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Offioo In Koollng building, sooond door
ortli of Aynon' hardware Htoro.
PETER KEltKER,
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L the "citizens of Nemaha andtfytcinity.
' All, calls' answered. Dri Gaithor's
office. ' .. 671
JOHN A. klATT,
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and Harness Supplies
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
J. GOHATfcLAINE
Watchmaker and Jeweler
All work guaranteed. Leave
' , ardors at. L. II. Battles' store,
Nemaha, Nebraska
BRIMHLE S COOJVS
Proprietor of the
Livery&Feed Stable
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If qtiofojr HJparipg, plasms.
In tho Couoty tiourt of Nomatm'ooiinly.Neb.
In tb matter at lUa eHtuUt of MHrtln T, Ma
unwaiDUt.
Nollae Is herter lveu
ttiHt thejfiourt hnit
iniwM 'ordr Umrttnu the tltno for creditors
to fllri.BUlRiti iiRttlnut Rild tloitmnod to nix
month rom' the Dili any or Novembor. 1001,
Hnd ttmt-JmlUitrv Oth. Miiroh 10th nnd Mnv
Hnd Umt Jtiiluury Otli, Miiroh 10th nnd May
sth, leri.'nt 10 o'clock a. in. ofeeh day, nt the
umoaof tuoUiiuniy Jadtte of Notnubn coun
ty, Nebrniku, In Auburn, NebrHNkn, Mh
boo tlxed'by the Court hr tho HmuH and'
plwco when undwhere nil pnrsotiH who have
olulmn and demands nualort xald deoeanad
can liavo ibftnaino examined, adjunted and
nllitwed', and Mil claims not, presented at the
lawi tneiiMQiiea uaie will be forever narred,
uy mi iiruvrni ioevnurt
IhiUd Oolobor ib, 1001, '
ItlCHAHU K. SKh, County Judge.
Women ms Well as Men
Are Made Miserable try
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney (rouble nrevs ubon tha mind, rlis.
. toragef ,an,d IsMSffS ambitlop; beauty, vigor
arid cheerfulness soon
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disappear when the kid
neys are, tut of order
or dtsesd.y v
Kldney.freuble has
become eejKevalent
that It la not'uncommon
for a child, to bo born
afflicted with weak Hd-(
neys. If the child urin
ates toe 'often. If th
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Sffjirina "scalds the flwh or If, w)en tho child.
' WMfthes an age when it should be able to
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' 1;bft4frWettlng, depend upon 'It. the cause o(
wm jai f iiv an uirin tm tajkii i u.aAi ri . a
k.W,' slf should be towards tho treatment oj
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7 trouble Js due toVa diseased condition of the
,&' 4 fkliineyd and bladdtrnd not to a habit as
''V'IV;P' .Inost'.peopla suppoisf.
P 'Women as H a,.men are made mis
mauio, wiiii, fuBjr nu uiauucr uouDiC.
and,, both Md; the same great remedy,
The. mild' arkl "the Immediate effect of
SwakipRoot Is soon realized. It Is sold
by druggists, In flfty
csnt and one dollar
ctzes. You may have a
samplo bottle by mall
free, also pamphlet tell- Hon ot Bwmp-Root,
Ing all about It, Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters .received
'from sufferers cured. In writing Dr., KUmct
&Co., Dlnghamton,"'N,.. Y., ba sure and
mention this paper, ' 'v- . W '
The Nebraska Advertiser I
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W. W. Sandehs, publsher
F1UIMY, NOVEMBER 10, 1001.
1) E Zook, of Loudon precinct, will
luivo a public sale of thorouiflibrcd
Poland China lioa. both males and fe
malos, on Friday, Npy.-,2Dth. Further
particulars will be gWep next weak.
Special nttraetlotMrices, side shows
(Ire drills, bandri andTOOtball at Nebras
ka Oity Novembor 26fh'.. The blggoat
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VTounesuay in bo u tn eastern neurnsKa.
Free toll ncrosa the&rlver. Special
railroad rates.
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We, the undersigns desire through
the public press to oxprpss our gratl
tude and thanks for Ibo appreciation
shown us by the veters of tho county,
regardless oj party affiliations. We
assure you it will ever evsr be our aim
to so conduct and perform the duties
f our ssvoral, public' .offices so aa to
merit a continuance (Sf your confidence
and good will. G. BJJkvkkidgb,
KiohAri) F. Nbal,
G. EJ?6odinqton,
Anis'L. La WHENCE,
O. H. IlACKKlt.
Valuable Oolleotion.
Mr. 'liirl Hoover, ot Nemaha City,
has spent many an -svenlng and odd
spell in collecting and beautifying the
different kinds of wood which can
be found in tbe stats and now be has
aeventyQve varieties. Ho has sevaral
hundred canes, a chair and a throno all
made from native timbers, shrubs and
vines, and tba whole is wortn a lengthy
study. Tbe carving and turning aro
done in a workman-like manner, and
tha ornamenting, decorating and trim
ming on tbe chair and throne are truly
artiBtio. One of the'eanes alone bus
ssvsnty-ilvs kinds of Wood in its make
up and is really a thltg of beauty.
He alio baa a number of antlers and
buffalo borns, eta, from animals that
be kiHed back in territorial days. Mr
tloovir has been a resident of Nemaha
City slice 1850 and bai,witnessed many
changes daring these fears Granger .
,; few ef the lendsand neighbors:
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tniMua pleseant sjJjprlMjlast 8ua4ay
basket! and having good dioper and
reeaent visit.; tTh, only, thing thai
? mJojme ,pf occasion
)W the feftboMprweai that Lea.
Ht 'AimHlt'; 'Jloamle, Stepbensou and
Obarley Rwerta. would nfake tbemt
aalvee steary bating so muck cake, but
greatly to trie) surprise ef all they ap
parently 'experienced' no bad t fleets.
Tub AdVertlsei' was remembered wLih
good sdbly of cukturke and other
gebd things. ' The following guests
were pretest: Mr. au'd Mrs. Geo. E.
Dye, Mr. and lis. Chas. W. Huberts,
Mr. and Mrs; Seymour Howe, Mr. and
W. T, Russell, Mr and Mrs. John II
Argabrlght, Mr; and Mrs. Jame A
Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs.O. L. Itussell.
M,re. Jobu.'eabury, Mrs. Johu llawx
bj, Mrs. J. M. Fuller, Mrs. Frauk GIN
leflple; Mrs. Wm. Colerick.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Edna Lytlk, viltn,a
Wilue Yates, a110"'
VUtors are welcome.
Herbert Brlmble was absent Wcdness
day. '
Frauk Aynes'entered tbe sixth grade
Monday. ' ,
The members of the high school now
eojoy,ad'lly puper, i
The eightb grade is ready to takeup
fraotipnsriu algebra.
Theejghth grade had examination in
gograpliy laijt week.
Dorii-cOlarl: .entored tho school for
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.fsitjflw yvork.Monday.
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JiraJO. (illlltlUNII V1DIIUU lilt IIIIUIIUL
'lule depjirtmont Monday. A ' : '
Porlry 'kowen. and Horbort Brlmble
yVere absent a half dan last week-'
Claud jokWyvna absent Mo'nda'y'af
ternofin dnoetiunt of being, ?ck$i v
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t The'nlrilh grade had examination fu
arltliuittlo, general history and alcub'ra
last Week.
So many new students luvvo enered.
sch 10I that an order for uiur D iuka
was necessitated.
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'Old papers for sale at this office.'
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smallpox at st. Deroin
Smallpox Iiiiu broken out In St. Do
roiti and vicinity. It is said otto peri
8 n who hud tho dineuso attonded one
of the political meetings nnd thus
Hprcad It throughout the community.
The school tettchor took tho disease,
and two children of Wm.Flllraer.whoso
w ife is the postmistress, also have the
disease. Filltners livo in a houso of
only two rooms nnd tho postollice is
kept there. Tho disease lstvory light
and little has buen said al)0ul it, Tues
day evening County Commissioner
Stevenson was 'phoned td regarding the
matter and he hud Dr. I. H .Dillon,' ef
Auburn, go to St. Deroin. Wednesday
morning. The doctor bad the disease
a few months ago and ought therefore
to be qualified to toll What it is, arid be
says there aro twenty-five cases ef gen-,
nine smallpox, though In a light form.
The commissioners have placed the
caso in Dr. Dillon'd care and he went
down Friday morning to establish a
quarantine. The mall has been stopped
and no mall is now received from or
Bent to that postefllcsbut is held at the
Nemaha office. It Is hopedUie spread
ing of the disease can bo stopped.
TIUS IS Y0UB OHANOE
In order to introduce It into your
home The Semi-Weekly State Journal
will be mailed from now until January
1, 1002, for only twenty-five co'nts. This
will give you a paper every Tuesday
and Friday and will be almost us good
as a daily. It will glveyeu all the
maikets, which just now is a valuable
feature, wertb to every farmer rnaay
times tbo cost of the paper. The Jour
nal is printed at the state capital and
Is moro of a state paper than any of its
competitors. It prints the news of the
world fresh from special wires in its
own office and priutB it twice a week
while it is fresh, and doesn't charge
you any more for it than does tbe eld,
fashioned weekly. Send your quarter
to The 8tate Journal, Lincoln, Neb.
Old papers for sale atthis office.,..
Just Saved His Llf?
It was a thrilling escape thatOharles
ivU of. Bo wars ton, O., lately had
from a frightful death. For two years
a severe lung trouble constantly grew
worse nntil it seemed be must die b(
Consumption. Then'be'begun to use
Dr Kin g!s -New ''Disco very and lately
wrote: "It gave lnstani relief and ef
fected a-perinnne'nt cure." Such won
de'rfuTo'nres.bayo'for 25 years proven
its pf'wer tb cure all Throat, Chest
undXung troubles. Price 50e and $1 '
jivury uuine guarHntecu. irmi uni
ties free atKoelinp'a drug store.
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A Weekly Agricultural Journal
One Year Free.
To' all subscribers who pay one year
in advance we will send for one year
the NaM'Ui western Agriculturalist, an
excellent farm journal published at
Minneapolis, Minn. Call In nnd get a
sample copy.
WESLEY
H. CLARK
Dealer In
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'Phone calls answered promptly.
AUBURN, NEBR.
R.A. HELMER,
Matchmaker
' I and Jeweler.
All work Biiurahtced to give uutlBfiictlou
West of Court Hoice Squaro,So-Aubuin,Neb
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wlllsell you 7js
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Ve'mnko a apeeVulty of
Undertaking
Caskeis, all kinds and prices
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done. Hearswurnislied
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Thin Mnnaturo la on every box of tho gonulne
I-axalivc Bromo-Quinine Tablet
the remedy that etiroc a cold 1b obo day
DR. KAY'S
BKNOVATOR Invlgorntca and renovates the
vstcm; purines and enriches tho blood j cures
tho worst dyspepsia, constipation, hoadacho,
liver and kidneys. SSonndtl, utdruKglsti. Free
R advice, samplo and book. aaaa
Dr. V. J. Koy, Sarutoco, N.Y. fj
ENOVATOK
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
SALES DAY, '
Nebraska City invites all
' ' her neighbors to visit her
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER C20
Big amusement attractions. Big discouit
in all lines of merchandise. Free toll aero s
Missouri river. Special rates on railroads.
jf Great Big
Cash Store of
JNO. W. RITCHET
Originator of Low Prices
t . Yoif will always find us with tbe MOST
. DESIRABLE GOODS at LOWEST PRICES
Our economical method 01 selling goods enftn
,bles us to save you a big slice off the price that
you pay elsewhere
See our beautiful Decorated Lamps in ruby,
green and gold They are'beautles
We have a nice line of Dress Goods. Big
., stock to select from and the prices are right
Our Groceries line is fresh and complete
The time for Felt Hoots and Overshoes Is now-'"
; at hand. We have them at right prices
. We have Clothing, Cloaks, Hats, Caps.Gloves
a Hoots and Shoes i
. , v. . You get a nice picture of yeursslf by trading
with iM $
GALL AND SEE ME
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on lunir and throat dlKeiisos plulnly aliout tnolr ca3o nnd. following their ndvlco. uov
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termine tlio nationality of.lli writer.
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were, "Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
cures Indigestion " For sale by W W
Keeling, druggist.
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nndadvlcofrco. Dr.U. J.Kay, Saratot'a.N. Y.'
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