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Noninhn, Nebraska.
Offjco in Kcollug building, second door
ortli of Ayiios' hardware Htoro.
PETER JCI3JHCJSR,
Doulorln
IM::EJ.A.Ti3
Highest market price paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, etc,
JOHN A. HIATT,
Deal or in
and Jlnnicss Supplies
NEMAHA, NKMHASKA
J. 0. CHATELAINE
Watchmaker and Jeweler
All work guaranteed. Leave
orderH at L. II. Hattlea' store,
Nemaha, Nobrnukii
Brimble & Goons
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Livery& Feed Stable
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Good Dray in connection with Livery
Satisfaction guarantoed.
J. H. SEID,
HroiMor ofy
Thoroughbred Poland China
in" ono and ono-half miloH bouUi
west of Noinalia.
Ordor of Uoarinc and Wotioo of
Jotmon for Sottlomont
of Account.
In IlinConutvCourl of Nnmnlinrniiiilv, Noli.
I lV i,M,,nnr N,.,nH! omiiyof pji.in.ilm, no.
1'oWIMIhiii Mi-Cnln. Jiinii-H T. Ilnulr. nml
vlHiijvli M. Ilonlc, iinil nil poisons Ititnrontril
In IIik tHtiito of Milium A. McCain. iIccpumkI.
Not ten In huroliy ulvon Unit. W.W. HnnilniH.
fxi'cjilor of MiildcKiiito, Iiwh nicd it poiltl.m
imiyliin for f) mil Hattlniiicnitiuiil tillowuion
u liln iiilmlulHlrntlnii iii'pouut (tied In this
V','!r"" "' ll'th diiv of Nnvinunr, A. I).
1001, nml for lil illRcliiiruo iih niipIi executor.
"tid tlin mono Ims luion noI for lnmrlnij on tho
2Ht duv or Dcconilmr, Hint, nt 10 o'cloolc u. in..
nt Hid county court roim of suld county, In
Auliurn, M'licn unit whom nil porsotm lhtnr-
PHtoiliii Hitlil iniiltnr miiy nppi'iir unit mow
cuiiho. If there lio nny, why tho ptnvor of
wild nntltlon, Nlionlil not tin irriinti'il, mid tr
xnfllalunt oinsn N not Hhown tho court tuny
urai.t t hn pruvor thmcol, mid nmUo niicIi fur-
tlmr nnd ntimr ordcrd ns nmv ho pro-cr.
Diitul eiilH IDMi ilny or Novum lior. 1001.
KtO.lA.UI l- NHAL, Coil lit;,-.ruilKQ.
II frl I D ft-A Pr- ny '.". micr0 Purcn Ml
UllwUrC fcinnlo dlRcnscH. At lime
n,i , i . Kl8t-M' " UlUHtrntoil book
nml nitvioo f roo. Dr. 1J. J. Kny, Snratotfii, N. Y. r
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Halcc? You Miserable.
Almost everybody who renda tho news
papers to suro to know of tho wonderful
cures mauo by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
tho prcat klJnev. livr
Li and bladder remedy.
Ije ims me great medl-
pi, l - !' v. uiu tunc-
if tcenth century; dis-
j , covered after years of
i r- "t! iiiciiiiiic icsiarcn by
nirB Dr- K'lmer, the emi-
.w.i. i.iuiiwjr uuu UlilU
der snrt1lrt anJ i..
wonderfully successful In promptly cmlng
lamo back, kidney, bladJer, uric acid trou
bles nnd Brlght's Disease, which 13 tho worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root la not rec
ommended for everything but if you lmvokld
noy, llvor or bladder trouble It will be found
Just tho rcmody you need. It ha3 been tested
In so many ways, in hospital work, In private
practice, amonrr the holplsss too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a ape3i.1l arrahcement has
been made by which all readers of thi3 paper
who havo not already tried it, may have a
cumplo bottle rant free by mall, also a book
tolling mpro about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If ifll have Itldnov crhlnrMnt trnitMx
Vhen writing mention reading this generous
oner
send
Dr.
hamton, , Y. Tha "Hg
roRiuar titty cent nnd nomiorswmp-noc.
dollar sizes arc said by all good druggists. '
It H fa
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The Nebraska Advertiser
W. W. Sandkiih, publHher
FUIUAY, NOVKAIUEIl 21), 11)01.
Hey. 1). 11. Lake will preach a
Tlmnkegivlng ncrmuiiai tlio Afctliodiat
clittrcli .Sunday nlht.
Ooorgo rackloy has bouglit Mrs.
UoHlna Wlieoler'a reflldonco proporty,
north or Uiu p.trk, paying gfiUO for It.
L'oflaeaflloti will ho given March 1st,
when George will moyo to town.
Dick Cliambcra Ih having two criba
of corn Hhellod and delivered at tho eN
evator thin week. Thero are about
nine thousand buahola in tho crlb.s, lor
which lie recelvL's G8 centa a bushel.
Notice is hereby glvon that all tiers
aona having delinquent poraonal taxea
to call and nettle the aame ut onco and
aave all unnoceasary coats.
G. E. Coiinotom, Co. Treaa.
To Curo a Cold In Ono Day
Tako Laxative UrotuoQiilnliio Tablets.
All druggiata refund tlio money if it
faila to outo. E V Grove's signature
on each box. Trice 25 cents 0 22
FOR SALE.
Ono two-year-old Jeraoy hoifor; will
bo freah about March llrst; one Jersey
yearling hetfor, and twelve head extra
good ahoats, aix black and six ted, wil
weigh about 100 pounds apieco.
Inquire ol' M. T. HILL.
Hoy Stevens and Ed Littrell had an
exciting experience Sunday. They
were driving and tho team run away.
Tho buggy was upset ni'ar Birl Hoo
ver's store and Hoy was held by the
upturned buggy while the hornes made
complete clrclo in tho street. lie
fortunately escaped with soma bad
bruises. H1 Littroll ulao iuceivud
some bruises.
Frank Woodward had some expen
sive meat for ilia Thanksgiving dinner.
This part of the dinner coat him at
leaat $7 50. About a year ago Frank
paid $15 for a piiir of Belgian hares.
Ho felt proud for awhile to think that
be was tight in tho awitn so far as the
Belgian liare craze was couciirnod, and
expectod in a short timn to be utile to
supply all 1) is frhnda with Ono pedi
gteed harea. But as tho mouths rolled
along and no little bares appeared he
tried to sell out but could not find a
buyer. A short time ago they had one
for dinner, and on Thanksgiving day
had the other one. Frank has reliied
from tho Belgian hare business.
SCHOOL NOTES.
IIAICL ANUKKSON, .,
Lulu Coo fun, (L,IM1
Tons;
Fearl Duff was absent Ttxadiiy.
Edith Uuekill waa abattnt Monday.
Thesovonthgn.de had examination
H....in.,.rT..PR.lv.
in spelling Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Woiiuer, of Brownville,
viaited school Friday.
Harry Baldwin was absent Wednes
day on account of sickness.
All the pupils from outside districts
spMit Thanksgiving at their homes.
The school will liuvu vacation Thurs
day and Friday. Thanks to tho school
board,
Ella Shively has been out. of school
"f'vcr.il days on account of sickness at
home.
Clarenco and Verne Clark wore new
pupils in tho llrst ami second grades
Monday.
Etirl Seid has hgen absent forseveinl
days. lie had the' mibfuituno to run a
liaiti into his knee.
Blanche Black, who Ins been a pupil
in the H'ooud grade during her stay tu
Nemaha, letl aaUinl.iy tur lu-i homo in
C loimlo.
Si'ln o' report for Koviinbpr:
High school
Nutiibi'i I'lirnllcd h.. !!l
Aveniue at i Hilda ui'ii ;j
Nntnbcrot pupiis not absent ....ID
hi'-1 iii'iiuiif "
Numlicr enrolled ',.. 42
AvuiaH aUuiidiuiee :ii
NuiniuM not alirtuiit; ,....' 17.
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Brownville Locals
Luto Mum ford lost a hoiso a few
days ago.
Mrs. Blchtnond went to Auburn
Tuesday.
Mrs. Stitninors Is up to Nebraska City
for TlmnkBgiving.
Misees Pearl Mlnick and Helen Hltto
are home this week.
It Itaa always been said that "money
talks,' but tills year corn talks.
J. Ii. Lewis ami family have gone to
Auburn to upend their vacation.
John and Will and Missas Mary and
Jessie Stouteviilo ate homo for Thunka
glvlng dinner.
Mra. Olllo Hamer, of Kansas City, is
vialtlugthia week with Mrs. Coving
ton and family.
John Ackornian'a father is making
him a visit and holping to nurse him
back to health.
Mrs. ltobiiiBon and children went op
to Peru to spond Thanksgiving with
parents and grandparents.
John Ackernian is alowly recoverlnc
from tho wound lie received from an
enraged hog some weeks ago.
Union services at the Christian
church tonight Kov. J. Lowelling
preaches the Thanksgiving sermon.
Lou Bickford and Jesse Piaster
have come homo from Johnson, where
they have boon working in the atone
quarry.
Mrs. Helen Hobinson, of Chicago,
daughter of the late Dr. Hullidny. ar
rived Wednesday on a viaic with Dr.
Crane and mother.
Thoioia quite a numbrir of visitots
in town for Thanksgiving also a good
many of our cit.ziuiH are away whose
names we did not get.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Patton, who
have been visiting for some weeks ex
pect to go, to Kausaa City noxt week
whoro Mr. Patton expects to have Ills
eves operated on for cataract, ho being
entirely blind in one eye and almst
blind 111 tho other ono.
DEHORNING
John Flack has bought dehorning
clippers and fitted p.p a chute and is
now piepared to dehorn any nu.nber of
eattlo on short notice. H has tho
clinto on wheels, so he can take it
right with him. Give him it trial if
you want any dehorning douo.. Satis
faction guaianteod.
A Weekly Agricultural Journal
Ono Year Froo.
To all Mihsoribera who pny one year
in ai.vuneo we will send for ono year
tho North western Agriculturalist, an
xcellmt rami journal published at
Minneapolis, Minn. Cull in and get u
biimp lu copy.
THIS IS Y0ITE 0IIAN0B
, J" " "er.1" ,trru,l,c 't your
,,0", ihe ""l-WeeUly State Journal
In order to introduce it into your
will be mailed f.om now until January
1, lt)0'2. loronly twenty-live cents. This
will ive you a paper overv Tuesdav
ami Friday and will lie almost as cood
as a daily. It will ivn you all tho
mtukuta, which just now is a valuable
1 eat tiro, worth to every fajmer maHy
times tho cost of the p.iper The Jour
nal Is printed at the state capital and
is more of a stato paper than any of its
competitors. It prints the news of tho ,
world fiesh tiotn special wiies in its
own oillooand piints it twice a week
while it is fiesh, and doesn't charrjo
you any more for It than does the old- '
fashioned weoklv. Snnd vmir mh,h-Uh
to The State Journal, Lincoln, Neb.
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JustSavod His Lifo
T .i.:li! . . .
il " iiiriiiingOhcnpoiiiHiuiiarles
ivi of Hownrston, O , lutoly hnd
from a frightful death. For tvo jenrs
n severe lun' trouble oontantlv crow
worso until it eonit)d lio must die of
Onnfumption. Then ho bejjiin to use
Dr ICing'H Now Discovery and lately
wrote: "H uuvo itiHtnnt roliof :m.i r
footed h perniiuiontcure." Such won
dirful cures havo Hir '2b years proven
its jinwer to euro all Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles. Price 50o and SI
livery hottlo giiainntecd. Trial hot-
ties f.-oo nt ICeeilng'H drug store.
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This ricar.tnro is on cvory box ot tho coaulco
------...luw-srutuiiiw ia
it6 roaiedy that ',ttreu r cold lu ouo rioy
All our farmer readeis should take
advantage of tho unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which
includoa with this pnpet The hnva
Homestead, its Special Farmers' Insti
tute editions, The Poultry Farmtr, and
The Fanners' Mutual Insurance Jour
nal, These four publications aro tho
best of dii-ir class and should bo in
every farm homo. To them wo add
for local, county and genet ul news our
own paper and mako tho price lor tho
II vo for ono year $1.05. Never before
was so much superior reading matter
offered for ao auiall an amount of
money. Tho four papera named which
we club with our ow n aro well known
throughout the west and commend
themselves to the rcadoi's favoinblo
attention upon mere mention. Tho
Homestead is the great agricultural
and live stock paper of tho west. The
Poultry Farmer is tho most practical
poultry paper for the runner published
in tho country; Tho Farmers' Mutual
Insuranco Journal is tho special advo
cato of farmers' co-operatlvo associa
tions, and tho Special Farmets' Insti
tute editions are the most practical
publications for the promotion of good
farming over published. Tako advant
ago of this great'offor.
J. W. SAPP
REAL ESTATE, LOAN
and Insurance Agent.
Collections mudo
No'ary Public in nfilco.
UKOWNVJLLE, NE1JRASKA.
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(your own nelectlon) to Yery sub
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All Seams Allowed and Perforetlons show
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Only 10 and 15 centa each none higher
Ask (or them Sold in nearly every city
and town, or by mall (rom
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Wo will quoto you a fow prices this week:
NOW SEE
Child's Overshoes por pair, GOc
Misses' Overshoes, per pair, HOc
Ladies' Overshoes, por pair, 9c
Boys' Overshoes, por pair, (Jf)e
Men's Overshoes, per pair, $1.25
Every pair bought this year
Roys' Felt Boots and overs, per pr, $1.75
Men's Polt Boots and overs, pop pr, 1.05
White Lily Flour, every sack warrant-
ed, por sack, $1.10
Snow Flake Flour, every sack warrant
ed, per stick, 1.10
Men's heavy ileeced underwear, Shirts
only, quantity limited, each, H0c
27 pair Misses' Shoes, not quite up to
dato take them at 25c per pair
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JNO. W. BITO U-I BY
BROWN VILLE. NEBRASKA
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WESLEY H. CLARK
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Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'Phone culls answered promptly,
NEMAHA, NKBU.
R. A. HELMER,
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
All work Ruiirnnlccil lo tifvo iitlrnctlti!i
Yest of Court Houso Squnre,So-Aulnun,Neb
C . LORD
will sell you
cheaper than any ono
Wo mako a specialty of
Undertaksog
Casket h, all kinds and prices
ErnPoeilrrsirsg
done. Hearse furnished
Shubert, Nebr.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Tiz 5 xMi Breakfast fcoj?.
PUR!?1A WEALTH FLOUR
"BRAIN BBEAD5
Purina Mills, St. Louis, Mo,
A TriADC Marks
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ConvmnuTfs &c.
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tlonsntilctly
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l-.iiotns lanon luroueu Aiunu ft co. recclvo
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year: four months, (H. Boulbynll nowsilonlcm.
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