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Qr. &. W. Keeling,
Nciimhn, Nobrnska.
Officio in Keeling hhilding, nccoml door
orth of Ayjiow hardware utorc.
PETER KERKEll,
Dealer In
MEATS
JligliOHl market prico paid for HidoB,
Lard, Tullow. oto,
.A.. X.. STIBRS, JVT. 3D.
NEMAHA, NEHIl,
Tenders his professional services to
tho citizens of Nomaha and vicinity.
All calls answored. Dr. Gaithcr's
offico. ' 671
R. A. HELMER,
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
All work Kimrnutcod to k'vo witlHfactlon
West of Oourt Houbo Snuare.8o'Auburn,Nob
JOHN A. HIATT,
Dealor In
HARNESS
and Harness Supplies
NEMAHA, NEJiltASKA
J. H. SEID,
llrectlor of
Thoroughbred Poland China
-EdLC3C3"S
Farm ono and one-half milos Booth
west o( Nomaha.
HOS. VV. HIATT,
I'roprlctor of Ibu
Livery& Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NEBB.
Qcod Dray in connection with Livory
Satisfaction guarantood.
Republican Jr., 29348
Standard and restored. Sired hy
Republican, 2:lfti; dam, Radio Vera
by Talavera, 2:30; 2nd dam, Hotsy
Trotwood by MoMahon, 2:21. Hod
bay, black points, 7 yearn old, stands
10 liandH, weighs 1175 pounds; good
biph action with (hio stylo.
Ludwick, 32673
Standard nml registered. Sired by
Pat h, 2:005 dam, Radio Vera; 2nd
dam, Betsy Trotwood. Dark bay,
blade points, 4 yoara old, Btauds 10
bands high, woighH 1275 pounds.
Both liorsos will muk4 tho sertson of
lflOL at Maplo Itidgo stock farm, 2)6
mlloa Bouthoaat of IIowo, Nobr., nt
810.00 to Inauro maro In foal. (Garo
will bo taken to provont acoldonts, but
should any occur It will be at ownor's
riak.)
T. H. JONES, Owner,
HOWE, NI3IMA8KA.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
l!KrhSjtp. '-',fj'tVl;
The 5 Minute Breakfast food
PURINA HEALTH FLOUR
K&KHff
"BIA-W BHKAB"
Purina Mills, St. Louis, Mo,
Tho Nebraska Advertiser
W. V. Sandkhs, publHhor
Fill WAY, .JUNE 21, looi.
Colobrato tbe Fourth at Nomaha .
David Dobbs, of Beatrice, wua a Ne
maha visitor Wednesday.
Seymour Howe's frlcndo aro pleased
to sua him able to bo out again after
Ida severe illness.
Tho Nemnlm lodgo was well ropro
Rented at tho A, O, U. W. picnic at
Auburn Thursday.
Walter Hadlock has been oleic this
week but la getting better. Mra. Had
lock is also better
f you need u now wagon call on
Chambers & Hlott, Thoy have juat
received a cur load.
A flno lino of hammocka and croquet
Beta juat received by tho Edwards &
Bradford Lumber Co.
Wo havo a full lino of aereen doors;
ulao Bcrcon wlro. Ho ready for (ilea.
EMVAIIDS & DltADHOm) LUMItKll CO.
For boat assortment of Dry Goods
and Shoos go to tho Daylight Storo of
South Auburn W. W. Hnrria prop'r.
Tho funeral aorviceB of Vora, in.'ant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Goff.
were hold at tho Methodist church at
12:0 p. m. Friday, Juno 21st. Nov.
A. V. Wilson preached tho sermon.
Tho llttlo ono died Thuisdoy evening
from lioart dlsoiiso. Mr. Goff is
now living on a farm oast of Auburn
Don't Bo Funny.
U doea not pay. If you havo a good
thing, toll it right out. Don't uso false
means to attract attentions Wo say
"right out" and mean it, two, that Dr
Cald well's Syrup Pepsin will euro ovory
caao of Stomach Trouble. It will atop
pain caused by Indegestion; It knocks
Sick Ileudacho by attacking tho cause
of tho complaint and ulds you to digca.
your food, no matter what you eat.
Simon Gongwor, a highly respected
farmer living six miles southwest of
Nemaha, died at bis homo last Sunday,
June loth, 1001, at 8 o'clock a m.,aged
(18 yoara, G months and 10 days. Ilia
death was caused by kidney disoaso.
Mr. Gongwor was an old soldier, havw
lug served noarly four yeurB in tho
civil war, Ho en mo to Nebraska at
tho cIobo of tho war. Ho loaves a aon
and a daughter to mourn his death.
IHb wife died about a year and a half
ago.
Boatrico Chautauqua Low Eatos via tho
Burlington.
S2.05 to Beatrice and return, Juno
20th to July 4th; return limit July 5.
A program of extraordinary merit
has been prepared.
U. S. Senator Ben Tillman of South
Carolina, Rev. Frauk W. Gunaaulus of
Chicago, Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., of
Now York, and Mra. Maud Balllngton
Booth aro among the eloquent speakeis
who will address tho assembly.
Numerous attractions servo to com
blnon rare Intellectual treat with an
Inexpensive outing.
For information apply to agent.
STOPS THE COUCH
AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in ono day. No Cure, no Pay. 25e
Those having troublo with their
eyes, ears, uosu and throat should con,
suit tho noted Dr. Soymour, No. 1210
K Btreot, Lincoln, Nob.
$600.00 For Lottors About Nobraaka.
Tho Burlington Route offers twenty
prizes, aggregating $500 for letters
which can be used in oucoliruging im-
migration to Nebraska
The Ilrt prize is a round trip ticket
fioru any Burlington Route station in
Nebraska to YollowMono Bark, and
a complete trip through tho Bark, In
cluding atago transportation and live
and a half days' accomodations at the
hotols of tho Yellowstone Park Asso
ciationvalue 8100.
The second prize is a ticket to Den
ver, thence to the lilaok Hills, and $25
in cash value 875.
Particulars can bo obtnined by ad'
droHsing J. Francis, O. l A., Burling
ton Route, Omaha, Neb,
Blckmoru's Gall Onro is a euro cure
for galls, Haratabtffl, outs, sora should
urn, sore nooks, eto. For aula by John
A. Watt,
.. WH ..I..,, ,. ,
Old papers, fcjr s,alo at this olllpe,
Brownville Locals
A. Vandoventorand family vlsitod
Auburn Friday.
Mrs. R, C. Covington was shopping
in Auburn Friday.
Judge Cullons, of Missouri, was on
our Btreets Saturday.
Horn. To Mr. and Mra. Will Zook
Saturday, a baby boy.
D. E Vandovontor Bold his ponies to
Ed Mum ford Tuesday.
Mrs. Flora Vandeventcr wont up to
Peru Monday returning homo Tuesday.
The Misses Perlo Minlck and Helen
Hitto are homo spending their vacation.
Paul Lewolling had bin foot badly
cut and bruised by lotting an ax fall
upon it.
The Duff Elovntor Co. loaded and
shipped their surplus lumber from this
place Monday.
Ed Woodwortb, of Exetor, Nobr., is
visiting his Bister, Mrs. D. E. Vande
ventor, this weok.
Miss Winnlo Sohrinor nnd a Mr. Ed
wards, of St Joe, aro visiting the Schri
ner homo this woek.
Mrs John Summors was called to
Nobrasko City Monday to seo her sis-
ter who la very sick.
F. O. Fritz, who is working for tho
Order of tho Golden Bolt, wont to
Kansas Cltv Monday.
Jim Roberts went up to Nebraska
City Monday where bo has a job of
of work waiting him.
Willie Christy returned homo from
Johnson Monday whom ho has been
employed shipping borrie3 tho past two
weeks.
Bill Thompson, who has been so-,
journing in Now Mexico and Texas
for tho last two months, returned borne
Sunday.
Tho strawberry crop is about gone
but raspberries havo 6topped in and
taken their placo so thoy will scarcely
bo missed.
Mra. Clara Ferguson and Miss Katie
Smith, of Oxford, visited with Miss
Ella Sapp aa thoy journeyed homo from
tho Peru school.
Richard Jones', husband of the small
pox patient, camo in Saturday nicbt
and took'up his abode in quareutino
with his family.
Ono of Mr. Shorbourno's litMo girls
was kicked by a hprbo Wednesday and
badly cut. It required a couple of
stitches to close tho wound.
R. C. Covington and J. W. Sapp
hlghed themselves away to the Nemaha
Tuesday to try their luck with rod and
Jino. They will probably bring homo
some fish il thoy can dud any to Bell.
Mrs. Richaid Jones, who recently
came here from Republican City with
her infant child, has tho smallpox.
TJio churches have been closed and
strict quarantine Is.lnforced so theio is
littlo fear of tho disease spreading.
There are arrangements being mado
to celebrate the 4th of Jul at this
place We supposo that sonioouo can
be prevailed upon to lead tho Dechira-
tion ot Independence, not that It is any
good now, but just aa an old has been.
Mrs. David Mooro, who camo to
Brownville some two months ago to
take magnetic trlutment of Rev. J.
Lewolling was at tho time of her ar
rival almost helpless and could not sit
up to exceed half an hour at any ono
time. Sho hau a complication of dis
eases audi as heart falluie. lung, kidney
and bowel troublo, eto. She was
almost helpless and required a great
amount of help but what a trnnsformn
tlon six woeka treatment bus biotight
about. To uso her own expression,
sho does not feel sick, has good appetite,
sleeps well at night, sits up all time in
the day, walks about with a quick Btep,
bos a sparkle in her eyo and has gained
both in strongth and weight. Tho
only symptom bIio leols now Is a slight
soieness in one lung at times. She
o::peots to take treatment about two
weeks longer and then tako her de
parture jp perfect health, a tiling bIio
has not enjoyed for yeais
Koon cloar Brain
Your best feelings, your social posi
tion or busJnetB succor dapnml largo
ly U tho ported action ofyqur Stom
oh pd Livor. paving's Now Ljfu
Pills givo inoreiisod Ptropgth, a );oon
uloar brain, hluli ambition. A Itfohux
will niiikoyou fuel like it new hoing.
Sold hy Keeling tho dnigsjM.
Tho Designer for July is replete wi li
dainty de.-dgna for summer cosutrips
and millinery and accompanied b
practical and explicit advico for theli
duplicate construction. Tho influence
of the coming Fourth is evident In
this issue, which contains suggestion
for A Red, White and Blue Party, and
numerous patriotic aeleetionn fot reel
tntlons. Modern Laces illustrates
some beautiful specimens of this fllmv
needlework; Tho Library of To-di y
gives details for tho fitting up of tho
family reading room, and tho paper on
The Cultivation of the Voieo will
doubtless provo of as much interest to
tho amateur prima donna as Choosing
a Profession for a Boy or Girl will to
many a perplexed parent. The Un
known Sea is an exquisite full-page
poom sympathetically Illustrated, and
Among the Rustlers and Thorg's Wife
supply the fiction for this month. Tho
Eighth Invitntion Is a bright littlo
comedy just suited to summer days;
Book Notes roviewB tho latest products
of pens noted rind otherwise, ana
Among Ourselves gives a resumo of
the topics of tho day. The regular do
portments of this popular magKzlne,
comprising Points on Dressmaking,
Health and Beauty Notes, Etiquette
Hints, Household Advice, Nursery
Lore, and Cookery, are seasonable, in
teresting and thoroughly practical
Not by any means last in the list is tin
article on the Women Managers of the
Pan-American, with half-tone illustrations.
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Ordor of Salo.
In tho nmtler of tho cstulo of Kmma A.
McCain. DccchsoiI.
XnlluolH lioieliy glvon Unit In norHiinnco
to an onlorni Jloifrinililo John S Htiill.Jmlcu
of thii Dlhirlct Comt of Mnmiiltii coiinlv.
miuloon tho 10th tiny Juno, IPOl, for Iho hiiIi
of tho teal osiuto hereinafter described, there
will ho Hold nt tho oust door of tho Oourt
IIouhu In Auburn, In wild county, on tin; Ifi'h
tin of July, A. I), l'joi.m. 1 o'florjt p. in., ni
nubllf vonduo to llm hli;hiHt AAi-r for wish,
thofollowliicdOHcrlbtil ronl tut'' to, towlt:
Lotmwoi!aud Ihrct! f:5 In blook MU'onty
two72J In tho town of Nonmhii City, In Halt!
county.
Hnld selo will romtiln onon ono hour.
Uatod.Auhuin, Nebr,, Jium II), WOI.
W. V. HAM) cits,
h.xeoutorof thocstatoof Kminti A. McC.iln,
deconsed,
dUDC 2 TO 13 INCLUSIVE 30j
C.H.A.O.S.
First and Boat rai. of tho Season
All Attractions of a High Order
Concert Music a Special Feature
Grand Fourth oi July Oolobration
Genuine Mexican B.ill Fights
Everyono Invited
Reduced Rates from All Points
Don't Fail to Como
JULY 2 TO 13-
TIME TAB!,
Kemnlia, Nebr.
Lincoln
Omaha
Chionyio
St. ifusepli
ICiiiihiim City
Bt. LouIh and all
1'ointH ISaut nnd
South
IDcmvoir
Tlolonn
Hullo
Salt Lnlto City
Portlund
San iri-anciwco
A.ndall3?ointM
AVoat
lit A INS LEAVI3 AS FOLLOWS;
No. 07 -l'liNHoiiKiT, dill ly except Kun
tiny, lor Tucuiiihoh, llcalilro,
lloldirgu mitl nil utilniK wtNt 0:10 u m
No. OS I'liHHtuiKor, dully ttxcopl Suti
tlny, lor Nebraska City, CIiIphijo
nnd nil polii)H uoi tli mid cast 4:3Sp in
No. 113 Local Irelwhl, daily except
HuncUv, for Ilealilct) and all in.
tei inedliituHlu'loiiM jjflo p m
No. Ill Local ficlKht, ilull.- except
Hunday, lor Nolir"nlti OHv and
all liitcrmotllntu gtntlmis .'.! H'o p nt
No. 110 Local fralisbl, tliillv except
Sunday, lor AKhlhon and inter
mediate NtutluiiH 7-15 p m
No 112-LooaI lieluht, dnllv except
Moiitlnv, for AehrnHlcn Cljy mill
Intel nie Hate stalMitis 3:in a in
SleopIiiK. dlnliiR ond lvellnlnu chair c.tr
seatH freefon ihiouu'h trains. Tlolcoia Hold
and uiikkii t checked to any point In Iho
United Siatp.s or Canada.
Kur Inform illon, niups, tltno tables nnd
tlckolKcall on or wilto to Georae McUlnre,
iiKont, or J. Francis, Uoneial lsonlel
Aent, Omaha, Neb.
Tho Advertiser nnd the Chicago in
tor Ocean for S1.40
JJ.Sj.3f 4Hf Jj-Sfjfjfjf 1 Jfjfjf jj..
cash tojrjh:
JNOW, RITCHEY,-
In looking over my stock at this time
of the year I iind many summer Dress
Goods on hand. They uro all good val
ues at tho regular price asked for them.
But I am going to tise my little knife and'
cut the price until July 4th as follows:
. . . , . Keg. Prioo Out Trico
9 pieces Dimities &Organdies 10c 7c
5 pieces Valancia Jaconets. . . 12ic 8A-
14 piecesOrgandios.San-Eomoloc V2
8 pieces F. O. checks 17- 13A-
13 piocesOrgandio, St. G ermain
& Sappot mills 20c lfic
4 pieces Tissue Sapphios and
Organdie Transparent 30c 22.V
2 pieces Tosser Silk, blue and
pink stripe ic 10c
White Persian Lawn 30c 25c
White Organdie 40c 30o
Remember I sell Shoes and Slippers.
JNO. W. RITCHEY,
Brownville, -Nebraska
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Oliambevgi & Iliatt,
WAGON;
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DEALERS TN
FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc.
Get my prices before buying-. I will meet all
Competition. Warehouse joining the
Livery Stable on the south.
NEMAHA, - . NEBRASKA
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Dealer in
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
AND UNDERTAKING GOODS
g?i(tli of Couyt IIoijso Sijuayo, AUJJUiW, 1JI3B,
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