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Dr. W. t. Seymour, No. 1219 Kat.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Wo wish nil our natrons tuul readers
(i Merry Christmas
Fred Seabury's baby husbeen very
sick for several days.
Elephnnts for sate by the Edwards &
Bradford Lumber Co.
S. Cooper sells Page's Woven Wire
f nee bt'8. fence on earth.
See W. W. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing aud Dry Goods.
If yon want a Rood lantern go to the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
The Advertiser and St Louis Globe
Democrat both one year for $1.00
Dr. V M. Boal, of Auburn, was In
Nemaha Monday to see a patient.
A nice line of sleds for sale by the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
Miss Belle McGechle, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, is better.
S. W. Hodges Is this week moving
on to Dr. Keollng's farm, In Aspinwall
precinct,
Gilbert & MeCandless will sell you a
whole barrolful of line giugersnaps for
only 25 cents.
There is an epidemic among the cats
in Nemaha and a great many havo
tiled recently.
John Kempthorne is having a One
set of harness made. John fliatt is
doing the work.
Mrs. F. A. Welton came in from
Auburn Tuesday and is visiting her
1 aughter, ,Mrs..Pryor; .
S. C. Lawrence decided to take ad
vantage of the line weather by thresh
ing Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Hawxby came down
from Peru Thursday to spend the holi
day vacation withhor parents.
The Misses Edith and Maude Hacker
of Auburn, spent Sunday with the
MUsea Ethel and Grayce Paris,
John Speece, of Aspinwall precinct,
has moved to Broken Bow. Ilia wife
left for their new home Monday.
For best assortment of Dry Goods
und Shoes go to the Daylight Store of
South Auburn W...W. Harris prop'r.
Miss Mildred Paris, who has been
sick since her return from a visit in
Kansas eight weeks ago, is able to be
out again.
Skates both ladies' and gentlemen's
also dandy skate sharpeners for sale
by the Edwards .& Bradford Lumber
Company.
Those having trouble with their
eyes, ears, nose and throat Bhould coni
suit the noted Dr. Seymour, No. 1210
K street, Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. Ollie Ssovill has beon sick for
over nine weeks with heart trouble
and a complication of diseases. She
is not getting any better.
Albert R. Titus is on the alclc list,
being contlned to his bed with malarial
fever and rheumatism. We hope he
will Boon be all right again.
Dick Chambers and JolinA, Hiatt
started for Lebanon, Nebruska, Mon
day night. Dick expects to buy some
stock hogs before he returns.
County Superintendent W. O. Par
riot was visiting schools In this part of
the county Tuesday. He reports the
schools as doing excellent work.
Marshal Pryor returned from Kansas
City Thursday morning where he went
with a car load of hoga. While there
he visited his slater who he hud not
Been for ten years.
Mra. W. W. Keeling went to Omaha
Thursday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ed L. Culver. Her little grand'
daughter, Uuth Keeling, went with
her,
Messrs. Hitchey aud Mooro, Mrs.
Kempthorne and Miss Mollio Mooro
attended the teachers association at
Auburn last Saturday. They report
an Interesting program and a good at
tendance. Mr. O'llarra is lotting the town
cowa into his stalk Held nurthenst of
town, to tho great accommodation of
tho owners of tho aforesaid cows.
They do well in the stalk Held this kind
of weather.
"Lester RubhoII 13 getting ready to
go to Colorado and expects to leave In
a Caw days. Tho change la made In
hopo of benefitting Mra. Russell's
health, which Is very poor. Wo trust
she will soon fully recover.
Erery member of thu Methodist la
dies aid society Is requested to be
present at the meutlne Thursday afters
noon of next week, when the regular
election of officers will take place and
other important business will bo trans
acted. A tnumber of young people gathered
at the home of A. B. Pails, Saturday
eventing, Dec. 14, 1000. Games and
musk; were indulged in until a late
hour when all departed, voting Miss
Ethol and Grnyco as splendid enter
tainers. James A. Titus has been feoltng
wnrsa for a few days, but keeps re
markably cheerful considering the fact
that ho has been bedfast for over ton
months. Nothing would ploase Jim's
many friends better than to see him up
and "well again.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hill. drove over
to Stella last Sunday to extend oongrat
ulatJsns to Mrs. Hill's mother, Mi's.
Noe, who has received back pension
amounting to 81,400: She will receive
S8 a month hereafter and 82 a mouth
apiece for two children.
The Christmas tree will bo nt the
Methodist church Monday night. Al
though the tree is in cburce of the
Methodist Sunday school, evcrv ono is
welcome to put presents on tho tree.
Several of the front seats will be re
served for the Sunday school scholars.
Tho exercises will bpgln at 7:.1() p. m.
Prof. E. IV. Kendall and daughter,
Maude Kendall, of Nebraska City, w'l
give a concert at the Methodist church
Saturday night, December 22nd. The
Kendalls come highly recommended
and will undoubtedly glvp a good en
tertainment. Tho program consists of
songs, recitations, etc.
Universal food choppers only Sl.fiO;
Ideal food choppeis 81.75. Finest
thing out for chopping meat, vegeta
bles, etc. For sale by the Edwards &
Bradford Lumber Co.
0LEEI0AL PERM1TS-1901,
Applications for clergymen' half
fare permits for M01 should be filed nt
the earliest possible date with the local
agent of the B. &M.R. R. R.
J. Fkancih, Gen. Passenger Agent,
Cards for mountingstamp photos for
sale at The Advertiser otllco twenty
for five cents.
STOPS THE COUCH
AND WORKS OFF THE COLO.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold In one dav. No Curp, no Pay. 5c
Call in and see, us if you want to
subscribe for any paper published 'n
the United States.
Farm Journal, ft years (1000 1001,
1002, 1903 and 1001), to every subscrlb
er who will pay ono ytar In advance
ta The Advertiser; both paporB forSl
No bettor paper than the Farm Jour
ual. This offer is inado to you.
Call on us for job work.
FOR SALE BY
Mr. TIMffiO. I-IIX.-JL,,
The balance of the Winter Millinery at lower
prices than ever before heard of.
Mr, and Mrs. Joliu Bath and little
daughter, of London precinct, stattcd
for San Diego, California, this week, to
spend tho winter. A farewell recep
tion was tendered them Friday night
of lust week, at which tho neighbors
testified the high regard felt by them
for Mr. und Mrs. Bath. They will be
greatly missed In the community. It
is hoped they will return In the spring
with health greatly Improved.
Wo havo nlways hoard that a preach
or know where to go to get something
good to eat and wo are now convinced
that this Is a fact. Monday forenoon
In company with Rov. John T. Hmllh
we wont out and visited James A.
Titus. When we started homo Bro.
Smith wanted to go past Mart May's.
He went Inside Mr. May's house while
wo Htartcd on, but he came out and
called to us that wo wero invited to
stop for dinner, so of course wo wont
in and heartily enjoyed tho good dinner
and cinio away convinced that Bro.
Smith known just whero to go when he
wants a good dinner,
Tho Advertiser and the Iowa Home
atead, Poultry Farmer and Insurance
Journal all one year for $1.8G
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Wo have a largo and well selocted stock of Books, Albums, j
lino Perfumes, Colluloid Goods, Games, Blocks, Dolls, Toys,
Christmas Cards, Juvenile Books, Hand Mirrors, Pictures,! I
Lamps, Cups and Saucers, Sleds, and an endless variety of' '
goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS
You are invited to
KEiutAfaKA Citv. Neb., Jan. 10, 1000.
We are alwayB delighted to hear the
Kinging and recitations of "Little
Maude Kendall." She Is a marvel! A
striking successl Sho dellghta all who
Jiear her,
The pre.onco of her father adds
much to tho program. He possesses a
fine tenor voice, having taken a prom
inent part in many church choirs.
P. Van 1'i.kict.
The Kendalls will give a concert at
the Mothodist church, Nemaha, Saturn
day night, Dec. 22nd. One hulf of the
proceeds will go to the Chi (stums tree
fund.
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I am worth OO rants toward ono doxen
Cabinet picture till Decbcmbor 1, 1U00, at
STONENIAN'S STUDIO.
One taken an each doimi. Auburn, Neb
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We will send The Advertiser for ono
year and tho Farm Journal until Jan.
1st, 1005, for only $1, If paid In ad
vauce. This offer applies to both old
n new subscribers.
Another of the old landmarks of this
I vicinity Is being torn down. John
I HtiH.qiill In tnnrliiir ilinvn tint nltl lirli'lt
houso on the A. D. Skeen farm. This
house was built In 1850. J. B. Hoo
vor's brick house, tho two brick houses
owned by F. L. Woodward and occu
pied by himself and R. I. Brown, the
brick part of tho houso where Mra.
Oil in lives and tho brick part of the old
Scovlll house wero all built the name
Bummer. The brick for all of these
houses was burned in n kiln located at
thu foot of tho hill east of town, north
of the road leading to the depot tho
same place whero many kilns havo
been burned since then. Uncle Alex
Skeen and his good wife occupied tho
old houso for over thirty-live years,
dispensing hospitality to all who camo.
They raised a family of ulno children,
all but two of whom are living. Men
tion of the old houso will recall mem
ories of happy times spent there to a
great many of tho pioneers.
We will send The Advertiser nud
the scml-woekly State Journal until
January 1st, 1002, for only 81.85, cash
in advance.
Old paperB for salo at this ofllce.
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New Livery and Food Stable.
I havo opened a new livery and feed
stable in Nemaha and invito the pats
ronage of the public. I make the fol
lowing prices for day drives:
Team to Auburn, f 1.2G.
Team to Shubert, 81.00.
Team to Brownvlllo, 75 cents.
Other drives nt proportlonato prices.
Stall and hay for team during day
for 20 cents; if corn Ib fed, 10 cents ad'
dltlonal. I will do draying of all
kinds. I am ready to wait on people
at all times, day or night. Barn back
of Birl Hoover's Btoro.
W. S. TITUS.
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Thla sfemnturo is on evory box of tho gonulno
Laxative BromoQuinine Tawou
tbe remedy that cure a cold Ib bo day
Flour & Wheal Exchange
and Hour and feed for sale in the Keel
ing building north of Aynes' store.
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Free Ride!
To Brownville
Every resident of Neiiiaha or
ono who takes tho cars at that
point, is ontitlod to a ride
Free to Brownville and
Return
provided you buy at loast $5.00
worth of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
Caps,
China
or Holiday Goods.
Wo havo tho nicest, cleanost
stock in tho county. In addition
to this ofTor, on a purchaso of
$15.00 worth of Clothing wovill -givo
you an
EnlargedOiloid Picture
Free of Charge
you to buy frame costing from
$2.00 to $2.50.
Como and see us whether you
buy or not.
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EDW. E. LOWMAN,
The Progressive Merchant
Brownville, Nebraska.
WW Keeling guarantees evory bottlo
of Ghamborlaln's Cough Itemody and
will refund the monoy to any ono who
Is not satisfied after using two-thirds of
the contents, This Ib tho host remedy
in the world for la grippo.coughs. colds
croup and whooplngcough and i& pleas
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tendency of a cold to result in pneu
monia. This Paper
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JuctSavod His Llfo
It was a thrilling escapothatOharles
Davis of Boworston, O., lately had
from a frightful (loath. For two years
a sovoro lung troublo constantly grow
worse nntil it scorned ho must dio of
Consumption. Then ho began to uso
Dr King's Now Discovery and lately
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