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Office in Kooling building, kccoih! door
north of Aynun' hnrdwnro toro.
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l'ETEll KEltKEll,
Deulor In
HighcHt market price paid for nicies,
Lard, Tallow, etc,
THOS V. H1ATT,
Proprietor of tho
Livery&Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Good Dray in connootion with Livoiy
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Nebraska Advertiser
W. W, Sandehs, publHher
FltlDAY. DltOKMUttll 11, 1000.
MrH. Dr. Keeling has been Hick with
tho (rip fur Beveral days but is some
bettor.
' The beat scoop board made for sale
by tho Edwarda ft Bradford Lumber
Co. for only 91. 85.
Anderson ft Drown will take caro of
all coupons given out for life hIzo oil
finish portraits, which aro Riven freo
when casli purchases amounting to $20
aro matlo.
To Curo a Gold In Ono Day
Take Laxative J3romo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to curo. K V Grove's signature
) on each box. Prlco 25 cents 0 22
Fred Smith had an experience with
an overcoat thief last weok. He was
in Auburn one ovonlng when a nice
looking old gentlemen asked him to
buy a fur overcoat. Ho offered the
coat or $2.50 and as it was a good coat
Fred bougnt it. Ho soon learned
that tho coat belonged to John McCarty
and had been stolon from his olllco.
A warrant was issued mid tho old man
was arrested at Falls City and taken
back to Auburn. Fied has gono out
of tho overcoat business.
SaMTTTKI
J. H. SEID,
llrccilor of
Thoroughbred Poland China
Farm ono nnd otic-half milos south-
wost of Nemaha.
Ordor of Hoaring and Notico on
Potition for Sottlomont on
Aooount.
In tho county court of Nomiilm county, Nob,
The Hliito of Nebraska, Noinnha county, hh.
To Qearga I.OHloy, Hoono Lettloy, Htnlth
Lloy. William I.o-tloy , Uunjnmtn P. LcHloy,
lilbbv Hollo Uoweu nnii Koberl Lesley, nnd
all pornnns InloroHlvd In tho ewtato or Benja
rain V. Letiley, ileceoaeil,
Notice Is hereby kIvoii that W. W. Bnmlnra
hiiH nioit a petition pruyliut for Anal uottlo
inent ami nllowunco ol his HdininltUratlon
account flloit In ibis court on tho 20tn tiny of
November, A. D.lUiH). and for hlH llncliuroim
administrator of nuIiI eslato, and tho iun
ha beu tot tor hourluu on the IBM day or
Dicuinbar, 1000, at 10 o'clock a. m at tho
oouufy court room of bald county, In An
burn.wheu and whore all poraonn intorcHtrd
In Hald matter may appear and hIiow causo,
If tlinro bo any, why the prayor of until poll.
tlonshoulil not bo urautcd, and If Huffljlout
ciiuhii Is not shown the court may ginnl tho
praver thrreof, and ninlco such further nnd
other onion, hh my bo propor.
iiaica mis uiu Uity or novomnor, iuuu
Seal
HlOHAHD l' NKAL,
County JudKO.
We will send The Advertisor and
the semi-weekly State Journal until
January 1st, 1002, for only 81.85, cash
iu advance.
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Old papers for sale at this office.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling Indicates an
.unhealthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; If It stains
your linen It la
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
the back la also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to Do.
There la comfort In the knowledgo so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the 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 that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root 13 soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
derful cures of tho most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have tho
best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonuertui discovery
and a book that tells
more about It, both sent
absolutely free by mall,
address Dr. Kilmer &
Co.. Blnrfhamton. N. Y. When wrltlntrmen
tlon reading this generous offer In this paper.
Tlomo of 8 amp-Root.
School Notes
PlHlUY liOWEN, Ed,t0r8'
"Lei such teach others who I horn
selves excel," Pope.
Ada I'eabody lias left school.
WIlllo Yates was absent Monday and
Tuesday.
The algobta class are reviewing iu
fractions.
ltobort O'llarra was absent Monday
afternoon.
Belle Qalbraith was absent Tuesday
aftornoon.
The eighth grade read compositions
last Friday.
Mable Bennett has been absent for
several days.
David IlurnB has not beon in school
the past threo weeks.
The seventh grade had examination
in history Wednesday.
Tho sixth grade are now taking ex
amination in physiology
Hollo McGechlo was absent last Tues
day on account of sickness.
Tlio nice weather Btlll prevails and
thus our attendance is good.
Thomas O'llarra is again in school
after an absence of two weeks.
Tho eighth grade are reviewing in
grammar, preparing for examination.
Mayo Korker and Stella Washburn
visited tho high school last Friday af
ternoon. Tho show that was In town the latter
part of Inst week gave the school a free
entertainment Friday afternoon.
N0TI0E
No. 100 This is 480 acres unim
proved, locatod two miles from depot
In Red Cloud, Neb. It has about 120
acres In cultivation, 10 acres in alfalfa
and balance in grass. Plenty of timber
for fonclng nnd shedding, school house
at corner of place. This is all good soil
and what is not iu cultivation is very
best of grasB land. Owner also claims
to have living water on tho place. Wo
are able to offer this farm at the present
tlmo for 85G00, which is a thousand
dollars less than heretofore offered far.
This Is certainly a great bargain and no
ono will object to the price after seeing
the farm, ll will pay you to invent!,
gate this at once. For further infor
mation please call on or address
D. J. Myeiis, Hod Cloud, Neb.
A Keon Clear Brain
Your best looliags, your social poei
tion or buslnoBs success dopond large
ly on tho porfeot actidn of your Stom
ach and Liver. Dr King's New Lifo
Pills givo incroaaod strongth, o keen
clour brain, high ambition. A 25obsx
will mukoyou feel hko a new being.
Bold by Keeling tho druggist.
Old p ipers for salo nt this office.
Santa Claus.
by j. ritANK Day.
This Is our Christmas festival.
'Twas mado for girls and boys;
When "Santa'' comes to scatter
Ills famous Xinna toys.
Away iu Scandinavia
Ho's called tlio "Zulu man;"
And thoy say ho packs his presents
To little Fritz and Yan.
With reindeer and on sledges
Ho skims the country o'er;
And loaves his yuletide treasures
At every "Fllka'a" door.
Far off In minny Doutchland
"KriB Kringlo" Is his name;
And to nil tho llttlo "kinder"
Old Kriss Is one of fume.
But hero In grand Nebraska
We call him "Santa Glaus;"
For audi is the tradition
Taught by our pa's and ma's.
I thought to get my stockings full
Of candy, nuts and toys;
And all the little gimcracks
That pleases girls and boys
Yet I'd rather have them bore displayed
Upon this Christmas tree
Than to have them in my stocking
Whero none but homefolkB see.
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I've tried to bo a good girl, too,
And mind my mumn truo;
Yet this is very hard sometimes
For little folks to do.
But I'm getting quite Impatient now
Old Santa Claus to see,
As I think he's hung a present
For Cora on this troo.
HjTjirj,!,- -iMCMiuTr
FOR H0ME3 OF TASTE.
The famous old Delineator, which
for 27 years has occupied a unique
position in tho American magazine
world makes a great departuro with the
January number, just out, by printing
a prospectus of what will appear in tho
twelve issues for 1001. With Tho De
lineator in tho house half a million
practical women know that they have
the very latest dress news at hand, set
forth in such a way that by her own
needle each woman cun keep np to date
positively and inexpensively. The
science of housekeeping the rnre of
children in sickness and in health, the
art of living and of living well, a life
progiessive in a Ijprao beautiful of all
these things The' Delineator is acknow
ledged to be tho .beta exponent in the
world. , ,
llav. J , B. Cams, state superintend
ent of the anti-Kaloon league, yave a
lecture at tho Methodist church Thurs
day night. The church was fairly well
II I led and good attention was givmi the
speaker, who gave a good lecture. An
organization was effected with about
forty mnmbors. Tho following officers
wore elected:
President-Dr. W. W. Keeling.
Seciotary W. II. Dressier.
Treasurer MIhs Lillian Minick.
Agitation committee W. W. Sand
ers, F. L. Woodward, II. D. Boebe.
Legislative committee Rev. John
T. Smith, W. V. Steuteville,
Enforcement, committee Rev A. V.
Wilson, John Watson, Walter Hadlock.
Enrollment committee Mrs. Wood
ward, Mrs. Gaither.
Financial committee Mrs. Brown,
Miss Nora Aynes.
Slate collector Miss Florence Minick.
CHEAP TRIP TO LINCOLN.
The Burlington will sell tickets frpm
Nemaha to Lincoln and return for
$2 45 on Docombor 25, 2ft and 27, on
account of the annual meeting of the
Nebraska State Teachers' association.
Return limit December 20.
Paid Dear for his Leg,
B D BUntan of Thackervillo Texas
in two years patf over $800 to doctors
to cure a running sore on his log.
Then thov wanted to out it off but ho
cured it with ono box of Buoklon's
Arnica Salvo Guaranteed curo for
Piles. 25 eta a box Sold by Keoling
tho druggist.
For Sale or Trade
320 acres improved land in the "land
of the Big Red Apple," also in the lead
and zinc country of the Ozarks, iu
south Missouri. Land Is well located,
ntar Mountain Grove, whoro the state
fruit experimental station Is located.
A great cattle, sheep and fruit country .
Want Nebrti8ka or Kansas hind or
merchandise. Address this paper.
The Initial number of Tho Designer
for 1001 from cover to cover Is replete
with helpful matters of interest, to
feminine leaders in particular. Tho
winter fashions and millinery are
charmingly HPt forth in artistic colors
and In black and white, and the many
other illustrations aro of equal merit.
Designs of gieat originality for ma?,
querado and fancy costume are given
in tliis Issue, andjPoluts on Dressmak
ing contains tho valuable and season
able advice commenced in December
ou the Making of Fur Garments. Thro
are three capital and entirely new ideas
given for holiday entertainment, viz. :
A New-Fashioned Candy Pull, An Ex
position livening and An End of the
Century Party. Thero aro three short
storlos. Aunt Maria's Castaway, The
Finger of Duty, and Jack Frost, the
last a talo for the little folks. The
parlor comedy this month is How Kate
Proposed, and it may be performed
effectively by amateurs without the aid
of flpeclal flceuery or costumes. A vory
attractive illustrated article is Some
Now DinnerCards, which will undoubt
edly prove of great value to tho holiday
hostess. Congenial Fields for Women
Workers treates this month of tho
woman designer. The regular depart
ments of Fashion nnd Fabrics, Fioris
culture, For Health and Beauty, Book
Notes, Knitting and Crocheting, House
Furnishing, Among Ourselves, The
Kindergarden iu tho Homo, Etiquette,
NutsoryLoro, Household Advice, and
Cookory are, as usual, timely, Intarost
ing and instructive
Bravo Mon Fall
Victims to Btomnch, liver and kid
ney troubles as well ns women, and
all feel tho result in loaa of appetite,
poisons in the.blocd, backache, ner
vousness, headiicho and tired, lihtness,
run-down feeling. But there's o
need to feel like that. S. W Gnrd-
ner, of Idaville, Ind., save: "Electric
Bittors are just the thing for a man
when he don't caro whether ho lives
or dies. It gavo me now strength
and appetite. I can now eat anything
and have n new lease on lifo." Only
CO contB nt Koeling's drug store.
Every bottlo guaranteed.
EiMjUiT-Z-agfr
Tie Ycuth'j Companion in 1001,
The endsj of the earth will be h.id
under tribute for tho 1001 volnmo of
The Youth's Companion Statesmen,
Diplomats, Tnivelns, Trappers, Indian
Fighters, Cow -Punchers and .Self-Mado
Men and Wnmeti of Many "Vocations
wilt contribute to the entertainment of
young and old in Companion homes
Theodore Roosevelt will write upon
Tho Essence of Heroism " The Sec
retary of the Treasury will answer the
question, "What is Money V" Frank
T. Bnllon, tho old sailor who spins fas
cinating yarns of life at sea, will con
tribute a story. W. D. Howella will
describe the relation between "Young
Contributors and Editors " , Paul Lei
cester Foid will write about "The Man
of the Dictionary" Noali Webster.
Tlieto Is not spnee here to begin to tell
of tho good things already provided for
readers f the new vol umo of The
Youth's Companion Interesting in
structive, inspiring from the pens of
famous men and women.
Illustrated announcement of the vol
ume for 1001 will bo sent Tree to any ad
dress, with sample copies of the paper.
All new subscribers who send in
their subscription now will leceive not
only tho 52 issues of Tho Companion
for 1001 , but also all tho Issues for the
remaining weeks of 1000 freo from the
time of subscription, besides the beaut
iful "Puritan Girl" Calendar for 1001,
lithographed in 12 colors and gold.
This Youth's Companion.
Boston, Mass.
Estray Notice.
Came into my enclosure in Nemaha,
Neb., about December 4th, 1000, a red
heifer calf; some white on body and in
face. Owner can have same by paying
all costs. F. W. FLACK.
We will send The Advertiser for one
year and tiio Farm Journal until Jan.
1st, 1003, for only $l, if paid in ad
vance. This offer npplles to both old
n new subscribers.
The Advertiser and the Iowa Hornet
etead, Poultry Farmer and Insurance
Journal all one year for $1.35
ANDERSON & BROWN
Aro making a specialty of
HOLIDAY
noons
just now. If you haven't been in their store recently you will be
surprised at tho largo stock of holiday goods thoy carry and still
more surprised at the low prices. It is their intention to carry so
largo and varied a stock and make 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 Ohinaware they have some elogant
designs. Thero are dainty little cups and saucers so thin you can
seo through thorn; moustache cups; sets of plate, cup and saucer;
tea sots; novelties in shaving mugs; cigar and tobacco sets; and a
whole lot of novel designs of different kinds. They have a largo
lino of Silverware some handsome mugs, cups and saucers, card
receivers, powdor boxes, etc., etc. Celluloid jewelry boxes, hand
kerchief boxes, glove boxes, cuff and collar boxes, otc. Fancy
baskets. Albums. Books. Dolls. Toys. Jewelry. Watches.
Pictures. And a whole lot of what Sam calls "pretty things. "
Thoy invito all to pay thorn a visit before buying holiday
goods. If thoy dont havo just what you want thoy can ordor it.
NEW HARNESS SHOP
Complete stock of harness and harness supplies. Harness repairlnir tone
promptly. First door south of meat market. Your atronagp solicited. "
JOHN A HIATT,
NEMAHA,
NEBRASKA
J. "W. AKMSTHOJSTG
Dealer in '
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
AND UNDERTAKING GOODS
South of Court House Spare, AUBURN, NEB.
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