VOLUME XLV11L
L- NEMAHA, NEB11ASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1904
DUMBER 42
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Wo haye and will carry a full line of Millinery. If any
lady wants anything special in this line we will make it
the way they want it. Give us a trial.
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Fine Shoes
Will receive in a few days a fine line of Shoes for gen
tlemen, ladiei and children. You aro invited to call in
and see our stock whether you want to buy or not.
Cents' Dress Shirts
We have just received the best line of Gent's Dress
Shirts we ever carried. Come in and see them.
Ladies Waistings
A nice line in latest spring styles.
J. H. VAXTDERSLXCE
Local ISTews
And it didn't rain on Easter.
J. B. Hoover is sodding his yard.
See M T Hill for Ore insurance.
There are no vacant houses in Nem
aha. Q. F. Larimore has moved to Hum"
boldt.
The Titus Nursery is now rushed
with orders.
George Yackly is plowing un the
pasture northeast of town.
In Brewnville the license question
curried by a small majority.
Elmer E. Allen has had a picket
fence built in front of his home.
Incubator and brooder for sale.
Inquire of A L P Thompson.
A tine line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Koeling's.
Horses for sale or trade for cattle.
A. L. P. Thompson.
For sale About 400 bushels of oats
F L Woodward
F. G. Hawxby of Auburn spent
Sunday with his pareuts.near Nemaha.
Miss Helen Hoover went to Auburn
Saturday to spend Easter with friends,
Frank Titus commenced the work of
assessing Nemaha precinct on Monday.
J. H. Vanclerslice has built a good
sidewalk on the north of hie store
room.
Walter Farris has moved to Brown
vllle precinct and is working for Dr.
McComas.
Elias Adams, who has been living at
Alliance for some time, has moved
back to Nemaha.
F. W. Wilkonlng went to Nebraska
City Saturday and from there to Elm
wood, returning Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth nawxby came down
from Lincoln Thursday last nnd visits
ed her parents until Monday.
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Mrs. Frank Flack of Auburn came
in to Nemaha Saturday, to visit reias
tives, returning Monday.
Mrs. Rachel Smith of Auburn vis
lted her sister, Mrs. Dan Maxwell from
Thursday until Monday.
Miss Mabel Bennett of Auburn was
the guest of Miss Adah Lambert from
Friday until Wedneeday.
Mrs. Alice A. Minick of Peru was
the guest of Mrs. Wm. H. Heover
from Thuriday until Saturday.
We are havinir frequent spring show
ers too many to suit the farmers,
who are behind with their work.
Tho Nemaha gold diggers order the
Advertiser sent te them, so they will
net forget all about their old home.
Misses Blanch and Edna Lytle came
down from Peru Saturday and spent
Sanday and Monday with Nemaaa
friends.
Miss Hazel Parker came in from
Auburn last Saturday and visited her
coueln. Miss
Tuesday.
Nellie Sunders, until
Claude and Charley Scott, who have
been working at IIardy,Nebr., for sev
eral weeks returned to Nemaha a few
days ago.
Walter Hadlock and Judge Stull
will put in brick sidewalks en the
north of block 40 as Boon as they can
got the brick.
Jehu It. Bussell is very sick with
pneumoaia. The members of the W,
O. W. are assisting the famlly"in tak
ing care of him.
Dri J. L. Melvin of Guthrie, Okla.,
arrived in Nemaha Wednesday on a
short visit te friends. Ho left Thurss
day for his home.
Robt. Bucher's little child fell on the
sidewalk in front of the opera house
a few days ago, and knocked out two
or thieo teeth und badly bruised its
mouth.
Do you make garden? If you do
buy yonr seed from the Old Reliable
seed house cheaper than you can buy
elsewhere in Nemaha county .
P. Kekrer.
It's MeatSmokingTime
Wo have 5
Lee's Extract Smoke 2
It's the best and lowest in price
Very respectfully,
7VY. X. HILL
John P. Flnck hud a good eldowalk
laid north of his home the Orat of the
week. It iiddB much to the looks of
tho place.
E. J. Maxwell expects to plant two
acres of potatoes this year, and J, D
Drumm will put in four acres on Ed'B
farm on the shares.
Sbubert elected the nntislicence tick
et Tuesday. Tho threo hold-over
members aro license, but it Ib thought
there wiil be no saloon thorn this year.
Dr. Hutchison, optician, will be at
Nemaha again on Tuesday, April 10.
Call and have your eyes carefully
treated for glasses. Examination free.
Joo Bunger 1b putting in partitians
in the north room, of the Edwards &
Bradford building, and will put in
wiudowB and (It it up for living rooms
L. P. Deweese, who has been work
ing at Nebraska City, returned to
Nemaha Wednesday. He will remain
on his farm northeast of Nemaha this
summer.
The electors in Auburn voted direct
on the license question this year, aud
license won by 03 majority. South
Auburn will bo cursed with saloons
for another year.
J. R. Hoover has voted in Nemahn
for the last 40 yearain fact ho has
never voted Any whore else, as be cast
his Qrst vote here: We believe be has
veted more years in this county than
any other man.
We were misinformed about Mr.
Camblin'a assuming tho management
of tho lumber yard as he will not take
charge until after the stock is invoios
ed, probably next week.
POTATOES
Early Ohio, Rural New Yorker and
White Ohio, sorted at 81.00 per bu.
Small potatoes, good size to plant in 5
bu, lots at 00c por bu.
0 Barred Plymouth Rock CockerelB,
$1 each. Joe Titus.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Titus drove
down from Syracuse Wednesday, arn
riving hero about 0 o'clock. They will
visit until the Qrst of next week. AK
bert 1b well pleased wijh his now locai
tion.
H. Donny, who moved here from
Iowa week before laat, likes Nemaha
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Bunger's property. Mr. Hunger says
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uh u iiu intention ui isuving nere dug
will build u larger house as soon aB he
can got time.
Just About Bodtime
take a Little Early Itlserit will cure
constipation, biliousness and livor
troubles. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are different from other pills. Thoy
do not gripo and break down tho muc
us membrane of the stomach, liver
and bowels, but cure by gently arous
ing the secrotlons and giving strength
to these organs. Sold by W. W. Keels
ing.
MRS. THEO. HILL
HAS JUST RECEIVED A PINE LINE OF NEW
CALL AND SEE HER
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V. W, Sanders is still n notary pub
lie, although luo impressien seems to
havo gottou out that ho no longer
holds that ofllce. Nemaha now haa
two notaries V. W. Sanders and E.
Allen.
II. Denny and Joo Hunger swapped
places Tuesday, Mr. Denny moving lu
the property he recently bought of Mr
Bungor, and the latter moving In tho
room under tho opera house where
Mr, Denny has boon living.
TV in. ti. aiaxwillanu uls two sons
Alva and Ned, J. II. Llttrell, Olaronco
Aynes and Dolbert Webb started for
Mystic, So. Dafc., Tuesday. They go to;
iiaslat in developing the Auburn Gold
Mining Go.'s property. Wo hope they
will strike it rich and come buck loads
ed with gold.
A surpriso party in honor of Eddie
Yackloy was given at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs, George Yackley Wednesday
night. The young folks present en
joyed themselves until a late hour. It
waB a total surprise on Eddie, Who had
gone to a neighbor's and was sent for
when tho guests arrived.
The Easter services by tho Motho
diet Sunday school Sunday night wore
floe. Most of tho exercises wore by the
smaller children. Ali taking part did
well. The house was crowded, a
great many having to stand. Mrs!
Elmer E. Allen aud Miss Lulu Cooper
deserve much credit for the training
given the children.
Mrs. John TituB of Iowa, Kansas, iB
vlsltlne friends in friends in Nemaha
and vicinity. Dan Maxwoll weut
over to Stolla on Sunday and brought
her ovor, as she had bean visiting relas
tives there. After visiting hore.a few
doys she will return to Stolla and from
to Idaho where her children aro living
and whore sho
name,
expects to mako her
Dr. Keeling was feeling a groat deal
better Monday and came up town In
tha afternoon. The noxt day ho was
at the store most of the time, but that
night was fooling much worso and
Wednesday bo was not ablo to sit up.
He says ho Is going to Btay in now un
til the woathor is sottlod and ho gets
to feeling allright, which we hope will
be soon.
Call in and see ub it
snbscribe for any paper
the United States.
you want to
published in I
Tako tho wagonetto when in Auil
burn if you want to go to any part of
tho city. John McEllmney prop.
A Lesson in Health
Healthy kidneys Alter tho impurities
from tho blood, and unless they do
this good health is impossible. Fos
ley's Kidney Curo raakestsound kids
noys und will positively curo all forma
1 n( kidnev and bladdar difloaae. It
Ltrnn,ltfln- th . . flVHtflm.M
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Catarrh of tho Stomah,
When the stomach is overloaded;
when food iB taken into it Unit fails to
digest, it decays and inflames the mui
coub membrane, exposing tho nerves,
and causes the glands to secrete mucin
Instead ot the natural juices of digest
ion. ThiB is called catarrh of the
stomach, caused by indigestion. Doo-
tors and medicines failed to benefit me
until I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
J. R.Rhoa.Coppoll, ex. Sold by W
W. Keeling.
Foley's Honoy nnd Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness. M T Hill.
STULL & HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
LAW, REAL KSTATK, COIiliEOTIONH
OtTloci ovor roHlotlloo Hulldiujr, nt
Frank Meal's olil otaml,
AUIIUniV, ... NBBKASICA
r. . W. Keeling)
Noninha, Nebraska.
Offioo in Kooling drug Rtoro.
DR., a. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella
- Nebraska
C. O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteon years exporlenco.
Terms and dates at Tho Advertiser
ofllce.
PETER KEllKEll.'
Ioalorln '
IMIIE.A.'I'S
MicrhoBt market prico paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, etc,
KNAPP & SON
Proprietors of tho
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA,NEBR.
Good Dray in COnnootlOll with LiVQty
Satisfaction guaranteed,
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SllO Repairing
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t Hand Mailo Harnoss a Specialty
WESLEY H. CLARK
Dealor.lu
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks,y?ipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'Phono calls answered promptly,
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