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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST !fi, fl02.
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And croquet playing allll goes on.
Johti A. Illtitt visited dtelhi Turs
day. Tho THub Nuraery ia shipping quan
tities of grapeo.
School supplies or all kinds at Keol
ing'a drug store.
" Auburn clmuUiuqua programs may
be had at this olllce.
(See W. W. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and DrGoods.
If you want to see u good ball game
come to Nemaha tomorrow.
Attorney B. Frank Neal of Auburn
was a Nemaha visitor Tuesday.
The merry-go-round for tho old set-,
tiers' picnic arrived Thursday morning.
F. M. Andeiaon had bought ptoperty
in Auburn aud will movo there this
fall.
Mr. "Grant ot Oklahoma is visltlnu
his siBter, Mrs. Palmer, of this pre-
duct.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fuller Uurns went to
Suubert last "Friday, returning home
Sunday.
Mrs. J. II. Linn of Lincoln is vl.sit
ing her sister, Mrs. 11. W. fchuberl of
Uracken.
M. T. Hill was on tho sick list a day
or two this week but is able to attend
to business again.
Jim Smith, wlio is now living nt
Trenton. Mo, is visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
The Edwards & Bradford Lumber
,'C'o have juat reCOlVea" a nice line of
gun$. Call and see them.
Irvln Hndlozk came up from St. Joo
Tuesday morning aud will visit parents'
and fi ends lor a few days.
Miss Minnie Thurman of Atchison,
Kansas, arrived in Nemaha Monday
night on a visit to her many friends.
All persons indebted to me aru re
quested to call aud settlo at once, as I
have sold out. J. A. Hiatt
Miss Belle Galuraith, who has been
visitiug at St. Joe for several weeks,
returned to Nemaha Tuesday morning.
For host assortment of Dry Goods
and Shoes go to tho Daylight Store of
South Auburn W. W. Harris, prop'r.
Miss Porlc Minick, Soloist,
will be one of the euterlainers at the
picnic tomorrow.
Ill Campbell, living in the western
part of Nemaha precinct, was shaking
hands with friends in Nemaha Mon
day:
We have for sale at this olllce a few
copies of the History of Nemaha Coun
ty, by John II. Dundaa. Price 75
cents.
Mrs. V. II. Rhodes of St. Joe, Mo.,
arrived in Nemaha ThuiBday to visit
iriends and attend tho old settlers'
picnic.
John Watson has moved into his Ne
maha property. He has a nice home.
Wo are glad to have them with us
uguin.
Mrs. W. W. Frazier, of Yutan,
Nebr.. arrived in Nemaha last Friday,
on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. David
Fwzler.
Miss Vera and Johnnie Minick went
to Salem Friday etening to visit their
grandmother and atteud the cuau
Uwqua. Hon. S. P. Davidson
of Tecutuseh will be one of the orator?
at the old settlers picnic.
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Nebraska City Argos
and Omaha Originals
Theso two ball learns will play two
gained at Noma! a Satuiduy. at 10:30 v.
in. and 2:30 p. m. tor u purse ot Slou,
this amount of money being now on
deposit In tho Nemaha bank lor that
purpose. A grand Bland has been
erected on the ball grounds, will; u
Beating oupuclty of 800 or more. Good
cool water Will be provided. Admis
sion to the grounds, 25 cents.
J3ert Thorn, who has been working
for E. J Maxwell, Is sick with mala
rial fever IIo has g me home, near
Hills iale.
Mia. Maggie Kirklami and two son!),
of Omaha, aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. J,
II, Seid. Mrs. Kirkland and Mrs. Sold
aro cousins.
Mrs. Ona Tourtelott Baird
of Lincoln, ho pleasing elocutionist,
will give a number of recitations at tho
old oettlers picnic.
Chae. W. Roberts has bought the 80
acre farm lying north of whore ho is
living, paying $4500 for it. John
Wixon of Stella was tho owner,
There is almost an ice famine in No
malm. Thero is no ice for sale and
those who put up ice aro feaiinp thoy
will not have enough to run them.
Edward Rose water
Editor of the Omaha Bee, will be one
of the orators of tho day at tho old
sottiers picnic Saturday, August 10.
Misses Jessie and Bertha Banks, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
David Frazier, for a fow days, started
for their homo at North Platte, Nebr.,
Thursday.
M. II. Taylor, who is now postmaster
of yijuhert, was a Nemaha visitoi.'
Wednesday and attracted attention by
his close resemblance to President
Roosevelt.
If you like to see a good game of base
ball don't fail to sea the two big garnet
betweon the Nebraska City Argos and
the Omaha Ortginrfls noxt Saturday for
a purse of S1&0.
G. W. Shiveley, who has been in
poor health for somo time, with heart
disease, went to Omaha Monday to
consult a physician. Ho returned
home Wednesday.
Just received a nice line of heating
stoves, cook stoves and ranges. Call
In and see them. Tho prices will be
right.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
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Parties who will need ico for tho
picnic will find it to their advantage to
leave their orders with me bpfore that
day. . L. II. BATTLES.
FAEM FOR BALE
020 acres ndjoiniug Black Wolf on
tho east, in Ellsworth county, tho
great Kansas wheat belt: 260 acres for
wheat, rented at one-third in "half
bushel; 20 acres pasture; balance val
ley land, bordering the Smokey Hill
river, with some good timber. No
buildings. Good fences. Price 81000.
Terms, $150 cash; balance 5 years'
time at 6K per cent. For further
particulars address
FOOTE & CLARK,
Black Wolf, Kas.
A SPLENDID REMEDY
Neuralgic pains, rheumatism, lumba
go and .sciatic pains yield to tho pones
Uatlng Influence of Ballard's SnowLln
iment. It penetrates tp tho nerves and
bone and being absorbed into the blond
its healing properties are conveyed to
every part of the body and effect some
wonderful cures. Mr D F Moore, agent
Illinois Central railway, Milan, Term,
states; I have used Ballard's SnowLln
Imant for rheumatism, backache, otc.ln
my family. It is a splendid remedy.
We could not do without It. 25o, 50c
and SI at Hill's drug store.
",T'l''l',n'MlWWL4ll
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Sixteen Leading1
Brands in patent zinc
moisture case. Keeps
them in first class
condition. A trial will
convince you.
Respectfully,
M. T. HILL
Mrs. J. W. Taylor of Auburn re-
turned home Tuesday after a week's
visit with her mother, Mrs. Hitter of
Asplnwall precinct, who has been quite
sick but who Ih now some better.
The'depot looks fairly woll now, as
the broken siding on tho lower part of
the building lias been replaced with
new aud the building repainted. This
moans that wo will have no new depot
for some time.
J. A. Peterson, owner of Chestnut
Ridgo Fruit Furm, south of Brown
ville, gave us a pleusant call Friday of
last week, subperibed for Tho Adverti
ser, and gavo an order for COO letter
heads and GOO envelopes.
Everybody likes to bo present when
the children entertain, and on Satur
day, Auguat 23. a first class entertains
ment will be given by the little follows
of the Auburn Chautauqua. They
have been drilling for weeks.
Tho ladies of the Christian qhurch
will servo dinner and supper at the
Old Settlers picnic, the recelptB to be
applied to reseating tho church. Every
body is cordially invited.
By order of committee.
Tho Odd Fellows aro entitled to tho
thanks of tho community for the lino
sidewalk they have put in about their
building. They QUed in the gap bo
tween the walk and the crossings this
week, putting in a good two inch oak
walk.
Reduced railroad rates
for Old Settlers Picnic
B. & M. agents have been notified to
sell round trip tickets to Nemaha for
one and one-third fare for the old set
tlers picnic August 1G.
Picnic Day Lunches
On picnic day 1 will furnish at my
restaurant good coffco, steak and eggs,
ham and eggs, sandwiches and short
order lunches from Saturday morning
until Suuday morning. Your patron
age Ib solicited: W. P. TIDROW.
Old Settlers Picnic at
Nemaha Aug. 16
The twelfth annual reunion of tho
Nemaha County Old Settlers associas
tion will be held in tho beautiful park
in Nemaha on Saturday, August lGth.
Hon. Edward Roaewater, editor of tho
Omaha Bee, Judge S. P. Davidson of
Tecumseb, Hon. John H. Dundaa and
others will nanko addresses. There
will be u game of baseball between tho
Argos of Nebraska City and Originals
of Omaha for a purso of $150. Two
gamed played, Mrs. Ona Tourtelott
Baird, elocutionist; Miss Perle Minick,
soloiBt; Prot.F. O. Fritz, taxidermist,
with his display of mounted animals
and birds; M. A. Perkins with a fine
display of curio3 and weapons from
Philippines ; Dray'a cornet band of Aus
burn, besides home musical talent, will
entertain the people. Reduced rail
road rates have been secured.
MMWiiJfntvt
Remember the Old Settlers
At
I Picnic at Nemaha on Saturday ,
AtigUSt 16,
Willard H . Dressier left for Ilart
Ington, Nebr .Thursday of last week,
whoro he has a position with the Ed
wards it Bradfoid Lumber Co. Will
is one of our very best young men, and
will give good service to the company
In whoso employment ho Is
Persons who will take part in tho
chorus class at the Auburn chautnuqua
next week will be given free admission
to tho assembly. Prof. Kratz, the
musical director, Is one of tho best
teachers of volco culture IIo was for
eight years musical director in the
stato assembly of Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugono Howo arrived
in Nemaha last Saturday on a visit to
Mr. Howe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sey
mour Howe. Thoy have just returned
from a wedding tour of two months to
the Pacific coast. Tho first of next
week thoy will go to Springfield. Neb.,
and after visiting thero a fow days will
go to Hubbell, Nebr., where they will
commence housekeeping. Mr. Howo
is principal of tho Uubboll schools.
For the annual log rolling andpicnlo
of tho Modern Woodmen of America to
bo held August 21 at Seward, Nobr.,
the Burlington Routo has made the
low rate of one and one-third faro for
tho round trip from nearly all points
in Nebraska.
Ht Woathor Woaknoss
If yon feel fagged out, listless and
lacking in energy you aru perhaps snfs
fering from the debilitating effects of
summer weather. Theso symptoms ins
dicate that n tonlo W needed that will
create n healthy appetite, make digoss
tion perfect, regulate tho bowols and
impart natural activity to tho liver.
This Ilerbino will do; it is a tonic, lax
Ativo and restorative. II J Freogard,
prop'r Grand View hotel, Cheney, Kaa,
writes : I have used Herbine for the lust
12 years and nothing on earth can heat
it. It was recommended to me by Dr
Nowton, Newton, Kas. GOo at Hill's.
OLD SETTLERS
Saturday, Aug. 16
When you como to tho picnic make out- storo your head- $
quarters
We will take care of
If you should need anything in our line you will find our$
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Dime Social
The Junior League of tho Methodist
chinch will give a dime social In the
yard' of Earle Gilbert's home Saturday
evening, August 2!. Ico craun and
cake will he served. An interesting
program Is being prepared by the Jun-
iois. Mrs. Gilbert is superintendent or
the leuuuo, which Injures a good pro
gram. The proceeds will go towaids
making Dual payment on tho church
orgnn. Everybody is Invited.
A novel feature of tho Auburn Chau
tauqua will be tho oratorical content
betweon bIx married ladles of the
county. The manager offered a hlstc
ry of tho county to each contestant
and a 95 gold piece to tho winner, and
six ladies are preparing for the battle.
Tho contest will take place on Tuesday
at 2 p in.
$Early Riserpi
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i llaoe you used those brawls? If J
k not, try our sack and you will find
that you never had any butter $
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V iircaa on me rawer.
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Ask iour merchant for this four Z
it and if he nays "the other brands
arc ucticr u m occunxe nv muii:s if.
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Buy'a box. "JJM (ff'ilie tfhmt,"
k ji ik ancna oj an omnuai ana j
will take the place of oatmeal J
und many other foods. It is J
" chcaj) only 10V a box or 3 for 5
1c 25c. Askjour yroccr for it and 4.
i if he dont keep it send to the mill, J
it Ger'man-Amerlcan .
$ milling Co. $
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