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VOLUME XLV11L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1904
NUMBER 35
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Local News
See M T Hill for fire Insurance.
I en Sanders went to Palls City FrlH
day night.
We are certainly having some solid
nnter weather.
Try the Devoe paiut.
Kerns, Auburn.
bold by J. W.
The roads are very
improving slowly.
rough and are
POSTPONED
The public sale by Seymour Howe
which was to have been Friday of this
week, has boen postponed until Fris
daybf next weok. when it will bo hold
at the farm of W. G. Maxwell.
Horses for sale or trado for cattle.
A. L. P. Thompson.
Shubert now has a rural route. It
started Monday morning, with Chas,
a. Smiley as carrier. The- routo lies
east, southeast and northeast of the
town.
There is a great deal of sickness in
the community now.
Mra.E. E. Uumbuugh went to Au
burn Thursday forenoon.
Gall and see us for reduced rates on
magazines and newspapers.
A due line of silverware suitable for
weddiiig presents at Keoling's.
If the Stationery
You Use
Is from our Store
Your Stationery-will be
UP-TO-DATE
All kinds, plain and
fancy
Tho Madrigal Concert Co. will give
an entertainment at Hoovor'a opera
houso Thursday evening, March 3rd.
Thistis tho last ontertnlnment given
by tho syndicate lecturo bureau of
Nemaha and should bo liberally paU
ronized by our citizens. Tho company
is lino. Do not fall to peo them.
Hon. Church Howe, U. S. Consul
at Antwerp, lielglum, recently under
went an oporation for tho romoval of
four or llvo small tumors on tho side
write Fire and Tornado Insur-
Prof. Eugene Ilowo'of Exeter, Neb.,
airlved in Nemaha Monday evening,
having been sent for on acoount of tho ance, both old lino and mutual.
critieal condition of his father Seymour
Howe.
Seymour Howe's condition became
much worse last Saturday night and
on Sunday ho was in a ctltical condi
tion and suffered extremo pain. Mon
day ho wb a llttlo oasior, but Tues-
day and Wednesday was worse again.
IIo rested fairly woll Wednesday night
and Thursday morning was apparently
a llttlo better, but it is feared the
booming improvement will last only
a voty short time. Ilia condition is
vory serious and tho end may como at
utiv Hint).
of his neck. Ho stood tho oporation I
all right and is rocovorlng from its Chnrloy Thompson, son of A. L. P.
N. B. Do not forgot, that wo effects. Several years ago ho had a Thompson, had hia hand caught In a
similar oporation performed at Llns corn ahnller and soveroly lacoratoda
colu. low du8 ago. IIo has an interest In a
W. F. Keollng, John I
corn shelter and was holnlni Hhell com
t-v 1
uuiasiLi, ror ijtV(i AiiilorHnn. Tn nnmn wnv li in
Waller Iladlock has been very sick
with pneumonia for several days.
John Vanderslico returned home
from a trip to St. Joe on Monday.
Miss Stella Washburn visited Peru
friends last Friday and Saturday.
Win Rossoll has been sick for a few
days from tho effects of a bad cold.
Miss Nellie- Sanders is quite nick,
being threatened with pneumonia.
Sheridan coal, clean as wood, for sale
by Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
Tho young beoplo have been im
priving the cold weather by skating.
E. M. Boyd of Auburn was tho
guest of F. L. Woodward Friday night.
Wednesday was Ash Wednesday,
the beuiuninir of the forty days of
Mrs W. II. Barker and chlldreu
went to Shubert Friday night of last
week.
Mrs. Marlon Sold, who has been
vl&itinu her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. P. Barker, for several weoks, re"
turned to her home at Dunbar last
Friday.
Mrs. E.F. Bursou and Mrs J. L. !
Speece went to Peru Friday to" visit
their daughters, who are attending the
Normal school. Thoy returned Suturs
day night.
The Valentino social given by the
Methodist Sunday school at the home
ofiMrs. E. A. Minick last Saturday
night was well attended, especially by
the young people.
F. W. Wilkening went to Nebraska
Very respectfully,
M. X. HILL
James A Stephenson, Hobt I. Smith, ,mm, got,01111Kht nnd boforu the 8hcUof
Harry I Itussoll Will S Hussoll and waB slopped his hand was drawn Into
. G. Maxwell drove over to Stella tho BnuUor. Tho lleah wn8 nlm0Bt
'Piinoflnit ittwl tin,.lnl.1 1.. 1 ilt..ii
. ,, m n.suiuiinga atrlppud from thp urst (lnger ftnd B004
lodge of Odd K'llows. Tho lodge Li ,, Mliw, .,na ,Iir nla .i
- ... .
Between tho ilrst and second ilngor
starts out with a good membership.
Tho work was dono by members of tho
Palls City lodgo.
A. It Titus has sold his property in
ftemaha to August Qulllor, the price
being 8750. Albert will soon move to
tho farm ho has ronted near Syracuse,
Neb,
The hoira of William H. Hoover are
dividing tho estato loft by him. Mrs.
Hoover retains the farm northeast of "" w not Do crippled, but It can
a hole had been but in tho flesh that
required sovoral stitches to oloso it.
He camo to town and Dr. Galthor
dressed tho wounds. It la thought tho
A special pension examiner was in
Nemaha last Saturday, getting ovis
dence In tho case of Chas Colerick of
town, where alio Is now living. Tho
other farms and tho town property, wo
understand, aro dlvidud equally be
tween tho threo daughters, Miss
Mario Hoover, Mrs. Lllllo Walsh and
Miss Helen Hoover.
not bo need for somo time
STULL & HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
KSTATIC, COIiMCCTIONS
OIltcuN ovor 1'ostonii'o Hiilldlnt,', nt
Finnic Neul'H old slum),
Walter S. Maxwell, carrier on rural auhuiin,
NKllltAHICA
City Tuesday afternoon,
Wednesday evening. Sherman May
looked after the Edwards & Bradford
Co. while the manager was away,
ruturnilll. Friend. Neb., formerly a resident of route No. 2, says ho wants pooplo to
Nemaha, who was a soldier in tho
Spanish-American war and who is an
applicant for a pension.
Mrs. Sailors, who formerly lived
near Barada but who for some timohas
been iivingnear Palisade, Neb., is tho
gusst of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob West.
Mr. hiulors nas rented a lacjn near
Barada.
Next Monday is Washington births
I day which is a legal holiday. Tho
rural routo carriers win not go over
their routes that day. Tho postofllco
will be open from ,0 a. m. until after
the distribution of tho mail', and from
3:15 until tho mail is distributed.
understand that tho patrons on his
routo are just as good as those on any
oilier route. A fow days ago ono of
them presented him with Severn
pounds of lino honey and a day or so
inter anotner ono gavo mm somo spare
ritB and backbones.
W. Keeling,
Noinnlm, Nobrnskn.
Offico in Koeling drug store.
very
We had a snow and
Wednesday enough to
ground.
sleet storm
cover the
David Kra.ier is able to get down
town aeuln after his severe attack of
sickness.
C. W. Roberts shipped a carload of
hogs to St. Joe Wednesday evening,
going through with them.
Lew Argabriglit wont to Upland,
Nebr.. Friday ot laBt week, to visit a
particular friend a fow days.
The rural carriers! have had
rough roads for somo time.
rne otner uay carriar Mo 1 was
presented with some backbone by
F E Ilooxer and a nail of hominy
by William Mend.
Last week George Codington and
his deputy, Charles Anderson, llnish-
ed up the extra work in tho treasurer's
office and quit. Mr. Codington has
been eight years in tho office and Mr.
Anderson four. Post
Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Stella drovo
over to Nemaha Monday to see Mrs
Moore's brotheriin-law, Seymour
Howe.
Miss
Cloud,
friend
weeks.
Helen Hoover went to Bed
Neb.. Tuesday to visit her
Mrs. T. C. Ilackor for two
Carl Wilkening of Nebraska City
visited his brother. F . W. Winkening
from Sitturday evening until Monday
afternoon.
Grover Freeland returned to Stan-
Knrru frt IV oil w iat i if rvf loot- i tir
after visibing several days with the
family of Dr Galthor.
John Sanders returned to his home
in London precinct Sunday aftoruoon
a threo days' visit with his cousins
W. F. and Nellie Sanders.
L. Fouteh of Sheridan county, Neb.,
.was in Nemaha two or three days the
first of tho week. He is a brother of
Rev. M S Foutch of Brownvillo.
Monday night five refugees were in
itiated into the mysteries of the Royal
Highlanders Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Paris
and Alva Maxwell. Aftor tho close of
lodge supper was served.
A. It. Titus is going to farm on a
largo scale this year, He has leased a
farm of 240 acres two miles from
Syracuse, nnd has bought six head of
mules and three of horses to do the
work, wo hope ho will make piles
of money.
Lee Lawhon, who recently moved to
Nemrha, has opened a stock of pumps
and pump fixtures in the building
south of the Keeling drug store. He
talks of putting in a stock of under
takers gooods soon something that is
badly needed.
W. M. Snolling of St. Deroln has
bought of Mrs. Elvira Banks tho stock
of groceries in tho corner building
J. B. Hoover's old strnd and has
taken possession. He will move hi
stock trom St. Doroin nnd will also
add new goods. Ho will carry a good
lino of groceries and a small lino of
dry goods, which will bo added to as
the trade demands.
S. II, Avey and S. C. French of
Auburn were calling on our citizens
Tuesday, endeavoring to impress upon
their minds the fact that S. II. Avey
& Co. sold tho best piano?, organs,
watches, jewelry, etc., and also to con
vince them that they needed some
thing in their lino.
Woodrnff Edward, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Llttroll. died
Thureday morning, Fobruary 18,1001.
from congestion of tiie lungs. lie
acked just ono day of being foui
months old, having been born Oct.
19, 1003. Tho parents have tho syms
pathy of all in their sorrow.
Wm. G. Maxwell has rented tho
Mrs. Alice A. Minick property, south
of tlia Minick hall, and expects to
move in a lew days. Wo understand
Mr. Maxwell and the two boys will go
to the Black Hillti this summer. Mars
ahull Webb also expects to go there,
and wo tsupposo all will como back
millionaires in a short time.
DR. Or. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
- Nebraska
Stella -
W. E, Wheeldon asks us to request
people wanting toflnd out whether
trains are on time or not to inquire of
central. He will inform central as
soon as ho hears from tralnB. Mr.
Wheeldon is very busy, especially
about train time, and it takes cone
aiderablo time to answer tho 'phono
as frequently as he sometimes has to
do.
Just About Bedtime
take a Little Early Riser it will cure
constipation, biliousness and liver
troubles. DeWitt'n Little Early Risers
are different from other pills. They
do not gripe and break down tho muc
ous membrane of the stomach, liver
and bowels, but cure by gently arous
ing tho secretions and giving strengtl
to these organs. Sold by W. W. Keels
ing.
Mrs. Clara Corey of Sutton, Nebr.,
irrived in Nemaha Wednesday ovons
ng. Mrs Ooroy is a nelco of Mrs,
Seymour Howe who made hor home
with Mr. and Mrs Howe from young
childhood until her marriage and is
like a daughter to thorn. She was
culled hero by the crioical condition
of Mr. Howe.
Fred Stnitli of Bracken and Miss
Sara Aue. dauhhtor of W. II. Auo of olllce.
Auburn were married at the Lutheran
parsonage at South Auburn Wedness
day morning, Feb. 17, 1704. The
young people took tho train for Omaha
and after a few days' visit with rela
tives will go to housekeeping on
R, I. Smith's farm near Bracken
They have tho best wislios of Tho
Advertiser force for their future hap
piness and prosperity.
C. O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteen years oxporienco.
Terms and dates at Tho Advertiser
PETER KERKER. .
Doulor la
Highest market prico paid for HidoH,
Lard, Tallow, oto,
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely bo given to
children M. T. Hill
Another car load of flour from tho
Aurora mills just unloaded at the
Paris building tho flour that pleases
everybody in quality and price. Bran,
shorts, chop feed, Graham and corn
meal always on hand. Crother, the
harness man, will wait on you.
E. L. Paws,
Will Oure Consumption
A A Herren of Finch, Ark.
writes, "Foley's Honey and Tar Is the
best preparation for coughs, colds and
lung trouble. I knowthat it Iiab cur
ed consumption in the Urst stage.
M T Hill.
Ran A Ton Ponny Nail Through His
d.
While opening a box, J. C. Mount
of Three Mile Bay, N. Y,, ran a ten
penny nail through the fleshy part of
his hand. "I thought at onco of tho
pain and soreness this would cause
mo," ho says, "and immediately appli
do Chamberlain's Pain Bui m and oe
caslonallyaftorwards. To my surpriso
it removed all pain nnd soreness and
tho injured parts were soon healed.
For sale by W. W. Keollng.
MYSTERIOUS 0IRGUMSTAN0E
Ono was palo and sallow and tho
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference ? She who la blushing with
health usesDr King's Now Life Pills
to maintain it. By gently arousing the
lazy organs they compel good digestion
and head olf constipation. Try them,
Only 25c at Keoling's. v
Travoliug is Dangorous
Constant motion jars the kidnoys
which aro kept in place in tho body by
delicate attachments. This is tho rea
son that travolors, trainmen, Btreet car
men, teamstera and all who driyo vory
much, Buffer from kidnoj disease in
somo form. Foley's Kidney Cure
strengthens tho kidneys and cures all
forms of kidney and bladder disease
Geo. EHauaan locomotivo englneor,
Lima, O., writes, "Constant vibration
of tho engine cauBed me a great deal of
trouble with my kiduoya, ftnd I got no
relief until I used Foloy'a Kidney Cure.
M T Hill.
KNAPP & SON
l'roirlotor8 of the
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAIIAJINEBR.
Good Dray in connection with Livory
Satisfaction guarantood,
T. EI. Oi'otliei
In tho
PARIS BUILDING
A New Invention
Mlnlck'sEIoldCorn Husking Machine
huskB the corn from tho stalk, leaving
Btalks standing in the Held. Exclusive
Btato and manufacturer'H right for sale
by tho inventor and patentee. Corres
pondence solicited. Address
4 4 II. T. MINICK, Nemaha, Neb,
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
WESLEY H. CLARK
Doulor In
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEES:
'Phone calls answered promptly.
'Phone No20
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