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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, lf)03
NUMBER 4L
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Ml-s Lulu Cooper is quito Hick.
See M T Hill for flie Innuratice.
Village election next Tuesday.
Henry Hoasly
City Monday.
went to Nebruskn
Try the Devon paint. sbld by J. W
Kerns, Auburn.
Mrs. lines Loalle has applied for u
divorce from her husband
Mra. Hose Gilbert ia having her
wheat threshed this week.
Mrs. W. E. Whueldon returued from
Gsuova, Nub., lust Friday.
Joe Smith ia building a bouao weat
of 1. N. Cooper's residence.
8ee W. W. Harris of South Auburn
for Clothing and Dry Gooda.
Mra. I. N. Cooper, who has been
quite sick, Is now some better.
Buy your garden seed at the old re
liable seed house. P. Kerker.
John White went to Auburn Mon
day to work at his trudo an a carpen
ter. Estimates furninhed on all kinds of
building by Joe Buuger contractor and
builder.
J. W. Monteith started for Oregon
Monday where he goes to look up a
location.
John H. Steutevllle of Brownvlllo
attended Masonic lodge In Nemaha
Friday night.
Remember, we will take corn, oats
wheat, hay, or wood on subscription
at market price.
If you want Are insurance, either
in old line or mutual companies, call
on W. W. Sanders.
Jim Ward of Hamburg. Iowa, re
turned home Monday after several
days visit In Nemaha.
Wo failed to mention last week that
Mra. Frank Skeen and aon of Ord,
Neb.,waa visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mra. Andrew Aynes.
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TO THE
Having purchased the stock
General Merchandise from L.
to most of the citizens of Nemaha and vicinity, we deem it fit- $
ting to nmke a few introducorv statnmnnr.s tn thn Vliv
ke a few introductory
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tu uu uui uuunu to advertise anything unless we can and
will fulfil our promises to the
We buy for cash and sell
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j uueiy no deviation from this rule. Cash
'it
will buy cheaper than credit every time. We give our custo- $
$ mers the advantage of the saving effected by doing an exclu-$
sive cash business.
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You do not
inevitably caused by a credit business. $
On acconnt of limited time we cannot auoto rjrices this 2
$ week, but will publish some of
meantime come in and get acquainted and see how cheap wo
will sell you good goods.
Highest market price
Produce J
Asking for a share of the patronage of the citizens of Ne-$
maha and vicinity, we guarantee courteous treatment, crood
Tr goods and no mi crvnTnorfo .!-.
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V. 1' I'eubody and family were fui
minuted and released from quarantine
Inst Saturday. Mr. L'eubody allll Insists
that none of his family had the suitilU
pox.
John A. Kuasell visited friends in
Iowa Inst week. Ho stopped to seo
.Swift McCandlasa at Tliurman, Iowa.
He savs Swift has a good hotel and ia
well pleased.
E. M.l.oyd, cashier of the Carson
' National liauk of Auburn, was iu Ne
maliajFriduy nightand assisted iu con
foting the degree of Master Mason on
John DresBlor.
Mra Frank Maxwellntid her mother
Mrs. Noyen, of Lincoln and Mias Syh
via Smith of Auburn, cams to Nemaha
Monday on a visit to Mr. and Mtb.
Dan Mux well. 5
E. E. Uumhaugh bus built a good
sidewalk in front of his property south
of Hattlea' store. Now a walk should
be In Id to connect this walk with that
in front of the store.
W. E. Wlieeldon sold $405 worth of
tickets in March, which shows there
vvus considerable travel from Nemaha.
Tne freight and express receipts are
also tccreasing rapidly.
Mrs J. 13. Hoover went to Browns
ville Monday to visit her daughter,
Mra J. D. Rainey, for a few days.
Mrs. Rainey was visiting here from
Saturday until Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church will give an Enster I.aztar
Saturday afternoon and evenin , April
llth, at the Minick hall. A box a ip
per, ice cream and cake will be served.
W. H Linn, dentest, will be in Ne
maha next Monday. April, 0, prepared
to do first class dental work of all
kinds. Office at hotel. He will be in
Nemaha on the first Monday of each
month.
Cyrus Minick went to Wymore Mon
day to take the examanation as a tele
graph operator He passed the exami
nation all right. Cyrus is a good oper
ator and will do good service for the
company.
All persons Indebted to me are re
quested to call and settle at once.
W. H. Barker.
PUBLIC
of Dry Goods, Groceries and
H. Battles, and bein a stranger
statements to the public.
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letter.
Fosi-
lor cash exclusively.
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have to help pay the losses
our prices next week.
In the J
paid for all kinds of $
c,:ici(tic
WALL PAPER
Seiason 2s Here
SO ARE WE
with a largo and complete line,
And So Cheap
Cheaper than old newspapers.
Paints, too-all Kinds
Yours for a clean houso,
M. X. HILL
Fresh cow for sale,
office!
Inquire at this
ir you are intending to build have
Joe Bunger figure on your contract
He ia a first class carpenter.
CANE SEED FOR SALE.
10,000 pounds at $1.50 per 100 lbs.
Early Ohio potatoes, BO centa pur bus
hel. At farm. N. 0. Jarvlo, Nem
aba, Neb.
Wm. Bains, living 2 milea south
eaat of 3t. Deroiu, will havo a public
Bale next Thursday, beginning at 10
o'clock a. m. He will sell some
horses and cattle, farm implements,
buggy, household goods, etc.
N. C. Jarvit la evidently Impressed
with the idea that Nemaha is to have a
boom and wants to get iu on the
ground floor. He bought antoher
piece of property Wednesday thnt res
cently bought by W. P. Tidrow iu the
school house block.
Wm. Bums has been conllned pretty
closely at home for some time with
rheumatism. Ho was down town
Wednesday for the first time in about
six weeks. He informs us hafbas lost
his hearing entirely. He has been
quifti deaf for some time, but now says
he cannot hear a sound.
Mrs. James A. Titus was given a
pleasant surprise Wednesday. She
was 01 years old on that day and her
neighbors prepared a One dinner and
gathered at her home. She was taken
entirely by susprise not suspecting any
thing until her friends arrived. They
bad an enjoyable time.
Cyrus Minick, who took the examK
nation as a telegraph operator at Wy
more Tuesday, hus been employed aa
helper at Nemaha. The work here
has fr some timo has been more than
one man ught to do. On account of
the increasing business the B. &M.
have (ranted Agent Wheeldon a helper.
As announced in the Advertiser
two r three weeks ago, section men
aro now being paid Si. 35 per day or
13Jo per hour, beginning April 1st.
Between Nebraska City and Lincoln
the men are paid $1.40 per day, while
seuth of the city they are paid $1.35.
Why the difference is made we cannot
tell.
TO THE PUBLIC
The Aim of Clark & Paris has dis
solved by mulual consent, J. M,
Clark retiring. E. L. Paris contiuu-
ing the business, respectfully solicits &
share of your patronage, whose coust
eous treatment and fair dealing is ex
tended to nil.
Respectfully Yours,
E.L. PARIS.
A New Invention
Minick'aFieldCorn Husking Machine
husks the corn from the stall.. lAnvinrr
stalks standing In the field. Exclusive
state and manufacturer a right for sale
by the inventor aad patentee, Carres
pondonce solicited. Address
4 4 H. T. MINICK, Nemaha, Neb,
Grand Seml-Annual
Ljranci 5erni.Mnnnn
IMILLI1EEY OPENING!
if jjl.
of my up-to-date lino of
$ FVXXERINHVXS
$IPriday Sc Seturc3eiy, .April 3&4J
MRS. THEO. HILL
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Mrs. Muigaret EvaiiH (Hod at ho
home In Asplnwall precinct last Satur
da). Murali 28, 10(1... Sho has hcon In
poor hiMilth for some time hut hor laat
sickness lasted only a few days. Tho
funoral florrlcos were 'held gat Prairie
Union church at 1 o'clock p. in. Sun,
day. Mrs. Evana was one of tho old
citizens of Atplnwall precinct.
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Call I Settlement
As I have sold out
business at Nemaha)
I must have what is
coming to me. All
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I I persons owing me will I I
please call and settle
by cash or note by 1
April 15th.
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Send a postal card to the Christen-
dom company, Chicago, and they will
gladly mnil you a sample copy of the
new American weekly, Christendom.
We havo just bought a car
We will handle it in sacks
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tain 200 lbs. and will be sold
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$1.20. Half size sacks at 65c.
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We will also have fresh graham and whole wheat flour. $
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This flour is recognized the
world.
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Gilbert & McCandless
$
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Wesley II. Clark put up two Aer
motor windmills laat week one for
Frank Argabrlg.it and ono for Mar
Khali VVohb. lie la working at consid
erable disadvantage on account of hot
ing crippled up with rhmunatlam, but
says thuso two farmera have aa ood
windmills aa thoru aro In Nemaha
county.
Battles;-
Those seeds I will sell are certainly
good. Cykus Milam,
Market Gardener,
South Aubuiu, Nebr.
s
Not from any
or all hard Spring
wheat is
Pillsbury's
Best Flour
made, but from
such only as stands
the Pillsbury tests.
load of Pillsbury's best flour. $
.
and barrels. The barrels con-
at $4.75.
Full sized sacks at $
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world over as tho best in the
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