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IIIHIX WHfHt All HSf 14 IS.
HMZH'UI
in ti mo. hoki or nniggmu.
r. . W. Keeling,
Nomnhn, Nobrnflkn.
Offico in Keeling building, second door
orth of AyncH hardware Htoro.
"" PETER KKHKER,
Dealer In
MEATS
ITighoflt market price paid for Hides,
Lard, Tullow. etc,
-A.. Xj. STIBES, JVT. X).
NEMAHA, NEUIt,
Tenders his professional services to
the citizens of Nemaha and vicinity.
All calls answered. Dr. Gaither's
office. 6 7 I
JOHN A. HIATT,
Doalor in
. A. K, IS" ESS
and Harness Supplies
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
J. W. SAPP
REAL ESTATE, LOAN
and Insurance Agont.
Collectlonu nmdo
Notary Public In olllco.
DROWN VILLB, NKJIRASKA.
E. A. HELMER,
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
All work Ktinrnntooil to lvo witlHfnctlon
Wost of Oourt Houso SquarOjSo-AubunNob
J. C. CHATELAINE
Watchmaker and Jeweler
All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at L. II Matties' Htoro,
Nemaha, Nebraska
E. II. KNAPP
, Proprietor of tho
Livery& Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NBBR.
Good Dray in connection with Livory
Satisfaction guarantood,
J. H. SEID,
Ilreeiler of
Thoroughbred Poland China
JE3ZOC3-S.
Farm oho and ouo-lmlf miloH south
west of Nemaha.
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
Via Discoverer of Swnrap-Eoot fet Wort la
Ms laboratory.
Thero Is a disease prevailing In this
country most dangerous because so decep
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
t heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
r disease. If kidney trouble Is allowed to ad
vanco tho kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or tho kidneys themselves
weak down and vasto away cell by cell.
Then the richness of tho blood the albumen
leaks out and tho sufferer has Brlght's
Disease, tho worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Svnmp-Root the new dis
covery Is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists In fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottlo sent free
by msil, also a book telling about Swamp
Root and Its wonderful cures. Address
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, fS, Y. anr
mention this paper.
Beat Cough Bjrnp. Timlcs Uoud. Uw) I
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The Nebraska Advertiser
W. W Sandeiih, publisher
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1001.
Judge Richard P. Neal was intor
vlowltiB our citizens on the political
oltuatlou Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. O. Lilly, of Auburn, who Iiaa
beun visiting hor Hon-ln-law, EdThoms
as, for Bovorai days, returned home
Thursday, taking two of hor grands
children with hor.
Miss Dora Morton arrived from Ne
maha last Saturday, and on Monday
began an eight months' term of school
in tho Robertson district north of
town. Brock Bulletin
Tho Modem Woodmen of America
will organize the camp at Nemaha next
Monday night. Tho exercises will be
hold in tho opera houso. Members of
tho Brownvillo camp will give the in
itiatory work,
Nemaha now hits an opportunity to
get a bank if the citlpeiiB will manifest
tho right disposition. Frank Shubert
will put In a bank of Snoot) or S000O if
our cltlKtns will take half of tho stock,
and wo believe this can easily be done.
A bank is badly needed and wo believo
would pay a good profit on tho invests
mont.
Leon Czolgosz had bis trial Monday
and Tuesday for tho murder of Prosi
dont William McKinloy. Tuesday af
ternoon the jury found him guilty.
Tho actual time occupied by the trial
was eight hours and twenty-llvo mins
utes, including the deliberations and
return of tho jury. Eighteou days had
elapsed from the shooting of tho presi
dent and ten days and fourteen hours
since Ills death.
SCHOOL NOTES. a
Maudk Kinton, ) r ...
ItOIIKHT StHI'HKNBON J ult0"
William Smiley went to Auburn
Friday.
The eighth grade is baring a time
with subtractions in algebra.
Harry Baldwin wbh absent from tho
seventh grade Tuesday forenoon.
Harry White wan absent Monday
and Tuesday, on account of sickness.
County Superintendent Harriott vis
ited our school Wednesday and Thins
day. School was dismissed Thursday after
noon as a mark of respect to our mar
tyred president.
Bortha Matt, of tho soveuth grade,
has left school on account of her par
outB moving to Browuville.
Our now books anlved hist week,
consequently each student Is now sup
plied willi a full set of books.
Emery Howe and Alva Maxwell,
ntudonlB of tho Peru noimal school,
visited tho Nemaha school Friday.
iNTUUMEDIATK.
The sixth giado is busily engaged
with fractions,
It was wairn and disngaeenble the
first two dnyB of tho week.
Boy Hiatl la missed from tho inter
mediate siuco his removal to Browns
ville.
W. W. Sanders and County Superin
tendent P.urlolt hao visited our room
i to inly.
The. geography classes are practicing
on dtawing maps ot North America
from memory.
Tho Intermediate department has
been having examinations this week
Tho sixth guide had arithmetic. histo
ry and goographj ; the fifth, geogiauhy.
spelling and arithmetic; and tho
fourth, geogiapliy.
ritlMAUV.
Stella Washburn vibited tho primary
school Friday.
W. W. Sanders was a pleasant caller
in the primary room Thursday.
Mai t Thorp returned to school Mon
day, after an absence of sovoial dajs.
The prlmiuy childiou wcio delighted
Fnday with tho arrival ol tho now
books.
Etliol Matt, who moved to Brown
villo this week, will bo missed iu tho
third grade.
Marie Scofleld enrolled in tho tlrst
ginda Monday. This increased the
number in tho llrst grade tu twenty.
Republican Convention
For County Treasurer,
ILISUT II. KUl'KIt
For County Clork,
OIIAltLKH T. llAOKCIt
For County Superintendent,
OEOltUK UAIUUNUTON
For County Judge, '
HIOIIAHI) K. NKAIi
For County Bhorlir,
AHKA1IAM Ia IiAWHENCU
For Clork of tho DlHtrlct Court,
JAMKa M. ANDE1WON
For County Hurvoyor,
HEN PAKKKIl
For County Coronor,
UK. LUTOUN
For County Commissioner, First District,
H. V. McININUU
Tho abovo Is tho ticket nominated at
tho republican county convention held
at Auburn Monday. All are good
men and well qualified for tho offices
to which thoy aspire. Mr. Kuper is a
Gorman, living in Benton precinct.
Ho is well educated, reliable, and iu
every wny ilttod for tho olllce. Mr.
Hacker Is a resident of Auburn, has
had considerable experience in clerical
work, and will make a good clerk. Mr.
Carrlngton, also a resident of Auburn,
was born and rulsod in Nomalm coun
ty. He is a school teacher, holding a
line first grado certlllcate, and id well
qualified, educationally and otherwise,
for tho position of county superintend
ent. Judge Nal Iiiib filled the office of
county judge so acceptably during tho
past year that his re-election In coneeds
ed Abo Lawrunco ia a prosperous
farmer of London precinct who is too
well ond favorably known to need any
introduction. Ho will make ns good a
Bherlff as Nemaha county over had.
Mr. Andorson, the candidate for dis
trict clerk, is tho present postmaster of
Johuhon. He ia well adapted for the
position, Ben Pinker, candidate for
surveyor, and Dr. Lutgen, candidate
for coroner, aro both residents of Aui
burn. Mr. Mclninch has served tills
district for six years, 1SD0-D1-02 and
1800-07-08, and his services were so ac
ceptable that he was nominated again
by acclamution.
Tlie couuly convention was called to
order by the chairman of the central
committee, M. S. Mclninch, who win
elected temporary chairman. Win, H.
Housfield was elected temporary seeres
tary and L. II. Ilohmeyer assistant.
A committee on credentials was aps
polhtod and reported every pieoinct
represented except the Island. Tho
temporary organization was then made
permanent.
Tho only contest that took moro than
ono ballot to decide was that of sheriff.
For this nomination thero were six or
oight candidates. It took seven ballots
to decide, the three leading candidates
being W. S. Hussell. W. II. Hill and A.
L. Lawrence.
Reso.utions were ndopted.concerning
tho assassination of President McKin
loy, and also regarding the deatli of
Postmaster W. It. Loach, of Auburn.
A motion was also adopted before the
nomination- pledginglthe candidato for
county clork, if ho should bo elected,
to Berve for tho legal salary and no
more.
Congressman Rurkett gave a memo
rial address on William McKinloy af
ter tho business of the convention was
over. It was an eloquent tribute to
the memory of tho Into piosident.
Yon may as well expect to run a
steam engine without water as to find
an active, energetic man with a torpid
liver, nnd you may know his liver is
toipid when ho does not relah his food
or feols dull and languid after eating
often has headache and sometimes diz
zionesH. A few doses of Chamboi Iain's
Stomach and Liver Tnhletp will restor
his liver to its normal functibns, renew
Ins vitality, improve bin digestion and
mulio him feel lilo a new man. Pi ice,
25 cents. Sample fieo at Keeling'a
drug stoie.
PnicJ Doar for his Log,
11 D Blanton ol Tlmckervillo Texas
in two yo.irs imidovor!10l) to doctors
to cure a running mho on his log.
Then thov wanted to cut it oil' but ho
cured it with ono box of Bucklon's
Arnica Salvo Guaranteed euro for
Piles. 2o uts a box. Sold by Keeling
the drugget.
Tho Prosklont
of tho Amencau Federation of Labor,
Union 8,215, says: "I am using your
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin myself
and In my family, mid llnd it does lots
of kouiI Yours truly. Geo. (J Camp
hell, Clinton, Iowa." Sold by Keeling'
diug stoio.
f,,
Oa&li Store of
JTNO. W. ItrxOI-IISY
I wishbcall the attention of my trade to
the fact that I have received my
Rail Sc Winter Stock
of goods, which we will bo pleased to show you.
We quote a few pi ices:
Good Prints, per yard, 3c
Good Prints, full standard, per yard, 3(c
Good unbleached Muslin, per yard, 4c
Quail Oats, per package, 8c
Lion Coffeo, per package, 12c.
Everything In Men's, Ladles', Boys' and
Children's Underwear, Blankets, Ladies'Wraps,
Shoes, Boots, Overshoes, Folt Boots, otc.
Call and seo me.
J2TO: W. RITCHE"?
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA
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New Rigs
A. S. CHAMBERS
Proprietor
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
Nemaha, Nebraska
DEALERS IN
WAGONS,'; BUGGIES
FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc.
Get my prices before buying. I will meet all
Competition. Warehouse joining the
Livery Stable on the south.
NEMAHA,
c ' Notico for Hearing Claims
In i thu Conn tv Court or Nenmlm county, Nob.
In tho mnttor of the t'tUuto or GhnrlcsUuur-
fol'It, (k'Ct-HHGll.
Notice 1h licrpliy Klvon Hint tho court lin
timiloiui order llmltliiKtno lime for orcditoiH
to lllo plnlinu ngHlnst Mild dcct'iiHcd to hI.
mouths Jioiu tho la Hi ilav of Octnlier, 1001,
imd t hut Docombor 12111, 1001, Ki'hiuary 12.h,
nnd Vprll 12th, 1002, at "I o'clock n. m. ot
c-ncli dny, nt tho odlcn'of , ,c County Juduo f
Noinuhu county, NohrnHltn. In Auluirn, No
briinkn, hn boon il.vcd by tho . iurt n tho
tliiU'Hiind plnco when nnd whoronll purHotiN
who huvo clulinn nnd domnnds nunlnst nnld
docoiisod on n hnvo tho hiuiio oxivmlnod, ml
Justed nnd nllowod, mid nil cIhIiiih not pro
Konted by tho Inst montlonod dnlo will be
forever barren, by nn order of tho court-
Dated September lctb, 1901.
KICIlAUI) F. NKAL, County Judo.
This Is An Advertisomont.
If you are looking for a laxative, Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is IT. The
convenience and met it of this valuable
remedy will be explained to your bhU
isfaction by Keeling's drug Btore.
&&&
Ynrzrt'
Thin slrwnturo Is on ovory box of tho gonulno
Laxative BrornoQuininc Tabicta
tho remedy that ciwi n cold In one Joy
JustSavod His Llfo
It was a thrilling escape tliHtCharles
wn of Bownrston, O , lately had
from a frightful iionth. For two jears
iiBovere lung trouble constantly grew
worso until it soernod ho must dio ol
Consumption. Then ho began to use
J)r King'o Now Discovery nnd lntoly
wrote: "It gave instant relief and ef
fected a pornianont euro." Eiichwon
d.riul cures have for 2o i'oars proven
its power to cure all Tin oat, Chest
and Lung troubles. Price GOo and $1
Every bottlo guaranteed Trial bot
tles fri'o at Ivt'oling's drnc store.
C J. LORD
will sell you
Furniture
cheaper than any one
Wo make u specialty of
Undertaking
C.iHkt8, all kinds and prices
Embalming
done. Hearse tut ulahed
JSHuJberi, NeJbr.
Cornell & Hawxby
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Koal Ksttito, Loans and UolleeiioiiH
Phono 8(J Ollicu, So, Auburn, Nub.
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Prompt Service
NEBRASKA
Notico of Probato of Will.
atnto of Nebrnskn, Nemnhn eounl , m.
In tho Countj Court of Neinnba connty.
u!i"l", ' JI,'Jy' Jo'l" QuIHer ClnrnTliorp
Mlnnlo.May Kl.i Wnshbiun, Stoila Wunh
biirn. litMtloWaHtiburi! nnd Kvei tWiiNhbuin
M.,.,li"",wr,io".H,",ore''Utl "l IbouHtato of
Mni tin , . Aluy, dfeeiised.
"ieiii nro liijioby noil tied Hint bhermnn
i Jiiij him ilkd a p Hlon praltig thntiui
nHtruiiientllled In 1 Ills court, nurpoi Miil' o
bo tho lHHt will and tctnment of Hld dp.
cenHed, iimy tm proved, allowed nnd recorded
; h tho last win and letitnmeiit o Jlnrtln
1,: r. il.y' ',ec,ei,Hctl! H't't Hiuil liis-iruincMt may
ho hi Hiut.t'd to piobnle, mid iiilinlnlstriillon
9'?"l,r,l,U0B,,ll,l,'u toSlioimnn'l Mnyund
n, , ' M,lv as eyecutoih.and that 0th dny ot
Oolobiii, a. li. 1001, at 10 o'clock n. 111.. at (he
oimt.v con it 1001.1 oftlild uouiiiy, In Anbiiin
is been Hxod hk tho time 1.111! plnco of piov"
iitf snld will, when you nnd nil lnten led
may appear nnd M10W cause, if theio bo iup
why tliepinyorof tho petition Miould not bd
BV!,".,L'"' ",,(1 l'onol the pi ilmto III eof,
Wll liens my hand mid honl of said court
this 14th day of .September. A. r. 1CI1.
niCHAUU F. m-lAL, County Jude.
TTotioo of Application to SoU Eoal
Estato to Pay Dobts.
Nlbriih1V,lBlrlCt C"rt "f Numn,m county,
In tho inatler of tho estiito of Onbrlel Yettcr
ULLt-liHt.(lt
ThlK caiiso rntne onjfor henrlriK In open court
upon tho petition 01 Finnic L. Wood wa id
"din nlstrator of tho eMiuo of Gabriel You
ter, decenBed, prayln lor a license to sell lot
0110 ot four, bolnj; a pnrcol 01 laud layiin; bo.
t ween tho town silo of Ht. Ueroln nnd tho
Missouri rlvor. In sec Ion 31, town i. north of
niini'i li.enHt,coninlnl!iif ttuoeiicroMiiiornor
esH; alM.. lot two ol lour, bolnK a pltco of
iindcoiiimoiicliiKiittlioM)iit.,eHl eornor r
the own hlto of thn town of t l)eroli In
fcctlon si, town 4, unilli of Tniijc 17 "as
iiiiiiiliiK north 80 rods nlotiK the ohhi inrj of
said town, thenco eiiHl 55 kkIh. theneo bontli
SO rods, thence wntfiB rodH to the ph.co of b,
tfun'.V'r Vi"'",llnlV 27nure8 more or el
a so the fill owliiKdevirlbul lots m tho towa
o St. Dornln: All or block 7: nil of U 1
a I of block 17; all of block '"is .w t i
n ho north of block 18. nnd all of blocV 9
all or bl-ck 2(; Hiibjnet 1.1 a leiiHo to F. 11 11
I nnt for lot U. block 17. for n te. in of "0 ycirs
from Juno 1. 1SU0, In town of si. 1). loin
Nemaha county, ebrnski., or a si lUclei !
!-i0rV,lrn'if t!,,u S',mo .'" b,,ut! '' "' m r
f4(.4 67, for the piymoht ot debts 11 1 lowed
iwuljiHthiild ostaio and tho costs of "ml.
iiilnlstrntloiii them not bvmK sunieUit wrl
.oi,i"pil,rope,ly t0 ""y l" hnl1' 'lts and'ex!
mILl,Sn,i,,ie.,,'(fo,r,oor'oro(1 ""' "I' borons In
to Hteil In snld estate a pear bof iro a JiKiiro
"f, l "ill8trlct poii.t 111 tlie Fli.t f.ulTc nl lis?
J.i h'n-ur 1 " ' l ';V,K0 I A n Im r r. , Mink
.,o,,uVtedtosa.d.,d ?, f ?,,J.,oi "i1
milch of tho nbove doscrlhej icnl .stntotf
sa d iioi.ts nnd uxnniNHB, mid tlmt intiea i!r
snld up ilcntlon sl.nll hi mil llVl iw ,,., i"
eehs vo weeks in the Nebtiiskn A I "oit Imp ft
"em. L,pC0!!,:,"X f ""' nil el?ei IntVoi. u
..".' '.' roun,N Nebraska.
I'uted thU luth day of Hnptember, 1901.
T , JOHN s Hli'M,,
JnilBP of tho Dlhti let Court.
Apples and Produce Wanted
Al'l'LKS will huy your entire crop,
hand pinked, downs am! leennds. Also
PBACFIE CAMIIAdK, PUMPKIN
SQUASH, TOM.vroiJH, IlKANS and
SOHGHUM, for which highest chhIi
prices will be piUil. Por tuith&r infoi.
(nation cilLupon or address
OTOE PKERRVI.YO Cp.,
Is'ebrasku City, Nobr,
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