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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, IflOO.
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Cooler weather.
Next Sunday is IS ster
Who will Html a bunk in Nemaha?
Sec Keeling h now stock of wallpaper.
Miss Ethel I'uris went to PeruThurs
ilay ultcrnuon.
Miss May Gulther has been sick with
the gup but Ib getting hotter.
Mrs. E. A. Mmick has had a large
cistern put in at her residence.
Mrs Peter Kerker is oonhntd to her
bed with a Bevuro attuek of the grip.
M. II. Taylor, of Shubert, whs shak
lug hands with Neman ftienda Thumt
day.
Miss Lulu Lebuo has been very ick
with uialurlal fever but is now some
belter.
Frank Woodward loturned from
Diller last Sunday morning in time for
church,
Mrs. E. A. Miniek weut to Jshuson
Thursday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hay acolield.
A. N. Harris went to LinoolnThursj
daj to attend the lepublican cougrea
tonal con volition.
A few ilakes of anow foil on Thurs
daya rather unusual occunence for
this time of year.
llov. James Illatt is burning the
hedge brush around the Ilouver farm
, northeast of town.
Little Gilbert McCandless has been
very sick with fevei, whooping cough
and stomach trouble.
J. II. Seid seems t ha a little better,
though ho is confined to ids bed yet
and suffers severely.
Dr. V. M. Boal, of Auburn waB
called to Nemaha Tuesday to see little
Gilbert McCandlesu.
Miss May Kerker was one of the nu
merous grip sufferers for a few days
but is about well again.
The new tlrm of Gilbert fc McCand
less are receiving the new goods. They
are putting in a good stock.
Mis. II. E. Williams drove up from
Shubert Tuesday to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James A. TilUo. She
returned home the next day.
SEEDS!
SEEDS!!
Best western grown flower, garden
Mild field seeds, warranted fresh and
true to name, for sale by Kerker &
Hoover.
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 line of
DRUGS
and druggist's sundries always kopk in
stock. Also latest patterns in
WALL PAPER.
A go stock of
JEWELRY
in handsome designs and latest styles.
STATIONERY
Best of
PERFUMERIES
handsome line of
LAMPS
A full stock of
PAINTS AND OILS
If you want anything in our lino cull
and see us. Prices right
Mrs. Scott, who had been visiting
her (iauphter, Mrs. G. P. Zook, rei
turned to S ella last Saturday.
Charloy Zook has been kept busy for
dome time pinutiug Hip lumber compa
ny building: IhmIs and fences.
Mrs. Hose Gilbert will have a public
sale of household goods at her residence
on Saturday, April 14th, beginning at 2
o'clock p. m.
The Kerns brick lintel building north
of the court house in Auburn burned
Thursday night. Tiio house iiad not
been used as a hotol for nomo time hut
was occupied by roomers. It wus
owned by G, W. Cornell.
Earle Gilbert.
Gilbert & McCandless
having bought the S. Gilbert stock of goods, und added a largo
invoice of new goods which are now being recoived, giving us a
Cull and complete stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, HATS,
SHOEp, ETC, ETC.
A fine line of Shirt Waists just in.
Sunbonnets, ready made, and cheaper than you can buy the
material and make them.
A largo stock of Slippers and shoes good goods low prices.
Latest styles in Hats largo assortment lowest prices.
Wo have the goods and have put prices low enough to sell
them. Your patronage is invited. Wo will treat you right.
BSPHighest market price paid for all kinds of produce.
GILBERT & McGANDLESS.
Pasture.
I hare pasture for 100 horses and
cattie. Terms reasonable.
Luthkii II. Baiines,
The ladies who failed to attend the
opening at Mrs. Fannie Fairhank's
millinery parlor Iapt Saturday missed
casing some beautiful creations in
spring millinery.
It. J. Tuasey, who has lived at flills
dala far aevoral years, moved to DeWilt
this week, where he has a nice homo
cf several acres in the edge of town.
May prosperity attend him.
D. A. Youtzy will give a lien Ilur
entertainment at the Christian church
in Nemaha Wednetdiy evening, April
18th. Mr. Youtzy gives a lecture on
Gen. Lew Wallace's popular literary
production, "Hen Hur, Story of the
Christ," illustrated with more than
fifty beautiful stereeptlcau views, life
size. Admission: Adults, 15 couts;
children uader 12 years of uge, 10
cents.
Entertainment and
Concert.
Mrs. Alice MeCundluss, assisted by
some of the best local talent, will cive
an entertainment and concert at Hoo
ver's opera house, on Saturday night,
April Mth. Mrs. McCandless will
give a number of recitations, one of
especial merit and interest being enti
tled "Hagar's Farewell," which will ha
given in costume There will also be
good music, etc., etc , and al
together it will be one of the very best
entertainments ever given in Nemaha.
Admission, 15 cents; reserved seats, 20
cents. Reserved seats on sale ut the
drug store.
Wall Paper!
Keeling's drug store has just received
a handsome line ef wall paper latest
styles aud handsome ones too. Prices
very reasonable.
E. E. Wood & Co., proprietors of the
second hand store at Auburn, have just
received a car load of now and second
hand goods which they are soiling at
way down prices. Call aud see them.
Seu Hill & Keeling for die insuiauce
lames A. Titus does nut scum to
got any better. He is talking of going
to the hospital at Omaha again.
Seymour IIowo went to Lincoln
Thursday to attend the republican con
gressional convention, to which lie wan
ii dolegato.
The Methodist Sunday school will
glvn an Easter exercise entitled "Easter
Prnises"at the church Sunday night.
Everybody Ib Invited.
The young folks had a delightful
time Friday night of last week at n
party given ut the residenco of Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour IIowo.
A. R. McCandless.
T. C. Hacker, of Red Cloud, came in
to Nemaha Tuesday afternoon. He
Uxed up the lot in tho cemetery, itud
n Thursday afternoon went to IJrewn
ville to visit his sister, Mrs. Q. W.
Fairbrother.
Mrs. Maud Lfinon and three boys,
of Brownvllle, Hre visiting thetr moth
er and grandmother, Mrs. Yates. Mrs.
Lemcn and two of the boys, the young
est of whom is a namesake of tho edi
tor, gave this fllce a pleasant call
Friday forenoon.
This offer is limited,
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These pictures are from one of the best portrait companies in
the country and will be true to life.
THE DRV GOODS EMPORIUM
ANDERSON &
Nemaha, Nebraska.
7$ORLS "OFEXlSSOa 3BO:3LL
cordially invites all the "Queens of America" to call
and see her fine new stock of
Spring & Summer Millinery
Pattern J Tats in abundance.
The Largest and Finest Stock,
with Best Bargains in Millinery
ever brought to Nemaha. Call and sec her at the
STORE FOR BARGAINS!
LIGHT HRAMA EGGS A fow
settings for eale at CO cents per setting.
John IIiatt.
Insure your farm and town pioperty
with Farmers and Merchants Iiihuin
unco Co. of Lincoln. F. II. I). Hunt
Agent, Nemaha. Neh.
See W. W. Harris of
South Auburn for
Clothiner.
E. E. Itumhaugh has put in four
new gasoline lamps in (he harbor shop.
The lamps give a very bright but at
the same time a soft light, and lire a
great itnptovement on the ordinary
kerosene lamp.
Chaplain Mailley made an address on
tbe Philippines Wednesday night, in
the opera honso. The talk was inters
rating to all, even to those who did not
agree witli him. The torooptican
views were fine.
County Superintendent W. C. Par
riott gaVo un a Bocial call Thursday af
ternoon He had been vis'liug our
schools and was warm in his praise of
the excellent work done by the touch
ers of the Nemaha school.
TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Kromo Quinine Tablets.
Ail druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E V Grove's signature
on every box. 25c
CANE SEED. -About 75 bushela f
good cane seed for sale at 75 cents per
bushel 00 pounds to the bushel. Also
some Early Ohio potatoes at 40 cents
per biiBhel pure seed.
Nkwton 0 Jakvih.
A PICTURE OF YOURSELF
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Until ay 1st we will give as a premium
A Life-Size Portrait
with every $10 worth of goods
purchased of us by one person.
and should be taken advantage of at once.
OF.
Lulu Cooper, daughter of Ibhho N.
Cooper, iihb been suCerlng severely for
nomo time with a gHthering in tier
head. Steve Cooper's baby h,M hIhj
been Blck, threatened with lung fever
Tho many friends of Mrs. Cornell, of
Omaha, formerly Miss Nolle McOaniU
leas, will sympathize with her in her
bereavemout over tk death of her little
girl, about threo years old, which sad
vent ocourml n short time ago.
John A. Hiiitt him decided to mipply
a "long felt want" by putting In a har
ness shop in Nemaha, and will hIho bn
prepared to do bIioh repairing. Ho linn
rented the brick building next to tho
livery Btablo and will put In a stock of
harness goods In u few days. He ha
engaged John E. Crolher to work in
the shop.
For the best assort
ment of Dry Goods and
shoes go to the Day
light store of South
Auburn; W. W. Harris,
Proprietor
I have sold tho stock of general'mr
chandise belonging to the S. Gilbert
estnte to Earl Gilbert and A. R. Mu.
Caudlesa. In closing up the biiHiiifstt
we wish to thank the people of Nema
ha and vicinity for their klndrmiw and
very liberal patronage during Uih many
yeary we have been in business hern
For our successora we would n.sk a con
tinuance of the same, and unsure tint
public that the new him will cnntlmio
the fair dealing Hint inu evur charact
erized tho firm in the past.
IUwk Giuikkt, Arimx.
S Gil belt entHto.
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