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VOLUME XLVlll
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1904
NUMBER 29
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Local News
See U T Hill for Ore insurance.
Richard Knapp visited Stella friends
J rat Week.
G. P. Larimore started for Coloma,
Mo., Tuesday.
John H, Knapp is a new reader of
the Advertiser.
Try the Devoe paint.
Kerns, Auburn.
Sold by J. W.
Gilbert & McCandlass got in 000 lbs.
of poultry Tuesday and 1000 lbs. Wed
nesday.
The passenger trains from the north
and west were both about an hour and
a half late Monday.
Walter Thoninson returned to the
Western Normal school at Shenandoah
owa.last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B,IIoover,wbo have
been visiting at Brownville. returned
the first of tho week.
We had another
and Sunday night.
light enow Sunday
There are numerous cases of grip in
town nono very bad.
School opened again Monday after a
two weeks' vacation.
Ode Stokes went to Barada Monday
and is visiting friends.
Two of D. II . Clark's children have
been sick far several days.
John White ef Aubura was a Nem
aba visitor Monday evening.
A fine line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Reeling's.
Mrs. W. S. Maxwell and Miss Lena
returned from Wy more Monday.
Warren Burns statted for Broken
ArrowJIndian Territory, Tuesday.
Miss Vera Minick of Bracken visited
Nemaha friends Monday and Tuesday.
Clarence Connor was able to come
-down town Wednesday, after bis seige
of sickness.
Nate beaoris nas rented a rarm near
Brownville and will move about the
iirst of March.
Mrs. fat Kiicoyne or Auourn was
the Sliest of Mrs. W. W. Seid last Pri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Frazier, who has been
spending the holidays at York. Nebr.
returned home Friday.
Tho editor's otlica phono is No. 7 and
mac oi nts resilience is. wo.-i. unii us
up if you have any news.
Notice to
Stock Feeders
We have just added a fine lino
of the
Celebrated Standard Stook
and Poultry Food
Mrs. Josphine Llndsey returned to which we can sell you at factory
Violet, Neb., Monday, after a low prices from 50 cents to $5.00 ner
aays visit in nemaim.
box
Mrs. W. H. Hoover Is having a lot
of lumbor sawed from tho timber en I
the Nemaha river west of Nemaha.
Miss Carrie Burg returned to Neras
aha Saturday after a two week's vaca
tion at her home in Dallas Clty.'JUs.
W. E. Seid and C. Derosa went to I
Dunbar Wednesday of last week and
visited a day ar two with Marion Seid.
Grandma Skeen of Eskridge, Kan
sas, Bpent the belidays as a guest or
her son, Ben T. Skeen, of London pre
cinct.
Very respectfully,
m. X. HILL
Eiliett Minick, son of C. T. Minick
of Bracken, is attending the Nemaha
school. He is staying with his aunt
Mrs. Elmer E Allen.
Justin E. Long has rented the Wm.
Anderooh farm north of the Champion
) school house, and will movo thoreon
about tho tlrst of March. Eugene
Kerst, who'haa boon on this farm, will
meveon Marshall Webb's farm.
Soymour H ewe's condition remains
about the samo, there being littlo
change. He is very weak and on ac
count of the condition of his stomaoh
is able to take but very little nourish
ment. His leg Is healing slowly.
Y. P. Peabody says if the Nemaha I
citizens would put in the time spent in
arguing the Bidewalk question in hard
work, enough could bo oarned to build
sidewalks all over town. And he finds
no ono to dispute this nssertion.
J II. Seid and his good wifo invitod
a number of their neighbors and
friends to take dinner with thorn New
Year's day and fifty three were present
A feast of good things were prepared
by Mrs. Seid. who is a Quo cook. The
day was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
What Thin Folks Need
Is greator powor of digesting and
assimilating food. For thorn Dr
(C irNNWLUa Pill a work wonders
They tono and regulate tho digestive
organs, gently expol all poison from
the system , enrich tho blood, Improve
appotito make hoalthy flesh. Only 25c
at Keollng's.
Old papers for salo at this ofllce.
Peter Kerker commenced putting up
ice Wednesday morning;. The ice is
about seven inches thick and is of a
fair quality.
Miss Emma Crim, whe has been
spending tbe holidays with her aunt,
Mrs S. Yates, returned to Nebraska
City Monday.
Mrs. J. L Knfght has been quite
sick for some time, there being a gathw
ering of some, kind in her head. She
has suffered severely.
Mrs. H. Curse returned home
Saturday, after visiting a few
with her daughter, Mrs. E. S.
Candless, at Thurman, Iowa.
last
days
Mci
W. E. Whoeldon has bought of
Sherman May the twelvo acre tract
joining Nemaha on tbe northwest
that Sherman bought of John W.
Skeen last August. The price paid
was 1400 S110.00 per acre. Ed
will sot out a lot of fruit in the spring
but will not move on it.
Some people think it is a terrible
imposition to call on them to put in
sidewalks or do anything for the bones
(it of the tewn.
Richard F. Neal has opened up law
ofllces in the new brick block built by
the Gilmore Armstrong Co., west of
tho court house.
Miss Flora Hancock, who has been
visiting her uncle, J. II. Vanderslice,
returned to her home at Severance,
Kansas, Tuesday.
For Sale Seven fine thoroughbred
male PolandCbina hogs,
A. B Paris.
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ISALE
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I AT VANDERSLICE'SI
Caps
And all
I am making Special Prices on
Underwear
Shoes
Hats
Ulnter Goods
i I will make Special Prices on
Winter TVVIts
We carry a complete line of
FRESH GROCERIES
at all times
J. H. VANDERSLICE
Mrs. Curtis returned to Peru Tues
day after a visit with her daughters,
Mrs. A. "N. Sedoras, Mrs. E. H.
Knapp and Mr D. E. Littrell.
Dr. D.F. Hutchison, Optician from
Omaha, will Jbe at Nemaha again on
Tuesday, Jan. 10, and HrownvUlo, en
Monday, Jan. 18. Eyes examined free.
Marie Woodward wa five yeari old
Wednesday and bad a party -of her
young friends in tue atteinoon.
Twelve were present and enjoyed
themselves heartily.
F. E. Qaither, who. hue been spend
ing the holidays with his parents, Dr.
and Mrs. II. S. Qaither, returned to
Omaha Monday. He is atteuding tbe
Creighton medical college.
C. P. Scovil sold his household
furniture Saturday and the next day
weHt to Hiawatha. Kansas, where he
will make bis home. He subscribed
for the Advertiser before leaving.
A. B. Smith went to Louisville,
Nebr., to see a brother whom he heard
war verv tick, but when he sot there
he found bis brother had died and was
buried. He returned to Nemaha Mon
day.
Misses Edna and Blanch Lytle,
Grace and Nora Burson and Minnie
Speece ef Aipinwall precinct returned
to Peru Monday. They are attending
tbe Normal school. All are graduates
of the Nemaha high schaol.
Tbe Methodist ladies' aid society
last week elected the following officers
Mrs. Fanny Yackley, president.
Mrs Sarah Watson, vice-president.
Mrs. M. A. Woodward, secretary.
Mrs.. Rebecca Berger, treasurer.
FOUND
The cheapest place
to buy goods.
W. M, Snelling
of St. JDeroin. Nebr.,
Is closing out his stock
and will sell on Satur
days for cash at actual
cost of goods, with ten
percent added.
Gall on him for bargains.
Another car load of fleur from the
Aurora mills just unloaded at the
Paris building the flour that pleases
everybody in quality and price. Bran,
shorts, chop feed, Graham and corn
meal alwaya on hand. Crother, tbe
harness man, will wait on you.
E. L PAIII8.
At a meeting of tbe Nemaha county
mutual Ore insurance company, held
at Auburn Monday, John I. Dressier
was elected treasurer and Will S. Hus-
sel a member of the executive com
mittee. Delrss Hughes was elected
president, W.K. Blount vice president
and O. P. Dovel secretary.
A. N. Harris was called to Chicago
Friday by a telegram announcing that
his bretberin-law had been killed
that day. He was employed by the
railroad company and was standing on
the track checking cars when he was
truck by a train, and was killed. Mr.
Harris returned homa Tuesday.
Grandpa Prall was elghtyxseven
years eld Friday of last week New
Year's day. His health has been very
poor recently, but his many friends
hope be will rally and will bo with us
many years yet. He is spending his
last days with bis daughter Mrs
W. W. Seid, who looks carefully after
tbe needs of her father, and seee that
he wants for nothing,
Ed Knapp came near killing himself
off Monday morning while unloading
a barrel of oil at Vauderslice'a. The
bottom of the wagon bed was frosty
and bis feet slipped from under him,
throwing him to the ground with the
barrel of ell on top, striking him
heavily on the chest. He was quite
sore for two or three days but cons
eratulates himself mat it was no
worse.
Sherman May has bought of the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. the
property where II. M. Tollluger is
now living rna uiier expects to
leave Nemaha Boon. His health has
been poor for some time and he will go
to another part of the country , hoping
the change will be beneficial. He also
gets a better paying position, with less
work but greater responsibility Miss
Minnie May will have charge of the
central for the lelephone company
Mr. May has a fine property, in one of
the best lecations in town.
r. (g. W. Keeling,
Nemaha, Nebraska.
Office in Keeling drug Btore.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella - - - Nebraska
0.0. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteen years experience.
Termu and dates at The Advertiser
ofllce.
Ran A Ten Penny Nail Through His
Hand. I
Whilo opening: a box, J. C Mount
of Three Mile Bay, N. Y., ran a ten
penny nail through the flenhy part of
his hand. "I thought at once of the
pain and soreness this would cause
me," he says, "and immediately appli-
dt Chamberlain's Paiu Balm and oc-
caaionallyafterwurdB. To my surprise
it removed all pain and soreness and
the injured purts were soon healed.-
A Lesson in Health
Healthy kidneys Alter the impurities
from tho blood, and unless they do
this good health is impossible. Fos
ley's Kidney Cure makes sound kid
neys and will positively cure all forms
of kidney and bladder disease,
strengthens tho whole system. M
Hill.
A New Invention
Minick'sFieldCorn iluskina Machine
I r . . ... .
uuskb ine corn irom tue atalK, loavlng
stalks standing in the field. Exclusive
state and manufacturer' right for sale
by tho inventor and patentee. Corros
pondencn solicited. Address
PETER KE11KER.
Dealer in
Qig-liCBt market price paid for Hideu,
Lard, Tallow, etc,
KNAPP & SON
Froprletcrnof the
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHAJNSBB.
Gcod Dray in cennoction with Livery
Satisfaction guarantied.
T. JE. Orotlie
-in the-
PARIS BUILDING
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
it
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
WESLEY H. CLARK
Denier In
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'Phone calls answered promptly.
Phone No2(5
NEMAHA, NEB 11,
-K Bale by-W. W. Keeling.
4 4 II. T, MINICK, Nemaha, Neb
