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r. "FT. W. Keeling,
NlSMAUA, NlCllltASKA.
Ofllce It) Keeling biilltlliii:, second door
noi th of Ayneti liaidwiiiobloio.
KERKER & HOOVER
Dealer In
Highest price paid for hlike, lwd, UUow, otc.
: Thos. w. hiatt,
rroprktar ol the
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Good Dray in connection with Livory.
Oood rifid and prompt fcrvlcc. Batls
fooUoa Kcarantoed.
Flour & Wheat Exchange
and flour for aulo nt tho Keeling bulldi
tng. Feed for aulo.
J. H. SEID,
Urccdcr of
Thoroughbred PolanclChina
Farm one and ono-lmlf mllca eoiithwoH of No
tli, Neb.
Old papers for salo at this olllcc.
Application for Tax Dood.
lo tho iii-ln. of John II, Huun and to whom
It may u iiuiwni.
Holloa Im l.i'mby ulvon Mutton tho 27th tiny
of Octobor, loOil. nnil uuulu on ttio 1.1th day of
J miliary, IS'U, It, T. ltiilny purcluim'il ut pri
vate n.iln I ii mi the county IroiiHiirtir of Nu-
inaliuo Hinl.v, NMiniMui.ut IiIn ollk'o in mild
county, 'ho following, (lot,crlbol ronl tmtitlo In
iNeinumi ojuniy.
OJiinly NuoniHlcu, lo-wlt: All ot
I) look olovoujil In Ncrtlillrownvlllo.Hrown
vilto, Nomiihn county, Notiruslcu; mild ronl
esiaio was uixea in mo nutuu or jonn u
Maun. That wild real uHtnto was puro'iAHud
by It. T. ltalmy for delinquent tuxey for all
iloltuquiMit years ivk Hhown by tho lax IiooIch
In tho olllou of tho county UtUHiircr ot Noma
hit county, Nebraska, ami mibjcct to prlvato
Hiilo; that tlio time for ttio redemption or
ubovo real ostalo will oxplro on tho 13th day
of January, ni.ll. Uu tho l!7th day or Annum,
1900, tax cortlllunto In uhovu nalo win triiii
forreil by It, T. ltulnoy lo A. J. MiUIiIm.
A.J. MA I'll IS, Apdlleiinl.
Ordor or Salo.
In tho raattor of tho estate of llonjruntn F.
I.cwloy, ducoHHcd,
NOtlCO lM liorobv Ulvoil that In niir.immn
KOiJKED
TFEMB
i:a
pa
tf ofim order of John H.Stull, a JuiIku of tho
Sfii- DUtrlot Court of Nemaha eininty, niado on
kJ'M AU Vth day of Juno A. 1). IsiOO, for tho salo of
2r TolotftUi horolualtor diuurlhuU, thoro will
t . li.unlil til ,lm. ....... .a..,.- ..r .1. .. . .
ro , i.v kiiu iioiiVj UIMII III Hill V. Ulin 1IOUNO
,ln Auburn In Hald County on Mondav tho
2ltll day of Heptomb'ir. at 'i o'clock 1'. M., at,
public vouduo to the hUhuMt blddor lor onsh
jlio lollowlnn di'Morlhinl real ontate, towtt:
' Lots llvo (5), nix (G) , hevuu (7) and olKht (8)
in block Hovotity-iiue(71), In tho town oi
Nemaha City. In Notnnhu county. Nehrut--k;
ftlBO tho Nontlicasi iiuurtar t o VA of boo.
t oUHlxlOlln town four f4 north of riinite
lxteou ntleiiHtnf tho fltli M. In Nemaha
county, NobtiiNku.
iiUlHnlotfUl remain open on hour, ami
blddorn will tiorciiulmd to make a oiikIi do.
posit of ten per cent of hid.
Dated AutruHt 27th, UltK)
AdmltilNtiatorof thoiHtato of llenjaiuln P.
Leuloy, decouHod,
. Notioo for noaring Claimit.
,. In the County Court of Nemaha County,
'Nebraska.
InthoiiiattnroftholCiitateofHamuelAIIon
doooiiNud.
Notlco Ih hereby Kivon that tho Court hati
nnula uu order limit Iuk tho time for oredttorr
to flla claims iiKiitiua nald deceased lo nix
months fi-om tho Ut day of September, loot).
and that October 1, 1!10, January l ami
Maroll 1,1001, at in o'clock a, in. of each day,
nttlieolllco of tho County Judu'o ot Nemaha
Couuty. NohrnNka. In Auhuin, Nebraska
has oeen llxod by tho Court an tho time and
plnco whon and where all persons who have
olnlms and demands atrilimi nald uVoeaKod
can have mo examined, adjusted and a.
lowed, and all elalins not presented by nUi
last inonfloiieddato will bo lorever burred
by nu order or the Court. '
Dated August 8, UHX).
UlCIIAIIO P. Nkai,.
County J ude.
Cards for niountingBtamp photos for
aalo ut The Advertiser ollluo-twentj
for live cents.
We will send The Advortlser for one
year and t:io Farm .Journal until .Jan.
Jst, 1005, for only $1, if mild in ,,d
vimqo This ofTer applies to both old
RntJ new aub.nirlbers.
I
The Nebraska Advartis-r
W. W. SANDKKS, Publisher
Fkiimv, SKrTirBu7, 1000.
Father Taylor hat been quite Blck
this week
Mra. Jennie CHIT visited friends In
Auburn Tuesday.
S. Cooper Hells Page's Woven
t'neo heat fence on earth
Wire
Mra. Thuo. Olnn Ib very sick with
alight prospects of her recoveiy.
John Kempthoriio was transacting
business at the county seat last Satur
day. Miss Nora Curl, who has been very
sick for the past four weeks, is able to
be up again.
Miss Lizzie .liawxby went to Peru
Monday to attend the statu noimai
school the coming year.
Mrs. Kate Thompson, who hna been
visiting her daughters at Bookwater,
Neb., for tho last month, returned
homo Wednesday.
V. P. Peabedy has been busy ship
ping poaches for several daya. lie
gets a dollar a bushel for them as they
are extra largo and very lino.
S, C. Shuck lias sold his farm of 53
acres to Ed Moore. Tho price paid
was $50 an acre. Sam thinks of movs
ing to Jewell county. Kansas.
Ally McCaudless has been almost sick
for Borne time and on Friday had to
glvo up and go borne. Miss Sadie Men
Candless is also on tho sick Hat.
Ed Paris and family expect to leave
for sunny Kansas in a fow days, driv
ing through ior tho benetlt of Mrs.
Paris' health and also to look at the
country.
The regular meeting of the old set
tlors for the purpose of electing ollicero
for the association will be held at tho
Advertiser oflice at .'J p. m. Saturday
September 8th.'
Clarence E. Ord baa been selected by
the republican county central commits
tee us the candidate for commissioner
of the second district to 1111 tho vacancy
caused by tho declination of G. T.
Dustiri,
Mm. Mabel Payne, of Waukomis,
Oklahoma, is visiting her graudmother
Mrs.Urand.and oxpocts to remain here
this winter. She is a daughter of Ed
A. Bourne, and has a great many
friends here.
There will be a lawn festival in the
park Saturday evoning, Sopt. 8th. If
the weather is unfavorable the festival
will be held in the Minick hall. Every
body la invited. Proceeds for tho ben
efit of tho Episcopal minister.
Republican Club.
The republican club wilt rnaet in the
club room in tho Titus building regu
larly Friday night. Friday night of
next week Mrs. Wade will make an
address and a ladles republican club
will bo organized. The ladies are es
peeiully invited to be preannt.
John Flack says Win. liawxby wiih
ho excited when ho hoard of Fred's
nomination for the legislature that ho
forgot ho had a horse In town, having
come in horseback, and begged a ride
out home with a neighbor. Ho remem
bered his horse before he got very far.
Mrs. Henry Field, of Shonandoah,
Iowa, arrived at Hracken Friday morn
ing on a visit to hor parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. L P. Thompson her first visit
home since her marriage, four mouths
ago, and she was beginning to got a
uttle homostck.
Congressman Hurkett has begun in
earnest his campaign for reflection.
Everywhere he goes he receives a ver
itable ovation. Two yours Hgo he was
a comparative stranger in the district
hut his frank and honest methods soon
won for him the fuvor of the people
ami his majority was phenomenal. UQ
never resorts to nb, hd or falsMlo.ition.
Hu has busts of friends in all parties
who are working for his re-election.
Every man who supported him two
years ago is prutid ot tho fact and is
glad to do so again. His im),,j M
congress has strengthened, i ho r'ait It of
the people m him.
Mrs Ken piliorrHM'iMiinH'iirrid Hchool
nt Maple Grovt MomIiu with n (iood
attindance. She taught Hie Hume
school last ypjii
Social.
Class No. 7 of the M. E. Sunday
school will ojvo a sociable at
the Minick hall Saturday niIi t ot next
week September 15th. Evetybody is
invited.
Mis. Matne, living in Missouri, had
her daughter-in-law. Mrs, Josiah Mat
tie, living in the southeastern part of
Nemaha county, arrested for assault
and threatening to shoot tho old lady.
Tho trial was held before Judge Smiley
Thursday of last week and the younger
lady found Innocent, thus throwing
the coats on the mother-in-law. Tho
latter said nil she had was tho clothes
she wore and she offered to give them
up but the judgo and Special Constable
Shorm Titus decided to throw off their
costs and lot her go.
Not long Bince E. J. Clark, who
owna a farm near IIo.vc, lost three
cowa by some mysterious deaease, He
had the curcasses of the animals re
moved to a hog pen, where he fed them
to a lot of shouts. Not long afterwards
tho shoats developed the satuu symp
toms as were notictable' in the cows
just beforo they died and the result
was that the hogs were soon numbered
with tho dead. A dog belonging on
tho place ate somo of the meat off the
carcasses of the cowa, and it, too, died
of the eamo Btraugo disease.- Auburn
Herald.
A now fakir is abroad in tho rural
regions. He diives through the coun
try and sells aoap worth $5 a box, which
sum includes the price of forty yards
of carpet, selected from samples which
ho has in his wagon. Ho takes the 85,
leaves the box of soap, promises to de
liver tho carpet of tho selected sample
within a week and drive? away. The
6oap is worth probubly dfty cents. It
stava with the purchaser. The carpet
is worth probably $15, but it stays with
the fakir and has not yet been deliv
ered to a single victim. Farm families
should be on their guard against this
new fakir and ug.iiuat all other fakiis.
-Ex.
Georgo 1J. Moore, for over olcven
years editor of the Granger, died at the
homo of his sister at Webster Ooiuei?,
Maine, August iiSrd, J 000. aged uu
years, 0 months and 5 da vs. Mr. Moore
wtm resident of Nemaha county tot
uighteou years. He was uu able man
and one of tho beat editors in the state,
lie moved to Boston in 1880. He was
a brother of A. Moore of Auburn.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that tho part,
nershlp heretofore existing between
Peter Kerker and J. P. Hoover, under
the firm name of Kerker & Hoover,
proprietors ot the City Meat Market, is
thN day dissolved by mutual consent,
J. P. Hoover retiring. Peter Kerker,
who will continue the business at the
old stand, assumes all indebtedness
will collect all accounts duo the firm.
Nemaha, Neb., Aug. 31st, 1000.
Petkk Kkiikkh,
j. p. hoovkk.
Beforo making arrangementa for
your year's supply of reading matte
call and get our clubbing tales. The
following are some of our combina
niitions: Tho Advertiser one year and the
Farm Journal until Dec. 31, 1004, for
only il
Tho Advertiser and St Louis (Jlobo
Democrat both one year for 1.00
Tho Advertiser and the Chicago In
tor Ocean lor Sl.-io
Tho Advertiser and either the Toledo
Iilado or the New York Tribune lor
81.35
Tho Advertiser and tho Household,
a homo monthly, for 1.35
Tho Advottlser and the Iowa Home
stead, Poultry Farmer and Iusuiaiiee
Journal all one yar forSl.f
Tho Adveitiser and
Globe Democrat both
only Sl.llU.
the St. LoiiIh
one yt'ur f i
Call in and wee uh if you w.uit to
subscribe for any paper published i
the United States.
Blank dewls, chattel mot tmiges, farm
i leases, etc., for salo at tills olllce.
Call on us lor job work.
We will do a strictly casli business from Sept
1, 1900 and will give the following cash prices
Ail high patent flour $2.25 per 100 lbs.
Ail straight grades of flour $2.00 per 100 lbs.
All other flour in proportion
Granulated Sugar 15 pounds for $1.00
C. Sugar 17 pounds for $1.00
A reduction on all shoes.
6 Cups and Saucers, American ware, 25c a set
6 inch plates for 27 cents per set
7 inch dinner plates for 39 cents per set
Come and get prices, they will do you
good and save you money,
Anderson & Brown.
NEMAHA, NEB.
J. W. ARMSTRONG,
Dealer in
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
AND UNDEJRTAi: ING GOODS
EMBALMING A SPS:iAL:Y.
South of Court House
Complete stock of harness and harness
done promptly. Fust door south of moat
NEMAHA,
Hew Harness and Shoe Shop
sir 3ou oxxcxv
Backsmith & Wfigon Making
All work guaranteed.
Call and see me ,r;t D. K . Morton' yokl s and, Nemaha.
rorrinvta
SEND OftE DOLLAR
'ou y f rclRht O.
lUIIAl, TO ANT I
VKIl SKK.M OH IIKAIIO OK,
OUR SPECIAL OFFER
pay the railroad accnt
SI6.50
TO
$90.00
BUGGIES
AND
SURREYS.
K75.0O an
tJL'OrKU
you fcyfrclRht c. o. I). Bunject to examination, jou can ciniutno It t your frelBht depot and If you ilndtt
iqVAC TO ant 8100.00 101'BIGUY yon over w. perfectly uULfaetory 'and thruiulikWBAlM.AlS ou nlfi
ACME QUEEN. (OUR OWN MAKE.) VWi&joZrXJSSiL
bodies are Water nabbed ud tht Material aad Labor la Palstlar OUR ACME QUEEN, would pilot lkr. cheau bufgUa.
S55.00 BARELY COVERS COST ot material and labor, leaving us theEienallest profit Imaginable,
but we are building 70 buirgiOB a day and to advertloo our buggy factory we aro willing to SELL TIUJ1 0,1
Bl.ooritOFlTKACH. "Wo know 870.00 dally profit on 70 buggies will satisfy us, advertise us everywhere
and build up the I,AIKJE8T BUQOY UD8INES8 IN THUS WOULD,
THE ACME QUEEN wobuildin narrow or wide track, cloth or leather trimmed, end springs, buffel
leather quarter ton, i-olIU panel back, uprlnfJ In back, Iralhtr eot.rtd lions and huts. Ilubber Hlrjn, Velrat 1'arp.t,
body, tii5l Inches, No. 1 Sarven's patent screwed rim wheels, pslnttd In IS cou, body black, gear dark green wltJi
very delicate modest striping, completo with shafts, slilo and back curtains, boot storm apron and autl-rattl.ru
and shafts. Pol., M.ckrvito and WhlBItrfe la rise of shaft., 81. "a "tra. UldllT WK1UI18 1U0 1-OUND3 and tbe frtlikt
will inrm for SOO mile., 8Z.OO1 100 ullti, tt.Mi 400 miles, tJ.Stl 4(111 miles, Sl.OUi 1,000 mII.s, 80.00.
QrNnOMC nn I AD wiw yoar order, nil uimkaxtkk ids narey to n.nh lou B.rfir ana
OCItUVnC mjLUMn ,. aatiafnetorv. pay the railroad aaent balance. 814.00 and
r - - 11 Buusiuutury. vj wo 11
trtlchtthartts, ntherwUopay nothing and the agent will return buggy at our
D0N"T BUY A CIIKAP FACTORY BUQOY now sold almoit c
ami Catalogue Houses. BUY THE BEST BUCCY MONEY CAN
r . . . . .....:
ut the LOWKBT PIIICK 1SVKU KNOWN. 0KD1IB
WRITE FOR OUR FREE BUCCY, CARRIACE AND HARNESS CATALOGUE.
4ddr. SEARS, ROEBUCK&OO. (In c), CHICAGO, ILL.
fCCRin Mn UAMCV
WijiilW vssF lllvllia
S!.AD VnR,?LCABJHET, ,U?.DISlt SEW"Q MACHIHE by fr.lrtl,c:o.D..bJet t
m blthai fflO.OO. and THE (JUKiTKST BARQ4IEI TOD
"E,Ufre"h?!rop5'r Special Offer Price $15.50
lei
average 7& ceutsfor
JL.i!,lno,welf",,!!0L,ouna"nl the freight will
each 600 miles. 0 YE IT THREE MOHTNt thibi in
wo will ret.myour VTknyMd0a7youlRrAlnont
your owa home, and
tatlsnod. W.l.lldl(r.r..t makes aad Rradrsof Sewloc laeKlin aiaa an
810.00, 811,00, 812.00 and p. all fully descrlbedTn Tour Ml '&
Ilachlaet
tho crreuteat valun rirr nnVt-a h n r f.n....
laisiosut, DUlflS.ftU forthli UUOl' UhSK CAD1MJT
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS by on.a.w,, concerns
tlsements,oirering a.k.ow. m.ehlo.. under varlousTirm?.? wP(th ridls fn.
THE BURDICK ll;,T5,,..B2l,l!, hh-rovkjik't.
u III. a.W WIV EVKKT GOOD POINT Or KYKIH JHOli
nViiyL,'lf.5D,! WIT" tiik
.iio u, uj(,
neat mikpn
frorathe
- j 1
:.:.".. .7
l.,.,l .1.. 1
Cloned (lieaa
1 Mn ;..,
I I1KIK Villi
Mo.oo, and then If convinced that lou uie saving
w vw w ww
3 llCfcliOt'KlB FaJI
" TUUKti'lts TOi'tt 8t. 60 Uatanytlmo within thwemonthtou
tW'T DKLAY. (Seara. lioobuck Co. are thorouahtyMtlabltI-.K5Kor"? fle-. OMUltl. 1U U4T
Y0U3 PATKONAGE SOLICITED
Square. AUBURN, NEB.
supplies,
mat ket.
Harness and shoe tepaiiliig
Your pationuge is solicited.
NEBRASKA.
cut thla ad out and Bond to us and ii ytm
llvo Bust of tho Kocky Mountains we wOl
annrf thl Ulnu.nD a rc re diioov n
PRICE $55.00 nd ,bt chargoa, lemi tta
wuu UUl VQUI. WilUVfUO(U
BUILT IN OUR OWN FACTORY IN CHICACO.
on honor from tho bet material moner can buy. While fn
our Free Bugger Catalogue we ihowr, TopBugirlea made Hjr
other makers at 321.30, S20.75 and S34.70 the exact
fame biicrgy that are ol'by machinery doaTeri, at 5.0
OUR ACME QUEEN AT S3B.OO la the mo
wonderful vnu var offered. TUB LOWEST I'llIUK EV
na are beinir widely advertlocd by many at (U.OO to M.J.
IE QUEEN AT S3B.OO la the mo
V3 TUB HUT Ul'UUV THAT CAS UK II LILT. We maintain
our own five atory bugcv factory for the sote
furpoje of bulldlnprand aelllng a UltTTKK HUGi
HIS ffK CAIf UUTKLSKmiKUK and te HATE 01
Ct'ETOJIKBl HAnCrACTlUKU'8 ritOHT.
Every Buggy We Make Is Guaranteed
Five Yoors and They Will out wear Fls
Ordinary Factory Rigs,
THE MATERIAL AND lAIOR IH OUR ACME 8MEQI
cost more than double that in the ordinary factoty
buucrT. We uso a St. to cushion cloth, some uee
vo cent i vre use all ..o head lininir. lomeuse o can
we uaei c.nt leather, some uso v cent! eunM.;
colorsandvnrnlBlios. pome uso 75 centandll.HO,'
PAY ALMOST DOUBLE the nrlce moet maker
- ,. ,.. u 1 A... A --t-
7 - .: - ... . :.. ... . .'. - . m
miKgy nl our expenve anu we win return your si.uu.
ezeiusiroiy oy ail siacninery utaiera
BUILD, direct from tho matter
TO DAY. DON'T DELAY.
WITH TdUR ODD tn.cutthi,
afl. out ana send to
out anil send to us and
win sona you our h
ctaai
BL'nDirit 1.
juade hi the,
beat materljt money 1
in Am...in '
rL i ,f P1!f?!
QH JWEEEDHaftli in u EL
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ssi aiBsiaasL . u. lira. 1 aXJuar
Mlifi3
mv I HI
V1 H AW..V'.. LJI n
Keaxaeapi. 5s
19 ""-""" 'JLZ i s
Sfll in ntlftRTCD ClUJCh mur nnnc nrev kiiiucti.Ii
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1BU pol.
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tlronninip rriktn tiiii i ,. .,-. .. .. a.- ... aiwl
id.
.&! lie. '"''l,'nwlth full longth table and bead in plaoofjf
fOWlliLT. A finff i)sif ri. Inlast linn .1 i... .i ..-.w.1-, xrri'
. ... 8 V .' i ,' "'""', " inuu trnwiFi tart CUi i't4Vvi wm
m52?.w.,!i i,"!!v.mU.4 caL"'Bt nlsh, finest ntcl.el drawer pulls.' ivW c n four
?..e.mJvU SnlB.J,H Cii 0u"8ro Hi iron M.ind. l'lne.1 l.rto HIjU Ar
hoM!i!r5imguriS?iw- h4','" threading vibrating shuttle, autonutio
h..VJriin.tri.li)H1u.t.a l',0tt'.1B' n-,0l,t tension llbrator.lmpro ' J looto
rTatent 5 LSf0 lS.,,-Ul?00l,, apvoea ahuttl carrier, patent nc olle br.
.ll.fta..lJdARA..NJkEED '!'"' "snl.y; mostdursbls aod Pr0
kind of tfneVwoek ' a in.v..0.w,Bi yr,ne?,an "" l " d Htnr plo'l -r (ny
it "nntvre W iinM,7.r' BI"al',Jl''"vtasentwltUevei mai-hlnu.
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