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N NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1903
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See M T Hill for Ore Insurance.
Republican primaries to-morrow.
We rlne to remark that it is warm.
For Nets, Dusters or V hips nee J. E.
Crotlier.
F. L Woodward visited Kalis City
Tuesday.
Sweat Pads aod Collars at J. E.
Orot tier's.
Miss Iva Catlln came home from Pe
ru Monday.
One of D. EI. Clark's little children
ia quite sick.
Old Settlers auuual picnic Thursday,
Auguat 27th.; I
Miss Anna Morton returned to Au
burn Monday.
Try the Devoe paint, sold by J. W.
Kerns, Auburn; x
Miss Maud White returned to An
burn Wednesday.
A. R. Titus is assisting in Gilbert &
McCandiass' store.
Pure linseed oil 50 cents per gallon
at Hill's drug store.
Fine line of Wall Paper just received
at Heeling's drug store.
Get ready for the Auburn cbautau
qua, which begins Aug. 15.
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Mist Nellie Deweese -is yjiltiag
friends near Peru this week.
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Earle Gilbert has had the house oc
cupied by S. Yates repainted.
A fine line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Heeling's.
We had a One shower Friday night
and a good rain Sunday night.
A high grade barn paint for 05 cents
per gallon at Hill's drug store.
Miss Dora Clark visited friends in
tne country part of this weak.
Harve and Alex Thompson of Shu
bert were in Nemaha last Friday.
Miss Grace Paris has been reelected
teacher at the Maple Grove school.
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Southern strictly pure white lead Qif
cents per pound at Hill's drug store.
Orvlllt Holdingeand W. F. Gilless
pie are catching a good many Ush now.
Just received, a good line of fly nets
by Edwards Bradford Lumber Co.
E. L. Paris is now looking after his
meat market and feed store in person.
Miss Bessie Dressier went to Auburn
Tuesday to visit friends for a few days
A One line of summer dusters and
lap robes at Edwards & Bradford Lum
ber Company.
The recent raiaa are helpiag out the
pastures wonderfully. The grass was
getting very short.
The young people had a pleasant
party at the residence of I. N. Cooper
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Carse and Miss Avis returned
home Wednesday from a few weeks'
visit at Thurman, Iowa.
Everybody should have pride enough
to keep the weeds cut down along the
streets about their homes.
Elder McFarland of Auburn
preached at the Christian church last
Sunday, morning and evening.
A full line of all kinds of sowing
machine needles kept in stock by the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
Hon. T. J. Majors of Peru wm in
Nemaha Monday. We acknowledge a
pleasant call from the colonel.
Wes Clark nas put up two windmills
in the past few da)s one for Wm. G.
Maxwell and one, for Frank Rider.
MisBes Edna and .Blanche Lytle of
Aspinwall precinct were visiting Net
maha friends Friday of last week.
A necktie social will beglvnn Saturn
day night of next week by the Junior
League, at the home ot- Geo. Yackley.
Bert Thorn, who has been at Fair
mont, Nebi., for two or three weeks, i
returned to Nemaha Tuesday evening.
Joe Bunger is now at work on a
large house for S. C. Lawrence. Main
will have a good house when complet
ed. W. V. Steuteville has quit Gilbert A
McCandleis and is making preparations
for going to Gering, where he will be
principal ot the school for the ensuing
year.
Miss Eflie Stout came In from Aus
burn Thursday of last week on a visit
to Miss Dottie Boyd of Aspinwall pres
ciuct.
W. P. Tidrow visited Nemaha
friends and relatives last Saturday and
Sunday. Will is now located at Hum
boldt. Miss Leta Linn ef Lincoln, who has
been visiting friends in Neaaba and
vicinity, went to Sbubert the first of
the week.
Claud and Lynn Jar vis, who have
been visiting at Wabash, Neb.rM res
turned borne Thursday afternebn of
last week. vf -X
Fritz Wlnke in or Nebraska VAlv la
assisting J. H. Steuteville in the luniH
ber yard during the absence of H. M.
Tollinger.
The telephone company expects to
have the country line southwest from
town ready for operating by the 15th
of this month.
H. M. Tollinger went to Omaha
Monday and from there goes to Sioux
City, Iowa. He expects to be gone a
week or ten days.
Several Nemahaites nttended the ne
gro picnic at Falls City Tuesday and
Wednesday. They report a much
smaller crowd than usnal.
G. W. Hawxby began work on his
house on his father's farm, near Brack
en, Thursday. Wm. Eagle of Shubert
is doing the carpenter work.
W. H. Hay and H. R. Howe of the
First National bank of Auburn were
Nemaha visitors Tuesday and gave us
a call and some good advice,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Shubert are
now at Kansas City, Mo., where they
expect to remain for aome time. Mr.
Shubert is having his eye treated.
The weather for twe or three days
last week was very cool almost cool
enough to require fires. But it has
made up for it this week by being very
warm.
Mrs. Merrit and Miss Victoria Mers
ritt, who have been visiting their son
and brother, Jack Merritt, in Aapins
wall precinct, returned to Brownville
Monday.
Tarn Crummel of Auburn has a crew
of men at work putting in a steel
bridge across ' Whiskey Run," a mile
south of town. The old- bridge was
taken out Wednesday.
Lucky BilPagreat 25 cent Show will
give an exhibition at Nemaha en Fris
day, Aug. 14, in their big tent. Free
seats for all. Satisfaction guaranteed
The entertainment will be given rain
or shine. See bills for particulars.
Summer Goods
Hammocks
Croquet Sets
Base Balls eundi
1 Fly Paper
I Scream Soda
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FM'sDrugStore
If you want fire Insurance, either
in old line or mutual companies, call
on W. W. Sanders.
The society editor was initiated into
the Rebekah lobge Wednesday evening
and we had a most delightful time.
All the pretty g(rl in town belong to
this lodge except two.
Mr. and Mr. Ambrose Howe starts
ed for Weatberford. Oklahama, Tues
day, to visit Mrs. Hywe's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Mitith. If they like
the country they say locate there.
.lira. Kennedy ef Illinois is visiting
h'wotberr'Mrsvftmina Wheeler, and
utrltisterln.XBasGalurutth. She
arrived last .Friday , from Lincoln",
wher she has been visiting a daughter,
D. J. A. Dirks of Johnson gave us a
pleasant call Wednesday. Mr. Dirks
is a candidate far the republsnun nom
ination for county treasurer and was
interviewing republicans in this vicin
ity as to his chance?.
Mrs. Letitia R. Strain of London
precinct started for northern Iowa
Wednesday In hopes her health, which
has been quitepoor, would be beneiit
ed by the change. Her son, Arthur
Strain, went with her.
Ben Neal was Bhaking bauds with
Nemaha frieads Thursday. Ben has
been in Oklahoma for the past two
years. He drew a good claim near
Lawton two yearn ago, which he has
just sold.
John Stephenson of Auburn waa
visiting some of his many Nemaha
friends Thursday. We have only two
things against John his politics and
because he moved to Auburn instead
of Nemaha,
Conrad Schreinor, an old citizen of
Brownville, died at his heme at 1
o'clock a. m. Tuesday. Mr; Schreiner
had been in poor health for a longtime
The funeral was held Wednesday.
The deceased was a brother-ln law of
Mrs. Peter Kerker.
The night cap social at the home of
Dr. H. S. Gaither last Saturday night
was a meat successful affair in every
respect. The lawn was lighted with
lamps, lanterns and Chinese lanterns
presented a beautiful appearance. A
goodly sum was taken in.
August 27 seems to be a popular day
this year for old settlers' picnics. Ne
maha will have her picnic on that day,
the old settlers of Lancaster county
have set that date for their bicnic at
Lincoln, and Nebraska City will also
have an old settlers' picnic on that day
The old settlers of Richardson county
will have their annual gatherlug on
the 20th and 27th. But we venture
the assertion, without fear of succesas
lul contradiction, that the Nemaha'
picnic will be the best of all.
The editor's office phene Is No. 7 and
that, of his residence in No. 1. Call us
up if you have any news.
If you are contemplating a change
of location and want land cheap, call
at this office. We can interest you.
The Cardinals elected a successor to
Pope Leo XIII Tuesday forenoon. On
the seventh ballot Cardinal Sarto, pa
triarch of Venice, was elected. He
selected the title of Pius X. He is 08
years of age and belongs to the more
liberal and progressive wing of Cathol
icism.
Mr. B. L. Burt of Anderson, Iowa, a
frtend of James Hiatt arrived in town
Wednesday morning He will visit at
the home or J. R. Russell until Friday
when he expects to take Mr. Hiatt
home with him for a few'weeks' visit.
Mr. Hiatt Is in poor health and. very
feeble. ,
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Misses Mary and Minnie Schreiner
of Severance, Kansas, were gueats of
Mrs. P. Kerken Wednenday, leaving
Thursday morning. Tney are nieces
of the late Conrad Schreiner of Brown
ville. They attended the funeral of
their uncle Wednesday forenoon, corns
ing down to Nemaha with Mr. and
Mr.. Kerker.
Miss Perl Minick has bten appointed
instructor of vocal music at the Peru
normal school. Will F. Preach, son
of Wm. French of London precinct,
has been appointed assistant to II. B.
Duncanson of the department of bios
logical research. Prof. French has been
principal of thejuhoola at.BlweSpriags
for the past year.
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H. T. Mlniok showed us seme speci
mens of a small fruit called the straw
berry raspberry Saturday. The fruit
partakes of the nature of both th
strawberry aud raspberry ; grows on a
low bush begins bearing about the mid
dle ef July and bears until frost.
There are blooms, green berries and
ripe berries on the same bush at the
sane time.
The Little Girls' Band of Hamburg,
Iowa, has been engaged to play at the
old settlers' picnic Aug. 27. This
band is composed of Prof. Booe and
wife and ten little girls, none of them
over twelve years of age. These little
I ad i es belong to some of the best famn
ilies of Hamburg and have been cares
fully trained by Prof. Booe. They
are highly praised by the Omaha Bee,
WorldsIIerald, Hon. W. J. Bryan und
other papers and prominent men who
have heard them. They will remain
over night and give an open air cons
cert in the park the night of the picnic.
You never beard any one using Fos
ley'a Honey and Tar aud not being
aatisued.--M T Hill.
Catarrh of the Stoinaoh.
When the stomach is overloaded;
when food is taken into it that fails to
digest, it decays and Inflames the mus
ceus membrane, exposing tho nerves,
and causes the glands to secrete mucin
instead ot the natural juices of digest
ion. ThU is called catarrh of the
stomach, cauBedby indigestion. Doc
ters and medicines failed to benellt me
until I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
J. R. Rhea, Coppell, Tex. Sold by W.
W. Keeling.
Reveals a Great Secret
It is often asked how such startling
cures, that puzzle the beat physicians
are effected by Dr. King's New Diss
covery for Consumption. Here's the
seorst. It cuts out the phlegm and
germsinfected mucus, and lets the life
giving oxygen enrich and vitalize the
blood. It heals the intlamed, cough
worn throat and lunga. Hard colds
and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr.
King's New Discovery, the most in
fallible remedy for all throat and lung
diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50o und
81.00. Trial bottles fres at Keeling's.
BASE BALL!
A Big: Game of Ball.
The bane ball enthusiasts have made
arrangements for a big game of base
ball at the old settlers' plcnio Aug. 27.
The Rex team of St. Joe and the Ideals
f Omaha, two of the very best of the
western team, will play two games
for a purse of $175. These games will
be worth seeing, and will undoubtedly
attract a tor? crowd
Netloe te Subscriber.
After September 1st the price of The
Omaha Daily News will be 81 GO a
yoar. Subscriptions will be received
at the old price (91 00 per-juiar) during
August.
Old papers for sale at this office.
The Nebraska Mercantile Mutua
Insurance company of Lincoln, Ne
braska, has over $0,000,000 insurance
in force with the leading business men
of the state. Auk to see a list of them
W. W. Sanders, agent.
Just About Bedtime
take a Little Early Riser it will cure
constipatipn, biliousness and liver
troublos. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are different from other pills. They
do not gripe and break down the muo
ous membrane of the stomach, liver
and bowels, but cure by gently arous
ing the secretions and giving strength
to these organs. Sold by W. W. Keels
ing.
A New Invention
Mintuk'sFleldCorn Husking Machine
huHks the corn from, the atalK, leaving
stalks standing in the field, Exclusive
Atat and mauuf acturer'ti right for sale
hv the inventor and patentee. Corres
pondence aolicltwl. Address
4 4 H. T. MINICK. Nemaha, Neb.
One Minute cough cure given relief
in one minute, because It kills the mi
crobe which tickles the mucous mem
brane, causing the cough, aud at the
same time clears the phlegm draws out
the inilammation and heal and sooth
es the affected parts. One Minute
cough cure strenghens the lungfl, wards
off pneumonia and jjs harmless and
never failing cure In all curarle onee
of coughs, coldn, and croup. One' Min
ute cough cure is pleasant to takn,
harmleHs and good alike for young aud
old. W. W. Keeling.
7 WJ. W. Keeling,
Nomaha, Nebraska
Office in Keeling drug storo.
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Phone calls answered promptly.
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