmiiiy.
Lcallo Woodwind returned to Doi
Molnev, Iowa, Wednesday.
Mr. anil Mrs. Morrilt returned homo
Tnt'Hday aitor a few daya' vialt with
Jirownvlllo frlonda.
O. N. Titiifl, who it was feared had
strayed away mid got lost, returned
hotnuaiUely Tuesday.
Gyrus Minick hia heon appointed
aaaiatant poalmastor, tukluj; tlio placo
of Miau Flortinco Minick.
Will Monlellh cama down from
Arcadia Thursday night and will visit
a tow days witli Nemaha friends.
Mian Floieuco Minick commenced
teaching hcIiooI in tlio Karris district
in Aapinwall precinct Monday morns
iB-
Artliut Strain, who has been visiting
his maters at Nebraska City dm lug I ho
holidays, returned home Tuesday uveu
ing. Mr, and Mrs. 0. II. Kindig returned
to Cortland Thursday after a few days'
viait with Mrs. Klndig'a purents, Mr
and Mrs. V. P. Peabody.
Jimmy and Wyatt Jones started for
southwestern Missouri Tuesday to
look after some business competed
with tho estate of their father.
Ed Maxwell and Frank Titua got
tired of a bachelor life, so they went lu
Uiutna last Saturday toseo their wives.
They returned home Thursday night,
bringing their wives with them.
Dr. and Mrs. Keeling. Mr. and Mrs.
John Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Woodward and Charley, Leslie and
Mario Woodward toolc New Years
dinner with Mr. and Mia. Geoige
Yuckloy.
DO YOU GET U
WITH A LAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
everybody who reads tho news
suro to knovf of tho wonderful
cures mado by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the treat kldnev. llvnr
IL and uladder remedy.
It Is the great meul
i cal triumph of the nine
teenth century: dls-
, covered after years of
crlAntIfls fiiiinU !.
-sj Dr. Kilmer, the emt-
ucm muuey una uiau-
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Brlght's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec-ommcndedforcverythlnjbutifyouhavekld-ney,
liver or bladder trouble It vJU be found
Just tho remedy you need. 1 1 has been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
, chaso relief and has proved so successful In
every caso that a special arrangement has
been mado by which all readers of this paper
. who have not already tried It, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kldnoy orbladdci trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
oi. er in tan paper ann py;
iartrl miv Anrlnnn i 4 'fJ?w'VV .jilt T
,;iiu jruui uuui5l 'riiiyl
'hamton, N. Y. The li-i
re?ular titty cent and iiumoof Bwaiup-ieoo:,
dolbr sizes art sold by all good drugg!ut3.
IN MEMORIAM.
Grandma Skeen heard tho call,
"Enter thou Into tho joy of thy Lord,"
and accepted the invitation on tho
aftornoon of Decombor 20th. Death
can uover mar tho life she lived. A
patient sufferer fr about 4 years,
always. hopeful, full of faith to the end.
Death's terror was at a distance.
When unmasked it showed to her a
smiling face. Tho dome of thought,
the palace of tho soul, sleeps qulotly
in tho cemetery at Nemaha. The
writer was called upon to spunk words
of comfort to tho children, relatives
and friends, and to think of tho pros
clous promise of Jesus "I go to.preparo
a place for ybti." Tho fact that tho
spirit has returned to tho God who
gave it, and that the light of eternal
day Is hers and joy and gladnees for
evormore, is a gontlo reproof to pale
Borrow that sits weeping at tho homo
of our noblo (load.' Wo aro glad that
tho shadow that death has cast over
the souls of tho living cannot dim the
light of hope, or fruatrato that faith
that overcomes the world. Like tho
flower that goes to sleep with tlio set
ting eun.she close;! her eyes and death
was done, for to her it had no stingnud
by faith in Jesus Christ the grave has
lost its victory, lieath waits on all
but waits for nono. In gladness, hope
tor tho meeting over there. Think
not of the dead hut of tho living, for
sho lives witli God and tho angels.
Itejoico ovormore in the hope of tho
redemption of our bodies.
Mrs. Mary (Blevlns) Skeon was boj
in Green county, Kentucky, October
Gth, ISIS . She was married to Alex
D. Skeen April 3rd, 18J11. Sho died
December 20th. 1800, aged 81 years, 2
months and 21 days.
E. S. CllAMIlKULAIN.
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mil iMiOL'TriTbYcxnreM
.O. P., subject to examination. Kxainlno It nt your
Vrcss odlce and If found exactly as represented and
0 mot wonderful bargain you ever snworlicardof.jiay
Doxpreis nucnt our special offer price. 08.US, less tlio
ts.or if'J.75, nnileiiiri'M chargrH. '1'hln Is u regular
1 Ntrniltvnrlus Model Violin, richly colored, highly
llahod, powei lul and sweet In tone, complete with flno
uilo bow, ono extra set of strings, violin caso, rorinand
0 of tho bc-it Instruction books published. Write for
lomimlcullnstrumrnt and organ and nlnnoeatnlo.
iKii.ii iilisii, uoi.uio miN (sTiiEl.T, iitiitqiK,ior7
1 (llsri er UtUk r thoroottal; r.llstls Kdltor.)
Ghosts!
Koikjer, tho spiritualist, will give an
original eulertainmeiit at Hoover's
opera house Sattuday night of tliio
week, Skoptics .vie especially invited
lo be pteaeut.
Lecture Postponed!
A telegram was received by Pi of.
Eugene llowo Friday baying tlmt F
Wesley PtUcib'uu, who was to lectuto
that night, could not be hero but
would till his engagement next Monday
night, Juuuaiy tali. The luctuie will
bo at tho Methodist church.
Mrs Mary A. Burgess died at 12
o'clock noon on Monday, January 1st,
10U0 For a number of dajs ptovloiitt
to her d tilth she realist d that bho
could live but a short time but bIio was
prepared for tint groat change. Shr
arraugud her business affairs and calm
ly a waited tho end.
The deceased wub born in Macoupiu
county, Illinois, December 5th, 1845.
Sho came to Nebraska in iS67 and was
married tlio day she arrived to T. J
Kerley, Atiout four years ago she
married Gioen Uurgess. Sho joined
the Baptist church when eho was lfi
years old, and in 1801 united with the
Mothbdlst Episcopal church. She
leaves one son and two daughters
William II. Ivorley, Mrs. May Baldwli.
and Mrs. Emma McCain. Three broth
ers are living.
The funeral services wore hold at the
Motliodlst cliurch Tuesday at 10:30 a.
m. Hov. J. M. Darby preached the
funeral sermon. Tho remains were
taken to Hillsdalo for burial.
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50cts.
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reientod tnd tho mojt wonderful b.rialnvou eT.ri.w
or h.tnlof p.y IhooipiMi agent Our gpttlal Offer
rl. f Z.VS li the fiOcta. or (2 4& and eipreai charset.
inn ii a rrruur louo genulue hiaik huliu
WALSUr lUMIOMV, a teven rib mandolin ot
unuiuilnutllty.therlbs t.lngot walnutandroek
maplo alternatlnc, tieautlful orange colored top,
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fancy Inlaying around sound hole, l'onerful and
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tlriicllon, Ukt.h Teaches Anyone How lo Tlay.
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on liefors buying. Addrett,
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