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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 31, IflOl.
NUMBER 40
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Call on ub for job work.
See H1U & Keeling for Ore insurance
Dr. W. I. Soymour, No. 1210 Kst.,
Lincoln, Neb.
The O'Urlon wngon sold and guaran
tee! by Chambers & Hliitt.
Fine line of lap dusters and fly nets
just recelred at Hiatt's harness shop.
Dr. Harlan, eesteopath, graduate of
A. T. Still school, Office In Auburn.
Consultation free. 0-7
Mrs. Kobeccn Barger rtturned from
Auburn Saturday. ,
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Nelson Hadlock returned from St.
Joe the latter part of last week.
Clyde Hill went to Stella Friday
morning to visit friends far a few days.
Mis. Roslna Wheeler went to Auburn
Thursday to visit her sen, T. Wi
Wheeler.
Tom Hlatt and Dick Chambers
started for Woodward. Oklahsma,
Tuesday.
See W. VV. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Goods.
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FOR YOUR
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FOURTH OF JULY HATS
MIbs Nellie Sanders has been vislti
lag her oousin, Miss Iloxie Parker, at
Auburn, this week.
An ice cream festival will be given
at the Larkio school house Friday
night of this week.
Bowen A Webb have bought a new
separator the Avery. They also got
in two car loads of eoal.
Miss Hazel and Master Harry Parker
visited their aunt, Mrs. W. W. Sanders,
from Sunday until Taeaday.
Mrs. H. S. Galther, Mips Maye and
Miss Lela returatd from Doniphan,
Kansas, Wednesday morning.
$MRS. SEDORAS. at NEMAHA.?
She is selling everything at yray down figures.
A Pew Sample Rrlces:
Children's Hats, worth $2.00, only $1.25 t .
Beautiful Turbans, worth $4.00, only $2.50
Ladies' Leghorns, nicely trimmed, only $2.50
A good line of cheaper Hats, from 98 cents to $2.25
Street Hats, worth $1.00 to $1.50, for 75 cents and $1.00
A nice line of Children's Hats as low as 50 cts. trimmed $
No Old Stock. Euervthine- Fresh and 3
the Iateat Styles. $
The patronage of the ladies of Nemaha and ricinityis so- $
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her prices the lowest.
Eugene Howe, who has been visiting
At 8prlngfleld and Omaha for a few
days, returned home Tuesday,
.Miss Roxle Parker, of Auburn, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Nellie
Sanders, Saturday and Sunday.
The editor was unfortunate enough
t have a fine Jersey cow die from
clover bloat Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lillle Walsh returned to Lint
coin Monday, after a two weeks' visit
with her mother, Mrs. W, H. Hoover.
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Miss Grace Bready, of Lincoln, is
visiting' her brother, J. O. Broady, and
friends in Nemaha and vicinity. She
came Menday.
Herbert Aynes returned to Heaaha
last Saturday. Herb dees not feel at
home away from Nemaha. He deev
n't like it at Sargent.
Seymour How is qnlte sick with
8tomaeb trouble and typho-malarla,!
fever, but is thought to be a little
better.
Will S. Jay, representing the Lincoln
State Jeurnal aud the Linoeln Evening
News, gave us a wclal call Friday
morning.
Have your watches and clocks re
paired by a competent jeweler at Glas
gow & Co.',, ,
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Ice oream freezers-best in the mar
ket forjwle by tha Edwards $Brad,
ferd Lumber Co. ., ,
Master Claude Thurman, who haa
been visiting his uncle, F. L. Woed
ward, for two or three -weeks, returned
te his home at Atchison, Kansas, Men,
day.
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F. L. McNown whs h Nemaha visit"
or Tuesday and Wednesday. He haa
been engaged for another year as prin
cipal of the Athens ward scbeol at
Auburn.
The children's day exercises that
were to have been given at the Metha
dlst church next Sunday night have
been given up on account of tbe small
pox scare.
Wm . Daniels and Mrs, Jennie Cliff
returned from Oklabema Monday.
They were both well pleased with the
country and each bought a quarter sec
tion of land.
Mrs. Ed E, Sanders and, children, ef
Albany, Mo., who have been visiting
Mrs, J. M. Sanders, of London preelnet,
cape .to Nesaaba Thursday 'and -are
Yialtlag tne editor ana ramiy.
Our poetmlstreei, MIm Lillian. Mln
iok, took a vaoatloa Thursday surf
Went over to the Nishna to flsb, in
company with MiseM Ethelle and
Graee Paris and their father, Arthur
I). Paris.
Mis Ethelle Paris closed her school
In the Fairrlew dtotrlct Friday of last
week. The pupils and patrons had a
picnic on that day. Miss Ethelle baa
been ef aged to teach the fcboe-1 an
ihet year.
The little' babe of Mr. and MrsFrank
Gaskill, of Aspinwall precinct, waa
burled in the Nemaha cemetery
Wednesday. The funeral eervlees were
held at the Methodist church at 2
o'cleck. r Rev. A. V, Wilton reacted
the sermon.
Gilbert AMoCandless receive car
load ei floar from the. Crete" mills
Tbuisday maruHig. There were 400
sacks of the celebrated Victor high
patent spring wheat fleur, the balance
of tbe car load being Coronet Hoar and
corn meal.
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Thursday? waa Weedmen ef thf
World deceratlon day and was appro
prlaiely abaerved in Nemaha. The
graves ef Charles A, TKus and Lew
Mather, the deceased sovereigns, wefe
corered with nbwua by. the Wtedmen .
Manv other craves Wert alio dacoraW
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To the Citizens of Nemaha and Vicinity:
Having IbougHt thestock of Central MeicHtricIi,et3 of Glasgow &
Go.. I dteslrt3 to assure the ciilzens of Nemaha ekrrdL vicinity tHat I etrrt
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l Appreciate, the liberal patronage given when 1 was here, and ask for ft
continuance. The eame courteous treatment lvill be given customers, and prices;
will at all times Ibe the lowest.
Gall and see mef whether you wa&t to buy anything or not
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