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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1904)
Hi VOLUME XLV11L NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1904 JUMPER 4L Local News Today ia good Friday. Noxt Sunday is Easter. Frank Aynos ia on tbo sick liot. See M T Hill for Are inauranco. We have had aeveral showers this H week. Dick work. Scott has gone to S toll a to Clarence Conner ie now clerk at tho Park bouae. Knapp Son implements. are dealing in farm Butter ia a Nemaha now. very scares article in FI E. Allen shipped a car of hogs to St Joe Thursday. Walter Hadlock roshlngled his house the first of tho week. Miss Cora Haith went to Auburn Friday of last week. Mrs. F. L. Woodward from St. Joe last Friday. returned S. II. Avey & Co. sell the Miller organs beat made. Famous According to old signs, today is tho day for planting potatoes. Incubator and brooder for sale. Inquire of A L P Thompson A fine line of silverware suitable for wedding presents at Keeling's. John M. Clark shipped a carload of hogs to Sb Joe Wednesday night. Horses for sale or trade for cattle. A. L. P. Thompson. For sale About 400 bushels of oats, F L Woodward MisB Minnie Muy has charge of the millinery department at Vanderslice's. The best plsce to buy a piano or or gan is of S. H. Avey & Co., Auburn. Mrs. Florence Jarvls and children returned from Wabash, Nob., Wednes day. Yrank Argubright is building a new barn on his farm southwest of Nem aha. J. R. Russell the house this sick. has been confined to week. He is quite For Sale A fresh cow, three years old a good one. Inquire of E. L. Paris. The members of the Christian church have laid a good walk in front of their church. Dr, Kairchild of Peru was a Nemaha visitor Tuesday and paid this oflice a pleasant call. Chas. W. Burns BtaJted for Syra cuse, Nebr., Tuesday afternoon, dr ing through. George Crow of London precinct, one of the oldest citizens of tho county. ie very sick. Miss Roxie Parker of Auburn vIbIU ed Nemaha relatives from Saturday until Monday. Elza Washburn, who has been away some time, returned to NemaheThurs day of last week. Moster Frank Aynes visited Browns ville relatives from Saturday until Monday morning. Peter Kerker Is building an addition 16 feet square on the roar of O.E Houtz's restaurant. Dr: Keeling has been quite Bick for several days. It is hoped his health will soon improve. Mrs. Campbell of Brownvllie visits ed her sister. Mrs. Andrew Aynos, from Monday until Thursday. 8. H. Avey & Co. aoll tho " Unrolls ton Watches" the moat accurato tlrao koopors made. Dr. W II. Linn, dentist, will bo in Nemaha AprlU, ready for any kind of work in tho dental lino. You can havo all your jewelry clean ed and noliahed free of chareo by cull on S. H. Avey & Oo., Auburn For sale One hundred tons of baled hay, at $7.50 por ton at Nemaha. F. L. Woodward. Seod Potatoes for Sale Red River and White Ohio's. Been raised liero two yearB. A.L. P. Thompbon. Sborldan coal for Bale in largo or small quantitiea, Clean as wood. J. H Vakderslioe. The millinery onening last Saturday at J. II. Vandarslice's was won at I tended and the sales excoodod expecta tions. Mra. Will Flack, who has been visit ing Nemaha relatives for threo or four days, roturned to Auburn Friday morning. Elmer E Alien has been having . . a if 3 some trees laKen ouc 01 uiu yam north of the house to make room for a garden spot. R. M. Glllan, secretary of the South eastern Nebraska Building ana .Loan Association, gavo this oflice a call Wednesday. H. Denny has moved in the west i t. room under tne opera nouae uuui uo can get a bouse. He talks of buying property here. Hogs for Sale Several brood sows. Inquire at this oflice. Tho members of the Rebekah lodge are rehearsing for a play "Diamonds and Hearts" under tho management of Will F. Keeling The Auburn Gold Mining Co. loaded the engine and saw mill outfit at Nemaha last Saturday and started it for tho Black Hills. On account of a wreck between Nebroska City and the Junction the passenger train was almost two hours late Frlduy morning. Win. and C. E. Lambert have im proved the looks of their farms by having the brush and rubbish cleared oil from tho roadBide. A. L. P. Thompson has lost a good many hogs from bog cholera or some other disease, and they are still dying, in spite of all he can do. Mrs. J. M. Sanders and Miss Nellie went to Auburn Monday. Mrs. Sands .a J If i era returned tne same uay ana aiibs Nellio on Wednesday, Marshall Webb and Ed Said started for Mystic, South Dakota, Wedne9i day, to begin work at the mines of ttio Auburn Gold Mining Co. Miss Stella WaBhburn hus had a bad cold for some time, and on Tuesday was so hoarse she could not teuch Bchool. She is now some better. Miss Florcnco Minick is arranging to give a comedy representing child- life on tho 10th of this month, by the the little folks of Nemaha, It will be good. Mrs. Mary E. Clark, who has been viaitinc her dauchter. Mrs. M. M. ' v-r Goode of St. Joe for so me time, re turned homo Monday. Her Boniin law, Rev. M. M. Goode, came up with bor. Do you make garden? If you do buv vour seed from the Old Reliable seed house cheaper than you can buy olHewhoroin Nemaha county. P. Kerrer. Foley's Heney and Tar contains no opiates and can safely be given to children M. T. Hill . It's MeatSmokingTime We havo Lee's Extract Smoke It's tho best and lowost in prico j Very respectfully, M. T. HI Miss Georgia Hancock of Severance, Kan., vieited her uncle, J. H. Wan, derslice, from Thursday last until Monday and assisted at tho millinery opening. H. T. Minick went to Kansas City Tuesday to have a surgical operation performed. It is hoped ho will get through all right and in a short time be thoroughtly curod. Wilbor Whitten presented carrier No, 2 some spare ribs and backbone a few days ago, and carrier No. 1 was likewise remembered by Floyd Ander son. Who wouldn't bo a rural carrier? We learn that Curtis Ogg and Miss Pearl Filmer wero married Wednes day of last week, Thoy will go to housekeeping on tho Lytle farm, now owned by J. W. Wolf. They havo our congratulations. Tom P. Moore, who has been living between Nemaba and Brownvllie, has rented Seymour Howe's farm for the ensuing year. Mr. Howe expects to move to town in a week or two if he ia able to stand the move. Tho Methodist Sunday school is niakine arraneements for Easter ex ercises to be given at the church Sun day evening at 7:30 o'clock. MrB. Elmer E. Allen, assisted by Miss Lulu Cooper, is training the children. Mrs. T. J. Hull of St. Doroln sud denly became insane Thursday of last week. She was sitting in the room with her daughter, who was writing a letter, when she suddenly throw up her hands and said she was crazy Since then she has been raving Mm trying to blto the peoplo around her and tries to spit in their facea. Dr. Fldor of Barada is attending her. About 22 yaars ago she bad an attack of insanity after having typnoid fever. Since then eho has exhibited no lndica tions of insanity. It is a sad caso and it 1b to be hoped alio will recover soon: POTATOES Early Ohio, Rural New Yorker and White Ohio, sorted at 81.00 per bu. Small potatoes, good size to plant in 6 bu. lots at 00c per bu. 9 Bared Plymouth Rock Cockrel, $1. each. Joe Titus. Another car load of flour from tho 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. Crothor, the harness man, will wait on you. E. L. Paris, Jnst About Bedtime take a Little Early Riser it will cure conBtipatlon, biliousness and liver troubles. DoWitt's Littlo Early Risers are different from other pills. They do not gripe and break down the muc us membrane of the stomach, liver and bowels, but cure by gently arous ing the secretions and giving strength to these organs. Sold by W. W. Keels ing. MRS. TIIEO. HILL HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF NEW CALL AND SEE HER s - k - k Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stokes went to Sr. Doroiu last Friday to help tako care of Mrs. Siokos' mother, Mrs. Hall, who went suddonly InsanoThursday of last week. Seymour Howe's condition remains much tho same oxcopt that he 1b grad ually getting weaker. Ho is not able to sit up any oxcopt to bo proppod up in bed for a short timo only. His lea pains him a great deal all the timo and he has to bo kept under the Inn fluonco of narcotics to rollovo his buN forlnga. A surprise party was glvon at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Maxs well in honor of Alva and Ned, who loave this week for tho Black Hills. A goodly nuuibor of young folks wore present and nil heartily enjoyed tho evening. They loft at a lata hour wishing Alva and Nod a prosperous trip and a safo return Public Sale I will offer for sale at my heme, just east of Nemaha, on Thursday, April 7, 1004, boglnning at 10 o'clook a. m., tho following described pro perty: One Span of Mares Eight and nine years old, woighing about 1000 pounds each. Forty-three head of Cattle Twenty- two head of cows, twenty head of yoarllngs, about half steers and half heifers; one thoroughbred shorthorn bull. About Fifteen head of Shoats Also one wagon and one set of double barn nesa. HouBohold Furnlturo and othar arn tides too numerous to mention. iTERMS OF SALE All sums of $10 and under cash. On all euma over $10 a credit of 12 months will be given, purchasor to give bankaple note without interest if paid when due; if not paid whon due to draw 10 por cent from date. Six per cent discount for cash on sums over $10. Mrs. W. II. Hoover. C. O, Snow, Auctioneer. Notice of Village Election Notice is hereby given that on Tues day, April 5, 1004, an election will be held in tho villugo of Nemaha City, Nebraska, for tho purpose of electing two trustees for two yoars and two trustees for ono year, to flll vacancy The polls will be opened at 0 o'clock a.m. anu remain open until 7 o clock p. m. J. I Drebsler, Ch'n. Frank Titus, Villagh Clerk. A"LoBson in Health Healthy kidneys Alter tho impurities from tbo blood, and unless they do this good health is impossible Fos ley's Kidney Curo makes sound kid neys and will positively curo all forms of kidney and bladder disease It stronghtons the whole systora. MT Hill. Catarrh of tbo Stomah, When tho stomach is overloaded when food is taken into it that fails to digest, it decays and inilames the mus cous membrane, exposing tho corves and causes tho glands to secrete mucin instead ot the natural juices of digest ion. This is called catarrh of the stomach, caused by indigestion. Doc tors and medicines failed to benefit me until I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. J. R.fthoa.Coppoll, ox. Sold by W W. Keeling. Foloy'a Honoy and Tar is pooullarly adapted for asthma, bronchitis and hoaraonoss. M T Hill. STULL HAWXBY ATTORNEYS LAW, niCAI. ESTATE, COLLECTIONS OfllooB ovor Pofltoftloo ttalldlntr, at Frank Nerd'a old stand, auburn, NEBRASKA r. . W. Xeehng, Noniahn, Nobraskn. Offioo In Keeling drug store.' DR.! G. M. ANDREWS Medical and Surgical Diseases of Women Stella - Nebraska. C. O. SNOW Auctioneer Fifteen years oxporlenco. Terms and dates at Tho Advertiser office. PETER KERKER. Doalor In zmz:ea.ts Highest markot prico paid for Hides, Lard, Tallow, etc, KNAPP & SON Proprietors of tho Livery & Feed Stable NEMAHAJNEBE, Good Dray in oonnoction with Livory Satisfaction guaranteed. JYemaha. JYebr. IVIJWJtiMIjJLS, JP VnpFS J1JYM MlJEJPJim S Jill Work Guaranteed See Me for Prices J. 3E. Orotlxei -in tho- PARIS BUILDING- Shoe Repairing Harness Repairing Hand Made Harness a Specialty WESLEY H. CLARK Doalor,ln Windmills and Pumps, Tanks,Pipes, etc. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 'Phone calls answered promptly, 'Phono No26 NEMAIIA, NEBR.
