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VOLUME XLV
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1001.
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Repair tliu sidewalks.
Call on iib for .job work.
School close two werkc from today.
See Hill & Keeling for Are Insurance
Dr. V. I. Seymour, No.
Lincoln, Neb.
1211) Kat.
Mias Helen Hoover
tnaha Moudtiy.
returned to Ne
FARM FOR SALE 5Ji acres,
quire at this olllce.
In-
lt Is said there are
smallpox at Howe.
soveral cases ef
f Je Littrell lias repaired the sidewalk
in front of his residence.
See W. VV. Elarrls of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Goods.
Tim young folks were out hanging
May bankets Tuesday nffcht.
L. 11. Chauey, of Stella, gave us a
social call Tuesday afternoou.
Frank Woodward went to Lincoln
Monday, returning Tuesday.
County Superin tcndent Purrlott was
in Nemaha Friday afternoon.
John Kemptborne was transacting
business at Auburn Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Sampson, who lias been
quite sick, is able to be out again.
All sizes screen doors for bale by
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
the
Mrs. Earle Gilbert and Miss Lillian
Minick drove to Auburn Wednesday.
Barret salt for sale.
Edwards & Bkadfokd Lumber Co
Have your 'watches and clocks re
paired by a competent jeweler at L. H.
Battles & Co '
Dr. Jacobson, dentist, is located at
Brown ville. If your teeth need atten
tion give him a call.
FRESH 00W FOE SALE.
Seven-eighths Jersey; two years old.
Inquire at this ofllce.
Mrs. Allle R. Sanders visited her
sister. Mrs. Hen Parker, of Auburn.
Monday nnd Tuesday.
Jake Shuck is able to get around
without crutches but his foot is in
pretty bad condition yet.
Miss Lizzie Hawxby came down
from Peru last Friday nnd visited
homo folks over Sunday.
Messrs. Handley.Devorss, MeGeechie
and Thorn were initiated into the A.
G. U. W. at their last meeting.
Major Ebbs, of St. Deroin, waa in
Nemaha Wednesday and renewed his
subscription to The Advertiser,
There is a flne prospect now of the
largest crop of fruit ef all kinds that
was ever rained in Nemaha county.
For best assortment of Dry Goods
aud Shoes go to the Daylight Store of
South Auburn W. W. Harris prop'r.
THOROUGHBRED HEREFORD BULLS
for sale by Chambers & Hiatt. Call
and see them at their barb in Nemaha.
Mrs. Mary Conner returned to Aus
burn Wednesday, after several days'
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed Morri
son. Ed Thomas is repairing tho Mrs.
Catherine Thompson house in south
Nemaha and will move here in a few
days.
It. M. Gillan, or Auburn, attended
the Odd Fellows entertainment and
supper in Nemaha Friday night of last
week.
Bk'kinore'a Gall Cure is a sure cure
fur galls, scratches, cuts, sore should,
era, sore" necks, etc. For sale by John
A. Hiatt.
J vmed Mitchell, of Leavenworth.
Kansas, is visiting his son. A.J. Mitch
ell, living two mid one-half miles
northwest of Nemaha.
John Russell Is hiving a ditch dug
through his farm, north of town, to
keep the water from spreading out
over the field after heavy rains.
John I. Dressier was visiting Neman
ha friends last Friday and of course
took in the Odd Fellows entertainment
as he is a prominent member of that
order.
Mrs. Mellinger Titus and Hiss Llls
Han Mluick were instructed in the
mysteries of th Royal Highlanders
Meuday night. Duutaven cttstle now
has four lady Highlanders.
A. number of Miss Veva Clark's Sun
day schoel dcholara presented her with
bouquets Saturday. They had been
out in the woods gathering wild flow
rs and remembered their teacher.
Frank Woodward found one of bis
line two-year-old celts lying dead in
the paeture- a few days ago. He was
lying in a gully aud had probably fallen
over tne bank and broken his neck.
Mr. Woodward will assist in the
sale of Nemaha lots belonging to the
W. II. Hoover estate and otherwise
iiulp in the business.
Mrs. W. H. Hoover.
We were treated to some One musio
Tuesday night. Misses Florence and
Lillian Minick and Veva Clark and
Messrs. H. D. Beebe and Cyrus Minick
were out serenading and remembered
the editor.
W. P.
Davis,
who worked in The
about three months
Advertiser
ollice
last bu miner, Is now oue
of the pro
prietors of the Oketa (Kas ) Herald.
The Herald is a good newspaper aud
has a prosperous look.
Mart May reported at this ofllce
Thursday afternoon for the first time
since Saturday. Mart says he is
through plautiug corn and believes he
Is the first man in this neighborhood
to get through planting.
Miss Noma Ilaith is now teaching
the Larkin school, Fred Moore hating
resigned. She teok charge of the
ochool Monday morning of last week
aud the patrons of the school are well
pleased with her as a teacher.
Miss Minnie May has probably the
smallest deg in the county. He weighs
just 20 ounces. Miss Minnie named
him Goliah, but says everybody calls
him "Golly," so she has about conclud
ed to change bis name to "Jolly."
Miss Pearl Hiatt was thirteen years
old Tuesday and a surprise party was
given her that night by ber parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hiatt. Judging
from the expressions of pleasure of
those present, all bad a good time,
The school board held n meeting
Thursday night and elected teachers
for the intermediate and primary de
partments, und made arrangements for
the commencement exercises. Carl E.
Sanders was selected by a unanimous
vote us teacher of the intermediate de
partment. MiSB Jessie Steutevllle was
selected as teacher ef the primary de
partment, W. V. Steutevllle was se
lected as principal last week.
Carl E. Sanders graduated from the
Nemaha high school in 1800. For the
past two years he has been teaching,
and has proven a successful teacher.
Miss Steutevllle is one of the best pri
mary teachers in the county. She Is a
sister of W. V. and John Steutevllle,
and has had several years' experience
in school work.
Paid Dear for his Log,
R D Blanton of Thackerville, Texas
in two years paidover$300 to doctors
to cure a running sore on his leg.
Then thov wanted tc cut it ofTbui he
cured it with one box of Bucklon's
Arnica Salve Guaranteed cure for
Piles. 25ctsbox. Sold by Keeling
iho druggist.
J Old papers for sale at this office.
Mildred, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hd L Parle, died at hor home two and
one-half miles northwest of Nemaha,
Friday, April 20th, 1001, at 10 o'clock
p. m. The funeral services, conducted
by Elder T. J. Oliver, of Peru, were
held at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church at 10 o'clock Sunday forenoon.
The remains were taken to Auburn for
burial.
Mildred had an attack of scarlet
fever last fall, from tho effects of
which she never recovered. Sim was
ten years and six days old. Her par
ents, one slater nnd two brothers have
our sympathy in their grief.
To tho dear relatives aud friends
who so kindly assisted us through the
long illness and at tho burial of our
darling Mildred, we take this means of
expressing our heartfelt thanks.
E. L, Paiub and Wife.
We are requested to correct part ef
our statement of tho trouble between
Mrs. Curtis and Theodore Hill, as it is
claimed the testimony did not show
that the boy's mouth bled. Mrs Cur
tis claims that she did not strike the
boy but nearly all the witnesses Bwore
positively that she did strike him more
than ence. Theodore was euly 13
years old Instead of II.
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UJ1-LAD1ES' WAIST.
8Ue82,&l,80,38,40,42.
N3a Shoes.
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N3a Hats.
Sunbonnets.
Wash
Goods in
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Storm Umbrellas, all price.
Ladles9 Umbrellas.
JSchotten's Coffees and spices, $
A-
none better.
Pure Codfish.
rkd any and all things In
Groceries,
L. H. BATTLES & CO.!
$
Thos. II. Jonee, of Bedford precinct,
waa a Nemaha visitor last Friday,
stepping over for the Odd Fellows
supper and nteitainment. One of the
horses driven by Mr. Jones was a five-year-old
gelding for which he has been
offered $275. It will take 8300 to get
him,
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Our wlfo cleaned up the ofllce for us
Wednesday and Thursday, swept down
the cobwebs, scrubbed the floors,
washed the window, burned up trash
and old papers, and gave the old ofllce
uch a cleaning that we hardly know
it. Now is the time to call aud see us
and renew your subscription or sub
scribe for another copy.
A Keen Clear Brain
Your best feelings, your social posi
tion or business success depend largo
ly on tho perfect action of your Stom
ach and Liver. Dr King's If ew Life
Tills givo increased strength, a keen
olear brain, high ambition. A 25c hex
will moke you fool like a new boing.
Sold by Keoling tho druggist.
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MRS. THEO, HILL
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE
Largest and Most Beautiful stock of Spring $
and Summer Millinery
EVEH BROUGHT TO NEMAHA.
Prices Always the Lowest.
Tho members of the Nemaha Come
tery association met at The Advertiser
ofllce 6aturday afternoon of last week
and elected Ave trustees. Peter Ker
Iter, Seymour Howe and M. T. May
were reelected. Mrs. Rose Gilbert
and F. L. Woodward wore elected In
place of Stephen Gilbert and James A.
Titus, deceased. Mr. Titus was preBl
dent and Mr. Gilbert secretary and
treasurer of the association.
Tuesday evening the trustees mot
And reorganized the association by
electing Peter Kerker president and
Mrs, Rose Gilbert secretary and treas
urer.
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Just Saved His Life
It was a thrilling escape thatOharles
avis of Bownrston, O., lately had
from a frightful death. For two years
a severe lung trouble constantly grew
worso nntil it seemed he must die of
Consumption. Then he began touso
Dr King's New Discovery and lately
wrote: "It gave instant rolief and of
fected a permanent euro." Such won
derful enrcs havo for 26 years proven
its power to cure all Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles Price 50e and $1
Evory bottle guaranteed. Trial bot
tles free at Keoling's driiy store.
Don't Be Funny.
It does not pay. If you havo a good
thing, tell it right out. Don't use false
means to attract attention. We say
"right out" and mean It, t.o, that Dr
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will cure every
case of Stomach Trouble. It will stop
pain caused by Indegestion; it knocks
Sick Headache by attacking the cause
of the complaint and aids you to dfges,
your food, no matter what you eat.
Old papers for sale at this ofllce.
NEW GOODS
-FOR-
SPRING and SUMMER
Mens and Boys'
Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Shirts and Furnishing
Goods.
Boys' Wool suits $1.26
Men's wool suits $6,50
Men's warranted dress
shoes at $1,60
Ladies' warranted Vici
Kid shoes at $1,26
Best' staple Ginghams
6 cents a yard
2 lb package Nebraska City
rolled oats, 5c
Lion Coffee, 12c per lb.- -.
10 lbs fine granulated sugar $1.
7 lbs extra line bulk Rio coffee $1
(Wo will give 10 cents for ev
ery stick or stone found in this
coffee.)
Every article in our stock
guaranteed first quality or no
sale.
Give us a trial and bo convinced.
EDW. E. LOWMAN,
Brownville, Nebraska
One Price. Spot Gash,
No Favorites.
W W Keeling guarantees every bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to any one whs
is not satisfied after using two-thirds of
the contents. This is the best remedy
in the world for la grlppo.coughs.colds
croup and whooplngcough andlspleas
tnt aud safe to take. It prevents any
tendency of a cold to result iu pneu
monia. The claim of ether cough medicines
to bo as good as Chamberlain's ars
effectually set at rest Iu the follewlng
testimonial of Mr. O. D. Glass, an em
ployo of Bartlett & Dennis Co., Gardls
nor, Me. He says; "I had kept adding
to a cold and cough In the winter of
1807, trying every cough medicine I
had heard of without permanent help,
until one day I was in the drug store of
Mr. Houlehau and he advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
offered to pay back my money if I was
not cured; My lungs and bronchial
tubes were very sore at this time, bat
I was completely cured by this remedy,
and have always turned to It when I
got a cold, and soon find reliof. I alas
recommpnd It to my friends and am
glad to say it Ib the best of all eougk
medicines." For Bale by W W Keello?
The Advertiser and St Louis Globs
Democrat both one year for 91.76
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