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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1902.
NUMBER 34
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Local 3STews
The Bleighing is about Bpoiled.
See M T II ill for (Ire insurance.
'WVIart'Quille? has been very sick with
scarlatina.
M. T. Hill received his stock of wall
paper Thurnday.
The Advertiser and the Chicago In
ter Ocean for $1.40
There is only one case of smallpox iu
Nemaha or vicinity
Thirty Plymouth Hook cockerels for
sale at the Titus Nursery.
Mrs. Rose Gilbert went to Lincoln
Wednesday to visit friends
Call aud sou us for reduced rates on
magazines aud newspapers.
See W. W. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Goods.
Claud Scovill is now employed by the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D Italney, of Brown
ville, were Nemaha visitors Sunday.
Os'car F. Scovill has had his pension
increased from $8 to $10 per month.
Miss Lillian Minick visited her
hi others at Bracken Wednesday and
Thursday.
Itev. D. B. Lake closed his meetings
Monday night, on account of the small
pox scare.
Seymour Howo visited friends in
Omaha from Tuesday until Friday of
last week.
Frank Woodward -went to Kansas
City Thursday to see his mother, who
is worse again.
Mrs. John Quinn, of Bedford pre
cinct, visited Mr. and Mi.'.lmos M
Burns Wednesday.
Call in and see us if you want to
subscribe for any paper published in
the United States.
All the old maids of Nemaha will be
at the Old Maid's Convention Saturday
night, February 22nd.
'Gene Combs, of Pawnee City, came
to Nemaha last Saturday and visited
friends until Monday,
The Old Maid's Convention will be
hold at Hoover'd opera house Saturday
night, FtbruHry 22nd.
John I. Drossier, of Auburn, was a
Nemaha visitor Tuesday and gave The
Advertiser office a call.
Miss Mamie Bartlett. of Shubert.was
the guest of Miss Florence Bums
this week.
The Advertiser and the St. LouIb
Globe Democrat both one year for
nly $1.76.
Charley Llndsey has moved to Langi
don, Mo., where he will run a black
smith shop.
1 have for sale 4 head of good horses,
1 line pony, l fresh Jersey cow, and a
lot of pole wood, all on my farm be
tween Peru and Brownville.
Jno. S. Stull. Auburn, Nebr.
Mrs. Strain went to Nebraska City
Tuesday to see her daughter, Mrs.
Morris, who is very sick.
Dr. Stiers has his offices equipped
with Hot Air aparatuses for treating
rheumatism aud nasal catarrh.
W.T. Banks, of North Platte, visited
Nemaha friends from Saturday after
noon until Monday forenoon.
Miss Florence Minick returned home
last Saturday after a visit of several
days with her brothers at Bracken.
Little Neva Russell, daughter of
Lestor Russell, has been very sick with
scarletinn, but is getting some better.
For bst assortment of Dry Goods
and Shoes go to the Daylight Store of
South Auburn W. W. Harrii prop'r.
George Llndsey wbb taken sick Tues
day with a sevtre chill and symptoms
of pneumonia, but we understand is
getting batter.
We still have thirty Plymouth Rock
cockerels. If you need any call at
once. We want to close them out,
Titus Nurskuy.
Dr. MacVean will be at Mr. Young's
residence, Brownville, Thursday of
each week, for the next thirty days.
Eyes Jtested free. Twenty per cent,
off an glasses for school children,
1902
Wall Paper
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Hill's Drugstore
Mrs Tolllngor, who has been visiting
in Iowa, returned to Nemaha Wednes
day. Fay Galther, ofMaltland, Mo,, came
io Nemaha Wednesday morning, visit
ing friends until Friday forenoon, when
ho started for Alliance.
Charley Woodward came in from
Hastings last Saturday and visited his
parents and friends until Thursday,
when he went to Kansas City.
Burch McGrow, of Auburn, started
for tne Philippine Islands last Satur
day, being ono of the teachers sent by
our government to instruct tlio young
Filipinos.
Early Monday morning Nate Sedoras
called for us to "Come over and see my
BOY. He's a line one weighs 10
pouada." The young gentleman was
born Sunday.
Oacar F. Scouill, who has been stop
ping at the soldier's home at Mllford.
Nebr., for several months, came to Nes
malm Monday evening and is visiting
friends for a few days
We understand W. C. Parriott, coun
ty superintendent, and Miss Bessie
Tynan, of Stella, were marriedWednes-
day, The Advertiser extends commits
ulation and best wishes.
The editor has baen suffering from
an attack of the grip for almost a week
not quite sick enough to go to bed
but too sick to do anything except sit
around and feel miserable
Mrs. D II. Clark and children re
turned home last Friday afternoon, af
ter a visit of several days with their
parents and grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Chamberlain, at Johnson.
J. F. Ramsey, who for some time
has bad the contract for carrying the
mail on the star route from Nemaha to
St. Deroln, has been awarded the con
tract again. He gets 500 per year
under the new contract.
My stock of furniture and stoves in
complete. If you aro needing anything
in my line give mo a call and I will
assure you fair treatment.
J. W, AltMSTKONd,
South Auburu, Neb.
Having bought the harness stock of
John A. Hiatt, we will hereafter carry
a complete stock of harness and har
nes supplies, whips, halters, saddles,
robes, etc. Prices guaranteed right.
Call and see us.
Edwards & Rradfokd Lumuer Co.
Yon may as well expect to run a
steam engine without water ns to find
an active, energetic man with a torpid
liver, and you may know his liver is
torpid when he does not relsh his food
or feels dull and languid after eating
often has headache and somotimes dlz
zleness. A few doses of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets will restor
his liver to its normal functions, renew
his vitality, imprave bis digestion and
make him feel like a new man. Price,
25 cents. Sample free at Keellnc's
drug store.
Old papers for Bale at this office.
$ ANDREW A-y-xrrcM
Invites all his old customer and many new ours to cul'l $
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on mm in mo new dnck uaa l-u iowh mi hiim?. wimr
you will llnd him with an entire new stock of
Tlie Old Maid's
Convention
which will bo hold at Hoover's opera
house Saturday night, February 22nd,
will bo one of the best entertainments
ever given In Nemalm. If you want
to enjoy yourself thoroughly do not
fall toattond. Aemission: Adults, 20
cents: children, 15 conts; reserved
seats, 25 cents.
Mrs. CIihb. P. Scovill had n nnrrow
escape from burning to death Friday
of last week. In taking a lid off the
stove her apron caught tiro. She tried
to put out the blaze, burning her right
wrist eeveiely, but could not succeed,
and ran to the homo of Dick Chambers,
living next. door, whom tho lire was
ex; ngtiudiol. If help hud not been
very near she would probably havo
bi'ou sevorely if not fatally burned
Curtis Brown, who has been visiting
in Pawnee county, returned home early
Fiiday morning. Ho came to Tecum
sell on the train Thursday afternoon,
netting there too late for tho passonger
train When he fwund thero would be
no freight that night he started out
and walked home, getting here the
hitter part of the night tiled out and
with badly frozon ears
Dr. Dillon, of Auburn, was a pleiip
aul caller Monday He had boon down
to Morgan's Island to seo some small
pox patients three members of a fninN
ly living on the island having the diss
eise in a light form. While here tho
doctor viBited William Smiley aud said
was the worst case he had seen.
My little son had an attack of whoop
tig cough and was threatened with
pneumonia; but for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy we would havo had a
Hnrioua time of it.' It also saved him
from several severe attacks of croup
H J Stickfaden, editor World-IIearld.
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Keeling.
Frank Flack has bought property In
South Aubuin nnd expects to inoui
out there in about two weeks. He will
hold on to his Nemiilm property so ho
can move back here when .10 gets tired
of Auburn.
Prof O. D, Scholl and family will
leave tomorrow fur their long journey
to Manila. They go from hero to New
York aud take passage for the Philip
pines by way of Gibraltar and the Suiz
canal. Prof. Schell hnu been a valued
instructor In ur public schools and the
loss will bo keenly felt, not only In edu
cational but In Boclal circles as Prof
and MrB: Schell were well known and
popular people. Falls City Journal
Mrs. Scholl is a daughter of Mrs.
John Clark, of this precinct, and n sis
ter of I). II. Clark.
Last Sunday was Mrs E A. Min-.
Ick's birthday and her daughters
planned and carried out a very pleasant
BurpriBe. She was persuaded to attend'
services at the Christian church that
morning. When she got homo she
found a bountiful dinner all ready to
hs eaten, and waiting for her were her
brother-in-law, II T. Minick, and wife,
aud nil her children aud grandchildren
living near here-Oscar L. Minick. wlTo
and three children, Chits T. Minick,
wlf and two children, Albert R Titua
and wife, Misses Florence and Lillian
Minick, and Cyrus Minick.
Ordor of Hoaring nnd Notioo of
Potition for Sottlomont
of Aooount.
Iiv, tlin Coimtv Court of Ncnmlin onunty, Neb.
Tho Htntu of Nobrnnlcn County of Neinulm, h.
To JoM-nli Yottcr, Prank Yottor, Mis. KIU
INhtmril, .liruo Yultor unl Mrc Hnrali r.om
nii, and nil jhthoiik IrttorrHtoil In the estulo
ol Until lul Yottor, dccuamid,
Notluo Ih hurohy Klvon that K. h. Wood,
wind Iihh tiled a pptltlnu prnylnK for final
nut tlemont and allowance) of IiIh udnilnlNlia
lion account filed Iu thin court, on tlm'.'lHt
day of January, A. I). 1002, and lor tlin mini
oriwuuty dollarn (820 OC) lor oxIrAonllimry
Mtrvlci's rendered said tiHtntc, and tliuBmo
luiH boon not for hearing on tho 171 li
day of Konruary, J002, at 10 o'cloolc a. in,
at tlio county court roam of mild county, In
Auliurn. when and whuio all persona tutor
cHled In Nuld mattur iniiy appuar and nuow
can ho, if there ho any, why tho prayer of
wild petition uliould tint bo granted, and If
Rufllclont oaiiNO Is not ahown tlio court may
Krant tho prayer tbereol, aud tnako micli fur
ther and other orderH ax may tio pro er.
Dated IIiIm 21st day of January, liwa.
HICIIAHI) K. NKAL, County Judgo.
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L. H. BATTLES
Nemaha, Nofcr.
Come and see us
when
in Nemaha,
We can offer you
substantial
inducements
to trade with us
POULTRY WAINTEDI
Hone, 7 l-4c cash; 7 l-2c In trade.
Received at this price Mondays
and Tuesdays,
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