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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1902.
NUMBER 37
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Have just received a large
stock of the latest styles In
Dress Goods ,..-
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Dry Goods
Notions
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Groceries
Alao a large assortment of.
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Trunks, Valises, etc,
Yon arr) invited to caII and see them.
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Local News
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dee II T Hill for Ore insurance.
We were visited by 86w storms Fri
diy aud Saturday.
Tho Advertiser and the Chicago In
ter Ocean for $1,40 .,
Deputy Sheriff Fred Kuhrs nu u
Nemaha visitor Monday.
Thirty Plymouth Uock cockerels far
iilo lit the Titus Nursery.
Call and Bee us for reduced rates on
magazines and newspaper:).
See W. W. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Goods.
The ice went out of the Missouri
river Thursday of latt week.
George Eldredge, who uew lives near
Stella, gave us a social call Monday.
August Quiller is able to be out
again after a uevere attack of measles.
Mrs. Wesley H. Clark has been very
lick with the grip but is uew some
better.
The Advertiser and the 8t. Louie
Globe Democrat both one year for
nly 1.75.
Ted Scovill, who has beea in Kansas
for some time, returned to Nemaha
about a week ago.
Call in and see us If you want to
subscribe for any paper published in
the United States.
Miss Martha Curtis returned to Net
malm last Saturday after a visit of
several days at Peru.
Charley Woodward now has a posi
tion as stenographer in the grain ex
change at Kansas City.
Dr. Stiers has his offices equipped
with Hot Air aparatuses for treating
rheumatism and nasal catarrh.
For best assortment of Dry Goods
and Shoes go to the Daylight Store of
South Auburn W. W. Harris prop'r.
John Weightraan, of Forest City,
Mo., returned home Tuesday after vis
iting for some time with his cousin,
Mra. U. T. Devoras.
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The Odd Fellows are having a ware
house built back of their store roem.
Jim Burns is deing the work,
Nemaha will have a photograph gal
lery next month. The Gem Art Co. will
have their car here the first of the
month
Mrs. W. H. Hoover and Miss Helen
Hoover returned to Nemaha Tuesday
afternoon after an absence of several
months. '
Mrs. W, A. Codingten. of Weather
ford, Oklahema, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Battles. She arrived
Wednesday afternoon.
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cockerels. If you need any call at
once. We want to close then out
TlTUB NURBERY.
Miss Dora Morton, who has been at
home for two weeks on account ef the
sickness of her mother; returned to her
school near Breck Friday ef this week.
Mrs. Peter Kerker and Willie went
to Brownville. Wednesday te visit rela
tives. Willie returnee! Thursday fore
noen and Mrs'. Kerker Friday fore
noon. 1 have for'sale 4 bead of good horses,
1 fine pony, 1 freah Jersey cow, and a
lot of pole wood, all on 1117 farm be
tween Peru and'Brownville.
Jno. S. Stuix. Auburn, Nebr.
David Carrol, whe has been ie the
Rig Horn valley in Montana for some
time, returned to Nemaha Monday
evening. Davie thinks there is ne
place like Nemaha and is always glad
to get back hero.
Mrs. Hattis Bradley, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet
Hoover, and her sister, Mrs.Buchcnau,
for some time, started for her home in
Oklahoma Tuesday. Her nephew,
Eddie Bucbenau, went with her.
LOOK HERE!
All interested in good garden seeds
should buy from the old reliable seed
house, P. Kerker, who sells Mangels.
dorf Bros.' seeds, the best seed bouse in
the west. We notice these "tested
seedB" patrons have to fall back on the
Old Reliable House, who handles all
kinds of Beeds, garden and field, cheaper
than any other house in this county.
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1902
Wall Paper
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Hillfs Drugstore
Attempted Bank
Robbery
Safe of the Bank of
Nemaha Blown Open
Bobbers Scared Away
without getting
anything
A bold attempt was made early Fri
day morning to rob the Bank of Nema
ha. Shortly before 2 o'clock a loud ex
plosion was heard. Numerous persons
were aroused' by the sound , Earle
Gilbert, living across the street from
the baak, was aroused by the explosion,
saw that a bank robbery was being ats
tempted, aqd. .hurr tartly . dressed' eud
went, out to get help.' He" Tan over
and wokeF. L. Woodward and while
there a second explosion was heard.
Gilbert and Woodward ran to the hotel
an gave the alarm! Elmer E. Allen,
the cashier of the bank, Swift Mc
Candless, David Carrol and Dr. Stiers
were soon oat, but the six .nen wisely
concluded that it would be folly for
them to attempt to capture the robbers
as only three had firearms, so they gave
an alarm by firing of their guns and
yelling, and the robbers skipped out.
The eight was very" dark and little
could be seen. When the bank was
opened it was found in a state of con
fusion. The doors to the safe had been
blown open and one was blown off the
hinges, but the door to the money chest
had not been forced, and no money
was secured. Parts of the safo had
gone through the building on the north
and west.cutting boles entirely through
plastering, bexing and weatherboard
lag. One glass in one of the front
windews was shattered, the stove badly
broken and other damage done. The
books had not been injured. Miss
Lillian Minick, the postmistress, kept
the stock of stamps in the bank safe in
a paatboard box. This had been laid
on the fleor at one side of the safe and
none of the stamps taken, In fact, the
robbura got nothing for their trouble.
A crowbar and spike-sledge had been
taken from the B. & M. tool house and
used in forcing the window. No at
tempt had been made te mufti e the
souud of the explosion.
As Boon as possible a message was
sent te Beatrice for the bloodhounds.
They arrived about noon, and shortly
after were taken to the scene of the at
tempted robbery, when they soon toek
the trail, following without any hesita
tion from the bank to the alley and then
south along the alley and through the
pasture south of town to the tool house.
The handcar had been taken from there
and was sslssed early in -the morning
and messages sent out to watch for it,
as patty on a handcar bad been heard
going past Bracken after two o'clock
In the morning. The handcar was
found deaerted near the B. & M. and
M. P. crossing this side of Auburn.
After the bloodhounds traced the men
to the tool house they were put in a
carriage and taken to tho crossing to
take up the scent there.
It was 11 very bold detd. It ia to be
httped the men will bo captured soon.
Lathu. The bloodhounds took up
I the trail at the crossing at d tracked
the robbers to tho Missouri Pacific de
pot, where It Is supposed they boarded
a train. No further trace of tlium
could bo found.
Latkst.-Sheriff Lawrence and W.
G. Maxwell went wost on the Friday
morning passenger train, keeping
watch along the track, and about tmeo
mliep wost of Auburn saw a auspicious
looking darkey whe had been seen in
Auburn that morning. The train was
stopped and the darkey arrested, He
claimed to have come up from HIh
watha about midnight but knew about
the bank robbery aud said he expected
to be arrested when the train stopped.
Nothing further could be Ienrned from
him but he Is belag held on suspicion.
The Gilbert Bale Thursday amounted
to over 82,500.
Mrs. Bnchenau started for Montpe
Her. Idaho, Tuesday, to visit her daugh
ter, MrB. Frank Glenn It is under
stood she will be married to T. O.
Hacker of Red Cloud, Nebr., before she
returns to Nemaha.
R. L. Keister started for Powhattan,
Kansas. Tuesday. Bob has a fine farm
joining Powhattan and also owns seme
property in the town. Before leaving
ho renewed his subscription to The
dvertlser aDd ordered it Hent to him
at his newborn.
Having bought the harness stock of
John A. Hlatt, we will hereafter carry
a complete stock of harness aud baiS
ness supplies, whips, halters, saddles,
robes, etc. Prices guaranteed right.
Call and see us.
Edwards & Bradford Lumukr Co.
Geo. McCluro was taken siok Satur
day night with j 'severe sore throat
aud aching bones, aud has been nnablo
to attend to business nine Part of
the time he has bten confined to his
bed, but ia now considerably better.
Cyrus Minick looked xfter affaire at
tho depot Sunday and until the passen
ger train came in from the west Mon
day afternoon, when he was relieved
by Tom Majors, jr., who is now aoting
aa agent.
Old papers for sale at this office.
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Shoes made of good Leather
and well sewed
Our stock of Shoes is comnlete and wg$
ask you to favor us
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Every Shoe sold fully guaranteed
L. BL BATTLES
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C. A. Chambers opened a meat innr
kt Monday morning In the Hoover
building south ur heelings drujr stor,
formerly occupied by Ajhes' hauUaro
and ftirmttiio stme.
Bob and Eva McGiuluy Mere at tho
opera house Friday and Saturday
nights. The entertainment Frldsy
night was edpeclnlly good. Should
they ever return to Nemaha they will
bo greeted by larj,ta audiences, ti3 they
made many friends while hero.
Application has been made to the
state library board for a circulating Hi
brary for Nemaha. Provision was
made by the last legislature for theso
state libraries and an appropriation
made for that purpose. An organiza
tion is uUo being effected and contri
butions solicited to get a number of
magazines. Those interested can sen
euro full infoi inatlon by inquiring of
G. N. Titus or Miss Lillian Minick.
Nemaha now has competition in al
most all lines of business. Wo have
two general stores, two hardware
Btores. two drug stores, two meat mar
ketd, two livery stables and two mil
linery establishments. We also have
one furniture store, one lumber yard,
one grocery, one restaurant, one hotel,
one barber shop, one blacksmith shop,
one elevator, one bank, one newspaper,
three physicians, three churches, and
nosaloons.
0. L. Stlllman, secretary of the state
board of pharmacy, Qled complaint in
three counts against Dr W. W. Keel
ing Friday of last week, in the county
court at Auburn, charging him with
violation of the, laws of Nebraska with
reference to the selling of drugs bj.oae
not registered pharmacist, Dr.iKsel
ing appeared before Judge Neal and
his personal recognizance was taken
fer bis appearance en tbJ day of trial.
Dr. Keeling has not bad a registered
pharssRclst since' January 1st, but has
not filled any prescriptions except bis
own and has beea very particular net
to sell anything in violation of the
law. We believe he will be promptly
acquitted on tho day of trial.
To Cur a Qold In One) Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E W Grove's signature
on each box. Price 25 cents 0 22
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