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El In llnm. PoM by rtrnwtlsu. cl
pit. W. W.. KEELING,
Hkhaiia City, Nbiskaka.
Onico nt tlifl drug store.
The Nebraska Advertiser
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Jansaiiti'TioN
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FHIDAY, MAKOII , 1000.
W. W. SAWDERS,
Notarv i - :
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA.
Kerker & Hoover,
T)onior in
MEATS
lllirlioHtprlccn paid forhldon, lnrd, tallow
irnmo, olc
NEMAHA CITY, NE Hit ASK A.
T110S. W. UIA'JLT,
proprietor of the
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Good Dray in Connection with Livory
Good rigs nnd prompt aorvlco. BntlBfnctlon
guurnntcutlt O-iUi-W)
Notioo for Hoaring Claims.
In the county court of Niimuliii county, Ne
braska. In tlio matter of Mm estate of Mury Bkccn,
docoasod.
Notice Is lioroby given Hint tlio court lias
mndo an ordnr limiting tlio tlmo lor ori'dll re
tn tlln claims aol tist wild deceased to rx
montlu from tlio lOtli iluy of March, 1000, huh
tliulMuv Nth. llHie, July HHIi. I WO, mid Hep
tcmoHrlOUi, IDOU.nt 10 o'clock it. m. of cucli
dny.iittueofllcoof tlio county Judgo f
malm county Nebraska, In Auburn. NctiniN
kft, ll an beon fixed by tlio court iih Hio lime
nnd pluco when and wln-ru nil persona who
Imvo claims and demands nynlnst mild do
censed can linvu tho wuno oxHinlni'd, adjust
id mid Allowed, and all claim not presumed
by tho Inst mniloii'd dute will bo forovei
bnrrod, by an order of tlio courr
Dutcvl Pniiriiury I3tl, KKjO.
KIUIIAUD r. NKAL, County Judgo.
Notioo of Appomtmont of Admin
istrator. In the County Court of Ncmalia county, Neb
Hlii'oot Nohrndca NomiUiii county, n.
lo Kllr.abelli Taylor, Jullu Kiaior, Kttn
Wood, JownIo Wobn, Djlbert Wo b. Maud
Kilns, Gnico limns s d ItaiiiH.andl
nil poisons Interested in lliecHtutonf Nano
Worrell, dccuiiicd.
Notice In horeby given Hint Mu'rIir I Webb
lia-t Mud a peMtiou praying Hint iidmliiMrii.
tlon of wild ostntn b grulitul to MhihIiiI
Woub an iidii.lulHtrntoi; Hint the heating
thereof Iiiin linun llxud for :ixl dny oi April,
1000, at 10 o'clock n. in., at tho county court
loom ot HHld county. In Auburn, wlion jou
and till persons tnteiostud may appear and
nIiow cunso, If tlieio b.! any, why too prayei
of wild petition Hliould not bo grnulod, and
unloHM you o nppcit tho a nut nmy grant
tlio player ol wild petition, or appoint Honi"
otlmr sultttble person, and uiiiltu all piopui
onlerp for tho duo iuluilultruiloii of mild
e tat".
Wlt'iCHH mv hn'id and soul of Hitld court
ililti 2nd dny ol Murch, l'.HUl,
IHiiALj KIOIIAHI) r. NKAIj.
County J mine,
Notico of Sale 'Dndor Chattel
Mortgage
Notico Ih hereby kIvoii tlml by vl tuo of u
chattel mortvauu datod on tho lllid dny ot
ov.mber, IKI'I Jint duly Illod In tho oittco
d tho county cleric of Nemahit county, No
binulia.ou Hie 'J3rd (tuv of November. WW
and fxecuKid by H, 1). Cr tucrto h u How. r
liiHoourotlie tmvinent of the kuiii ol fSdiwiM,
uml upon whlcli there Ih now duo Hie huiii ol
$300 (h; dofanl linvlng been made In tho J nv
Muntof ilir Hnld sum, tli'-ioloio I wIIIkcIi Hi'
properly tlicri'ln described, viz: One. i.ow
Cliarlor Onk wncon, one hcI of nllp Iiik hiu
niHH, oiibbuy (naio en .mmiih old auitwerlui;
to nuiiio of Kiite, i.iid one bnv Iioiho ulm
yeuiHohl answcrtiiK lonntuenf Kill, at pub
lic iiiicllon. In tho vlll o:e of AHpliiwull, tn
Kemrtha county, Nfbinxkn on HHimduy, tho
JIhi (tav of Maieli, l'.XKl .t 1 o'clock p. in. ol
kidddav. I .ON IIOWKH, Mortengen,
Dated March 7th, ill 0.
Notico of Village Election.
Notico la hereby glvou Hut on Tups
tiny, April !Jrd, 11)00, tin election will bo
noltl in the vitiligo of Nemiiliu City,
NobraHka, for tlio ptuponu of oloctinu
llvo (5) trustonn for enlti villugu for tHo
municipal ypar licuinning May 1st,
1000. Tlio polls will bo oponetl at ft
o'clock a. in. and romnin open until 7
I'clock p m of paid day.
F 1 1. Woodwakd, Chairman.
.S. K. Audkuson, Clerk.
Tho high school literary society
will give play at tho opera Iioubo Satur
lay nltfht of next week. AdmiHsion
10 cents. You will bo woli entortained
by attending.
Tho freight running between Atchi
son nnd Nebraska City met with a bnd
at'cident about two miles thiB side of
White Cloud, KaiiHas.Wednesdiiy night.
I'lio fngino went through a bridge,
falling about fifteen feot and sinking
ti mud and water until thoeinokostiuk
vas almoBt covered. "Shorty" Gtiffln,
iho engineer, Jim Ginder, the fireman,
tnd YV. It. Downard, head brakemmi,
went down with tho engine and had a
narrow escapo from death, Griffin's
mot was caught and lie was hold under
water, but by lively work he got loose
md crawled up out of tho water, and
then began searching for his company
ions. Ginder bad a leg broken and
iiiBtained eovero internal injuries
Oownatd had his leg badly mashed
GrKfltj assisted him to get' on a beam
vvhero bo clung for ovor two hours in
i ho Icy water before ho was rescued,
iiiflin escaped with a badly scratched
ace. As sm n as possible after the at:
eldent a special was sent from Nebras
ka City and the injured men taken to
that rity, wliern they were taken in
charge by Dr. Whllten and Dr. Jack,
tho company physicians. Thoy are
jotting along well.
Call on us for jot) 'work.
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SOUTH AUilUilN. NEBRASKA.
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Hardware, Furniture, Coffins and Caskets
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For Only
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I bnd dyspepsia ilftysoven years and
never found permanent relief till 1 used
ICodol Dyspepsia Cure. Now 1 am
well and feel liko a now man." writes
SJ Fleming, Murray. Neb. It is the
beat digest nut known. Cures all forms
of ludigestion. Physicians everywhere
prescribe it. Keeling
Millions Given Away
It Is ueiMlnly gratifying to the pub
lic to know of one concern in tho bind
who uio tint afraid lo be generous to
Hie needv and suffering. The proprie
tor of Dr Kiug'j Ntnv Discovery foi
Consumption, Coughs and Colds have
givun away over ten million trial bot
tles of ttiis grat luedii'ine; and ii.ive
tlio satisfaction of knowing it li;ia ab
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
eases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
and all diseases of the Throat, Chest
an l Long are surely cured by it. Call
on Keeling tho druugist and get a tree
trial bottle. Regular size n()u and Si.
Every bottlo guaranteed or pi ice re-tunded.
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Thouooitfls Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
now To Bind Ont.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling Indicates an
I unhealthy condi
tion of tho kid
neys; if it stains
your linen It Is
ovidenco of kid
ney trouble; too
mI tJyL' 'v?1 frequent deslro to
LSik.iJi rjass it or naln In
the back is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to Do.
Thero Is comfort ln the knowledge so
often exprossed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the creat kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In tho
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of tho urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes tlut unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get tip many times
during the night. The mild nnd the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is coon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
derful cures of the most distressing cares.
If you need a medicine you should hr.vo lija
best. Sold by druggists In50c. and$l. circs.
You may have a sample bottle of thta
wonderful discovery
J D Bridges, editor Democrat, Lans
caster, N II, says: One Minute Cough
Ctiie is the bcHt remedy for croup 1
ever used." Immediately relieves and
cures eougbi', colds, croup, asthma,
pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles it prevents
cohsumution. Kt;li:iu
Wlmt Iho I,ndlci Are Notr Wcnrln
for the Ornnmenlntlon of
Gonliimea.
The new foulard ilk In pnstel col
ors bended charmingly In the enshmero
designs must be seen to be appreciated.
The newest girdles have n deep, grnd
tiRtcd fringe cf isllk, steel bends or Jet
falling from the lower edge.
Cloth combined with velvet and ele
gantly trimmed with fur forms tho
Bwell visiting gowns of the moment,
nnd some very striking costumes nro
made of cloth in two different colors,
forming a strong contrast. But this Is
not a very desirable fancy of fnshlon,
as a contrnbtlng effect Is better if it is
carried out In Borne other material.
Very elaborate knickerbockers of
atin are worn by i-ome women ns a
substitute for petticoats.
Velvet Is being worn n grent dcnl
this winter. One sees It more and more.
Possibly it Is, as one woman suggests,
tbnt people have been keeping their vel
vet frocks hoping for cold weather, nnd
DOW giving up nope oi uiuv 11117 ' , , fF.. . .: .
putting flicm on regardless, velvet i yy e W111 Sentl -L lie iVaverllSer OI1C X&IV U1Q
skirts are worn with separate waists i "
L7"Z::t furcl'a the Farm Journal to January 1st, 1905.
large hotel the other morning a black (
velvet skirt nnd a waist of velvet, with
tSSTS IS $Z : Sr Call and see us for low combination
fancy yoke of pnle blue velvet, with a n ,
high collar of the same, with apiques rates on the Iowa Homesteacl.CJiicago Inter
of white lnce upon both. With tbls she ' o
wore a hnt of llKht velvet, one of those . ni i t-v a i j.i
millinery affairs which arc apparently Oceail, Globe DeillOCrat ailQ OtllOr pOpCl'S.
composed of high folds of velvet laid
cnrelessly nround tho head.
Tnlo shades of gray and beige color
nro tho tints In drcsH gloveB and nro
qnlte ns much worn as white.
RuBRlan lnce In heavy quality nnd
fine Venetian lnces are very much em
ployed for trimming hnndsome cloth
gowns lu the pnstel colors.
Imitation dlnnond buckles are a
very conspicuous feature of drcRH trim
mings, and other pretty buckles are of
enameled flowers.
Parisian designers nro exploiting the
attractions of kilted nnd plaited skirts
In various attractive guises. For many
fabrics this method of arranging
Rklrts Is decidedly preferable to over
eklrt effects which eaislly rumple.
Those who have always admired the
style, but were unnble to mnke use of It
on account of the bulk of fabric below
the waist, will be glad to lenrn that
there nrc new forms of the skirt In
which the width of the box-plnit or kilt
decreases inch by Inch os It nears the
hips.
All the talk about the advent of ear
rings iwems nt Inst to have brought
about some results, nnd the ultrn fash
ionable are redeeming the fashion
writer's reputation for accuracy by
wenrlng thu real things. Not the little
screw earring which never has been
quite dlbcarded, but the drop earrings
with n round gem at the top nnd a pear
shaped one below this.
One of the nttractlve black fnbrlcs Is
n One ool, Interwoven with silk. It Is
cal!ed pell de ehevre, and is made Into
tailor costumes rnthcr more elaborate
In Ftyle than tho conventional tailor
dress. It is not unlike n very handponie
quality of henrtetta cloth, nnd makes
elTfctive VHiings. side plaiting and
slightly draped overdreFaes. It clings
to the figure In the most desirable man
ner, and Its chern U exquisite. It ap
pears also In green, brown, blue and del-
lcntcnnd tempting shades In gray. Like
most llnefcllk-wnrp material?, It has one
had fault its propensity to wrinkle
easily.
A pretty way to utilize bits of hand
some lnce edgrng In llonlton. Venetian.
Renaivsuncc, and other designs is to
cut the lace portions nwny from the
fine net foundation and ww it en ap
plique to the rounded ends of sashes,
neck fcarfs of chiffon or ribbon, to
standing vehet or fcutln collars, sleeve
caps, etc. Lace that has been worn and
cleaned can be similarly uhed for dm-s-Ing-tnble
cushions nnd handkerchief
and glove snehets. Boston Budget.
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will refund the nioinw to any one who
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I wou'dn't be withoutDeWittNWitc't
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day. All my doctors said I must soon
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New Discovery for Consumption,
which completely cured me 1 would
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a bottle, llupilreds haw u--ed it on my
reconm:endi.t n and uli say It never
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troubles " Heguhr si'." u( d
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