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neater in;
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& SON
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Satisfaction guarantied. '
T. B. Orother
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Notiop For Hoaring Claims
In Mia nntintv court of Nemaha county. Nob.
Jh tho iniittcr of the estate of Funnlo lioovor
(leeenoeit. V. .... ... . ,
Notlcu li hereby given that tho court has
inn do an ortterllmiiing thotltnerorcredltora
in nin cluliiiR atialDut unlit deceased to Mix
monllm: from tliolatday of November, 19o3,
Hml Unit Jumlarv lHt. Miirob .Int. and May
' 12nd'. IfKU. at iU o'clock a. m. of each day at
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ilnlma Httd domundtuiiuiUnit nald dncoased
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ii Unwed and nil olnlim not' prescntrd by the
lant mentioned dnto vtlU bo forever barred,
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COMPANION
The Nebraska Advertiser
W. IV. SbiiiIcm
W. V, Saiulera
W. V Sahdbks & Sow, Prop's,
FRIDAY, NOV. 20, 1003.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving, but
as turkeys are selling for about 15 cents
a pound, live weight, we expect to get
along on chicken.
A cold wave struck us Sunday.
night and tho thermometer has been
below the freezing point since that
time. Tuesday and Wednesday the
thermometer at tbo depot stood at 10
I decrees Kbove zero. Thursday was
seme warmer.
Our friend O. J. Canou managed to
pull through and was reelected county
clerk of Johnaonceunty on the fusion
ticket the only man on that ticket
to be elected. Mr. Caoon'n wife, foi
meriy Miss Nina Moore, is wellknown
to many of our citizena.
Itev. G. Hf. Sobleb, Ph.. D., general
lecturer of the W. O. W delivered
an address on "Perfected Woodcraft
the climax of Fraterualism," at the
Christian Phurch Wednesday evening
A fair crowd was in attendance
Tho address was a good one.
E. L. Paris has closed his meat mar
ket, for the present at. least, and J. E.
Grother has. moved his harness shop
late the building. Mr. Crother we
I understand, will sell flour and feed for
Mr. Paris It is pesslble the meat
market will be opened again in the
spring.
J. H. Seid'sbog sale at Falls City
last Saturday , was quite successful
though, be' prices paid wettf sot so
large as they should have beeu. "but
compared favorably with other ling
sales held there this fall. Henry was
.very welL-satlsfled. with the result of
Hon'. F. G. Hawxby of Humbold
cams to Nemaha Wednesday evening
and, visited his parents that night and
the next day.
Ho had just returned
from Lincoln
where in connection
with Judge Davidson of TecumVeh he
argued the appeal caee of T. B. Stocker
Vs. Nemaha county.
We recently Received a. paraphltt
advertising Custer county and more
particularly the region around Broken
Bqw, It was sent us by our. old
friend George Willing, who was in the
hardware" business in Nemaha from
1881 to 1885. George Is now a real
entate agent at Broken Bow.
D. G. Keister bus a new way of
keeping a hog from eating chickens.
He bad one that caught obickene, so be
punched holes . In its ears, ran strings
threugh the holes and tied a piece ol
leaihur across the forehead over the
eyes, ho tt could not see the chickens
but could see to oat. It works effects
ively.
" wo of our young ladles went to
ub rn Friday intending to return on
thd ui iuruouu train, but got left and
had to come, in ou the frelubt.
A iother young lady bought a ticket
to Brownvillesbut when the conductor
came arouud she could not Und the
ticket, and had to borrow
pay her wayGur young ladlo'Mu
uuioriuuaGt. 5 &
W'r oiror Ono lldfutfiod Dollars Itowanlifdr
anyciiMoof Cuturrii tiiutouunot oo.faurody
P.J.OUENBV A CO., Propn., lledo. Q.
Wo, tho uudorslKiioil, jiavo Icoo.WJJ V. Ji
Oheiu-y fortlio lnii lRyeurs, and belftvo" lilin
porleolly liouoiohln lu all hiuluemf trnnsaq.
tioiiHtihilliiuucmlly ablo (o carry ylit miy
OhllcatlouH mndo by tliuli- llrui.
Wt t iriui;c, whou,mloi)rtHflM', Tojdo,0.
WajtliUKi Kliiiuui iteMoiyln, Wlmiuoijlodrui;
ClktH, JU.ttdo.O, ' Jf
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SCHOOL ITEMS
Ellkn Siiivklky. Editor.
Noblo architecture is ono oloraont of
patriotism. Lowell.
Faye Tolllngor was absent Friday.
The literature clnss bad examination
Tuesday.
Opal Seabury was absent Wednesday
forenoon.
Grace Jarvis and
Theo. Hill were
absent Tuesday.
PlukneykShively and James O'Hard
nra X'ent Mnndv . . -
wore absent Monday.
Marie Woodward visited the
Prli
mary room Wednesday.
olfc)tMorton andBesalo Dressier
nave been
absent onraccount of sick
ness.
Saturday afternoon the young sod of
Sylvester Hodges, who lives northeast
of town, was on the street near A, L.
Adams drug Btore. He threw a small
stone which bit the sidewalk and then
bounced against the north window.
making a small bole in.the lower part
Tbo glass is valued at seventy-five dol
ars. The building Is owned by H. E.
Clark and Mr. Hodges offered to stand
the full amouut of tho loss, but Mr.
Clark would not pormlt him to do so
and the matter was compromised.
The boy was only playing and the
damage was entirely accidental. Stella
Press.
Evangelistic meetings are now in
progress at the Methodist church.
Song service begins, at 7 o'clock
promptly. Regular services at 7:3
o'clock. Miss Mae Phillips and Miss
Minnie Nelson, two noted evangalistic
workers from Illinois, will be here en
next Thursday evening and will re
main indefinitely. A large attendance
is earnestly dealred Brownvilte Bios
graph.
A letter from Mrs. S. W. Blair cons
veys the information that Cy Rhode
and family are now jiving in St Joe
and that she is still making her home
with them. She says Mr. Rhodes is
doing well there, and that his daughs
ters are ' working m a box factory.
Mrs. Blair sends regards to her Stella
friends, arid writes tsjat she would like
to see them all. Stella Press.
Frank Titus
Vanderslicelr
is dirking for J. H.
Qalned Forty Pounds In Thirty Days
For several months' our youui
brother had beeWtroubled with indi
beslion. He .tried several remedies
but got no beaeflt from them. We
purchased some of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and he
commenced taking them. Inside of
thirty dayshe had-galnad forty pounda
in flesh. He is now fully recovered
We have a good trade on tho Tablets.
Hollev Bros. Merchants, Long
Branch. Me. For Bale by W. W.
Keeling.
Ran A Ten Penny Nail Through His
u Hand.
While opening a box, J. O. Mount
of Three Mile Bay, N. Y.,ran a ten
penny nail through the fleshy part of
his band. ''I thought at once of the
pain and soreno&j this would cause
me," he says, "ad Immediately appll
da Chamberlain's Pain Bulm and oc
casionally afterwards. To my surprise
it removed all paiu and soreness and
the injured parts were soou healed.
For sale by W. W. Keeling.
j
Catarrh of the Stomach.
When the stomach is overloaded;
when food is taken into it that fails to
digest, it decays and inflames the mus
coils membrane, exposing the nerves,
and causes the glands to secrete mucin
lustead ot the natural juices of digest
ton. This is called catarrh of the
Htomaoh, caused by indigestion. Doc
tors and medicines failed to benefit me
until I used Kodof Dyspepsia Cure.
.. II Rhea, OoppeU, Tex. Sold by W
W. Keeling. $
r?
Lo w Eatet West via Burlington Eoute.
, $25 to Portland.fracomu, Seattle.
825 to SanFrancUco and LoaAugeles
822.50 to Spokane
. $ 20 to Salt Lake5lty, Butte, Helena
Proportionally ld rates to hundreds
;pf other points, iftjlwlrrii,' Big Horn
Win, WyomlngSSMontunn, Irtiho(
Washington, OrpguTi, BilMshColumbla,
OnWnrntH. etc.j
Every day until November 80. "
Touiim curtj daily, California.
PonjoiiaUy conducKcl.exoursloiis three
jjtues a 'VVW'U. ; .
' Tmnlj.i ur riaMV tn cOHttl'i
W jiiquuul iit-iirettJUurllnijlu:. Wi.
The total vote cast at the recent
election was in round numbers 200,000,
linrncs, tho republican candidate for
supremo judge, received 00.091 votes
and Sullivan, the fusion: candidate, re
ceived 87,000, giving Barnes a plurality
of 0,025. The republican candidates
for regents received an average plural
ity of 21,483.
United States Senator Dietrich has
been indicted by tho federal grand jury
for soliciting and accepting bribes for
his influence in securing the appoints
Tr 01 Piasters. ona bo
thorough and complete investigation .
I Tt. In hnnnrl t-.hn nnnnfnr la lnnnrnnl hut-
if guilty we hope he will be convicted
and punished. "Let no guilty man es
cape."
Nebraska was recognized as a ters
rltory of the United States May 80,
1854. Preparations are already under
way to celebrate the fiftieth anniver
sary or the event. Nebraska's flrst
governor was Francis Burt. He died
October 18, 1854, two days ofter.he had
been qualified for the office and after
having been in the territory" only
eleven days. Ex.
The young men that marry at this
season of tho year probably never look
at the quotations of bard coal aud other
necessaries that will be required when
he has becomo the head buyer for the
faulty. The wise young man marries
in the spring and lays up money suffic
ient with which to buy coal in the fall,
for the money he would have spent in
buying ice cream or taking his best
gill. out buggy riding. Ex.
A Surgical Operation
is always dangerous do not submit to
the surgeon's knife until you have
tried DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. It
will cure you when everything else
fails it has done this in thousands of
cases. Here Is one of them. I suffered
from bleeding and protruding piles for
twenty years. Was treated by differ
ent specialists and used many remedies
but obtained no relief until I used De-
Witt's Witch Wazel Salve. Two boxes
of this salve cured me eighteen months
ago und I have not had a touch of the
piles since. H. A. Tlsdale, Summer
ton, S. C. For Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and Protruding Piles no remedy
equals DeWltt's Witch Haze) Salve
old by W. W. Keeling.
VThv then
Why then
whoso only product
.will bo disauDointmont?
CTAR
rival, euarantea entiresatisfaction. Price List, Coloeed Plates, etc- Free.
rSAV r A CBI weekly and want more homo and CT1DK J; K
We PAY CAbH travefintr ealesmen. Outfit free. gffjS KffiV t
Sevan Weeks Free!
To all new subscribers we will send
The Advertiser
for only $1.00!
Thu3 giving Seven Weeks Free. .
j .
We will extend the subscription of all old .subscribers tor Jan.
1, CL905, who pay up to date and $1 in addition.
Now is the time to subscribe and get the benefit of these rates.
Persons living on free delivery routes from Nemaha can give
money to carriers or leave it in their boxes.
Subscriptions taken at reduced rates, with a few exceptions
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AI. XAI. SANDERS fe SON, Pubs.,
Nemaha, Nebraska
WM. OAMPBI2LL, Pros. P. E. ALLEN. Vlce-Pres.
lELilER E. ALLEN, Cashier.
BANK OF NEMAHA
NEMAHA., NEBRASKA
CapitaStock, S5.000
ww cam
tock $1,000,000. Mtllioaa of tre63 and vinos, Apple, Peaeh, Plum, Poar, Cherry, Grapo, otc,
ho inrt'est, J.'arst strok rl kst cortj over olFortd ly anv nursery. Onr men Buccccd whro
rthors fail. Wum to.ly for vanns, etc. STARK BRO'S N. & 0, CO., Louisiana, SIo.
UflA.N'cu2d: Atlaatio, la., Fayotteilo, A:t DaMulla, W. Y., Portland, Y., IlunUville, Ala,
Tho December Dollneator (Christ
mas number) represents the hlghi
water mark of beauty and utility, and
possibly of circulation also, In a wom
en's magaziue. having the flrat edition
of over a million copies. It contains
240 pages, To produce this mammoth
'edition 720 tons of paper aud 40 presss
es working 2Mvero required. In ad
dition to exquisite color work, clever
Action and strikingly illustrated arth
cles, the number includes a display of
charming winter fashions coveri
fortystwo pages, lotters from tho forJ
sign fashion centers and illustrated
articles on the fashionable fabrics and
trimmings, millinery, etc. There are
many beautiful art features, among
them four pages in color representing
Babyhood, Childhood, Girlhood and
Motherhood the work of Bernard J.
Rosenmeyor. For tne children there
are interesting games and stories and
for the housewife many practical sug
gestions in cookery and other depart
meuts of the home, for the Christmas
season.
The house on thePhilij5Ta!mer farm
in London precinct was burned Thurs
day night of last week, It was occu
pied by Lee Parriott, who, with hia
wife, child and hired man, barely ess.
caped in their nightolothos. All their
furniture, clothing, etc., waB burned.
Louts Fisher and wife, who have
been visiting their children in this
county, and also their old home and
friends, started from Auburn on Mon
day for their home in.8an Diego, GaU
Peru Pointer.
He Learned st Greet Trurh.
It is said of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley, "Why
do you tell that child the same thing
over and over again?" "John Wesley,
because onco telling is not enough."
It Is for the same reason that yeu are
told again aud again that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy cures colds and
grip; that it counteracts any tendency
of these deseases to result in pneus
monla, and thai it is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by W. W Keeling.
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the United States.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Have a 79-YR. RECORtY
built upon tho strong founda
tion of quality and low prices.
warIa tmn. lanfl.
waste time, land, labor and money oa poor trees
- niv CDFlBHTbozandpMk-free,
arts I iM-ivii I rmarantoosafo ar
until Jan. 1, 1905,
More homo and traveling Baleamon ovorywhere t
boII Stark Trees. VQ DA V CASH Weokly, givo
if M W iiest huces, dest stock, and PREPAY FREIGHT.
4S. Largest nnrsories in the world 4350 acres. finnH.il
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