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Nemaha, Nebraska.
Offioo In Keeling drug filqro.
PETER K13HKER,
Dealer In
IMIIEJ.A.'X'S
Highest market price paid for Hides,
Lurd, Tallow, otc,
W. P. TIDROW
Proprietor of
The Nemaha Restaurant
Fine line of Cigars, Confectionery,
Fruits, etc, Lunclics served.
MEMAIIA. NEBRASKA
KNAPP BROS.
1'roprloUjrBOf the
Livery& Feed Stable
NEMAHA.PEBR.
Gcod Dray in cennoction with Livery
Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. H. SEID,
Brcodor'of
Tiioronghbrcd Poland China
iHioa-s.
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WESLEY H. CLARK
Dealer In
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'Phono cftllu atiBwered promptly.
NEMAHA, NEBR,
Foley's Honey mad Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumomim.
For sale by M.T. Hill.
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneya and bladdar right.
For aaloby M.T. Hill.
A Boy'o Wild Rldo for Llfo
With family around expecting him
to dio mid a boh riding for life 18
miles to got Dr King's Now Discovery
1'or Consumption, Cousin and Colds,
Wli Brown of Loosvillo.Ind, endurod
duuth'a agonica from nHthmu, hut this
wondorful nicdioino gave iiiHtuut re
lief und Hoon cured him. Ho writes:
I now sloop Houndly ovory night."
Liko murvolouB cures of oonHunipticn
pnoumouiii, bronchitis, coughs, colds
uud grip piovo its matchless merit for
nil throat and lung troubles. Guar
anteed hottloa 60o and (.1. Trial hot
tlita freo nt Kooling'B drug storo.
lEarly Rleerni $
J Anchor H. I m PJ
DI0cIe.rr, lllUIIJI$
Jfavc you tried a kack? You
ought not to miss a trial. You
J will find it is the cheapest Flour J
J after all
Buy the Anchor ij you arc using
Patent Flonr from other mills. i
You get it cheaper and the bread V
yon bake from it will give yon J
better tatisfaction. Your grocer f
& has it on hand. If not, cnd to
the mill for it, You will net i
better benefit from it than from
any other Jlour, After you have $
ft tried it it will talk for itself and
you will be pleased with it $
jt Remember the. brands
i ANCHOR
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5 EARL Y RISER
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The Nebraska Advertiser
W. W. Sanders, Publisher
FULDAY, NOVEMBER 14.M002.
BxaBancunun huuimji maatifmww
Wo ara pleaBod to loam that our
friend CharloH F. Nuul waa elected
county altornoy of Ada county, Idaho,
of which BoIho ia the county neat, by a
innjority of 800. Charley writes: "This
is to infotm you that a native of Ne
maha county has gono west and grown
up with the country. As a result of
the election Tuesday I was elected on
tho republican tickot as county attor
ney of this county by a majority of
about 800. Every member of the state
ticket has been elected by majorities
ranging from live te seven thousand.
Tho legislature will bo republican in
both houses, and on joint ballot will
be republican flfty-four to thirteen."
Christian Endeavor program, Gtiris
tian church, Nov. 10, at 0:30 o'clock.
Song.
Lesson topic "For Mo." Ibu. 4:0
John 3:10.
Song.
Prayer.
Song.
lltmdlng of references.
Song.
Collection.
Paper by Maye Gaithor.
Song.
Close by the Christian Endeavor
benediction: "May tho Lord watch be
tween me and theu while we are absent
ono from another."-
Fitnn Andiihson, Loader.
A MAGAZINE THIBTY YEAKS OLD.
The Christmas (December) number
of The Delineator 1b alio the thirtieth
anniversary number.
To do justice to this number, which
for beauty and utility touches tlio high
est mark, it would bo necessary to
print thelontire list of contents. It Ib
sufficient to stnto that in it the best
modern writers and artists are gonor
ously represented. The book contains
over 230 pages, with',34 full-page Ulna
tratieiiR, -of which 20 are in two or
mure colors. The magnitudo of this
December number, for which 728 Ioub
of ptper and six tons of ink have been
used, may bo understood from the fact
that 01 presses running 14 hours a
day havo been required to print it;
binding alono of tho edition of 075,000
copies representing over 20,000,000 sec
tions which had to bo-gatheied indiv
idually by human hands.
CONDENSED, AG0UEATE, HELPFUL
The busiest peoplo read tho Youth's
Companion because it is condeucod, no
curato and helpful.
Its weakly summary of important
nows is completo and trustworthy.
Its editorial comment on political
and domeBtlcquestions is nnn-partizan.
It aims to state fnots in such a way
that the busiest person can use them
ub u basis of an intelligent opinion.
It reflects on every paga tho whole
lorae, imhiBtriouB, home-loving, home
making sido of American life, the life
of noblo aime aud honorable ambi
tions. A full announoament of tho new
volume will be sent to any address on
request. The new Bubncribor for 1003
who sends 81.75 for tho new volume
at once will receive freo all the remain
ing issues for 1002, including the Dou
ble Holiday Numbers, also Tho Com
panion calendar for 1003, lithugruphud
In twelve colors uud gold.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
141 Berkeley stieet, UoBtou, Mass.
Tho Daily Star of Llucoln, Nebr.,
wants ugonts in every locality, and in
addition to paying a libsral commission
1b olToring;Bomo very handsoino pic
milium to club raisers, Eull particulars
may bo obtained by addressing The
Star. Lincoln, Neb.
Traveling Ib Dangerous Constant
motion jars the kidneys which are kept
in place in the body by delicate attach
mentB. This is the reason that truv
elera, trainmen, street enr men, team
sters and all who dilve veiy much suN
fVr from kidney diuease in Borne form.
Foley's Kidney Cure strenghtouB tho
kidneys and cures nil forms of kidney
and bladder dlBoabo. Geo. II. Hausan,
locomotive enginoer, Lima, O. .writes,
"CouBtant vibration of the onglno
caused mo a great deal of troublo with
my klduoys, and I got no relief until I
used Foley's Kidney Cure. Foi sale bv
! M T UM1.
I
Old papeid for salo Bt this olllce.
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School items.
Blanohk Lytlk, Editor.
"In small proportions we just beauties
see;
And in short measuaes life may per
fect be."
Cora Ualth was absent Monday.
Clyde Hill was absent Wednesday.
Harry White wob absent Wednefl
day.
Hollo Qalbruith was absent Tuesday
afternoon.
Eddie Maxwell has been absent for
some time.
Vera Minick is unable to be with us
on;account of illness.
The high room will havo exAminu
tious n weok from Friday.
The 0th grudo will Boon completo
thoir review iu arithmetic.
The 0th crude gave rooitationa as an
opening exercise Thursday.
Tho 7th grade Ib making an outline
of tho French and ludian War.
We are all glad to boo tho aun ehino
after so much gloomy weather.
The General History class is greatly
interested in tho study of Home.
Tho pupils of the High School take
a half hour on Friday afternoon fur
the current events.
We aro in hopes it will not turn cold
Boon because it would bo very uncom
fortable with out a fire.
Mr Steutevillo was obliged to disrate8
tho pupils of his room Tuosday on ac
count of the stove smoking.
Maude Kinton and Alice and Grace
Penbody have taken up their residence
in town for the rest of the term.
Tho 7th grado Geography class have
some very excelleut moulded maps
which now adorn the walls of the high
room.
The Literature class will finish the
study of literature in about two weeks
aud will then take up n new study
which we hope will bo as Interesting
as the literature bus been for the past
tnree months.
Take tho wagonette when in Au
burn if you want to go to any part of
the city. Johu McElhanoy, prop.
Tako Care of tho Stomach
The man or woman whose digestion
iR perfect and whoso stomach performs
Us every function is never sick. Kodol
cleanses, purities sweetens the stomach
and cures positively and permanently
all stomach troubles, indigestion and
dyspepsia. It is the wonderful recon
structive tonio that is making bo many
sick peoplo well and wpak people Btreng
uy conveying to their bodies all of the
nourishment in the food they eat. Hrv.
J H. Holliday of Holliday, Miss.,
writer) : Kodol hau oured ma. 1 consider
it tho best remedy I ever used for dys
pepsia and Btomaoh troubles. J was
given up bo phyBioians. Kodol Haved
my life. Take it after meals. Keeling
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digosts what you oat.
Foley's Honey end Tar
forchl7dren,SBfc,Bure. No opiates
ForBdloby M. T. Hill.
How's This?
WoofTerOno Hun J rod Dollars Howard for
iinyouseor Catnrrh tliut caunot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Curo,
K.J. CHUNKY & CO., Propn.,Tolodo, O.
Wo, tho undorslRiiod, have known p, J,
Chouuy for the last IR yours, und bellovo him
perfectly honorable In nil buutnosn transao-
tloiiHund Uniuielrilly nblo to carry out any
obligations mode by their linn.
Wtst X. 1 max, wholouilo drum-Uts, Tolcdo.O.
WnldliiK, Kinnau & Marvin, wholeaalo drug
gists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tatcou Internally, nct
li)K dlroatly upon tho blood and mucous sur
faces of tho system. Prlco76cpor bottle. Sold
by all druggist. Testimonials free.
Hall's Family l'llls aro tho beat.
J. W. SPIOKLER
AUCTIONEER
SHUEERT, NEBR.
Auction salPH in the country givon
especial atUutiou und 3atisfactin
Guaranteed,
HEFEHENCES Anv nnrnm,
for
TiB8gBBBJlJWtUaU,JitJilJtW.lMiaiaWJtJWMI?yB
The Omaha Daily News is going to
givo another piano to the most popular
lady in Nebraska. The Omaha Daily
News aends a paper every day in the
yoar, by mail, for 81.00; including
Sunduy, 62.00.
Hot Woathor Woaknoss
If you feel fagged out, listless and
lucking in energy you uro perhaps suft
fering from the debilitating effects of
summer weather. These symptoms ins
dicate that a tonio is needed that will
create a healthy appetite, make digess
tiun porfect, regulate the bowols and
impart natural activity to the liver.
This Uerbine will do; it is a tonic, laxi
itivo and restorative. 11 J Freogard
prop'r Grand View hotel, Cheney, Kas,
writes: I have used Herbine for the last
12 years aud nothing on earth can beat
it. It was recommended to mo by Dr
Newton, Newton, Kas. 50c at Hill's.
A SPLENBID REMEDY
Neuralgic pains, rheumatism, lumba
go und sciatic pains yield to tho penes
Mating influence of Ballard's SnowLin
iment. It penetrates to the nerves und
bone and being absorbed into tho blood
its healing properties are conveyed to
every part of the body and effect some
wonderful cures. Mr D F Moore, ageut
IllinolB Central railway, Miluu, Tenn,
states: I huveUBed Ballard's SnowLln
meut for rheumatlem, backache, etc, in
my family. It is u splendid remedy.
We could not do without it. 25c, 50o
und 81 at Hill's drug store.
Not Doomed For Llfo.
I wbb treated for three years by good
doctors, writes W A Greer, McCon
nellevillo, O, for piles and fiBtula, bnt
when all failed, Uucklin'a Arnica
Salvo cured mo in two weeks. Cures
burns, bruises, cuts, corns, sores, erup
tions, salt riienm, piles or no pay. 20c
at Koeling's drug storo.
Notico of Tax Salo
To S. Sopor and whomsoever It mny
concern. You will take nollco thst J. W.
Taylor did on tho 7th day of March,
1001, imrclnist at private tnx tmlo from the
cauuty tn-asiirorof Nomutiu county, Nebras
ka, lots number nine J, ten 10, eloven 111
and twelve 121, in block number lorly-four
(44J, In Ncimitm, Nebraska, for tho taxes of
tho year lsy'Jand all prior years; that tho bald
lots wuie assessed In numeof H. Soper; that
or, the lijrd day oj September, 1001, eortlllPMo
of sale v.an assigned io the uudcrslgued;
thatlhavu paid all delinquent and BUbso
qucni taxes against Kuld I int., and that you
aro tuithor notUled Ohnttlie tlmoof redomp.
Hon will oxplrn on tho 7th day of March,
1903, and thai I will demand a deed on that
day or ns soou thrreaftur as convenient- You
win govern youihcir urooriiingiy.
F. L. WUOmVAHD.l'urcnusor.
Notico for Hoaring Claims.
In the county court of Nemuha county, Nob.
In tho matter of tho sstatc of Isaac Adsuns,
deceased.
Nollco Is horoby glvon that tho Court 1ms
.... u u. uu. ..in, vi. i, tut? i.iiiu ui urfuit-
or to fllocloims against said doconsod to hIx
mouths from thooth day of December, 1!02,
and that Jauuary 8th, Maroh cth and June
Oth, Wi, utlO o'clock a. m. of each dav, ut
county, Nobrnska, In Auburn, Nebraska, has
lunii w iiir tuuri H ino HIUOS 11X1(1
mucin wnttn nYirl wlwimntl nAccnhD ,. i...A
i i i "-"" .F.iv.uiHtyuiBvmn 1MIU lltbVU
nlillltm fltWl Moinrttnlu mmltiof . n I A .1
........ ........ uuiiiMum iiuiuvb nniu UUUcUHUU
canlmvoUio Hnme ozmninod, adjusted und
uuuwua, unii uti ciuiniH not proHontod at tho
lildt litnKt lmiii.4 ,1 . ,. Ill i . ,. -. ....
imicunuuamiiu win uo luruver unrroa.
by an oidtr of tho Court.
KIOHAUD K. NEAL, County Judga.
Notico for Hearing Claims
Iu tho County Court of Noiunha county, Neb
..r . "" u' mu uvutin OI uooigo w.
Notle Ik brnln' ulvn flmf tl,n nnn. i
made an order limiting tho tlmo for oretlltors
to tile claims against said ileconsed to hIx
.uuuiuN iriim mo ioui day or November. llKf
m1 lii"it December lfith, 1002, March 16th and
...... iuiii, isn-d, ni. luu'UHiumi.ui. oi enon day.
county, Nobraska, In Auburn. Noprsska.lmH
.... ..u ,.v mo niiiH an iuo inuo nun pinco
when aud wliero all persons who havoclslins
nnn ilpmnnitu ncritlnur ouiii iiAtoucmi ... i
tiioHnme ex mined, udJiiHtsd and nllowod.
mill I nl.il.i.i. iiji. .iHn. ...! I ...... . '",
...... .... vimniii, mi, (ikj-hujiuu uy i mi )8i men
tioned dute will bo forever barred, by an or
der of the court.
Dated October 18th, 1002.
IllCHAlvD I NKAL, County Judgo.
Undertaker
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
IKEVI'TX STOCK A COMPLIITE LIXB OP
Caskets
Robes and
Funeral Supplies
HEAESE IN CONNECTION
SirUJJEHT, NEBRASKA
e3ae,eo,
' '- ' I l':ggCSaelLJLI'!- nimtyKiimiWlBtBg"
WM. OAMPIICLL. I'ros v E A vlo-.1,rM J
ELMER E. ALLEN, Cashier. g
BANK OF IEMAHA
NBMAKA, NEBRASKA '
Capital Stock, 85,000
H2HKfl2aS5!!lWa
A HEW STAR APPEARS
Tho advent of the new daily at Lin.
coin, tho Star, gives tho people of the
Btate tho only real evening newspaper
in tho state. It tins full, unabridged
associated press, tho latest and most
complete market reports in tho west a
full state report every day by wire
from its own staf! of correspondents,
and all matters of local or Btato inter
est are handled in a bright newsy
manner.
The Lincoln daily Star occupies Its
own building, the Quest exclusive
newspaper building in tho state, has a
complete modern plnnt operated
throughout by electric power, und has
every facility for producing a clean,
up-to-date newspaper. The subscrip
tion price ia only 83.00 n year by mail
81.50 for Bix months, or 76 cents for
three months.
If you want the beat ovening news
paper inthe weBt. end your subscrip
tion to tho Lincoln Dally Stur, Lincoln,
Nobr.
To improve the appetite and atreng-
then the digestion, try a few doses of
i Chamborlain'sStoraach and Liver Tab
lets. Mr.K.H. Soitz of Detolt, Mich..
aye, "They restored my appetite when
impnired, relieved mo of a blonted feel
ing undcau8ed n pleasant and satisfac
tory movement of the bowels."
There aro people iu this community
'who need jutt such a modicino. For
sale by W W Keeling. druggiBt. Every
box warranted.
You never heard of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar find not being
BatisDed. For Bale bv M T Hill. .
Milk Tickets for salo at this offlce;
only 25 cents per 100.
A Parson's Noblo Act
I want nil tho world to know, writes
Itev C J "Budlong of Ashaway, II I,
what a thoroughly good and roliable
medicine I found in Electric Bitter..
They cured me of jaundice and liver
troubles that had caused mo gren
Buffering for many years. For a gen
uine, iill-arouud cure they excell any
thing I ever saw. Electric Bitters nro
the BUrpriBO of all for their wonderful
work in liver, kidney and Btomnch
troubles. Don't fail to try them.
Only50cts. Satisfaction is guaran
teed by W W Keeling.
C. H. MARION
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Falls City, Nebr.
Tho patronago of thoso having ealf
is solicited. 'Phono for dates ut bis
txpense.
pamnjiMi-BBXsjxixrjatcjiiLmuiixu jirju -tssraMafBsxf
BAM B3 E R 8 A LV3.
tho most haallno calvs In tho world.
For sale by M. T. 11111.
M. A. PERKINS,
PRACTICAL
AND jeweler;
All ii7ids of work guaranteed
Sling in your Repair work You get
Right Prices and JtieU Work.
Perkins' jewelry Store
BRQWNVILLE, NEBRASKA
W. H. BARKER
BLACKSMITH
Is proparod to do all kinds of
Wood and Iron Work
Repair Work, to.
All plow work warranted.
Shop north of Uattlos'.storo, NomuUa, Ne
m
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i ' whom I havo done work,
turTrvccssaiCs
ifssa-:;cTr75fraag'
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