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Notico for noaring Oluiras
la tho County Court of Neinnhn county , Nrli
In tlwtnntturof tlioontntuof MuninrolKviMin
dcccruiPtl.
Notice la licroby Rlvon tlmt tho court Iiiih
kiiulo nn onlor limiting the tlmo for orwlilorA
to fllO OlllllllH UKUlIlHt Hlillt dOCMMHt'tl to six
monlliN from tlio SOtli iltty of May, W1 untl
Hint Juno .10th, Ancnst alHt nml Novombnr
SOth.l'JOJ, nt)10 o'clock n, in. of onoh liny,
ni thn ntilrn of tlio county Juileo of Ncmnliii
county, NobniHltn, In Auburn. Noprnskri.hnK
boon fixed by tlio court ns tlio tlmo and pluco
when nud wlicro nil pernotiH wlio ImvHClniniH
(Mid dcmitudH nuultiHt wild dcccitHcd enn linvo
tlionnine oxnmlncd, ndjuntod nnd ullowod,
nud till clulniH not prcHonlod by tho liiHt men
tinned dnto will bo forovor barred, by an or
der of Mm court
jDatcd May 2nd, 1003.
KlUliAltO 1'. NUAb, County Judfjo.
PETER KE11KEE,
Dealor In
Highest innrkct price paid for HidcB,
Laid, Tallow, etc,
KNAPP cSc SON
Proprietor of tho
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA NEBR.
Good Dray in cennoction with Livory
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Harness Shoe Shop
llnvlntf opened n HiimcNH Shop nud Hlioo
repitlrlm; IhihIiiuhh I tlcnlro to Inform the
people of Nemiiha nud vicinity Hint X am
propurod to do all kinds of
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
And Oiling
Good Hand Made Harness a Specialty
All uio Invited to call In aud hco -inc.
J. E. CROTHER
REPUBLICAN JR.
mi in
Bltindnrd and rtlstrod, Hired by Hopubll
can, 'HUM. Dam, Smile Vera by Talavern,
12:30; 2nd dam, UoiriyTiotwnod by McMiitmn,
2 21 Ueit bay, black pointa, I) vojuh oltl,
HtiindN Kl IiiuuIm IiIrIi, wuIkIin 1200 pounds.
Ilo IniHKood high nctlot. wltn tluo style.
ou will mako no nilmnUo by breeding to
Kepubllcan Jr. tin hoiub ol bib oldest eoltH
aienolllu for 3200.
LTJDWICK
Stnmlard nnd reRlHtored, Hired by Pat I...
2.00K. Dam, Saillo Vom b raluvnra, 2.11 :
2nd dam, llutsy Trotwooil ty MuApiunu, 2.21.
Dnrk oav, black polutt, 0 yen. old, hIuikIh
18K liandH high, wollm i.iiK) pounds,
Moth horsoH will mako tho Hi-ason of low at
Mapln UUIko Stock Knrin, 2M mllon noiiiIi
emit of Howe, nt 810 to Ihhum nmro In tonl.
Ciua will bo taken to prevent ucoldoutti iot
ahould nuy occur will bo at tho owner's risk
Thos. H. Jones, Owner
Howe, Nebraska
All our farmer readers should take
Hdvantago of tho unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which
includes with this paper Tho Iowa
Homestead, its Special Farmers' Insti
tute editions, and Tho Poultry Farms
er. Those three publications are tho
beat of their class aud should bo in
every farm homo. To them wo add
' for local, county and general news our
own papor and mako the price tor tho
four for ono yoar$1.8G . Nover before
was so much superior reading matter
offered for bo small an amount of
money, The papers named which
we olub with our own are well known
throughout the west and commend
themselves to the reador's favorablo
attention upon mere mention. The
Homestead la the great agricultural
and live stock papor of tho west. The
PoultryFarmer la the most practical
poultry paper for the farmer published
n,eie country, and the Special Farm
ers Institute editions uro the most
practical publications for tho promo
lion 6f good farmiug ever published.
Tako u'dvutHage of thia-great offer,
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Tho Nebraska Advertiser
W. W. Sandkkb, Publisher
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1003.
Forty-one of our citizens went to
Nebraska City Thursday to boo tha
great Fourpaugh and Sella Bros. clrcuB,
Tlia freight train from the south wan
held hero until aevon o'clock to accom
modate tlioao wishing to attend the
circus.
Mr. Daniel Ilargor, of Hillsdale, fell
from a wagon while hauling corn for
Jim Wolfe, aud fractured u rib. Dr.
Sutton was called, and now after ten
days of suffering, he is ablo to bo out
of door part ot the time. Shubert
Citizen.
Omaha is having a liaid time with
strikers. Over three thousand man
have struck, mainly for recognition of
the union. Tho teamstors, freight
handlers, carpenters, waiters, laundry-
men, bakeis aud others are out. It is
tough on tho citizeno.
J3y tho luat two Btrikes the wages of
anthracite coal miners has been raised
by about 20 cents a ten. Whon the
ton reaches tho consumer tho wage in
croaso may be expected to have accu
mulated at the rate of expansion suro
to bo Impresalvo. Omaha 13eo.
Mayor Low bus requested tho cltizs
oub of Naw York to celobruto the
week from May i!l to Hay :)0, in coins
memoratlon of the fact that the city
will then reach an ago of 250 years.
New York is quite a lively town, but
there are cities in tho west that will
overhaul its present record when they
reach their 250th birthday. Globe
Democrat.
Early Wednesday morning a dog
showing unmistakable signs of dydro
phobia, appeared on the farm of V, D.
Lawrence in Louden precinct. Mr.
Lawrence shot him .with a revolver
but failod to kill him. Ho followed
him to the farm of Henry Stevens,
whore tho men succeeded in putting
him to death, but not before he had
bitten a dog belonging to Stevens. It
is believed ho bib other dogs In the
neighborhood, and parties owning the
dogs 8liouldtoaeo that; thoir canines aie
either muzzled or securely tied until
all danger of rabies aro past.
Fifteen candidates wore initiat
ed into Farmer lodge No. 4-1, Royal
Achates, Thursday night ot last
week. Deputy J . W. Doran of Oma
ha was present aud assisted in the coin
Hinonlea of Initiation. Several of the
olllcers who were elected at the prevs
ions meeting resigned and others were
elected. The following is a oorrect
list:
Pres. Jamoa O. Monroe.
Past Pros. Mattlo J. Marrs.
Vice Pies. Win. F. Wolte.
Secretary W. W. Sanders.
Treasurer .Joseph I) Dlxson,
Chaplain Mrs. Amanda Wolfe
Marshal Daniel W. Foster.
Guard Waller Furls.
Trustees W. S. Maxwell, Mrs.
Minnie Ebnothor.W. F. Sanders
Captain of drill team Arthur
Llttroll.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely bo given to
chlldrou. For aide by M T IIlll.
uau in and see us It you want to
subscribo for any paper published iu
the United Statea.
Bottor Than a Plastor.
A plocu of flannol dampouod with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
on tho affected parts, is hotter than a
plaster for a lame back and for painw
In tho aide and cheat. Pain Balm has
no superior aa a liniment for the le
llof of deep seated, muscular, and rheus
matic pains. For aalo by W, W.
Keeling Druggist.
Cures When Dootors Fail
Mrs. Frank Chiassen, Patterson, la.,
writes June 8th, 1001 : "I had malaria
fovor in a very bad form, was under
treatment by doctors, but as soon as I
stopped taking their medioine the fev
er would return, I used a aample
bottle of Horblno, found it bolpod me.
Then I bought two bottles, which
completely cured me. I fool very
grateful to yon for furnishing such a
Bplendid medioine, aud can honestly
recommend it to those suffering wit'i
malaria, as It will surely curo thetn."
Herbiue, fiOo bottle at Hilly,
A boy named Hhlllo Whlttaker, llvn
ingat Auburn, was shot and killed
Monday afternoon by a companion
named Itlco. Both boys wore about
twelve yoars old and were playing In
tho Whlttaker barn with a revolver
In some manner tho gun was discharg
ed, the ahot striking young Whlttakor
in tho loft aido. Ho ran to the house
and fell daud as he got an tho porch
Young Rice claims tho boy who was
killed had tho revolver when it was
discharged with theubovo results.
Auburn Nebr., Way 13. Tho corous
er'a jury empanollcd to inquire into
tho cause of the death of Hally Whlt
taker to whom raontlon was made in
Monday's papor, found that he came
ta his death by means of a pistol shot
which waB accidently fired probably
by himself. Bert Rice the seventeen
year old boy who was with him In the
barn at tho tlmo of tho shooting was
arrested Monday on the charge of car
rying concealed weapons and was held
in cuetody until aftor tho coroners ini
quest had been returned as above. He
was than taken before tho county
judgo and arraigned on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons, to which
ho ploaded guilty. On account of his
age, tue court gwre him a fine of $10
and coBts. The line was' paid by his
father and.brothersin-law.
Tho funeral was held Tuesday afters
noon at 2:.10 o'clock.
Washington, D. C, May 13. Posts
master General Payne announced that
there would be no more establlsh
inonta ef ruial free delivery poatal
eervico until July 1, tlie.tbeKlnning of
tho noxt (kcal year. This is one res
suit of the investigation of pofltoihee
affairs and of the discovery that at the
present rato of Increase in tho number
of routes, there would bo a deficit of
$20,000 to tho rural free delivery sors
vice by tho end of the fiscal year. It
is not intended, howevor, that the ins
vestigation of proposed routes Bhall be
suspended and the Hold work, tueres
fore will continue. Mr. Payne estis
mated that a number of routes fairly
entitled to be established in tho entire
country would be jthirtyselght thou
sand, and that at the present rate of
increase this would be reachod twe
years hence.
A Lenson in Health. Healthy kids
noyo filter the Impurities from the
blood, and unless they do this good
health is impossib'e. Fo'e 'a Kidney
Curo makes sound kidneys and will
positively euro all forms of k'dney and
bladder disease. It strengthens the
whole system. For sale by M T Hill,
A Weak Stomach
Causes a weak body and invites diss
ease. Kodol dyspepsia curo cures and
strengthens the stomach and wards
off and overcomes disease. J. U.
Taylor, a prominent merchant of
Chrlesman, Texas, says, "I could not
eat becauso of a weak stomach. I lost
all strength and run down in weight.
All that money could do was done, but
.,11 !..,....,. !...., T.
mi iiuya in icuuvuiy viiiiibiiuii. uears
ing ot some wonderful cures effected
by use of Kodol I concluded to trv it.
Thn llrat bottle benefitted me,and after
taking four bottles I am fully restored
to my iiniial strength, weight and
health. W. W. Keeling.
G.O V O
QUIZ'S
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Restaurant
FOU A FINE LINE OF
Candies, Cigars, Fruits
etc. A fine line of Summer Dr it.k
just in WIiihh, Ciders. Phoaph alesa
eto, Call in aud see us.
Healthy kidneys filter tlio ImpuritUs
from tho blood, and unless they do
thi good health la Impossible Fos
ley's Kidney Cure makes sound kids
neys and will positively euro all forms
of kidney and bladder disease, It
stroughtons the whole system. M T
Hill
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EXPERIENCE
Traoe MahKs
Designs
Copyrights &c.
Anyono landing a ikoteh nnd description rnny
frutoKly aaoartnln our opinion froo whetlior nn
Invention Is probably patontablo. Communion.
tlonsstrlcUyoontldoiitlnl. Handbook on entcnta
stuit fron. Oldest agency fomoeurliicjmtoiitu.
l'ntcuts token through Munn & Co. rucolvo
veewt iwik(, wiiuoui cJinruo, in iuo
Scientific Emnm.
handsomoly HIutrMHl wcflkly. I.nrpost clr
tlnUon of nny Bdwittuo 3ourn.il. 'iVinia. f3 u
M" 1 four montlu, f U Boid byall nowsdonlorn.
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Nobraska City, Nebr., May 8.
Big muddy Is again tearing down
the government stonaworK at this
paint, and immediate attention for
the city is necessary,
Tho government boat.IIenrietta ars
rived today, and repairs will bo com
menced at once.
TheB. &M. railway engineer are
also here and will commence at once
to protect tho company' bridge 'und
tracks near tho river.
The Nebraska Louisiana purchuse
exposition commission has established
headquarters at room 414 McCague
bhlldlng. Assistant Secretary II. G.
Shcdd of Lincoln has been placed iu
charge . o
James Walsh of Benson has placed
htmnelfat the service of tho coramlas
slon as chief of the agricultural de
partment. Hu will correspond with
people throughout tho state who den
sire to mako exhibits.
The commission has set aside 81,000
to be paid as premiums to Nebraska
producers. Circulars will be uent out
over tho state to the farmers.
Nebraska will have 5,000 feet of
floor Bpace In the Aggrlcultural builds
ing. It is not known whether each
county will place a separate exhibit or
whether all exhibits will bo placed
together Omaha News.
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World-Wide deputation
White's Cream Vermifuge has ac
hleved a world wide reputation as be
ing the beat of worm destroyers, und
for Its tonic iufiuenco on weak and tins
thrifty children, as It neutralizes tho
npidlty or sourness of the' stomach,
improves the digestion and assimila
tion of food, strenghtens the nervous
system and restores them to the health
vlgor'niid elasticity of spirits natural
to childhood. 25c at Hill's.
Call aud see us for reduced rates on
magazines and newspapers.
To improve the appetite and strengi
then tho digestion, try a few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Mr K.II. Seitz of Detoit, Mich.,
says, "They restored my appetito when
impaired, relloved mo of a bloated feels
ing and caused a pleasant and satisfac
tory movement of the bowels."
There aro people in this community
who need jutt bucIj a medicine. For
sale by W W Keeling, druggist Every
oox warranted.
r. . W. Keelzng,
t Noninha, Nebraska.
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Tho following is the program of tho
commencement exercises af the Nem
aha high school to he hold at Hoover's
opera house Friday night of next week
Invocation Rev. DeFereaC Austin,
Instrumental duet Lo Cor lies Alps
Ferd Beyer Op. 52 Misses Jessie and
Blanche Dye .
Oration Salutatory Commonces
ment Maudo E. Kinton.
Oration Moral Heroes Grace Bur
eon. .
Duet The Swallow'sFlight Maude ''
Burns and Bessie Washburn.
Oration Nebraska's Greatest lies
source Edna Lytle.
Ornion Education of tho Farmer
Boy Edwin G. Maxwell.
Oration Success from Failure
Ellen Shively.
Instrumental Trio Overturo Sans
Soucl A.rr. Vincent Loon. Miss Lola
Argabright, Messrs Clyde Roberts aud
Lew Argabright.
Oration Womauf n Civics -Blanche
E, Lytle.
Oration Valedictory OurCountry,
Debtor and Creditor Miunlo M.
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Swing Song-Edith and Laia IIlll.
Address Mlaa Mattio Cook Ellis.
Quartet Como and Join the Merry
Dance-Mrs. II. M Tollingor, Miss
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E. J. Maxwell.
Presentation of Diplomas Mr. J. I.
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