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TOBO m.K All list JAIIS.
t Cough Syrup. TaMos Good. uo
m ttmo. flolel or drDislaU.
PETEK KEKKER,
Denier In
MEATS
iligbcHt market piico paid for IlidoB,
Lord, Tallow, etc,
THOS. VV. niATT,
Proprietor of tlio
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Gcod Dray in connoction with Livory
Satiafaotion guarantood.
J. H. SEID,
Ilreedor of
Thoroughbred Poland China
Fnnn ono and one-half miles bouUi
woBt of Nemaha.
OrdoroF Hearing and Noticoon Petition for
Bottloinont of Aocount.
In Din County Court of Notnnlin County,
NobniHkn.
To Kllr.abnth Tnylor, Julia Krn.lor. Kttn.
Wobb, JomIo Wobb, Oolticrt Webb, Mnml
lUtiiH.Graco Knln mid Kurl UiiIiih n ml to nil
perrons Hterotrd In the entitle of Nnnoy
Worrell, (IrcuaMMl,
Notion In lioroby ptvon that MurHlmll
Wobb linnfllort ti olltlon tirnylui; for iliiul
ftnlllomnnl and allownnco ol Ills udmlnlKlm
tlon Hfloouut II toil In HiU ooii it on tlifl 1st
day of Novomoor, A. n. 1MX). nml for hln IIh
ouurtfA mm ndinlulNtrntor, mid tlio hiiiiio
him boon not for hnurlnn on tlio 3rd dny of
December, IDOo, at, 10 'olook n. in,, nt tlio
county oouit room of Nnldoounty, In Aul'uru
when and wlioro nil persoiiH intoroNtod In
nld mutter tiiny rtpiionr unil hIiow oounp, If
there bnnny, why tnnpniser of hiiIiI petition
BliouUI not bo grnuted. ami If mi (TldeM cauoo
1h not nlinwit tlio court inn' grunt tlio prnyer
Uioroof, and nmko hiioIi furtlior and othor
ordora an mny bo propor.
DiiloU tlilH lNt day of Nnvombor, 1000.
KioiiAiin K. NitAii.
County Judgo.
Ordor of Honring and Wotico on
Fotition for Sottlomont on
Account.
In tho county court of Notnnlin county, Nob.
TlioHlatenf NohritHlcii, Ncmalin county, hn.
To QforKU Lesley, Hrwo Inlov, Smith
I.onloy, Wllllnm Lesley, Henjiunlii V. LoMey,
lilbbv Bolle Itowon nml Holier'. Lonlei1, and
all persons lntvrontcd In llioobtituol llonjn
niln K. L'Hluy, docniiHoil.
Not I co In hereby kIvdii Unit W. V. Sunders
1ms Mod u politico pntylim for Iliiul Nottlo
inont and nllowanco ot hit ndimnlHttallou
aocount filed In this oourt on tho Join day of
November, A. D.ltWO. and for IiIh (llHoliiiricouH
administrator of nald oslnlo, and tlio aiunn
liu lrm sot for hotirliiH on the lSlli duv of
Dfcoinlinr. 1000, at 10 o'clock a. in., at tlio
oounfy court room of until county, In An
burn, when and whoro all pemoiiH liitorrHtwl
In wild matter may appear nml show raiinn,
If thero bo any, why tho prnyor of n tltl pell
lion Mhould not bo urauted, and If Millbloin
mine Ih notHliowu tho court may niitnt tho
prayer Unroof, and tnnUo Ktioh further aud
othor order, an tnny bo propor.
Dntcd thin 20th tUy or November, 1000
3wIJ lllOHAKD K. NKAL.
' County JihIko.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney TrouMc Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is Bure to know of tho wonderful
It II
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irm
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
tho great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It Is tho great medi
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, tho emi
nent kidney and blad
der speclall&t. 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. Kilmers Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you havokld
noy, liver or bladder trouble It will bo found
Just tho remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, In hospital work, In private
practice, among tho helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
samplo bottle cent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
flndout If you havo kidney orbladdet trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
oner In this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kllmer&CoBlng
Jiamton, N. Y. Tho
regular tiny cent and noraeotswut:-Root.
olUr sizes are cold by all good druggists.
iluS;tiv?kCK?2','SSW
The Nebraska Advertiser
W. W. Sandkiis, publsher
FltlDAY, NOVKMIIKI&IO, 1000.
MWwnni
The bent scoop board inadu for sulo
by tlio Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Uo. for only $1 85.
Amlerflon & Brown will take euro of
all coupons nlvon out lor lifo Hlzo oil
finish portraits, which mo tfivon fiee
wlion ciuili purchased amounting to $20
arc made.
To Curo a Gold In Ono Day
Talto Laxative HrumoCtilninoTublots.
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to curo. J2 W Grove's slgimttiro
on each box. L'rlcu 25 cents 0 22
J' L. Speuce will have it public sale
at his residence, five miles northeast of
Shubort, next Tuesday, solllne cattle,
mules, hogs, chickens, farm imple
ments, 8 tons of hay, household furnN
ttiro, etc., eto.
John UuHflull has bought the Grand
ma Skeon property where ho is now
living. Ho Is going to tear down tho
old brick bouse on tho farm and use
much of tho material in repairing and
Improving tho house where lie is now
living.
John G . Sandora has started n news
paper at Clutter, Tama county, Iowa
tho ClutlerHi'coid tho llrst copy of
which reached u.s Tuesday. Olutior la
a now town only (lvo months old, on a
uow Hue of railroad in a thickly set,
tied community, is nino miles from
any othor town, and nil kinds of bUBN
noss aro well represented from a na
tiohal bank to a blacksmith shop. The
Hecord starts out with a good patron,
ago. John is a good newspaper man
and will give tho people of Clutier a
livo paper.
Ono year ago Win. llusaell and Mrs.
J. B. Uorger spent Thanksgiving in
Galvoston, Texas. Of the ten who
took dinner togother on that day only
throo aro now living. Tho company
consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Merger, W.
L, Uorger, their son, bis wife, baby' boy
and father-in-law, Mr. Elliott, Mr. aud
Mrs. T. A, Loranco. Ethel Parker and
Mr. Hosnell. Mr. Elliott died u short
time after that, Mr. Merger died In
February, and W. L. Merger, wifo and
bahy, Mrs. Loranco aud Ethel Parker
were drowned in tho great Btorm at
Galveston September 8th.
Tom Moobam, who is woiking for
Tom Uiatt, bad a narrow oscapa from
being killed hint Saturday. Tom and
John Soeley were hauling lumber from
the depot. They wore golnu after a
load, having no bed on the wagon, and
L'om, who was driving, was standing
on tho front bolster or houiiH,vho tho
pin holding tho coupliipolu came out
and the wagon came uncoupled. Tom
wws thrown forward and one foot was
caught in Homo way. The horses be
camo frightened and ran, dragging Tom
on tho ground. T) ey woio jUBt ues
of tho bridge near the depot. When
tho wIiooIb struck tho rallto.id track
they jumped thieo or four loot in the
air. The horses ran Into tho ga'e going
into tho meadow east of the depot and
this Htopped them, though every board
In the gato was btoken. Tom vnn
bnilly bruised and jarred but no bonro
wero broken and It Is thought he will
bo all right In a short time.
Everybody Can Afford It i
There was a time when many faniN
lies could not afford lo take it dally pa
per, but now that, tho Lincoln Evening
News is sent by mall at tho cheap rate
ol 25 cents a month, tho dally paper
with all ite advantages is within tho
reach of every family, and the reduc
tion in prieo has brought The News
several thousand new subscribers. Tho
Isows is printed at tho state capital,
tho fouutaln head of news events, and
With ItH eight big pnges, with markets.
Udegiaph and stato news makes It one
of tho brightest papers in Nebraska.
It'd worth more but it only costs you
25 cents a month. Why not havo Tho
Lincoln Nows visit you during tho long
winter months now coming on You
con subaorlbo through your postmaster
or The Advertiser olllco or send your
order to Tho Lincoln Dally News, Lin
coln, Neb,
Tho Advertiser and the St. Louis
Globe Democrat both ono year for
only 81.00.
Mr. Albert H. Titus nml Miss
Melllnger MlnlcK wero united in mar-,
ilago Wednesday evening, Nov. 28th,
1000. The wedding took place In tho
Methodist Episcopal church. At 8
o'clock the wedding inarch was plnyed
by Miss Emma Crim aud tho bilde and
groom look their places at tlio altar.
Kev. Albert V. Wilson pronounced tho
ceremony tlmt made them husband and
wifo. After congratulations from the
frlonda Mr. and Mrs. Titua repaired to
tho residence of tho bride's tnather and
pat took of the elegant supper prepared
for tho occasion. Many handsomo
preseuta were received.
Tho young couple aro among tho very
best and most popular of our young
peoplo. Mr. Titus is a son of James
A. Titus, and Is an energetic, owtor
prlBing young man. Tho brido has
been teacher of tlio prlmnry depart
ment of tho Nomaha school for over
throo year8 and is'ono of tho moBt efll
olent teachers in tho county. Moth tho
bride and groom wero born in this
county and grow to manhood and wo.
manhood hero. They have their tur
nlturo bought and are preparing to go
to housekeeping. Tho Advortisur adds
congratulations and be3t wishes to
thoso of tho boat of friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Titua.
Married At the residence of Dr.
II. S. Galther, Nemaha, Nubr., Thurs
day evening, November 20th, 1000, by
Uov. E. S. Chamberlain, Mr. W. M.
Hartley, of Molckow, Mo., and Miss
Jonnio Calvin, of Nemaha, Nobr.
Promptly at 7 o'elock tho wodding
march waa played by Miss Mayo
Galther and tho brido and groom took
their places In the parlor, the short but
impressive ceremony was performed,
and they wore pronounced husband
and wife, Aftor congratulations by
the assembled guests a Btimptuous
supper was partaken of. Thirty-flvo
guests wero present. A largo number
of handsomo presents, principally fine
china and silverware, were received.
Mr. Hartley ia a hardware merchant
of Molckow. ;a young man respected
by all who know him. MrB. Hartley
is a noico of Mrs. Gaithor and line
made her home with her for several
fearH. She has won tho respect and
love of a largo number of ncqualnt
ittn t;s during her residence in Nemaha.
We extend best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Hartley for a long, happy and prosper
ous journey through lifo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley started for
Molckow Friday afternoon. Friends
showered rlco upon thom as they got
on tho train.
School Notes
PlSAKL WASSON, -tf ,,,,.
CUIlTWMllOWN J1"1018-
Bollo Galbraith was absent Tuesday
afternoon.
Curtis Brown has beon on the flick
list this week.
Tho algebra class is woiklng in tlio
greatest common divisor.
Most of tho uouresIdeut attideuts
went homo Thanksgiving.
Miss Dora McNinoh, of Bell school,
visited tho high school Friday.
I'GBia Leslie has been absent for
-evoral dajs on account of hIcUiioss
The school board will please accept
ourlhunkB for tho Thaukhglvlng holN
day.
Aiva and Ned Maxwell and Fred
Bridge havo been busking corn this
week.
Tho geometry class have complettd
book 1, and will havo examination uox
Monday,
Bob O'rlara say? It ia cool chopping
wood these oveulngs but Hob is a good
boy to work.
The school children have been re
joicing over the nice weather aud tho
holiday this week.
Miss Florence Mlnlck took clmrgo of
the primary department on lust Mon
day, and Is fast making friends among
the littio folks.
For Sale or Trade
320 acres improved land in tho "lnnd
of Hie Mig Rod Appls," also In tho lead
aud zinc country of tho Ozarka, in
south Missouri. Lund ia well located,
near Mountain Grovo, where the state
fruit experimental Btation Is located.
A groat cattlo, shrep and fruit country
Want Nobrwakii or Kansas land or
luerchmuliBO. Address this puper.
AHBEBSOl & BR0WH
Aro making a specialty of
just now. If you haven't beon in their store recently you will be
surprisod at tho largo stock of holiday goods they carry and still
more surprisod at the low prices. It is their intention to carry so
largo and varied a stock and inako such low prices that there will
bo no good reason for any ono going away from Nemaha to buy
holiday goods. In the lino of Chinawaro they havo some elegant
designs. There aro dainty littio cups and saucers so thin you can
seo through thom; moustacho cups; sots of plate, cup and saucer;
tea sots; novelties in shaving mugs; cigar and tobacco sots; and a
whole lot of novol designs of different kinds. They havo a luro
line of Silvorwaro some handsomo mugs, cups and saucors, card
receivers, powder boxes, etc., etc. Celluloid jewelry boxes, hand
kerchief boxes, glove boxes, cuff and collar boxes, etc. Fancy
baskets. Albums. Books. Dolls. Toys. Jewelry. Watches.
Pictures. And a whole lot of what Sam calls "pretty things. "
They invite all to pay them a visit boforo buying holiday
goods. If thoy dont havo just what you want they can order it.
NEW HARNESS SHOP
Complete stock of harness and hnrness supplies. UnriicsH rptiiilrliiir flotia
promptly. First door south of meat market, tour patrouage sulicited.
NEMAHA,
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