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VOLUME XL VII 1
HOOSIER CASH STORE
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One lot Boy Knee Bants, worth 35c, at
One lot Boys' Knee Pants, worth 65c, at
One lot Boys' Knee Pants, worth 85c, at
i Fancy Creponet Waistings, worth 15c, at
Dotton Towenng, per yarci
Ladies' Shoes at
Pins, per paper-,
The best Coffee you ever saw at.
Coal OU that
JNO. W. RITCHE7
Phone 4 BROWN VILLB, NEBR.
Local ISTews
And it rains just as osn-s-y.
See M T Hill for Are inauranco.
Wngon
Sedoras,
for sale. Inquire of Nate
Try the Devoa paint.
Kerns, Auburn.
Sold by J. W.
Election Is over. Now go to work
and forget the strifo.
Full line of School Supplies just re
celved at Reeling's drug store.
The fellows who "told you so" are
very muoh in evidence, as usual after
election.
G. W. Hawxby is now at home in
his new heuae one mile nsrth of the
Champion school bouse.
Born to Joe A. Smith and wife Nov,
3. 1003, a One girl. And Joe dont care
much how election went.
Miss Mary Parson returned home
Monday from Blue Springs, where she
has been for three weeks.
J. W. White, B. & M, operator of
Wllbor, Neb., stopped over night
Tuesday to visit W. E. Wheeidon.
The new cable for the exchange has
been put in and it is hoped we will not
have so much trouble with our phones
hereafter.
Rainy weather, nasty roads, slippery
sidewalks, nnd mud tracked every,
where. The housekeepers are getting
awfully tired of the dirt.
T. A, Clark come in from Kanapolis,
Kan , Friday of last week. He expects
to viBit here for a week or two longer
and.then go to the Pacific coast.
FOR SALE
Thoroughbred Plymouth rock cck
rella and B. B. R. gome Bantam fowls.
All A No. 1 stock. W.W. Liebhart
NEMAHA, NEBUASICA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1903
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A flne line of silverware suitable for I
wedding presents at Reeling's.
The editor's office phone is No. 7 and
tn at ot his residence is No. l. Call us
up if you have any news.
Mr. und Mrs. Sid Zimmerman of
Stella were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
D. W. Maxwell from Friday until
Sunday.
For Sale Bay horse, weight 1100,
7 years old, good driver. One buggy,
nearly new, also a good set of single
harness. See W. E. Wiieeldon.
Harry Russell recently brought in to
Peter Kerker's meat market some
samples of very flne corn raised by bis
brother, W. S. RuBsell, on hiB farm
near .Bracken,
Seymour Howe has suffered severely
recently with ulceration of the stomach
and also with a very sore leg, caused
Drobablv bv a bruise. He Is confined
te his bed part of the time.
Mrs. P. E. Kuwitzky of Nebraska
City camo to Nemaha Tuesday morni
Ing, to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Llovd R. Morris. She returned
heme Wednesday afternoon;
Mrs. L. R Strain, who has been at
Humboldt assisting in taking care of
her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd R. Morris,
returned home Monday. Mrs. Morris
died Sunday and was brought to Nems
aha Monday for burial.
Miss Stella Washburn gave a Hah
loween party last Saturday, at the
home of Mrs. Jane I. May. In spite
of the bad weather a goodly number
of vounK folks were preaent and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon O. Bridges are
conducting a musical convention at
the Christian church this week. Mr,
Bridges is thoroughly posted in mod
ern methods of teaching music and
will undoubtedly give valuable instruc
tion t the class. He gave a fine con
cert Monday night. ,
your hens
liay!
The? poultry products of the United
State iiro worth moro each year than
nil the gold mined iu the universe.
Wo have
Lees' Egg Maker and Poultry
Food,
Deodorized Dried Blood,
Ground Oyster Shells,
Try them
Very respectfully,
Dr. Kay camo in the postofllce shivs
ering after tha nlnctlon and said lie
felt like he had been snowed under.
As the doctor was the democratic oun
didute for county coroner, the feeling
was very naturol.
The members of the W. O. W.are
hereby notified that Rev. Q. U. Schleh
of Omaha will deliver a lecture at the
Masonic hall next Weduesday night
All members are requested to be preS'
ent. U. r. scovill, aeoy.
If any one undertakes to get up a
newsy paper a few duys after election
they will appreciate tee difficulties of
the taskrtbat Iiub confronted all editors
of lncnl papers this week. Nobody
talks of anything but politics and by
the time the puper is out all know al
there is to be told about the result of
election and how it hnppened and don't
care about reading about it.
Luclan Edgar Follensbee gave a One
lecture at the opera house lust Friday
night. His subject was "Tom and
Mary" and was not only entertaining
but very Instructive. There was
enough humor to make the lectuie
pleasing to all but he did not fall to
make u point with all his numerous
sayings. Those present without
single exception were delighted with
the evening's entertainment und hope
Prof. Follansbee will be with ub next
season.
Died At her home in Humboldt
Neb., at 10 o'clock a. m, Nov. 1, 1003
of puerperal fever, Mrs. Mary L. Mots
ris, wife of Lloyd R. Morris. Mrs.
Morris was born in Nemaha county
Sept. 22, I860, and lived here until her
marriage. She was the daughter of
John and Letitia Strain. She leaves a
husband, mother and six children to
mourn the loss of a loving mother,
wife and daughter.
The funeral services" were held at
the M. E. church in Nemaha at 11
o'clock Tuesday, the sermon being
preached by Rev. M. S. Foutch. The
body was laid to rest in the Nemaha
cemetery.
Foley's Honey and Tar Is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness. M T Hill.
If you want fire insurance, either
in old line or mutual companies, call
on W. W. Sanders.
Tako the wagonette when In Au
burn if you want to go to any part of
the city . Job n McElbaney prop,
A Losson in Health
Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from tbo bldod, nnd unless they do
this good health is impoBBiblo. Fos
ley's Kidney Cure makes sound kids
neys and will positively euro all forms
of kidney and bladder disease. It
strenghtens the whole system. MT
Hill.
Old papora for sale at this ofllco.
MRS, THEO HULL
Hos just received 0
complete etock of
New Fall and Winter Millinery
Call and
FOUND
The cheapest place
to buy goods.
W, ML Snelling
of St. Deroin, Nebr.,
Is closing out his stock
and will sell on Satur-
rlfltra frr no all o. on.Hial
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cost of goods, with ten
percent added.
Call on him for bar
gains.
The election in Nemaha was ear-
neatly contested, but in a fair way.
without wrangling. Many scratched
tickets were voted. Charley Anderson
who was raised In this precinct, got a
big vote, running abend of any one
else on either ticket. The following Is
tbo vote in detail;
Subremejjudge Barnes 108; Sullivan
08; Wright 1.
Regents Allen 107; Whitmoro 100;
Jones 103; Weber 101; Muir 1.
District judfje Babaocfc, 101 ; Roayis
100; Kelligar 118; Kratsinger 08.
Treasurer Dirks 02; Anderson 121.
Clerk Hacker 112, Snow 102.
Sheriff Lawrence 113; Culwell 00;
Holmes 1.
Judge Crichton 103; McCarty 100,
Craves 3.
District clerk-Beveridge 100 ; Har
mon 104.
Superintendent Currington 115. Ar
not 00.
Surveyor Parker 100; Gilbert 10;
Maxey 2.
Coroner Lutgen 103; Kay 103;
Sapp 5.
Assessor Maxwell 118: Robertson
07.
Commissioner Second district Ord
110; Daugherty 90.
Third Doollttle 108; Parker 100;
Sparks 1.
Justice of the Peace Scrivoner 110;
Stephenson 120; Smith 0.
Constables Brown 113; Smiley 101;
Knopp 11 ; Anderson 4.
Road overseers Dist. 82 C. L.
Russell 80, Jones 4. Dist. 33 Devorss
2: Roberte4. Dist. 34 w. T. hub
sell 80: Anderson 7.
The vote was, slightly larger than
last year, 217 being cast. W. S.RuBsell
E. A. Howe aud O. J. Thorp were
judges of election, and Wm. Moore and
W. W. Sanders clerks. The count
was finished a little before midnight.
The Advertiser and the Weatern
Swine Breeder one year for $1.35; the
Advertiser and Poultry Topics one
vear for 81. 15: The Advertiser and the
Dally Omaha News one year lor 82.00
the Advertiser and tho Iowa Home
stead, Poultry News nnd Home
stead IliBtituto numbers one year for
$1.32 ;, theAdvertlser and tho Nebraska
Farmer one year for 81.35; tho Adver
tiser and the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean one year for 81.50; the Adver
tiser and tho Semi-Weekly 8t. Louis
Globe Democrat one year for 81.75;
the Advertiser and tho SemiHWeekly
Nebraska State Journal one year 'Kfor
$1.85. These are some of our olubb
ing offers, but wo have others, Can
you beat them anywhere?
Old papera for sale at this ofllco.
NUMBER 20
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. Call and nee us for reduced rates on
magazines nnd newspapers'.
Travollng is Dangerous
Constant motion Jars the kldneyn
which arc kept In place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is the rea
son that travelers, trainmen, street car
men, teamsters and all who drive very
much, suffer from kidnej disease In
bomo rorm. juoiey's Kidney euro
strengthens tlio kidneys and cures nil
forms nf kidney and bladder disease
Geo. Elluuaun locomotive ttnglnter,
Lima, O., writes, 'Constant vibration
of the unginu caused me a great deal of
troublo with my kldnoys, and I got, no
relief until I used I olo'u Kidney Cure.
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On I nod Forty Pounds In Thirty Days
For several mouths our younger
brother had been troubled with hull
licBtlon. He tried soveral remedies
but got no benefit from them. We
purchased some of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and he
commenced taking them. Inxldo of
thirty days be had gained forty pounds
In flesh. Ho Is now fully recovorod.
We have a good trndo on the Tablets.
Hollev Bros. Merchants, Long
Branch, Mo. For Bole by W. W
Keeling.
A New Invention
Minick'sFieldCoru Husking Machine
huflks the corn from the stalk, leaving
stalks standing in tho field. Exclusive
stato and manufacturer ri right for sale
by tho Inventor nnd patentee, Corres
pondence solicited. Address.
1 4 II . T. MINICK, Nemaha, Neb.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella - - ' - Nebraska
C. O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteen years experience.
Terms and dates at The Advertiser
office.
r. (EPJ, W. Keelvng,
Nemaha, Nebraska.
Offico in Keeling drug store.
WESLEY H. CLARK
Doftlorjln
: Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks,Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEE!
'Phone calls answered promptly.
'Phone No 20
NEMAHA, NEBR.
TJndertaker
; Funer al Director '
and Embalmer
IKERP m stock a complete link or
Gaskets
Robes and
Funeral Supplies
HEARSE IN CONNECTION
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