VOLUME XLVlll
t NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1904:
NUMBER 41
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Millinery
Wo haya and will carry a full lino of Millinory. If any
, lady wants anything special in this lino wo will mako it
tho way they want it Givo us a trial. $
Fine Shoes
Will receivo in a fow days
Women, ladios and children. You aro invited to call
and see our stock whether you want to buy or not.
Gents' Dress Shirts
We have just received
Shirts we over carried.
Ladies Waistings
A nice line in latest spring stylos.
J. H. VANDERSLICE
Local News
SeoMT Hill for Ore insurance.
Garden
bead way.
making is now under fnll
Joe Smith has moved on the Gerlaw
farm southeast of Auburn.
A flno line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Heeling's.
II. E. Williams of Shubert
Nemaha a short visit Tuesday.
paid
One nearly new Deere riding lister
for sale. Enquire of E. L. Paris.
Horses for sale or trade for cattle.
A. L. P. Thompson.
Kiss "Vera Mlnick came in
Bracken Wednesday to visit i
days.
from
i tew
George Stilwell came down from
Omaha last Saturday on a visit to bis
parents.
Dr. W. W. Keeling,
quite sick, was able
again Tuesday.
who has been
to get up town
A street crossing has been put in
from the opera bouse to the corner by
tho public well.
Dr. Dillon drove dewn from Auburn
through the snowstorm last Friday to
aee8oyraour Howe.
Geo. McOlure, former B. & M. agent
at Nemaha and now agent at Wayne,
Kansas, is also landlord of the hotel at
that place.
Package Coffee 12Jc per package
Granulated Sugar 18 pounds for $1
Best Prints, latest styles, 6c per yard
LL Muslin, 7c per yard
Groceries at lowest prices
Call in and see goods and get prices
W. M. SNELLING
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me uomor oture
5
a flno lino of Shoos for gen
in
$
tho best lino
of Gent's Dress
Come in and soo thorn.
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John,H. Knapp was given the seen
ond degree in Odd Fellowship list
Saturday night.
Frank Woodward
had the Heover
the Keeling drug
store room south of
store reshinngld.
lira. H. E. Williams of Shubert
visited her mother, Mrs. James Titus,
the first of the week.
See the flno and complete line of
14k and 18k wedding rings at S. H.
Avey & Co's, Auburn.
H. Denny has built a Bidewalk on
tho north sldo of his property. Let
the good work go on.
Misses Norab Burson and Minnie
Bpeecc came down from Peru Friday
night, returning Monday.
Nelson Hadlock went to St. Joe
Monday nigat with a car load of cattle
shipped by W. S. Chambers.
Clean up your yards, fix up your
fences and walks, and Improve matters
generally about your homo.
Mrs. C. W. Wheeler of Auburn died
Thursday of last week. She was one
of the pioneers of the county,
J. R. Russell, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, is getting better
and is now able to bo op again.
Warren 8tekos,who has been visiting
at Deroin for two or three weeks,
returned homo Monday evening,
Mrs. Ed Littrell and Mrs. Frank
Frazier drove to Brownville Wednees
day and spent the day with Mrs. A. N.
Sedoras.
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JMtmana, NeDr.
SAY! OUR
New Wall Paper
is in.
Big Lln
Paints too All Kinds
Yours for choap house cleaning,
m. X. H ILL
The ''narrows" this side of St Derotn
wero impassable for several days last
week aud the first of this week.
Mlse Carrie 0. Burg visited in the
country Saturday and Sunday, the
guest of Mrs. W. E. Wbeeldon.
mi.. ti . . . m
xuBie win oe pieucy or peaonea un
less they are killed later, as many of
the trees are loaded with bloom.
The best place In Auburn to take
your watch for repairs Is S. II. Avey
So Co. They are thoiough and careful
workmen.
W. w. Sanders Is agent for several
good reliable insurance companies
mutual and old line. Call on him for
insurance
Leslie Woodward came up from
Kansas City Monday on a visit to par
eats and friends. He returned to Kan
as City Wednesday.
Mrs. wra. u. uoover has bad a
sidewalk built frem town to her borne,
so she will not have to go through the
mud to get ever to town.
Miss Dora Morton came home last
Saturday, the school she has been
teaching in Aspinwall precinct having
closed for the summer vacation
Carpontera and plasterers are so busy
iu Nemaha that somo of them now
work seven days id the week, not
stopping for Sundays or holidays.
Dr. Hutchison, optiolan, will be at
Nemaha again on Tuesday, April 10.
Call aud have your eyes carefully
treated for glaeses. Examination free.
J. W. Armstrong came in from Au
burn Friday arternoon of last week to
superintend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah
L. Blair, returning the next forenoon.
Mrs. Letlt a It. Strain is getting no
better
MO (iUHUIHUU IB UiiblUdi
Her many friends hope for ber recov
ery but are very much worried about
ber.
J. II. Linn, who baa been working
at the elevator at McCandless Siding
ier several weeics, nuuuing an audition
and making some changes, returned to
Lincoln Wednesday.
Mort McComas has sold bis farm of
120 acres In London precinct to John
Bath for $60 per acre. Mr. Bath now
owns 000 acres of good farm land in
London precinct.
Walter S. Naxwell has leased the
Park hotel of Mrs. 8. 0. Cummtnas
and will take possoselen next Monday,
lie will run a good hotel and hones for
the patronage of the public.
Mrs. Peter Kerker hae been sick for
somo time, and is now suffering very
mucn from eyes, having to stay in a
dark room for several days. One or
two of the children have also been
sick.
no you make garden? If you do
buy yoor seed from the Old Reliable
teed house cheaper than you can buy
MRS. THEO: HILL
HAS JUST KEOKIVKD A FJUSTB LINK OF KBW
CALL AMD
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Mrs. W. 8. Chambers of Auburn
came to riemana Wednesday on a visit,
rrAM c i i o..
mour Howe's farm, decided to ge to
Oklahoma, so gave up the lease. Geo,
R. Llndsey has leased the farm and
will move on It as soon as Mr, Hewe
moves to Nemaha..
D. S. Cox of St. Deroltt returned
last Friday from a trip to Crawford,
Keb. He reports a bad storm In the
aorthweeiern part of the state, with a
bard wind, unroofing and otherwise
damaging many buildings.
Mrs. J. F. Bennett of Auburn has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. 35.
Lambert, fer over a week, returning
none aionuay . Mrs. Lamueri accomi
panlcd her home nnd visited friends
ana relatives in Auburn a rew days.
Albert II. Titus started for Syracuse
Thursday morning, driving through.
His wife goes on the train this after
neon, taking with her fifty little chick
ens which she bought of her brother,
Oacar L. Mlnick of Uraoken. They
were hatohad eut lu an Incubator.
Dr. II. 8. Gaither held a consultation
with Dr. Dillon of Auburn last Sunday
in the case of Mrs. L. II. Strain, who
is very sick with m complication of dts
eases. There is little hope of her per
manent recovery, although she may
rally for awhlls.
At the regular meeting of the Res
bekah lodge Wednesday night six cans
dldatee were initiated Mr. and Mrs
O.W. lioberte and Miss Fearle Roberts,
Robt. I. Smith, Ed II. Kftapp and Mrs.
Flora Anderson. A fine supper was
eerved after lodge adjourned.
Seymour Howe moved to Nemaha
Thursday. Mr. Howe was placed on a
cot and carried from the farst to town.
over a mile, olght men taking turns,
four at a time, in carrying him He
stood the trip remarkably well and is
apparently no worse for the move.
F. W. Wllkenlng, who baa been
manager or the JSd wards Bradford
Lumber Co.'s business at Nemaha for
the oast three months, went to Graf
Thursday to take charge of thabuiiJ
nisM tViAFA Mr. WlllrAnlrtsv marl a I
roany frleud8 durlng h ahort nU ,n
I XJumotm Wtut. I.lrv. rn..nl. 1
Mvuinus nuu nigu uiui iuuuii useti
ity, He is a flue young bnslnese man.
Call In and see ua It you want to
subscribe for any paper published In
the United States.
Take the wagonette when in Aui
burn if you want to go to any part of
the city. John MoElhaney prop,
A Lesson in Health
Healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
from the blood, and unless the v do I
this good health is Imposslblo. FosShO Repairing
neys and will positively cure all forms
of kidney and bladder disease. It I
strenghtons tho wholo system. M
Hill.
Catarrh of tbe StomAh,
When the stomach is overloaded;
when
food Is taken into it that falls to
, it decays aud Inilames the mut
digest
cous membrane, exposing the nerves,
and causes the glands to secrete mucin
instead ot the natural juices of digest
ion. This is called catarrh of the
stomach, paused by Indigestion. Doo
tors and medicines failed to benefit me
until I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
J. R.Rhea ,Coppell, ox. Sold by W
SEK nil;
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Foley's Honey aad Tar ii Menlbrly
adapted for asthma, tsroeeaHk
I Boareenwa, M T Hill.
STULL HAWXIY
ATTORNEYS
LAW, KKAI. KfiTATK, COLLlKHnHMW
OMMM ovr IVMlefttfA MHlMUr. i
AUMUHN, ... imWRAMCA
r. W, Keeling,
K Ktrwika,
Office In Kllng drug store.
DR. G. M. ANDBXWS
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Medical and SUTrical
Biaanjmei nf Wnmsn
Stella -
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0. O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteen years experience.
Terms and dates at The Advertiser
office.
PETER KE11KER.
A pfMMM
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Hitrheat market price paid for Hide.
Lard, Tallow, etc.
KNAPP & SON
Proprietor of the
Livery & Feed Stable
N1MAHAJN1BK.
vfCOtt VT9,J m OOnntOUOn Witt uvntj
Satitf&otioft ffttaraateedL
JYemnhH. JWebr,
WMJYDMMEtMj
Jill Vlfiwk Gumrmntet
See Me for Jfrice
J. JE. Oirotliei
-in th
PARIS BUILDING
rH5& XVBPeVUing
T Hand Made Harness a Specialty
WESLEY H. CLARK
Bea!r.lu
WindlHillS atld PlUTlCS,
Tank,5Pipes, etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTIEE'
'Phone calls answered promptly,
7,'bone No26
NEMAHA, KXBU,
elsewhere in Nemaha county.
P. Kl'KUKU.
W. Keeling.
