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GILBERT & BflPCANDLESS
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DEHORNING
John Flack has bought dehorning
clippers and litced up a chute and is
now prepared to dehorn any nu.nbor of
cattle on short notice. Ho has the
chute on wheels, so he can tuke it
right with him. Give him a trial if
you want any dehorning done. Satis
faction guaranteed.
!Tho Best 19 tho Choaoost."
Not how cheap, hut how good, is the
question.
The Twice-a-Week Republic is not aB
cheap as are some so-called newspapers.
Hut it is as cheap as it ia possible to
a01 a first class newspaper. It prints
nil the news that is worth printing. If
you read it all the yeai round, you are
posted on all the important and inters
mating affairs of the world. It is the
bnst and most reliable newspaper that
money and brains can produce and
tho.se stio'ild be the distinguishing
traits of the newspaper that is designed
to he read by all members of the
family.
Subscription price, 81 a year. Any
newsdealer, newspaper or postmaster
will receive your f-ubscription, or you
may mail it dirtct to
The KicruBLic,
St. Louis, Mo,
All our farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which
includes with this paper The Iowa
Homestead, its Special Farmers' Insti
tute editions, and The Poultry Farm-,
er. These three publications are the
lMst of their class and should be in
every farm homo. To them we add
tor local, county and geueral news our
own paper and make the price tor the
four for one yearftl .35 . Never before
was so much superior reading matter
offered for so tun all an amount of
money The papers named which
we club with our ow n are well known
throughout the west and commend
themselves to the reader's favorablo
attention upon mere mention. Tho
Ilomcstend is the great agricultural
mid live stock paper of the west. The
Poultry Farmer is tho most practical
poultry paper for the farmer published
in fhe country, and tho SpecialjFarm
'is' Institute editions are the most
practical publications for the promo
tion of good farming ever published.
Take advantage of this great offer.
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See Us,
See M T Hill for tire insurance.
Elmer Brimbl returned to Lincoju
Isnt Saturday.
The Advertiser and the Chicago In
tar Ocean for $1.40
Eugene Howe returned to Hubbell,
Nebr., last Saturday.
Leslie W. Woedward went to Des
Moines, Iowa, Monday.
Call and see us for reduced rates on
magazines and newspapers.
See W. V. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Goods.
Jeff Broady went to Lincoln Thurs
day to visit parents and frieud.
Meat cutters of all kinds and prices
at Edwards A Bradford'Lutnber Co.
Nelson Hadlock has beau sick for
several days but is getting some better.
Avis Curse has beeu sick for about a
week with scarlitina, but is getting
better.
T. W. Wheeler.'came in.from Auburn
Monday afternoon, returning the next
foroioon .
Mr. Gnllnger, of Abiline, Kansas, is
visiting his btothor-in-law, George El
dredge, this neek.
Call in and see ub if you want to
subscribe for auy paper published in
the United States.
Mrs. LyU Hair returned to Unadllla
Tuosday, after several days' visit with
her mother, Mre Keen Leslie.
Dr. Stiers lias his otlices equipped
with Hot Air aparatuses for treating
rheumatism and nasal catarrh.
Mrs. Veva Itainey, of Brownville,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Hoover, Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Woodward went to Beatrico
Monday and from there to Lincoln, re
turning home Thursday afternoon,
For best assortment of Dry Goods
and Shoes go to the Daylight Store of
South Auburn W. T. Harris prop'r.
STOPS THE COUGH
WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative BromoQuinino Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. 25c
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Frank Lindsey has botitit the house
and lot BOiithweat of the school house
Hint Dick Charobi'is recently boUI to Q.
W , Shlveley,
ttollie Morton had a birthday party
Wodneeday ufteauoon (mm -1 until 7
nu'lnck, and those present enjojed
hemselves heartily.
Mi-8 Eva Ale Iws the latent styles
of millinery and hor ptioa are right.
Orcsbiuaklng of all kinds done prompt
ly and at reasonable rates.
John A. Illtitt hm bought tho Ncs
mnhu restaurant of Mrs. Carse, taking
immediate possession Ho will prob
ably sell his Imruen shop
If you are going to need a steal
range- or anything In tho atnvn line, go
to Edwards & Hradfoid Lumbar Co.
Llioy can imvo you money.
Mrs. Dr. Keeling slipped and loll at
her homo last Saturday, and wan se
verely jarred. She has been suffering
from the effects ever since
Just received, a stock of skates,
sleds, harmonicas, arolmrena board,
etc Come iu and look at them.
Edwards A Hkadfokd Lnn. Co,
A key ring with two keys o it was
found on the street a few days ago
The owner can have the same by cull
iug at this ottlce and paying for notice
II. D Btebe received the sad news
Monday alternoon of the death ef his
granilfather.which occurred at 3 o'clock
that metning at his home near Stanton,
Nbr.
JoeciTitus returned from Oklahoma
Tuesday. Joe has been there nearly
two months and nays he saw some fine
country, but is satisfied to remain in
Nt-maha county.
1 have for sale 4 head of good.horses,
1 fine pony, 1 fresh Jersey cow, aud a
lot of pole wood, all on my farm tie
tweenPeru and Brownville.
Jno. S. Stull. Auburn, Nebr.
Tho infant son of Mr and Mrs. J.
M. Workman died Friday of lastweek.
from cerebro spinal meningitis. Ha
would have been three years oldln
February. The pnreuta have our sym
athy Injtheir bereavement.
Ed Frazier got full Thursdayand
when the marshal attempted to arrest
him,thatnight he revlsted. He was
lodged iu the cooler and the next
morning he wai taken before S. C.
Iv.iwnvice, justice of the peace, who
fined nim 81 and costs
A. F. Walsh Is having a lot of the
Huover timber land cleared off utid
will put out a big orchard. The laud
le along the bluff about two miles and
a half northeast of Nemaha. Mr.
Walsh is getting huge piles of poles
and long rickB of cord wood piled up
n Nemaha.
Dr. Towne, of Omaha, was in Ne
maha u few hours Thursday afternoon
aud gavejtbis ollice a short call. The
doctor in a meraoer of the state board
of health and looks after the investiga
tion and quarantining of smallpox and
other contagious diseases, he being an
expert in that line.
Marie Woodvvsrd was three years
old Wednesday and her mother gave
her a party to colsbrate the event. A
number of nice presents were received.
The following little folkB were pres
ent: Helen Gilbert, Genevieve Mc
Candless, Ruth Keeling, Esther Keel
ing, Mario Galbtaith, Nova Zook, Pearl
Chambers, Fay Chambers, Courtney
Anderson, Lora Hoasloy, Lil'.ie Clark,
Grace Jarvis.
The Methodiit Sunday school last
Sunday elected tho following officers
for the next six months:
Superintendent W W Keeling.
Assistant sup't I N Cooper.
Secretary Misa May Kerker.
Assistant secretary Wm Smiley.
Treasurer Waltor Hadlock.
Librarian Miss Lulu Cooper.
Asb't libaarian Maudie White.
Orghnist Miss Lillian Miuick,
Ass't organist- -Mlas FlorencoMlnlck
RESOLUTINB OF EESPEOT
The following resolutions were
adopted Wednesday night at tho rogu
lar meeting of Olive camp No. 14, W.
O. W.
Whereas, God in lis providence line
removed. by death tho wife ot our be
loved sovereign, Sylvester W. Hudge
Itesolved, therefoie, and with deep
humility, that the sympathies and soi
row of our camp be extended to our
boreavod brother and his children; and
that in thus boning in humble sub
mission to His will wn drape our camp
iu mourning for the next ISO daa
W. W. Kkkumi,
J. A. 11 1 ATT,
Committee.
Victory lodgf No 11)6, 1. O. O. F.,
ail op tt'd the following renolutlona:
Whereai, Thuiu has been removed
from our midst by thegilm monster
death the wife of our beloved brother,
Sylvester W. Hodge; therefore be it
llesolved, That we, his fellow broth
ers, extend to him and his children our
sincere sympath) 'and f internal help in
F., L. and T., and that we drupe our
hall in mourning.
J. A. Hia.it.
Makshall Tkhii,
HUFU3 Ilu'.VKN,
Committee.
Old papers for sale at this office.
New Drug Store
ANNOUNCEMENT
At the old place you
wiirfind me with a new
clean stock of Drugs,
Medicines and Sund
ries. Cigars, the best
brands.
Prescriptions just as
written our specialty.
Respectfully,
M. T. HILL.
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A BIG REDUCTION
IN PRICES ON
ALL WINTER GOODS
WE WANT TO
SPRING
AND MUST CLOSE THESE OUT
Highest RriceScFeilcl for Poultry $
eundL Produce
COME AND SEE US
Ii. HI. BATTLES
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Tho ice on the Mlnsotirl river linff
broken up at UiIh peint.
Mr and Mrs. It. T. Devorst? arrived
home Friday morning from Oklahoma
where they have tieen visiting their unn
W. T. Dnvorss and old friends. They
reportall farmer Nemaha county pro
pin as apparently prosperous in good
health and well pleaaed with tha coun.
try.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Nouau BuitsoN, 3 w.ii.M
Williau-Smilby,, huM,or8-
' With healing heart to the' task he
went." Scott.
Pvarl Hiatt was absent Monday.
Sarah Frazier wan absent Monday.
Tho ninth grado have taken up rhet
toric.
The sixth grade aro reviewing in
history.
Lata Hilll was absent several dnys
this week.
Arthur Llttrtll, enteied the sixth
urhdu Monday,
David Burns entered the eighth
grade Monday.
Miss Mary Steutevillr visited tha
high room last Thursday.
The eighth Fgrnde art struggling in
algebra. Ninth grade ditto.
Johnnie Stephenson visited the pri
mal y room Friday morning.
Neva Bunnell was absent from school
last week on account of sickness.
Excellent weather. It is not often
that hoys can play ball'in January,
Mrs. Yackley, Ted Scovill and Ed
Littrell visited tho school Monday.
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Avis Cnrfto and Ethel Eldredge are
absent this week on account of sick
noas
Tht eighth grade have begun the
t(llt ci Ictkkeeping and civil gov
errjment.
School began Monday, after a week's
vacation, with a full attendance in all
departments.
Elfie and r.Edna Thomas will be
missed among the pupils of the second
and third grades.
The 'Advertiser and the St. Louie
Globe Democrat both one yeur for
only $1.75.
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