TheNebraska Advertiser
W. W. Sandeiis, publsher
FRIDAY, NOVUM 1JKR 16, 1001.
Brownville Locals
Is Hrownvlllo to liavo a canning
factory ?
E. E. Colo waa out to Auburn
Saturdny.
l'oto MoClary wiih In from Auburn
Tlmrnilay.
Tho medicine bIiow baa otruck tbe
poaketbook of lirownylllo.
A. Vandovontor waa a bualnesH
vlaltor to Auburn Monday.
Jobn Ackerman was Bevorely bitten
by a Huvuge bog Wedni-aday.
Cbarlle McLaugblln haa boon maks
ing a homo viail tho past wcok.
H. V. Mulr and Win. Knuffman
woro Auburn vlHltora Monday.
Dr. Jack, formorly of tlila place, wub
in town botwcon traliiB Tuesday.
MIbb Ilelon Ditto came down from
Porn Friday roturnlng Suturduy.
Mayor Simula is very sick but is
slightly Improved at this writing.
Cabbage waa offered on our Btroota
Widiienday foi lj.f conta per pound.
.1. N. Dillon mid family, of Peru,
vlalted wllli A. Vandovontor Sunday.
Tho willow gang aro at work on tho
eaBt bank of the river opposite town
this week.
Elder G. Ilallack Howe, of Hockport,
Mo., preached at tho Clulatiau church
over Sunday.
Frank Wllllnma, our genial barber,
ia opondlng a week at Falrmount visit
ing hia parents.
Mra. 1'arkor bid friends farewell and
Btarted to Oklahoma Monday to make
her future homo,
Mra. Billy Mason suffered a paraletic
stroke last week but la alowly recover
ing her usual health.
W. S ChrlHty, who has boon in
Western, Neb., the paat two woeka,
returned borne Thursday.
Mink Hull and family have returned
to Nemaha county to make their future
homo. A wise conclusion.
J. M Morrison, u one time citizen of
this place, was looking after his busi
ness interest beie this week.
Mr. and Mra. Win. Molnlnch have
gone to Oklahoma to visit a brother
whom they have not metsineo tho war
Grandpa Smith, of Syracuse. Nobr..
came down Monday to visit bis son and
family, who recently moved hero from
-fry mouse.
Mrs. Starney, of Norton, Kas., came
Monday to visit her sick mother, Mrs
Dildgewater, hut her mother was
buried several days befoie her arrival.
A. C.Naeo, with his oabiusboat and
ciew, hoiked anchor ami flouted olf
down (h ,m.r Thursday seeking a
liluw where, unmolished by law, they
might llnh.
The members of the G. A. H, and W.
H 0. went to Simian. Friday night to
ntteeul a lodge leecptiou whoro they
wore royally entertained and came
home speaking words of meat praise of
the good people of Shuheit.
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nil Itm rtili'tlliitr ninlliiim Hj-jo p m
No. MH-hMcii fmlulii, it,itl i-xfupi
SiiikIiiv. loi'AtcliUon nnd tntur
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No 112-l.noul (ritiir, dnllv except
AIoiHlav, lot tiirot(H Oliy mid
iiili'iiiiiiillriltfxiiitniiiH 2:Pflu in
Kle.'Hnif. dlnliiK nnil rrollnlnir olniroruN
fwitty f.i'k'Jcii I itt.Mwlt irutns. TMkou void
i ml htuiciicH rhfHdti to any pniul In Uui
rnili'dMnlOMiirCuiiitil'i.
F'tr lnfnnitillon, nwiixi, Hinn uUck mid
ilrito'k nil it oi wiliu (o Ocnruo Miciuro
iiM'ti'. or ,1 r'ruuriif, Uimwiil Puhnintror
Ateut, Oinuliii, Niil,
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In addition ton moat generous and
attractive dlsplHy In blaek-and white
and colors of fashions and millinery,
the December Designer pays full horn
ago to tho ClirlBtmasBcnaon In its liter
ature and illustrations. It contains
two clever short stories, Whore the
Christmas Tree Grows Wild, by Harriot
A. Nash, and A Traveling Christmas
Tree, by S. 12. lionet; a Christmas
comedy, Hands Up! by William Lincoln
Halcli; Charities for Children, by Wa
don I uwcett, and Christmas Carola and
tbolr Composers, by Phobe W. Hum
phreys. M. 0. Hichardaon tolls thoso
with slender purees how to mako Sixty
Presents for Fivo Dollars, and Inex
pensive Gifts for the Children to Mako
aro described and illustrated by L. 0.
Lonnart. Home-mado TrimmingB for
the Christmas Treo and A ChriotmiiB
Party contain suggostioiiB which will
bo eagorly aolzod upon, and tho elocu
tionist in soarcli of suitable recitations
for ChriBtmns entertainmenta will And
Just what Is desirable In this numbor.
Book Notes, Polnta on Dressmaking,
Health and Beauty hints, Tatting and
Crocheting are each given ita customary
space and nttention, nnd Etiquette,
Household Advice, Nursery Loro and
Cookery aro by no moans neglected.
Finally The Designer offers a Christ
mas contost open to everyone, with
cash prizes for tho successful ones.
Full particulars concerning this scheme
aro given in tho Docembor number.
Druggist Morgan, of Crawfordsville,
Ind., eaya: Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
la n medicine I can conacientioualy
recommend as it doeB just what you
claim. It is tho best laxitivo 1 ever
8KW." Sold by Keeling, tho druggie.
My little eon had an attack of whoop
Ing cough and was threatened with
pneumonia; but for Clmtnborl&ln's
Cough Itomedy wo would have had a
florioua time of it. It also saved him
from Bovoral severe attacks of croup
II J Stickfaden, editor World-IIearld,
Fair Haven, Wash. For buIo by W W
Keeling.
The NorthPlatte valley in northwest
Nebraska, offers some wonderfully
good opportunities to tho man or
woman with a little money to invest
In irrigated lauds.
Excellent irrigated land can be had
for 12 to $15 an acre, hut it is plain to
thoso watching thodevelopomontof tho
North Platte valley that this low prico
Is just about to fade uway.
The farmers of this valley aro now
reaping an abundant harvest. Alfalfa,
corn, wheat and garden vegetable
yield good profits. There are also good
opening in tho live stock business.
If you aro interested in tho North
Platto valley, write for our booklet
describing it. It is freo.
I. Fiianois, General Passenger Ac'l
Burlington Uoute, Omaha, Neb.
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Ho Didn't Crtro,
Housewife. My dear. L see a two-col
umn nrticlo In tllo Sunday paper about
how even flour Is being adulterated.
Husband. Well, 1 don't care, nr
need you. Wo can't it notliin' wrong
with our Btumlck if wo take Dr Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin.
All druggiata Boll It, or foo Keeling.
STOPS THE COUGH
AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure n
cold In ono day. No Cure, no Pay. 25e
Call at Keollng's drug store and get
a freo Rumple of Chamberlain'sStomach
and Liver Tablets. They are an olos
gant physio. They also Improve tho
appetite, Htrengthon the digestion and
regulate ttio liver and bowels. Thev
aro easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Yon may as well expect to run a
steam engine without water as to And
an active, energetic man with a torpid
liver, and you may know his liver Is
torpid when ho does not relah his food
or feels dull ami languid after eating
olten litis headache and somotlmea cllz
zlefiOhH. A few doses of Chambei Iain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets will restor
his liver toils normal funcllons, icnew
his vitality, improve Ills digestion and
make him feel llko a new man. Pi ice
ilium uiiiiijiu ucd itk iqi'jja
drug stor.
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A Woekly Agricullural Journal
Ono Year Free.
Tl) nil MiuHfliilflr, ttt't) pJ (Uui yoar
in iiwvuuco w i will himuI fnfonn yo.ir
tho Nortiiweitfin AKrtculJiiiii.iHt, an
exi:clt)ht tai in jom mil iiiiIiIIsIip.i ut
.Miiiiicnpnlls, Minn. Cull in anil g,.t u
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A Big Lot for tho Monoy.
A newspaper every Tuesday nnd
every Friday of each week from now
until January 1, 1003, together with
tho Western Poultry News a whole
year, and all for a dollar, U what is
offered by Tho BemMVeokly State
Journal, published at Lincoln. It'a the
biggest bunch of good reading matter
ever offered by this groat state paper,
and the prediction is mado that it will
result in introducing Tho StateJourna
j t0 thousands of now homes. Tho Jon
mil is a newspaper giving its renders
all tho telegraphic news of tho world,
Interesting special correspondence from
Washington nbout Nebraska's senatorB
and congressmen, and nil tho itoms of
interest from the state capital, making
It particularly n paper for Nebraskans.
If you can find a dollar about tho bouse,
tills is tho place to spond it. Its
markets twice a week aro worth what
is asked for nil of It. You get pto
newa fresh from tho wires when you
got Tho Semi-Weekly Journal.
Pnld Doar for his Log,
II D Blanton ol Tlmckervillo Texan
in two years iaidovor$300 to doctors
to euro u running sore on his leg.
Then tbov wanted tc cut it off but ho
cured it with one box of Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo Guaranteed euro for
PilcB. 25 cts a box. Sold by Keeling
the druggist.
All our farmer readers should take
Advantage of tho unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which
includes with this paper The Iowa
Homestead, its Special Farnieis' Insti
tute editions, The Poultry Farmer, and
The Farmers' Mutual Insurance Jour
nal. These four publications aro tho
best of their class and should bo in
overy farm home. To them wo add
for local, county and uoneral news our
own paper and mako tho price lor tho
llvo for ono year $l.ar. Never before
was so much superior reading matter
offered for so auiiill an amount of
money. Tho four papers mimed which
we club with our ov n aro well known
throughout tho west and commend
themselves to the reader's favorable
attention upon meie mention. The
Homestead ia the great agricultural
and llvo otock paper of the west. Tho
Poultry Farmer is tho most practical
poultry paper for the farmer puhlhthed
in the country; The Farmers' Mutual
Insurance Journal ia the special advo
cate of farmers' co-operative associa
tions, mm the Special Fanneis' Insti
tute filitintiB are the most practical
publications for tho piomotmn of good
farminu over pu blishud Take advant
ago of this great oiler.
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To First Votors.
You are young men casting your
first ballot. We congratulate you. We
also call your ettentlon to Dr. Culd wells
Syrup Pepsin for Constipation, Indi
gestion, Sick Headache and Stomach
Trouble. At Keeling's drug store.
J. W. SAPP
REAL RESTATE, LOAN
and Insurance Agent.
Collections mado
Notary Public in office.
WtOWNVJLLE, NEBRASKA.
'WE GUARANTEE
Dr. Oaldwoll'o Syrup Ponsln to euro
nny cao of Constipation, Indiccstion,
Sfck Hcrulacko or Sfoinach Troublo
ivhon toieu according to (liroctlons.
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, Nemaha, Nebraska
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