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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, OCTOBEll 23, 1903
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One lot Boys' Knee Pants, worth
One lot Boys' Knee Pants, worth
One lot Boys' Knee Pants, worth 85c, at...
Fancy Croponot "Waistings, worth 15c, at
Cotton Toweling, per yard
Ladies' Shoes at
Pins, per paper..
The best Coffee you ever saw
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Coal Oil that
Phone 4 BROWN VILLE, NEBR.
Local ISTews
See M T Hill for Ore insurance.
Herb Aynes went to Julian Monday
Who could ask for any finer weather.
Wagon for sale. Inquire of Nate
SedoraB,
One week from effect Thursday is
election day.
Josiah Frazler went to Humboldt
last Thursday:
Try the Devoa paint. Sold by J. W.
Jverns, Auburn.
Come out and hear Hon. 0. F. Reas
vis next Thursday night.
Full line of School Supplies just re-,
ceived at Keellng's drug store.
The candidates are certainly having
fine weather for campaigning.
The west freight ran up to Nebraska
City as an extra Tuesday morning.
Eli Knapp of Stella visited his pars
ents and brother in Nomaba Wednes
day.
Marshall Webb is hauling rock for n
foundation for a barn on hia Nemaha
property.
Colonel Joe Harper of Shubert was
transacting business in Nemaha
Thursday.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. D. E . Litti
roll, Monday morning, October 10, 1003,
a One son.
Al Morton of Auburn visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Morton,
the first of the week.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
handle the best aleel range made the
Monarch. Call and see It.
For Sale Bay horse, weight 1100,
7 years old, good driver. One buggy,
nearly new. also a good set of single
hurness. Seo W. E. Wiikeldon.
35c, at
65c, at '. SOc
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$1.50, $1.75 and $2.00?
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.10c $
juIU Burn!
A fine line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Keeling's.
No one con truthfully question Wm.
Mr. Crichton's qualifications to make a
good county judge-
Horse blankets just received by the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. Call
and get prices on them.
The editor's ofllco phono is No. 7 and
that of his residence is No. 1. Call us
up if you have any news.
Just received a fine line of shot cuna
at the Edwards & Bradford Lurabor
Co. Call in and see them.
Rob Russell claims his father has
some corn that will go 05 bushels to
ine acre, wiio can beat it?
Remember the lecture by Luclan
Edgar FollenBbee at Hoover's opera
house Friday night of next week.
If you are going to buy a stovo Ed
wards & Bradford Lumber Co. have
them. Call and get prices on them.
F. L. Woodward went to Kansas
City Monday, returning Thursday.
airs, woodward came homo with him.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Allen of Aus
burn were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer E. Allen of Nemaha last Sun
day. John Starks, who has been at St.
Joe since he left Nemaha, returned
Tuesday and will go to work at com
busking.
Weldon Shively came in from Beat
rice Monday and returned Wednesday,
He is shipping and selling apples at
that place,
Special prices on furniture for 10
days to make room for another car load
Call and got prices at Edwards & Brad
ford Lumber Co.
Gilbert & McCandleas have had a
fine new rack made for thoirreadys
made skirts. O. F. Zook did the work
and it certainly il a handBome piece of
work.
25c $
Make your hens
lay!
Tlio poultry products of the United
Stato are worth moro each year tiinn
all the gold mined In the univorao.
Wo imvo
Leos' ifeg 'Matter and Poultry
Food,
Deodorized Dried Blood.
Ground Oyster Shells,
Try them
Very respectfully,
M. TT. HILL
Hon. C. F. Reavis
and the republican county candidates
will speak in Hoover's opera' house
Nemaha Thursday evoning, Oct. 20
They will apeak at Howe at 8 p. m.
on the 20th and at Brownvllle on the
evoning of tne 27th. Everybody Ins
Vlted.
As Miss Maud Kintou was driving
to school a few days ago her horse foil
d Mvn aud broke the shafts to her
buggy.
Walter A. Owen of Billings, Wont .
arrived in Nemaha Monday evening on
h visit to his daughter, Mrs Wiu. F.
Keeling.
Mrs. Hayes of Nebraska City visited
her slstors.'Mrs. Ben Colerick and Mrs
John Knigh, last week, going home
Friday afternoon.
The candidates on the republican
county ticket are making a clean open
campaign. They are not afraid to
face the people.
Hon.O. F Reavis will address the
people of Nemaha Thursday evening
of next week, at Hoover's opera
house. Come out and hear him.
PAINT PAINT PAINT
We have the right brand of paint
and the right price. Edwards & Brad
ford Lumber Co.
Peter Kerker has had a concrete
walk laid in front of his meat market
and a brick walk in front of the ress
taurant. Tnis is the first concrete
wnlk in Nemaha. We nopo others
will follow suit.
C. F. Zook. our street commissioner
has done somo excellent work on the
streets in the northeast part of town,
whore very little work has ever been
done. He is putting the streets In flue
condition for winter.
Mrs. C. T. Minick of Bracken, who
has-been visiting hor parents in Okla
noma for some time, returned home
Monday evening. Her sister, Miss
Gertie Elliott, camoj home with hor
and will visit here awhile.
For sale House and four lota in
Nemaha. House has 4 rooms, story
and a lml f. 2 lntn In fruit-, nnd o n o,..
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den. Three blocks from business
part of town. Inquire of W. F Gills
isple.
Old papers for sale at this ofllco.
Foley's Honoy and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness. M T Hill.
For Sale Stovo wood ready sawed.
cord wood, and about 150 good rails, 12
feet long. Can bo bought at ray farm
or I will deliver at Nemaha.
J. O. Stokes.
If you want Are ineuranco. either
in old line or mutual .companies, call
on W. W. Sanders.
MRS. THEO, HILL
fjlas Just received a.
complete stock of
New Fall and Winter Millinery
Call and
FOUND
The cheapest place
to buy goods.
W, M, Snelling
of St. Deroin. Nebr.,
Is closing1, out his stock
and will sell on Satur
days for cash at actual
cost of goods, with ten
percent added.
Call on him for bar
gains. W. D. Culwoll, Chas. Anderson and
S. P. Hobertson, fusion candidates for
sheriff, treasurer and assessor, gave us
a pleasant enll Wednesday. Thoy r
all good Jellowa but are all wronK
politically.
C. T. Minick of Bracken, who has
been baching for somo time while his
wifo is visiting in Oklahomn, paid Ids
usual Sunday visit to Nemaha and got
a good square meal at hla sister's, Mrs.
A. R. Titus.
F. E. noover has tho largest ears bl
corn we have seen this year. He
brought a specimen ear in a few dava
ago that measured fourteen intches in
length, and says he liaa ears of corn of
course) that are longer than this.
Mrs. Alex. Weddol of Buffalo
county, Nab., camu to Nemaha last
Saturday and -visited Mrs. Rachel
Weddel until Monday. She is visit
ing at Auburn und receiving medical
treatment, as her health is quite poor.
James Illatt viBited Troy, Kansas,
Falls City and Rulo, starting from
Nemaha Thursday of last week and
returning Tuesday. He has taken a
ministerial work at Rulo, where he
will preach this winter, hut will cons
tinue to live in Nemaha.
Last Saturday Miss Graco Young
was out driving wheu a dog frightened
the horse and it ran away. Miss
Grace jumped out of tho buggy and iet
tho horao go. It ran through town,
but was stopped in front of Hill's
drug store. Tho only damage dono
was a brokon shaft.
Gilbert & McCandloss have been ex
pecting their ready made skirts for
some time but thoy wereinot received
until Thursday. A few days ugo a
young lady came in tho store and said
to A. R. Titus: "Havo you got your
skirts on yet?" Albert blushed and
told her ho had not.
Lncian Edgar Follensbee, the noted
lecturer from tho Pacific coast, will
deliver the second lecture in tho
Nemaha entertainment course on Fris
day evening, Ootobor 30. , Prof. Fol
lensbee is a very talented and interest
ing speaker, his lecture overflowing
with good sound logic, wit and humor.
Tho opera house should ho filled.
SALE.
Mlloh cows, horses, coltB, potatoes.
wood and crib poles for sale at StulPa
faim, 4 miles south of Peru. Neb.
Cowa will bo sold on a years time.
Take tho wagonetto when in Au
burn if you want to go to any part -of
tho city. John McElhaney prop.
see her
Call and seo us for reduced rates n
magazines and newspapers.
Travoling is DangcrouB
Constant motion jars the kldneya
which are kept In place in the body by
dellcato attachments. This Js tho tea
son that travelers, trainmen, street car
men, teamsters and all who drive very
much, suffer from kidnoj disease in
home form. Foley's Kidney Curo
strengthens tho kidnoys and cures all?
forms of kidney and bladder disease
Goo E Hainan locomotive engineer,
Lima, 0., writos, "Constant vibration
of tho onpl ne caused mo a great deal of
trouble with my kidneys, and I got no
relief until I used Foloy'a Kidney Cure.
M T Hill.
A New Invention
Mlnick'HFloldCorn Husking Machine
husks the corn from tho Btalk, leaving
stalks standing In tho field. Exclusive
Hfatn and mannfacturcr'ri right for milo
bv th inventor and patentee. Corrcsd
ponde ncn solicited. Address
1 4 II. T. MINICK, Nemliha, Neb,
DR. G M. ANDREWS
Medical and Snrgica?
Diseases of Women
C. O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteen jeara exprienco.
ToruiB nnc date's at Tho ATlvettlst-r
ofllce.
For
Fresh Roasted Peanuts
Soft Drinks and
Groceries! -Goto
G. F. LARIMORE
Successor to
J. B. HOOVER,
NEMAHA,
NEBRASKA
2Jr. $J. W. Keeling
Nomaba, Nebraska.
Office in Keeling drug storo.J
WESLEY H. CLARK
DoalorJIn
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks,gPipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'Phono calls answered promptly.
'Phone No 20
NEMAHA, NEBR,
Undertaker .
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
I KEEP IN STOCK A COMPLETE itXH OF
Caskets
Robes and
Funeral Supplies
HEAESE IN OONNEOTIOff
O. A.. JLO 0JL
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