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(Dr. $). W. j.Hf-j(;lun,g,
Neinnlm, Nebraska.
Offlco in Koeliiig building, hccuikI door
orth of Ayntm' hardware store.
"'PETER IC1SRKER,
Dealer In
MEATS
IlighuHl iniirkot price puid for Hides,
linn, Tallow, etc.
J. H. SEID,
Ilrrcilor of
W
Xhoroughlircri Poland China
ZEiCDGrS.
Farm one and one-half miles Houth
wobI of Nemaha.
LkWELUNG & SAPP,
U13N13BAI,
REAL ESTATE, LOAN
and Insuranco Agents.
Chyico farm loanti ft per cent.
Notary L'uhlio in olllco.
1)110 WNVILM3, NBHKASKA..
TJIOS. V. II I ATT,
I'rojirlotnr of tlio
laivery&Feecl Stable
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Gcod Dray in cennoction with Livory
SatiGftiotion guarantoed,
Republican Jr., 29348
Standard and registered. Sirod by
Republican, 2:Ui.f ; dam, Sndio Vera
by Talavora, 2:il0; 2nd dam, Betsy
Trotwood by McMnhon, 2:21. Red
bay, black points, 7 j ears old, Btiinds
10 ImndH, welgliB 1170 poundn; good
high action with lino style.
Ludwick, 32673
Standard and registered. Sired by
Pat L, 2:00if ; dam, Stidlo Vera; 2nd
lam, Betsy Trotwood. Dark bay,
black points, 4 years old, stands 10
bands high, weighs 1275 pounds,
Both horses will muko tlio season of
1001 at Maple Uidgo stock farm, 2
miles southeast of Uowo, Nobr., at
810.00 to Insuro maro In foal. (Caro
will bo taken to prevent accidonts, but
should any occur it will bo at owner's
risk.)
T. H. JONES, Owner,
HOWE, NEBRASKA.
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kldnoya once every three minutes.
.- ...
i no Kianeys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
Impurities In the blood.
If they are sicker out
of order, they fall tp do
their work.
Pains, nchesandrheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid In the
blood. Hllftfn n,.rtot,l
1. 1,1...... ..l.t- nfc-yiwi
muiicy tiuuuic.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney,
poisoned blood through veins and arteries,
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning In kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized, it stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
ana is so a on its merits r"
by all druggists In fifty
cent rnd one-dollar siz
es. You rnav havo a
samnln hntlln hu mall . .. . o'Trf.L .
free, nlso pamphlot telling you hov to find
cut If you havo kidney or bladder trouble,
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
U. Cq Blnghamton, N, Yt
r, w. ii
Hov. W. Dicffeiibach, of Auburn,
gave ii a a social call last .Saturday,
Mrs, 13. A. Mlnlck went to Bracken
Thursday to visit her son, O.T. Minlulc.
Uev. 15. S. Murphy and wife, of Au
burn, visited friends near Nemaha Inst
Tucsdayjand Wednesday .
I'reston Curr closed bis school in thu
McCandlesa district last Friday by
giving a splendid entertainment in the
evening,
Mrs. Cliff, Mrs. Kompthorno ntul
Miss McGcchlo drovo to Auburn last
.Saturday and visited frlonds until
evening.
Miss Pearl Wolfe, of Aspinwnll pro
eluct, received a handHomo upright
piano last week, a presout from her
papa and mama.
Those having trouble with their
eyes, ears, nose and throat should coni
suit the noted Dr. Seymour, No. 1211)
K street, Lincoln, Neb.
STOPS THE COUCH
AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no 1'ay. 25e
Quite u number from Nemaha at
tended church at tho "brick" Sunday
evening and listened to an able dis
course by Uev. VanDyck, of Dunbar,
Nobr.
Tho county commissioners at their
meeting Tuesday appointed G. B. Bev
eridgo district clerk to 1111 the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Albert D.
Ullmore.
The now mombers of the village
board of trustees wore sworn in Tuess
day night. They adjourned to meet
next Tuesday night when tlio new
board will be organized
Sunday school lias bwn held at the
Christian church for tlio past two Sun
days but a permanent organization lms
not yet been effected. Tho Sunday
school meets at 10 o'clock a. in.
To Curo a Cold In Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Ail druggists refund the money if it
fails to curo. E W Grove's' signature
on each box. Price 25 cents t) 22
Mrs. Koinpthomu has contracted to
teach the fall term of school in District
55, where she bus taucht before for two
years. She withdrew her application
for tho prlmaty department of the Ne
maha school,
Geo. Wntklns went up to Nemaha
Wednesday but did not stay long, as
"ho cnMld not llnd n vacant bitching
rack for his to'am in town. It was his
first visit for nino years. Shubert
Citizen, April 18th.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Frazier arrived
in Nemaha Tuesday ovenini;, driving
through from southwestern Missouri.
Davo savs he (s going to quit bis fool
ishness now and remain here, lie is
tired of runniim around and is satisfied
he can llnd no better place to live and
thoroughly onjoy lifo than Nemaha.
Win. Stophonson. of Edwards, St.
Lawrence county, New Yoik, shipped
fifty poundB of maple sugar to Nemaha
last week thirty pounds for bis poii,
James A. Stephenson, and twenty
pounds to .lol.n Watson. It h the
genuine articlo without a particle of
adulteration, and Mr, Watson says it
tastes just liko the sugar tbev used to
make in tlio old home state. He
gave the editor a pound chunk, and it
is certainly delicious.
The Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows was organized 82 years ago last
Friday, April 20th, and Victory lodge
celebrated tho occasion with an enter
tainment and supper. We were fortu
tmto enough to be Invited and passod
an ovenlng of rare enjoyment. The
ontortalnmont was hold at the Odd
Fellows hall and consisted of instru
mental iiuibIo by Miss Maye Gidther,
Bong by tlio Champion gleo club, a tine
address by Hev. W. Dl iTenbacli, of
Auburn, and an instrumental sulo by
Will F. Keating. Those present then
went to the Minick ball and teasted.
It wns a regular Nemaha Odd Fellows
supper and any one who lias been to
one of theeo suppers knows what that
moans, After supper those who went
I back to the hall were entertained with
singing by Misiea Lillian and Florenuo
Mlnlok, May.o Guiltier and Dora Qluik,
Messrs. James A Stephenson, Will F,
Keeling, and others. It wn u late
hour before those piesent started for
(heir Ii nines
Brownville Locals
Mrs. It. W. Furnas v'silod Auburn
Tuesday.
Tho Ice wagon began Its daily rounds
May 1st.
Jim Millor moved into tlio Bridges
water bouse this week.
David Hayes is having his house
repaired and lepaintcd,
A. Vandeventcr lias been on tlio
sick list moat of the week.
It. V. Mulr was transacting business
in Auburn Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marlon Baker left for tlio west Tues
day where he expects to buy a cattle
ranch and locate.
Jim and Clarenco Daugherty came
in ftom Auburn and spent Sunday
with their parents.
John Folton, Claud Hanloy, Eldor
BuckloyandJ. WSnpp were county
Beat visitors Tuesday,
C. M. Levelling rotumed from
Furnas county Saturday and reports
Bplondid prospects for a crop this yoar.
Mr and Mra. Joseph L. Roy, for
merly of Brovnvillo but now of Au
burn, were visiting their old friends,
M. and Mrs. Dreuroy, Wednesday.
A man and four children, with
guitars, banjos, triangles, etc., wore on
our Btreetd Wednesday, discoursing
cheap music for the few pennies thoy
could collect.
Tho B. &M. It. It. Co. lms had the
ground around the depot broken and
planted in trees and expect to sod it,
making a beautiful park. R. W. Fur
nas is supot intending tho work.
The saloon closed its doors Tuesday
night the license for same having ex
pired and Brownville will, as a conse
quence, be dry until the council issues
another license May 7th. Think of it,
ono who'.o week of respectability to
flfty-ono weeks of debauchery.
People frequently pxpress surprise
that newspayers sometimes contain
misstatements, and yet if thoy would
run a paper themselves for a Into
while thoy would realize how liable
people aro to give out information that
is not true. Some time ago while in
Auburn we were told that Dr. Daily
had just died. Ah his death had been
expected for some time we had no rea
son to doubt tho report and published
it. hut the doctor was not dead and did
not die for several weeks. On Mon
day whilo at Auburn we wern told
that M. C. Sburtleff. of B,mton pra
cinct, had died Saturday night from tin
attack of black smallpox and was
buried Sunday. The facts are that
Mr. Sburtleff bus tlie smallpox but on
Thursday was reported to be allvo and
getting better Just before one of Di.
Seymour's advertised trips to Nemaha
we were told by a lady that Dr. Sey
mour had thu smallpox. Wo asked
her ir alio was sate of it and she said
yei, that she saw tlio item in tlio Post
that Dr. Seymour, of Lincoln, tlio eo
specialist, was sick with smallpox. We
got the Pout and she hunted up the
Hem and found to her gieat surprise
that it was Seymour Calvert or some
such name had tlio smallpox in some
town in Hid western part of tlio state
The above are instances showing how
liable people are to be mistaken, but
thu publisher gets all the blame.
Albert I) Ullmore resigned bis post
tiou as district clerk and haw moved to
Lincoln, whore ho assumes the position
of steward of the Insano asylum. Mr
Gilmoro was not an applicant for the
position but his appoinment was asked
for by the now superintendent. Mr.
Gilmore has filled this position before
and made a splendid olllcial. Wo hate
to havo him leavo Nemaha county
Kven the fusionists, who give erudit
for their defeat largely to tlio manage
ment of tho campaign by Mr. Gilmore,
all like him.
Tho following item from the Shubert
Citizen of two weeks ago does not
speak well for that village:
"Business lias beonsodull inShnbort
the past week that flies have begun to
darken the doois or business bouses;
thu only live man that wo have seeH
being Win Tldrow. He lms been run
ning tlio ice house in the absenco of J.
I). Shuix'it- tho Hour store, in the ab-.
senuoof Mr UiunJey; the restaurant,
and onopping wood for the kllclum de
partment of thu Biime."
A Prnotlclpg Physician
In Monticello, ill., formulated Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Ask at Kees
Hugs drip Htore.
JNO. W.
fr
Cash store of
Jno. W. Rilchey,
Dealer in
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Shoes, a.nd
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Groceries,
Flour, and
General Merchandise
Highest prico paid for funn produce.
Gull mid sco mo.
Brownville, - - Nebraska
O
.
t-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-KcY.
JNO. W.
0. F. LARIMORE,
Successor to Andrew Ayncs
carries a full stock of
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWAKE
:F"u:R,:isriTTT:R,:Es
Undertaking Goods Buggies Pumps
Oils, and every thing that you generally iind in such stores.
W. B. Chambers,
DEALER IN
gp
Was:oas,Bui
Get my prices before buying. I will meet all
Competition. Warehouse joining the
Livery Stable on the south.
NEMAHA,
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Dealer in
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
AND UNDERTAKING GOODS
South of Court House Square, AUBURN, NEB.
Bravo Mon Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well na women, and
all feci the result in loss of appetite,
poisoiiH in the blocd, backache, ner
voUHness, headache and tired, listnesH
run-down feeling. But there's .10
need to fool like that. S. W. GimK
ner, ofldaville, Ind., savs: "Electric
Bitters nrojiiHt tlie tiling for a man
when ho don't care whether ho lives
or dies. It gavo me now strength
and arjkpetito. I can now eat anything
and havo a new lease on lifo." Only
00 cents at Keeling's drug store.
Every bottlo guaranteed.
B&&
Yrzrzrz'
This BlgtiRttiro is on every box of tho genuine
Laxative BromoQuinine Tawota
tuo remedy tbnt cure n cold tu ono liy
What would you do if taken with
colic or cholera morbus when your phy
sician Is away from home or tho diug
stores are closed? After one such
emergency you will always keep Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and )iarrhoea
llemedy in your home; lint why wall
until the horse is stolon before von lock
the stable? For sulo by W W Keeliiiir
The Advertiser nnd tho Ohioau'Q In
ter Ocean. for 81.-10
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NEBRASKA
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
In tho District Court of isenmliu county.
NohnisUit.
In thu imiitnr of tho eMuloof Mnr A.. Mc
Cain. (lfCOUbOll,
'1 his cumociimn nn for liourliiR nt eliiini
hniNiu Auliiiin. Kolirni-ka, tiiinii tln ncittlon
of V. V.Snmlorn, executor of tlm cnUmi of
ICmiim A. McC.iltl, Uereiisetl, pi:y I llu loi .
const' tOKoll iots2nnd U.iilook f2, In llio vi.
t'iKeoI Nciniihu (Jlij, NcDrnsUa. or n siiill
clontiiiiKiiuit of the Kiuiio to liriiiK tlio kiimi
ofS52.no for tho pigment of ileli'H ulloweil
iiKnlntlKAtd ONiiiiKiiiul Mih ",st of iidinliils
itnllon, there not helnu hi niutem personnt
propoity to puy thoNiild debia mill expenses
It Is thoreloioouliiied thut nil poisons in.
tort'Bieil in Nxhl cstnio nppeni heloio mo nt
tlio court house. In Aiilnirii. elunskii on
Moniluy, Juno3(l, ItKll ntK o'clock n. in. to
"how iuino vli u license should n0i lio
jjninten" to mild execnior to soil so nmuii f
thu nhovo ilencrlheil ru.il eiHlo us innv ho
ncesbitry to pny sftl.l dehts nnd eAivi'isis,
And Mint notice or this applies Inn ho uIvmii
ly piihllPHiton rorfourcoiiM-ciitlvii weoKK In
the Nehr.islca Advertiser. Ix weekly leuiil
nevp,ipr puhllsiied In u id ot uenernlcli.
cuhilmn In said eoiintv.
Dated this l&tti day of AnrU, A. It. 1001.
JNJ. H, HTUIih.
JndBOof mo District Court.
R. A. HELMER,
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
All woilc BUarnntueil to lvo -iMst.icMon
"Wostof Oourt Hotwa Square.So.AubnrritNob
o
JOHN A, HIATT,
1-1 . JBL&'rv'jS S3 S3
nnd Harness Supplies
NEMAHA, NlilWASK.V
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