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VOLUME XLV11L
fL NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1904
NUMBER 51
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Local News
Seo M.T Hill for fire insurance.
Strawberries are now retailing at Ojtf
cents a box.
A lino line of silverware suitable for
wedding presents at Keoli rig's.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hadlock re
turned from St. J oo last Friday.
Ono nearly now Deere riding lister
lor sale. Enquire of E. L. ParlB.
T. A. Clark is now day operator for
the Union Pacific railroad at St. Paul,
Nebr.
We have had some warm weather
this week just what la needed by tho
growing erops.
Mrs. E. A. Mitiick is having her
house repainted. Fred Seabury is do1
ing the work.
If you want lire insurance, either
in old line or mutual companies, call
on W. W. Sunders.
Mrs. J. D. Ralooy came in from
Auburn Thursday to visit hor parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J . 13. Hoover.
Mrs. A. L. P. Thompson went to
Shenandoah, Iowa, Saturday afternoon
to see hor young grandson.
Tho A. 0. U". W. lodge conferred
tue degree or Master workman upon
John Conover Tuesday night.
Found A pair of speotacles.
er can have same by calling at
otlioe and paying for this notice.
Own-
posU
Misses Blanche and Edna Lytic went
out in the country Thursday to visit
Misb Pearl Iioberts for a few days.
Fay Gnlther came in on tho freight
Friday night but went to Omaha the
next day. Ho is now extra agent on
the M. P.
w. w. banders is agent for several
good reliable insurance companies
mutual and old lino. Call on him for
fire insurance.
There will be no services at the
Christian church next Sunday, as Rev,
a. w. tapp preaches on that day at
Nebraska City.
G. W. Wright of Belvidere, Nebr.,
who lias been visiting his. daughter,
Mrs. Wesley Clark, went to Tobias,
Nebr., Tuesday.
It has beon very dull and quiet in
town this week, as tho farmers aro all
busy and do not atop work very often
to come to town.
Tho county commissioners will meet
at Auburn at the court house, as a
board of equalization on Tuesday,;june
14, to hoar all complaints.
Pm.1 T? On 1 , 1. m
xi. o.wiuuia ruiui iieu nome i ueas
(lay evening after a visit of several
days with friends at Ashland, Omaha
and South Sioux City, Nebr.
Elmer Brtmblo, who has beon visit
ing jNemalia friends for a few days,
returnod to Lincoln Monday and will
go to work again as brakeman on tho
n. k m.
I hiive 100 ncrea of good pnsturo ana
will take cattle or horses at Si per
month. F. L. Collin.
3 miles south of Noinnha.
Mrs. Elmer E. Allen returned home
last Friday evening from Syracuse,
Nebr., where alio has been visiting hor
sister, Mrs. A. K.Titus, for a few days.
J. J. Alexandor una a poach tree
that was Bet out last year that has thlr
teen neachea on it. Ho says this is
bettor than could bo done in Indiana.
John I. Dressier on Monday moved
back into his house, which ho nan has
rebuilt. Ho now has ono of tho best
and most convenient houses in town.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Klndig camo in
from Wakefield, Nebr., Thursday and
will Bpend the vacation with Mrs. Kinil
dig's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Tea
body. Wm. W. Soid's gramaphono can be
heard a long dlptance. Tho editor
lives Bix blocks from Mr. Seid, and tho
gramaphono can bo hoard very audibly
at that distance.
MEETING of CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
All persons owning lots in the Nes
tnaba City cemetery are hereby called
to meet at Tho Advertiser office at 3
o'clock v, m. Friday. Juno 17. It is
honed there will be a full attendance.
The ice cream social that was to
have been given at J. tho Champion
, school house last Saturday night was
postponed until Saturday night of this
week on account of the bad weather
and muddy roads. Strawberries will
also be served .
Born To Mr. and Mra. Henry
Field of Shenandoah, Iowa, Friday
morning, Juno a, iuu-i, r nne son,
weighing 10 pounds. Mra. Field ia
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. P.
Thompson, who are very proud of
their new grandson.
Tho children's day services at the
Christian church laat Sunday night
were good, though the program was
Bhort. Tho church waa crowded. A
; good collection was taken for tho miss
sionory cause. Misses Dora Clark and
Mayo Gaithor trained the children.
Six candidates were initiated into
the Rebokah lodge Wednesday night-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Mead, Mr. and
jurs. jNormsn mean, miss juaia ivrcas
m m . . Tk t 1 T" 1
bright and Ole Roberts. Ice cream,
cake and lemonado was served after
lodge adjourned. Forty mouibers were
present.
At a meeting of tho trustees of the
Nemaha City cemotory association
Thursday evening It was decided to
build a small house at the cemeterv In
which to store tools and provide sheN
ter in cold and stormy weather for the
Bexton and other parties worklnc
there. A new gate will also be put in.
MAKES A OLEAN SWEEP
There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all. tho Salves you
over heard of, Bucklln's Arnica Salve
is tho best. It sweeps away and cures
Burns, Sores, Bruises,' Cuts, Bolls
Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's
only 25o and guaranteed to givo satis
faction by W W Keeling druggist.
Monarch
A RELIABLE
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ford Lumber Co,
NEMAHA, NEB,
SW! OUR
New Wall Paper
is m.
K Bie: Line
Little Fric
Paints too All Kinds
Yours for cheap house cleaning,
7W. TfHILL
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hawxby went to
Lincoln last Sunday to attend tho com
mencement exorcises of tho state uni
vor8lty. Their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Hawxby, ia one of tho graduates.
Tho sad news waa receivod Thursday
morning that Misa Vance V. Foe had
died at two o'clock that morning, at
tier homo in Red Oloud, Nobr., from
typhoid fever. The funeral services
will bo held next Sunday. Miss Foo
was teacher of tho intermediate depart
raont of our schools in 1002s3 and has
a wide circle of friends in Nemaha and
vicinity, who regret her untimely
death. She had been engaged as one
of the toachers in tho Red Cloud
schools for tho next year.
Dunraven castle No. 30, Tho Royal
Highlanders, on Monday night elected
the following officers:
Illustrious Protector John M Clark
Chief Counselor Mrs Noma IIowo
Worthy Evangel W W Sanders
Warder Alva Maxwell
Sentry Frank Titus
Manager E L Paris
After lodge adjourned ice cream and
strawberries were served. W. W.
Seid had his gramaphono at tho lodge
room and gave a fine entertainment.
Tho executive committee of tho old
settlors association mot Saturday after
noon to mako arrangements for the
annual reunion and picnic.
It was decided to havo the picnic on
Thursday, August 25.
John I. Dressier was elected presi
dent of tho association.
Walter Hadlock was olocted preal
dent of tho day,
An appropriation of S25 was made
for a game of base ball, this amount to
bo given to tho parties having that
matter in charge.
It was decided to engage an elocu
tionist, a male quartette and a good
band.
The secretary, W. W. Sanders, was
directed to correspond with speakers,
bands, etc,
F. L.Woodward was appointed com
mittee on stand rights. The prico of
stand rights was fixed the samo as last
year.
Estray Notice.
Found nt my farm southwest of
Nemahs, on May 10' 1004, a dark bay
horse, about 10 years old, weight about
iuuu pounua. uwner can nave same
by paying all charges.
Ben Colkmck
BETTER THAN GOLD
I waa troubled for several years with
chronic indegestion and nervous debil
ity," writes F G Green, of Lancaster
N H. "No remedy helped mo until
began taking Electric Bitters, which
did me more good than all themedicin
es I ever used. Thev hav hIhh knnfc
my w,foin excellent health for years
aiu ror temaio trouDius; that thoy are
a grand tonic and invigorator for weak
run down women. No other medlcino
oan tako its place in our family," Try
them. Only 50 c Satisfaction guar
anteed by Keoling's Drug Sotr.
MRS. THEO. HILL
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINK LINE OF NEW
ye
CALL AND
FOR SALE: My
Nemaha. Will sell at
once.
Married At tho Lutheran parson.
age, South Auburn, Nebraska, on
Wodnosday morning, Juno 8, 1001, by
tho Rev. W. Dlsffonbach. Mr. Wilaon
E, Hardy of Humboldt to Mioa JcbsIo
E. Duncan of South Auburn.
A concort company from Boatrlco
will glvoan entertainment at tho opera
houao Monday night, Juno 20. These
young ladles como highly recommends
ed. There Is a lino elocutionist, pi aim
1st, Boloiat, etc. Thoy will givo an on
tortainmont worthy of the patronago
of all. Tho program will bo given
later.
Laat Saturday Miss Mayo Gaither
wob bringing Miss Grace Paris to town,
driving the doctor'slack toam, when
one of the horses began to kick while
coming down .tho inolino this side of
W. G. Maxwell's farm, and got ono
log over tho polo. Miss Gaither and
Miss Paris each took a line and mans
aged to hold tho horses and turn them
Into a hedgo. Ai P. Paris wob a short
distance ahead of the young ladieB
and when ho noticed the trouble ho
quickly tied his own toam and ran back
to their asaiatanco. Ho drove tho doc
tor's toam tho remainder of the way
and the young ladles camo in witli hia
team. Ono of tho horsoa waa cut on
one leg by being kicked and waa quite
amo foraeveral days.
Last fall Misa Nessa Foutch, da ugh
tor of Itev, M. S. Foutch of Bi own
vllle,was engaged to teach tho "Happy
Hollow" school, in district No. 33,
three miles north of Nemaha. After
teaching threo months of the six
months torm alio was notified that her
services wero no longer needed, and
nnothor teacher whb engaged. Recent
ly Mies Foutch, through her attorney,
II. A. Lambert, brought suit for the
salary for tho remaining three months
claiming that the board had no just
cause for discharging hor and that un
der the contract she waa entitled to
the salary for tho fnll torm. The caae
was tried before County Judge McCar
ty Tueaday and Wedneaday,(and the
jury brought in a verdict ror Alias
Foutch for $00, tho full amount that
waa auod for. Stull & Hawxby, atlor
nays for tho school diatrict, it ia under
stood will carry tho caso to the district
court.
Take tho wagonette when in Aut
burn if you want to go to any part
tho city. John McElhanoy prop,
Stoves yoa, wo havo thorn big
stoves, HttloBtovea stoves for the rlc
and atoves for the poor, but the Btove
for everybody is the Monarch mallei
ablo iron range. You can't break it
and if you live long enough to wear it
out you wont have nnykick coming,
aB you will bo too old to kick. Drop
In at Edwards & Bradfofd Lumber
Co. and aoo it.
A Thoughtful Man
M M Austin of Winchester, Ind.,
knew what to do in tho hour of need.
Ilia wifo had such an unusual caso of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help hor. Ho thought of
and tried Dr King's Now Llfo pills
and she got relief at once and was fiiii
ally onrod. Only 215c at Keeli'ng'a
drug store.
S
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SEE HER
residence property in
a bargain if sold at
MRS. THEO. HILT,
r. (g5. W. Keeling,
Nomnhn, Nebraska.
Offico in Koeling drug Btoro.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella - Nebraska
C. O. SNOW
Auctioneer
Fifteon years oxporlonco.
Tonus and dates at Tho Advortlser
otllco.
PETER ICERKER.
Doutor In
Highest market prico paid for Hide.
Lard, Tallow, ote,
KNAPP & SOU
Proprietors of tho
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA,NEBR.
Good Dray in connection with Livory
Satisfaction gnarantood.
MM! .'1. IsJilVBiOW
UNDERTAKER
Wind Jf Mills and Ptimps
Tin Hooting antlGuttering
'ouv l'atronage Solicited
J. ID. Orotlxer
In tho
PARIS BUILDING
Shoe Repairing!
Harness Repairing
Hand Mado Harness a Specialty
WESLEY H. CLARK
Dealer;in
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks,BPipes,!etc.
ALL WORK CUARANTEEC
Thono calls anawered promptly.
'Fhone No20
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