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Our Dry Goods line is complete and prices the lowest.
Come arid See Me
JNO. W. RITCHEV
Brow rii lie, Nebraska
I Eorlv Risers
Flour
Anchor
Diadem
Z7atc yoii usZ Aosc bratids? If $
jiof, try one sack and youioill find
Aa vou ncucr nua any ueucr
you
bread on the table.
Ask your merchant for this flour
a7 i Ac sajs "the other brands
$ arc bttlcr" it is because he makes
more money on the other brands.
flu the Eavhi Riser. Anchor or
$ Diadem he only makes a small
t per cent
Buy a box "Bcso the Wheat."
ft is ahead of all oatmeal and
will take the place of oatmeal
and many other foods. It is
cheap only 10c a box or 3 jor
OK Ash nniir nrnr.nr tor it and -T-
MUl. JIOI. 7" J' J-
if he dont keep it send to the mill.
German-American
Milling
Co.
South Auburn, INeto.
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Local News
See M T nill for Are insurance.
C. F, Zook bas moved into the Coons
house.
John A. Hiatt went t Iowa Mon
day, on business.
Sea Keeling's new
prices and beauty.
wall paper for
II. M. Tollinger is having a kitchen
built to his house.
The Advertiser and the Chicage In
ter OceRn for $1,40
Call and see us for reduced rates on
magazines and newspapers.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
are headquarters for puints.
See Yf. W. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Goods.
Elmer E. Rumbaugh has bought a
fine new chair for his barber shop.
Try our paints,
EdwardB & Bradford Lumber'Co.
We bad a little rain Tuesday just
enough te make the road a little muddy.
Just received a nice line of paints at
tin Edwards & Bradferd Lumber Ce.
Mrs. Floreaco Jarvle went to Wa
both, Nebr., Wednesday to visit her
parent!,
The Advertiser and
Globe Democrat both
oaiy 8l.7i.
the 8t. Louis
on year for
CHILDREN
store. They will ho waited
carefully as you wouiu dq u
just as much for the money.
PAPER
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from b cents per aouuiu iuu j
carried over from last year.
Roy. D. 13. Lake commencpd u pro
tracted m eeting nt Bothol church Suns
day.
L. II. Merrltt hnB moved In the brick
house whore Mrd. Crlra lived ho many
years.
Miss Lillian Minick went to Brackan
Tuesday forenoon, returning WedneB
day afternoon.
Mrs. J. B. Hoover went to Brown
villa Menday afternoon, returning
Tuesday eveuinR.
Call in and Bee ua if you want to
aubflcribs for any paper published in
the United States.
Mrs. Melliuger Titus has been assists
ing in the olllce work at tho Titus
Nursery for several days.
Chas. P. Scovill, W. II. Barker, M.
Gaakill and Henry Clark are new sub
scrlbers to The Advertiser.
Mrs. Florence Jarvia has moved Into
her house north of tho park, whero
Charley Jook has been living.
Dr. Stiers has his offices equipped
with Hot Air aparatuses for treating
rheumatism and nasal catarrh.
For boat assortment of Dry Goods
and Shoes go to the Daylight Store of
South Auburn W. W. Harris prop'r.
R. C. Boyd, assistant cashier of the
Carson National bank of SouthAuburn,
was a Nemaha visitor Friday ef last
weoki
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Peabody, who
have been visiting friends in this vis
cinity, returned to Nebraska City
jieuuay.
Claud Scovill went to Harbiae, Neb.,
last Friday te take charge of the Ed"
wards So Bradferd lumber yard for a
few days.
Miss Eva Able is prepared to do all
kinds of dressmaking and sowing neat
ly, promply aid in the latest style.
Satisfaction guaranteed:
The remains of the aafo that was
burglarized was moved out of the bank
last Saturday and Is now standing on
the north side of the bank building.
On account of the meetiug at Bethel
Rev. D. B. Lake did not All his appoint
ment at Neuiaha Sunday night. The
audience was dismissed after a half
hour prayer and song service.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold u county Institute at
Brownvllle April 25 and 20, 1002.
Friday evening a good program will bo
given. A collection will be taken to
defray expenses, Saturday evening a
silver medal contest will be luld, Ad-
1 mission 10 ceats.
1902
Wall Paper
AT
Hill's Drug Store
Mr, Bordwell, auditor of the Ed
wards & Bradford Lumber Co., came
down frera Nobrnska City Tuesday to
look after the business of th company.
The star mute mail to Aspinwall and
St. Dtroln now leaves Nemaha at 10:10
a. m. and is due to arrive at 4:10 p.m.
The clmnga in time was mado Monday
of this week.
Mrs. Jas. W. Coons and Ed Rogers
of Oklahoma arrived in Aspiuwall
precinct Monday night, called here by
the serious sicknens of their sister,
Mrs. Duerfeldt.
F. L. Woodward is having the dead
grass and leaves in the cemetery burned
this week. On Monday the flreBprsad
into the timber nround the cemetery
but caused little if any damage.
E. D. Rogers of Auburn gave ud a
social call Wednesday. He had been
helping take care of his daughter, Mrs.
Duerfeldt, uluce lust Friday, and was
then going home to see to things.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Scovill went
to Langdon,Mo., last Saturday, where
they will work in a summer resort
hotel. They left their household
goods here as tbey expect to return to
Nemaha.
The Bank of Nemaua has bought the
building it now occupies and part of
the lot and has had a vault built.
The improved safe and the vuult
make the bank practically fire and bur
glar proof.
Having bought the harness stock of.
John A. Hiatt, wo will hereafter carry
a complete stock of harness and bars
ness supplies, whips, halters, saddles,
robes, etc. Priced guaranteed right.
Call and see us.
Edwakds Sc Bkadfokd Lumueii Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Rogers and chil
dren had a reunion Tuesday at the
homo f their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Duerfeldt ef Aspinwall precinct. There
are seven children, four daughters and
three sons. Mrs. J. W. Coons and Ed
Rogers livo In Oklahoma, Mrs. John
D. Shubert at Shubert, Roy Rogers
and Mrs. Duerfeldt in ABpinwall pres
cinct, Alva Rogers and a daughter in
Auburn. This is the first time all
have been together for a number of
years.
LOOK HERE!
All Interested in good garden seeds
should buy from the old reliable seed
houso, P. Kerker, who sells Mangels
dorf Bros.' seeds, the best seed house In
tho west, We notice these "tested
seeds" patrons have to full back on tho
Old Reliable House, who handles all
kinds of seeds, garden and field, cheaper
than any other house in this county,
Old papers for sale at this office.
Can't Keep It Socret.
The splendid work of Dr. King's
New Life Pills Is daily coming t light
No such faand remedy for Liver and
Bowel troubles waa ever known before.
Thousands bless them for curing Con.
stipatieu, Sick Headache, Biliousness,
Jaundlco and Indigestion. Try them.
25c at Keeliug's drug storo.
Has just received a lorge
and beautiful stock, of
Spring and Summer Millinery
Large stock of Trimmed Hats
to choose from.
COME EARLY F'OR FIRST CHOICE.
F. Q. Vanmeter, living on the II neks
noy fnrm, ona and a half miles north of
Nemaha, had the mlsforttin to break
one of hli arms Tuesday of last week.
He was riding a pony and it fell down
with the above result.
Married At the Lutheran parson
age, South Auburn, Nebr., on Thursday
evening, April 3rd, 1002, by tho Ilev.
W. Ditffenbach, Mr, Wllber Maxey to
Miss Lillie May Day, both of Ulenrock.
Nemaha county, Nebr.
I have received my samples-of ladies'
spring and summer suits, waists, skirts,
jackets and underwear. Two por cent
off for cash. All charges paid by mo.
t'lenao call and see samplea.
FLORENCE MINICK.
Mr. Walter N. Faris and Miss Lota
Seabury were married in Auburn on
Monday, April 7, 1002. May the hap
piness of these young people increase
as tho years go by, and may their lives
be long together!
Rev. James Hiatt of Falls City had
a light stroke of paralysis the latter
part of last week, and was brought to
Nemaha Sunday morning on tho
freight train. He is now stopping with
his son, John A. Hiatt, and with bis
daughter, Mrs. John R. Russell, and is
getting better, being ablo lo get down
town Wednesday. His wife returned
to Falls City Tuesday evening.
SHORTHORN BULLS TOR SALE
I have 12 Cruikshank topped bulls
for sale. Six of them average age 22
mouths and average weight 1280 lbs.
Six head from 10 to 11 months old and
weigh from 700 to 800 lbs. The sire of
these bulls weighs ever 2200 lbs. Their
dams are Qno large cows sired by Mars
shall, son of Imported Scottish Lord.
Will be sold very reasonable if taken
soon. John Tigiie, Humboldt, Neb.
Old papers for salo at this office.
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We aro hero to give you
offered in tho town.
Come and
wont bo our fault.
Wo will pay you tho
Don't forget it.
$ When in town call and see
not.
L. HI. BATTLES
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Bracken will be a good place for
Methodist prcacherH to visit this sum
mer. Oscar'L. and 0. T. Mlnlck both
have 200 egg Incubators. Last week
Charlie's muchino hatched 103 chickens
and this week Oscar got 182 chickens
from 200 eggs set.
T, C Hacker of Red Cloud camo
down from Brownvlllo Tuesday even
ing nryl visited Nemaha frlendB until
Wednesday forenoon, when he returned
to Red Cloud. Ho was called to
Brownvlllo by tho death of his sister,
Mrs. G. W. Fhirbrother.
ThoEdwards & Bradferd Lumbor Co.
will begin the erection of an addition
to the storo room next week. The nd
dltioif will bo 20x70 feet, the same al.e
as the present building. Tho company
is doing a good business and propose to
have room enough to carry a, stock
largo enough to meet all demands:
Dr. U.S. Gaither of Maltland, Mo.,
camo to Nemaha Tuesday and has
made arrangements to move back here
In abont three weeks. He has bought
Dr. Stiers' practice. Dr. Gaither drat
came to Nemaha about eight years
ago. lio remained nere auout two
years and then moved to Bolcow, Mo.,
and then to Arlington, Nebr. After
an absence of two years and nine
months he returned to Nemaha, and
remained hero two years and a half,
moving to Tarkio, Mo., last Juno, and
from there to Maitland, Mo. He saya
he is coming back to Nemaha this tlmo
to stay. The decter is a good physio
cian and he and (lis family have many
friends here whd are pleased to learn
f their decision te return.
The great beauty about Dr.Caldwoirs
Syrup Pepsin a In Its certainty to cure
Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache and Stomach Troubles. Sold by
Keeling the druggist.
Old papo-B for sale at this office
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tho Lowest Prices on goods ever '
see us.and if you-do not buy it
Highest Prices for your Produce.
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