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VOLUME XLV11L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1903
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MRS, THEO HILL
5 HOOSIER CASH STORE I
GOOD
This week we will give on our
Ladies' Wraps
in Black, Grey,
Blue and Green
A discount
$ 'They are of the latest styles and
values you will nnd anywhere.
Ae sell the
Selz Shoes
They give perfect satisfaction.
means what sterling does on silver. '
$ $
5 Men'sMieavy winter shirts, colors green, brown and black,
$ worth 85 cents: this week 75 cents. $
We can show you Blankets, Cotton Flannel, Outing Flannel,
J Men's and Women's Underwear, Duck Coats, Men's and'Boys' $
$ Leggings, Overshoes.
If you don't see what you want, ask about it.
J1TO. W. RITCHEY
Phone 4
Local News
See M T Hill for Are insurance.
Wagon for sale. Inquire of Nate
Sedoras,
The extra session of congress con
vened Monday.
Try the Devoo paint. Sold by J. W.
Kerns, Auburn.
Fred Crane has rented Peter Muntz'a
farm for next year.
Cyrus G. Mlhick is husking corn for
Eli Khapp, near Stella.
Mrs. O. L. Miniok of Bracken visit-,
ed Nemaha friends Tuesday.
Full line of School Supplies just re
ceived at Keellng'a drug store.
John Shuck baa been viBlting bis
brother Philip Shuck this week.
Dr.Gaither got two bushelB of hick
ory nuts from "Mtezury" Tuesday.
Dr. Cap Graves of Peiu w&s In Nem
aha on professional business Tuesday.
Prof. V. 0. Bridges went to Julian
Monday to hold a musical convention.
Mac Wright will bo continued as
deputy county clerk. He makes a good
one.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Marlatt of
Brownvillo were Nemaha vtsitors
Wednesday.
S. H Avey and S. C Ereuch of Au
burn were in Nemaha Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Elmer E.Allen paid Auburn a visit
Tuesday. Mrs. Allen looked after the
bank in his absence.
T. J. Rumbaufh wbb not feeling
well Monday and had his substitute,
Bam Littrell, carry the mail.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Rumbaugh
and Mr. and Mrs. John Horner are
visiting friends in Missouri this week.
GOODS
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of lO per cent. $
up-to-date goods the best?
Celebrated
The name ''SELZ" on shoes
BROWN VILLE, NEBR.
A 'fine line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Kee'.ing's.
The editor's office phone is No. 7 and
that of his residence i3 No. 1. Call ub
up if you havo any newB.
Peter Muntz started for Alllauce
Thursday of this week. His health is
much better there than at Nemaha.
Harry,' White came in from Auburn
Monday and 1b visiting his grandpar
enta, Mr. and MrB. Walter Hadlock.
Mr, and Mrs. John Watson recently
enjoyed a visit from their nephew,
Milton Earl, of Chase csunty, Nebr.
W. T. GillisDie, who has been livs
ing on the Muntz farm, moved to
Trenton, Mo., the latter part of last
week.
Cyrus G. Minick recently resigned
as substitute mail carrier on route No.
1, and Sam Littrell bus been appointed
in his place.
Ira B, Dye of Peru, Sunday Bcbool
missionary, came to Nemaha Weduus
day afternoon, remaining until Thurs
day morning.
MiBsBesBieRuBsellof Hubboll, Neb.,
arrived in Nomaha Wednesday evening
on a visit with the family of her uncle,
John II. Russell.
J. 13, Hoover has bought of Mrs.
Carso the small brick house north of
MrsE. A. Minick's home. Charley
Clark will live there.
0. O. Snow says he wasn't running
for county clerk he was just put on to
fill the space on the ticket. Others
probably feel likewise.
We are informed there will be one
wedding and possibly two on Thankss
giving. Don't ask us who the parties
are wo wont tell you.
T. A Clark got a telegram from bis
wife, who is in California, saying t
on was born to the Clark household
Of course Tom is feeling very proud
and happy, and Is quite anxious to see
his first born heir.
Make your hens
lay!
Tho poultry products of the United
Statu are worth more each year than
all the gold mi nod in thu universe.
We havo
Lees' Egg Maker and Poultry
Food, Deodorized Dried Blood,
Ground Oyster Shells,
Try thera
VoryVrespectfully,
m. T. HILL
Judge Letton bus been appointed
supreme court commissioner. Judge
Babcock has been appointed district
judge to succeed Judge Letton.
For Sale Bay horse, weight 1100.
7'yeara old, good driver. One buggy,
nearly new. also a good set of single
harness. See. W E. Wiieeldon.
Mrs. Veva Ualney came down from
Brown vllle Thursday forenoon, relum
ing in the afmniuun. tier motliei,
Mrs. J. B. Hoover, returned with ht;i .
Von Farscn has bought tho house
where he is now living of Newt Jarvle.
He is wise In buying a house instead
of paying money twery month for rent.
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Rov. Mr. Scnleh, W.O. W. lecturer,
w gire a lecture on ''Perfected Wood
craft" at the Christian church next
Wednesday night. Everybody f is in
vlted.
The Rebekahs had another big time
Wednesday night. E. S. Stiers and
his wife were initiated and afterwards
a lino supper was enjoyed by tho mom
bers present.
The republican headquarters at
Lincoln will not be closed just because
the campaign is over, but will keep
open and work commenced for next
year's campaign.
About one year ago John M.Clark
bought the 50 acre farm of his futher,
paying $80 per aero for it. This week
be sold it to Mr. Andrews of Brown
ville for $05 per acre.
Ray Scofleld, a former citizen of Ne
maha and a son-in-law of Mrs. E. A.
Minick, was elected county judge of
Loun county ou the populist ticket
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. J. M. Sanders returned home
last Saturday from a visit of nearly six
weeks with her slater, Mrs. J. W.
Fateley of Omaha and her brother, E.
R. A. Sanders of Louisville, Nebr.
Henry Williams drove up from
Shubert Wednesday and took the trail
for Auburn, returning in the evening
He went up to see his sister, Mrs. B.F
Furrow. Mrs, Furrow died Thursday
Her many friends sympathize with the
sorrowing husband, children and rela
Uvea.
If you want fire insurance, either
in old line or mutual companies, cal
on W. W. Sanders.
Take the wagonette when in. Au
burn if you want to go to any part o
the city. John McElhaney prop,
A Lesson in Health
Healthy kidneys Alter tho impurities
from tbo blood, and unless they do
this good health is impossible. Fos
ley's Kidney Cure makes sound kids
neys and will positively cure all forms
of kidney and bladder disoase. It
strenghten8 the whole system. M T
Hill.
Is closing out her
Winter Hats, Ribbons, Tips, J
and all Winter Millinery. ; u
Call and-see her for Bargains. t
3TAny one knowing themselves indebted to me will plcnso call and settle.
FOUND
The cheapest place
to buy goods.
W, M, Snelling
of St. Deroin, Nebr.,
Is closing out his stock
and will sell on Satur
days for cash at actual
cost of goods, with- ten
per cent added.
Call on him for bar
gains.
Seymour Ho wo has been confined to
his bed for aer oral days with ulceia
tion of the stomach and his condition
la very serious. Dr. Boal of Auburn,
who is treating him, la in hopes he can
h"lp him
George Rhlneahart has just complet
ed an addition to his house and built
a new barn. He Is one of the prosper
our farmers living one mile West of
Champiou school house. F. A. Hack
er did the carpenter work.
David Frazior haa some of th- finest
corn we have seen yet. Some samples
taken out of a load he brought to town
Tuesday measured fourteen inches in
length, and he has found some tnoasur"
ing two inches) longer than this.
Ora Thorp Is wearing a black eye
He didn't get in a tight even if it does
have that appearance, but was riding
u mulo bareback when it ran away
with him and then bucked him off.
He fell under the mule and got struck
in tho eye.
Treasurer-elect Dirks has selected
I. II. Kuper as his deputy. Mr. Kuper
was Mr. Dirks' leading competitor for
the nomination and when the choice of
the convention fell on Mr.. Dirks gave
him hearty support. He will make a
good deputy.
The members of Prof. Bridges' class
at the close of the convention last
week organized a musical class with
Miss Maye Gaither as instructor and
Mrs, Elmer E Allen as organist. It is
the intention to meet weekly for prac
tlce and instruction.
W . E . Whieldon got notice a few
days ago that his salary as agent at
Nemaha had beon increased from 850
toS55per.month, beginning October 1.
This 1b now a good paying office as the
agent gets ubout 910 per month for
over timo and 815 per month commis
sion on express handled. But it keeps
a man pretty busy.
The Advertiser and the Western
Swine Breeder one year for $1.35; the
Advertiser and Poultry Topics one
year for $1.15; Tho Advertiser and the
Daily Omaha News one year lor 82.00;
the Advertiser and tho Iowa Home
stead, Poultry News and Hornet
stead Ihstituto numbers one year for
$1.32;. the Advertiser and the Nebraska
Farmer one year for 81.85; the Adver
tiser and the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean ono year for 81.50; tho Adver
tiser and the Somi-Weekly St. Louis
Globe Democrat one year for 81.75;
the Advertiser and the Semln Weekly
Nebraska State Journal one your for
$1.85. TIiobo are some of our olubb
Incr nff'nrfl. hut w.t hnvn nfchern. flun
'you beat them anywhere?
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness.- M T Hill.
Travoling is Dangerous
Constant motion jars the kidney
which arc kept in place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is tho rea
son that travolers, trainmen, street car
men, teamsters and all who drive very
much, suffer from kldnoj disease in
borne form. Foley a Kidney Cure
strengthens tho kidneys and oures all
forms of kidney and bladdor disease
Geo. Ellausan locomotive engineer,
Lima, O., writes, "Constant vibration
of the onglne caused mo n great deal of
trouble with my kidneys, and I got no
relief until I usodFoloy'a Kidney Cure,
M T Hill.
Gained Forty Pounds In Thirty Days
For several mouths our younger
brother had been troubled with indl
bestion. He tried several remedies
but got no benefit from them. We
purchased somo of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and he
commenced taking them. Insldo of
thirty days ho had gained forty pounds
In flesh. He is now fully recovered.
We have a good trade on the Tablet n.
Hollev Bros. Merchants, Long
Branch, Mo. For sale by V. W
Keeling.
A New Invention
Minick'nFleldCorn HuHking Machine
huaka the coin from the stalk, leaving
stalks standing In the field. Exclusive
ntato and manufaoturer'a right for sale
oy the inventor and patentee, uorres
ponde'nee solicited. Address
4 4 H. T. MINICK. Nemaha, Neb.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella -
- Nebraska
0, O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteen years experience.
Terms and dates at The Advertiser
office.
r. g5. W. Keeling,
Nemaha, Nobr&sk..
Offioo in Kooling drug store.
WESLEY H. CLARK
Doalorjla
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'Phone colls answered promptly.
' 'Phone No 20
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Undertaker
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
IKEKVIif STOCK A COMPLETE LINK OF
Gaskets
Robes and
Funeral Supplies
HEAEBB..IN 0ONNE0TION
O. Jl. LOJEfcX
SHUBERT NEfllASKA
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