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NEMAHA, NBJillASKAj FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1101.
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Call on il for job work.
Too hoi weather to ilo.mncn work.
See III11 & Keeling for lire insurance
Dr. V. t.oymour,.No. 1210 ISst.,
Lincoln, Neb.
This weather i especially hard on
old people and invalids.
Croquet sots foranle by ihoEdwurds
& Bradford Lumber Co.
"- W Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Goods.
MiaaEva Able, of Peru, i's visiting
her bititer, Mrs. NutoSedoras.
David Frazier is making a new house
but of the old one on his farm.
Mr and Mrs Elmer E. Humbaugh
returned trom Johnson Monday.
E S. MoL'andle&s went to Beatrici
Monday, returning Ihe next day.
Best machine oil made for sale b
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
The old settlor picnic will be held
rtt Nemaha Saturday, August 17th
Fruit jars and fruit cans for sale b)
the Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Flmer Brimble returned to Lincoln
Monday, after a two weeks' visit at
home.
Have your watches and clocks re
paired by a competent jeweler at
battles'.
The Ad ver liner hi id the St. Louta
Globe 'Deiuociui both one jear foi
only 81.75.
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Seymour Howe had a severe attack
of cholera morbus Tuesday, but la let-ling
better uuw ' v - -""-
Dr. Harlan, oesioopuih, gmtruaie oi
A.T. Still school, Otlicu in Auburn
L'ontullatlon lite. 0-7
. If you m-eil h new wagon call on
Chamboia ix, Uiutt. They have jus
received a eti Iwad.
Mrs. Horner uuuu down from Omit
ha Monday on a visit wrber pareuia,
Mi. uud Mi.. T J lluuibaugh.
Dave Thompson, of Oklahoma, ar
rived in Nemaha Wednesday, calleo
here by Jjhe death of his mother.
For best assortment of Dry Goods
and Shoes-go to the D.iylight Store ol
South Aultfin XV. XV. Harris prop'r
Mrs. A. II. Ilebdon preached in the
park Sunday forenoon and in the alter
noon gave an interesting talk to thr
childieu.
John II. Argabiight was very sick
for several daya and suffered severely,
but we are pleased to seu he is able to
be out again.
Col. W. II Stowell. of the Post, and
Attorney B. i tank Neal drove in from
Auburn Wednesday toienoon, return
ing in the evening
Those having trouble with their
eyes, ears, nose and throat should cons
suit the noted Dr. Seymour, No. 1210
K. street, Lincoln. Neb.
From a half Inch to an Inch and a
half of rain fed west and northwest of
' town Tuesday night, but wo got veiy
little in Nemaha jtista little sprinkle.
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STOPS THE COUCH
AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxall vo Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. 25c
FARM FOIl SALE-A good 80.
ncte farm two miles from Nemaha. A
good house, barn, outbulldinga.orchard,
etc. Pi ice 83800. Inquire at this
olllce. -
Ed L. Culver. of Omahli, came to
Nemaha Sunday morning to see his
wife, who is visiting her paients.' Dr
and Mrs W. XV, Keeling. He returned
to Omahu Tuesday. - f
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The ciost corhfortable place these
hot dftys is in a hammock In the shad-.
Buy the liainmoi'ks of Ihe 12d winds &
Bradford Lumber Co.
Mr. Pease, of Johnson county, came
to Nemaha a few days ago to visit his
daughter. Mrs. Uuell. He was prosi
trated ft out I ho heat shoitiy after geti
ting here, with symptoms of paralysis
His condition is serious.
John Kinney came in from Tecum
sell Thursday. He expects to go to
Iowa in a day or two to visit his par
outs. John was so unfortunate us to
break his right arm a short lime ago
and is not yet nb'le to work.
Mrs. W, W, Sanders has lieen very
sick for nearlv two weeks. She lirst
had rheumatism, then she was pros
trated by the heat on Tuesday, and
now is suffering from heart trouble
ang other complications.
Uev. John T. Smith will hold ser
vices at the Champion school house
next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. He
is holding regular services at the
Champion school house every alternate
Sunday night. Everybody is Invlttd.
Elliott McCaudless, sou of Ilarn
McCaudless, who wax so badly injured
last week by being kicked in the heat,
by a horse, is getting along nicely
The wound is healing and it Is thought
i ho little fellow will bo all right in a
few day 8.
Will Flack was seriously liijureo
Wednesday by being kicked by a horse
lie was .leading the horse to water
when it got frightened at pomethiog.
ind wheeled and kicked him just below
the ribs on the right side, knocking
him about twenty feet. He win taken
Moaie and has Buffeted -severely since"
It is hard to tell how serious his injui
es are. v
Mrs. John A. JlhuC and Miss Llllle
went to Sidney, Iowa, last Saturday
night, to make the acquaintance ol
.Miss Avis Courtney Sutter. The
young lady is Mrs. Hlatt's granddaugh
ter, the daughter of Mrs. Lulu (Leabo)
Sutter, and was born Saturday morn
tng, July ifllh, 1901. Aunt Lilllo, who
had the honor of naming her, says she
is the finest baby in the country. Mis
Hiatt and Miss Lillie returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. June Thompson died at her
homo in Nemaha at about 4:!10 Mod
day morning, July 22, 1001. Mrs
Thompson was in her usual health
Sunday and attended the services In
the park that evening. On the way
home she fell down. She was helped
home and tboueu very sick all night
she would not consent to have u doctoi
ailed.
Mrs Thompson was the widow of
Lewis Thompson who died about two
years ago, and was an old resident.
She leaves four children David J
Thompson of Oklahoma, Mis. Elvira
Curtis, Mrs, Minnie Keif and Mrs
Alice Seid, all of Nemaha county, Neb.
The funeral services, conducted by
ltev. A. V. WilBon, were held at the
Methodist church at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon
SPECIAL SALE ON WAGONS.
For the next ten days Ch Ambers &
Hiatt will maku special prices on
Wagons. If you need a wagon you
cannot afford to let this opportunity
goby. Every wagon guaranteed.
Call at Keoling'a drug store and get
a free sample of Chamborlain'sStomach
and Liver Tablets. They are an ole
gant phytic. They also improve the
appetite, strengthen the digestion and
regulate the liver and bowels. They
are easy to take and pleasant In effect.
My little son had an attack of whoop
ing cough and was threatened with
pneumonia; but for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy wo would have had a
serious time of It. It also saved him
from several severe attacks of croup.
H J Stickfaden, editor World-IIoarld,
Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by XV XV
Keeling.
Old Settlers' FMctiio
Saturday, Atig: iVi
It has been. decided to hold the an
uual reunion and picnic of the Old
Settlers' Association at Nemaha on
Saturday, August 17th. Ex-Gov. It.
W. Furnas, president of the associa
tion, has been appointed the cominltteo
to procure speakers, which insures first
class talent. F. L. Woodward' Ib the
committee on stand rights.
Geo. W, Mutz, who will have charge
of the music at the Auburn chuutuu
qua, wus in Nemaha Thursday evening
interviewing our singers. He desires
tomeet all the inembprs of both Sun
day schools at the Methodist church at
5 o clock Monday afternoon to practice
songs and plan for a big union Sunday
school op the chaulauqua grounds dur
ing the assembly. At 8 o'clock Mon
day evening ho deqlrrs'to meet Hie
adult singers of the community at the
Methodist church.
Steye Colenck has bought the Mc
Nlnch properly in the west part of
town and Is going to quit paying rent
A good idea.
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I have a gpodlr
jKnee Fants. v
Call and see tlne stock, ofi Shirt
Aaists. ; ?.':.
In order to close out the stock we
will sell good Sunbonnet9 for IS cts.
$ Ae are making low prices on fresh
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jGrocdries,
CALL AND
Hi. HE. BATTLES
tnonday and
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trydays. Highest prices paid.
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Road It in His Newspaper.
George Schaub, a well known Ger
man citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is
u constant reader of the Dayton Volks
zeitung. Ho knows that this paper
aims to advertise only tho best in its
columns, and when ho saw Chamber
lain's Pain Balm advertised therein
for lurao back, he didlnot hesitate in
buying a bottle of it foi his wife, who
for eight wcks had suffered with the
most- terrible pains in her bacK and
could get no relief. He soys: "After
using tho Pain Balm for a few days my
wife said to me, 'I feel as though born
anew,' and before using theentire con
tents of the bottle tbAinbearablo pains
had entirely vanished and she could
aguiu take up her household duties."
IIo is very thankful and hopes that all
suffering likewise will hear of her
wonderful recovery. This valuable
liniment is for sale by W W Keeling.
Call In and see us if you want to
subscribe for any paper published 'n
the United States.
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MUSICAL
The following is the protram of the
musical to ho given at Uoovur'tt opera
house Saturday night, Jnly-27, for the
benefit of Miss Emma Ctim:
Selection oy" the Champion band
Duet M l8ses Grace and Ethel Paris
itecitatlouMrs. Mellie Titus
Piano soloMiss Holen Illtt
Vocal solo MIbb Pearl Mlnlck
Recitation Mrs. Alice McCaudless
Piano solo Miss Emimi Critn
Duet Misses Vova Clark ami Llllim
Mlnlck
Recitation Miss Helen Illtt
Piano solo Miss Furlong
Quartette Misses Blanche and Jessie
Dye, Lola Argabright, GracoParls
Selection The Champion Bund
Admission, 10 cents; reserved Beats,
15 cents.
After tlio entertainment ico cream
will be served in the hall.
Everybody is invited.
J. W. Armstrong, the Auburn un
dertaker, wus called to Nemaha Sun
day morning by tho death of Mart
May, and agHln Monday morning by
he death of Mis. Thompson He roi
mained in Nemaha until after the fun
eial of the latter, Tuesday afternoon.
selection of Boys'
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We have made arrangement whereby
we can send The Advertiser and
'Tlomefnlks." o monthly magazine,
txith one year, and a magnificent 12
qolor picture all for only SI .15, cash
Now is the time to subscribe. This
olTor is good for iiew subscribers and
old subscribers who pay up all arrear
ages. ,
Bravo Men Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well us women, and
all feel tho result in loss of appetito,
poisons in the blood, Imckache, uer
voUBness, headacho and tired, listness
run-down feeling. Hut there's jo
need to feel like that. S. W. Gard-,
nor. of Idaville, Ind., biivs: "Electric
Bittors are just tho thing for a man
wlion ho don't care, whether ho Uvea
or djes. It ;avo mo' new strength
and appetito. I can now eat anything
and have a new louse on life." Only
f)0 conlH at Kreling's drug store.
Every boUlo guaranteed.
Tho Advertiser and St Louis Globe
Democrat both one year for S1.75
, DEATH OP MART MAY.
The entile community was hiiddencit
last Sunday by the report ol tl e liemh
of Mart May. Three or tiuu yeius ago
Mr. May had a struko or paialjBls ai.d
has BUflered fiom (he effects ever since,
llecontly ho has been troubled with
heart disease. About a week befoie
Ills death he was prostrated by the tx
tteme heat. He had been visiting Ins
son-in-law, August Qulller, lor a few
days, and Sunday morning he got up
uid ate breakfast with tho other mem
oorfloftho family, about live o'clock.
I He laid down on tho lounge alter
breakfast but in a few minutes raised
up suddenly and then dropped back.
Members of tho family caught him. but
at that instant his spirit had passed
away mid they were shocked to find
that ho was dead.
Tho funeral Bervicea were hold at
tho residence of Mr. Qui Her at 10
o'clock a. m. Monday, July 22nd. Hov.
E. S. Chamberlain preached the f-er-raon.
Tho body was laid at rest in tho
Nemaha cemetery, ,
Martin T. May was born near Green
ville, Bond county, Illinois. April 20,
1830. He was married to Miss Jane
Stewart July 10, 1650. Ho moved to
Missouri the following year, and in tho
spring of 1R80 moved to the farm near
Nemaha, Nob, He died at tiie homo
of hia soninlaw, August Qulller, at
G:U0h. m. Sunday, July 21. 1001, ngod
05 years, 3 months and 1 day. He
leaves a wlfo.four children, Mrs. August
Qfilllor, Mrs. Ora J. Thorp', Bhermlm
May and Miss Minnie May, all living
in Nemaha and vicinity, ono broth
er, T. II May, of Carl Junction, Mo,
and one sister, Mrs. Nancy Wright, of
Hurricane, 111.
We wish to thank the many friends
who so kindly assisted in caring for
our loved one through hia sickness and
during our great trouble, and for the
words (of comfort and consolation..
We also wish to thank the choir.
Words cannot express our gratitude.
Mns. J. I. May,
Mns. J. B. Quilleh,
Mns. C I, TndrtP,
Sheiiman Mat,
Minnie May.
Just Saved HIsrLlfe
It was a thrilling escape thatChnrlos
ivU of Boworston, O., lately had
from a frightful death. For two years
a sovoro lung trouble constantly grow
worse nntilit seemed he must dio of
Consumption. Then, he began to use
Dr King's Now Discovery and' ktoly
wrote: "It gave instant relibfr'and ef
fected a pormanont cure.," Such won
derful cures havo for 26 years proven
its power to euro all Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles. Price 60o and $1
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bot
tles free at Keoling'B drug store.
Don't Be Funny.
It does not poy . If you have a good
thing, tell it right out. Don't use false
means to attract attention. We say
"right out" and mean it, to, that Dr
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will cure every
case of Stomach Trouble. It will stop
pain caused by Indegoation ; it knocks
Sick Headache by attacking the cause
of tho complaint and aids you to diges.
your food, no matter what you eat.
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To Cure a Cold In Ono Day
Take Laxatlvo BromoQulnino Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money if it
fails to euro. E V Grove's signature
on each box. Price 25 cents 0 22
Yon may as well expect to run a
steam engine without water as to (Ind
an active, energetic man with a torpid
liver, nnd you may know his liver In
torpid when ho does not relsh his food
or feels dull and languid after eating
often has headache and soraotlraos diz-1
zleness, A few doses of Chamborialn's
Stomach and Liver Tablets will restore
his liver to its normal functions, renew
his vitality, improve bis digestion and
make him feel llko a new man. Price,
25 cents. Sample free at Keellng'd
drug store.
Old papers for sale at this office.
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