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VOLUME XL1X
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1904
NUMBER 10
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Local News
Seo M T Hill for tire insurance
1). F. Jones and David Jones went
to Bondloy, Nebr., Tuesday.
W.T. Crane wont to Syracuse last
Friday, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Sherman May visited Auburn
freinda last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Rose Seabury went to Peru
Thursday afternoon to visit friends.
Large squashes for sale at 10 and
15 cents. Jake Shook
Mtb. E. T3anks and her daughter
Dora retuned from Humboldt Tuesday.
Joe Bunger has the contract to build
a houso 20 x 80 for Mr. King of Shu
bert. Rapid progress ia now being made
on V. P. Peabody's new house lu Nes
maha.
Mrs. Alice A. Minlck of Brownvllle
visited Nemaha frieuds Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Shubert of ABpinwall
precinct went to. Long Island, Kansas,
Tuesday.
Rev. M. S. Foutch preached a good
sermon at the Methodist church Sun
day night.
VV. G. Maxwell has moved into the
property he recently bought of J. J.
Alexauder.
Newton O. Jarvis returned home
WpfinHfld&v from a week's visit to the
St. Louis exposition.
There is no cessation of the rain, as
wn hud a hard rain Friday night and
a shower Tuesday morning.
Alf . B. Kinton is building a barn 40
x40 feet on his farm south of,Nemaba.
Ed. Thomas is boss carpenter.
Miss Elizabeth Hawxby went to
York, Nebr., Thursday of last week,
where she will teach this year.
Mrs. Bunn of Orleans, Nebr., arrive
ed in Nemaha last Saturday on a visit
to her couBin, Mrs. David Frazier.
Lester Russell shipped a car load of
Apples to Sutton Wednesday night. He
went with them and will sell them out.
Misses Flossie Waterman and Min
nie Barber of Auburn were tho guests
of Miss May Kerker Sunday and Mon
day. Mrs. Julia Frazier went to Frankton,
Indiana, this week, going with t Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Alexander, to visit
friends.
Monday and Tuesday were uncomi
fortably warm, and Wednesday was
cool enough to necessitate a fire for
comfort.
Miss Marie Hoover went to Lincoln
Tuesday, where she will visit awhile
and then go to New York city to spend
tbe winter.
Marshall Webb. Harry Hoover and
Art Shubert started for Ord, Nebr
Tuesday on a Diluting trip. They oxs
pect to be gone some time.
Thoroughbred B. Plymouth Rock
poultry for sale cheap if taken within
ten days.
W. W. Liebhart
Some thieves stole 815 or $20 worth
of chickens from Mrs. E. Banks Tues
day night. They were nice chickens
and Mrs. Banks feels very bad about
her loss.
Frank Gerlaw, tho farmerpoIitician
of Douglas precinct, was in Nemaha
Monday in tne interest or tbe move
ment to straighten the channel of tho
Nemaba river.
V. P. Peabody haB let tho contract
for putting a heating apparatus and
water works in the house be is builds
ing in Nemaha. It will be one of the
most comfortable homes in the county
G. R. Lindsoy has moved in the Ben
Baldwin property.
Ben Baldwin moved on the Seymour
Howe farm tho first of the week,
J. C. Chandler has moved in Mrs.
Robo Gilbert's house in the south past
of town.
Rov. M.S. Foutch moved to Union.
Nebr., this week, where ho will serve
the Methodist church as pastor for the
next yoar May success atteud hla ef
forts. Marion Sold the first of tho week
moved on the farm in Aspinwnll pre
cinct where C. P. Barker has lived for
several years. Marion has leased this
farm.
Rev. Geo. W. Ayers moved from
Union to Brownvllle this weok. He
will holdtsorvices ,noxt Sunday morn
Ing at Brownvllle and in the evening
at Nemaha.
Services at the Methodist church
will begin hereafter at 7:30; P. M.
Sunday school at 10 A. M. Junior
League at 3 P. M. Everybody is in
vited to attend all these services.
Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Dalby of Shubert
and their daughter, Mrs. Tipton, of
Albany, Mo., with her two children,
drove up from Shubert Sunday and
visited with friends for a few hours.
Miss Helen Hoover iuvited a num
ber of her f reinds to a party Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Minnie Scott
I of Pawnee City who is visiting here.
Those present spent an enjoyable evs
ening.
General Superintendent Byrum,
Division Superintendent Rogers and
other B & M dignitaries stopped off at
Nemaha a short time Tuesday. They
came through about one o'alock ou a
special.
The street fair and carnival at Shun
bert last week was very successful,
considering the weather. There was
good entertainment both days and good
crowds. The Nemaha people turned
out well.
Tbe republican central committee
met at Auburn Saturday and elected
Tnos. S. Horn chairman in place of
Cbas. O. French, who resigned that
position on account of being nominated
for county attorney.
Rev. D. B. Lake moves to Vesta
this week, where be will be pastor of
tbe Methodist church for the ensuing
conference year. Tbe people of Yesta
are to be eongratulated on securing the
services of so able a preacher.
The Advertiser extends congratutas
Hons to our old friend Dr. B. F. Lo-
rance and wife of Brock, on tbe birth
of a son last Sunday. As the doctor
has seven daughters and this is the
first son his joy and pride may be im
agined.
The Auburn Herald last week at
tacked the editor of the Granger, who
Ib a candidate for state Benator. The
two editors work together to defeat the
republicans but havo no love for each
other. We suppose both are telling
tbe truth now.
Miss Florence Minlck was one of tbe
entertainers at Shubert street fair and
carnival last week. Tbe Shubert Citl
zen says: "Miss Minlck was here, and
the appreciative audiences present list
ened to her beautiful readings with
greatest of pleasure."
The Christian Sunday school will
give a combination social at the Min
ick ball Saturday night of this week,
Box suppers will be sold and ice cream
and cake and bean soup will be sorved.
If you don't want to buy a box buy ice
cream. If you don't like ice cream
go and eat bean soup. If you like both
so much tho better. Tho proceeds will
be used in buying song books for the
church. Good singing is a great help
in church services, and to have good
sineinc books are necessary, so we
hope there will be a good attendance
Mrs. Theo. Hill bus bought tho
Weasels property, south of tho lumbor
ynrd. Sho will movo tho house on tho
front end of tho lot, build an addition
nud make other improvements.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Alexander started
Tuesday afternoon for Andorson, Inn
diuna, whore they expect to make their
future homo. Our citizens regrot that
they have decided to leave us, but
wish thorn long llfo and prosperity in
their now homo.
Miss Helen Hoovor went to Auburn
Tuesday and thoro joined a party of
friends and went to St. Louis to visit
tho exposition. They expect to be
gone about ton days. Miss Hoover
will stop with ber uncle, John S. Fa
vorite, while in St. Louis.
George Druory, who has been work
ing far John T. Webber, has shown
symptoms of being unbalanced mens
tally, and on Tuesday of last week was
examined by the insanity board at Au
burn and, adjudged to bo insane. He
was taken to the asylum by Sheriff
Ljwieuco.
Chas. O. French made such a fav-.
orable impression among the people iu
his campaign two years ago that no
other name was suggested at the re
publican convention for county attor
ney . He is one of the brightest youog
attorneys of tho Nemaha county bar
and will serve the people faithfully
and well.
PUBLIC SALE
Desiring to move-away 1 will sell a
public auction at my farm one mile
weBt and 4 miles south of Nemaha and
one half mile west and 2 miles north
of Shubert on Wednesday. Oct. 12, 1004,
the following property 8 head of
horses, 0 head of cattle, 13 head of hogs
and all farming Implements and house'
hold goods. See bills. v v
, A . T. Jones.
Herbert R. Howe, nominee for res
presentative on the republican ticket,
is one the beat business men of Au
burn. He did not want to toe a candi
date as bejfelt be could not afford to
neglect his business affairs, and only
consented to do so when appealed to
by many of tbe best business men of
Auburn, as well as by republicans
throughout the county. He is a popus
ar young man and will recoive a big
vote.
A number of tbe frlendB of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Alexander cave them a
pleaaant surprise last Friday night.
They went in a body to tbe home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, and the sur
prise was a complete one. as they bad
gone to bed The evening was passed
very pleasantly. Ice cream and cake
had been taken by the party. Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander appreciate very much
tbe evidence of the friendship felt for
them by tbe citizens of Nemaha.
It has been rumored that George
W. Cummlngs, republican nominee for
county commissioner, would not accept
the nomination. How this rumor, got
started we do not know, but there is
nothing In It. Mr. Cummlncs will ac-
cepttheofilce if elected, and we have
vrv mason to bolelve he will be. He
has been attending tbe St. Louis ex
position, but will be home in a few
days and will then get out among the
people. Whero he is known it will not
be necessary to do any campaigning.
Hon. V. P. Peabodv Is one of the
very best men that could have been ee
lected for representative. Even his
political enemies admit hiB ability and
his honestv. He did not seek the
office, and only allowed his name to go
before tbe convention at the earnest
and repeated solicitation of his friends.
Ho is a patriot, an old soldier who Buff
ers from injuries received in the ser
vice, and a good citizen. He is a
scholar and a gentleman. Nemaha
county may feel proud of being repros
sonted in tbe legislature by V. P. Pea
body.
HAS
Newand Beautiful Millinery
At the Store for Bargains
Gall and See Them
Hon. EUIb E. Good made ono of the
best working representative Nomaba
county has had in the legislature In re
cent years. Ho was appointed on ira
portant committees and performed the
work well. With tho experience gain
ed at the last session ho will bo better
qualified for doing effective work in
the senate this winter.
Mr. Lee Shubert and Miss Mattle
Barnes were married, Wednesday Oc
tober 5, 1004, at tho resldenco of tho
bride's parents In tho west end of Nov
maha precinct. Tho groom is tho son
of H. W. Shubert and tho brldo Ib the
daughter of Casner Barnes. They will
go to housekeeping on the farm of H.
W. Shubert one mile south of Bracken.
May health, prosperity and happiness
bo their portion through a long life.
The following precinct ticket was
nominated by the republicans at their
primaries Sept, 24:
Justtcos of the Peace W.W.8anders
and H. T. Minlck.
Constables W. G. Maxwell and
Bonj. I. Colerick.
Roud overseers Dlst. 82,
C. L. Rub
Dlst. 34,
sell
Dlst. 33, J. II. Sold.
W.
T. Russell.
Dan. W. Maxwell and W. S. Russell
were recommended as first choice and
Walter Hadlock as second choice for
judges of election, and S. O. Lawrence
first choice and Elmer E. Allen as
second choice for clerks of election.
For 'real, genuine 'enterprise 1 the
Omaha Bee lead the procession. It
has just added new celor magazine
features to The Sunday Bee which
compare favorably with tbe best New
York and Chicago papers. The euorn
mnus expense involved in giving its
readers the benefit of the latest ionos
vatlons in artistic color press work
may riot be fully understood, but it
should be richly rewarded with greatly
increased patronage. It is certainly
gratifying to know that we have such
an enterprising newspaper in the west
and it must be equally gratifying to
Tbe Bee to know that it is recognized
aa tho only metropolitan paper publish
ed iu this section. If you have not
seen tbe new feature, buy a Bee next
Sunday.
Going to St. Joseph for the Races
and Autumn Festival October 12 to 18?
If you don't go you will missa
great time.
There will be something going on all
the time during those four days.
Tbe races of the St. Joseph Business
Men's Driving Club at Lake Contrary
driving rant win ue me principal ais
traction during tho daytime, and there
will be so much to Intorest you at night
that you will be sorry the festivities do
not last longer.
All the railroads have announced re
duced rates one and one-third fare
for festival weeic, and all the attract
ions in tho city, of whice tberb will be
many, will be free to everybody.
There will be some excellent races at
Lake Contrary, to which tbe nominal
admission of twentyfive centB will be
charged. These will take place each
afternoon. Everything else is to be
right in the city, and nobody will be
permitted to nay anything to witness
tho events.
FOR BALE ON SIX MONTHS TIME
05 head of Qno fat steers ready for
the feed lot.
Ono 2 year old mule.jweightlOOO lbs
One yearling mule, weight 700 lbs.
Ono three yeur old colt, weight 1300
lbs.
The above stock Ib in fine condition
and of the beat quality.
Jno. S. Stull, Auburn, Neb.
No Pity Shown.
'For years fato was after mo con
tinually." writes F. A. Gulledge, Vorn
bena, Ala. "1 had a terrible case of
Piles, causing. 24 tumors. When all
failed Bucklen's Arnica Salvo cured
mo. Equally good for burns and all
achfia and pains. Only 25o at Keeling's
drug store.
$7.75 to St, Louis andBoturn.
The Burlington oilers tho abovo low
rate for tickets good in coaches and
ohalr cars (seats free). On sate Tuess
days and ThursdiiyB during August
and September.
Seo me for full particulars.
W.'E. Wiikeldon, Ticket Agent.
Working Night and Day.
Tho busiest and mlghtloBt little thing
that ever was made is Dr. King's New
Life Pills. These pills change weak
ness into strength, liBtlcssness into
energy, brainsfag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only 25o per box. Sold by
Keeling's drug store.
Old papers for sale at this ofllce.
Night was Hor Torror.
"I would cough nearly all night
writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alex
andria, Ind., "and could hardly get any
sleep. I had consumption so bad that
if I walked u block I would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but when
all other medicines failed, three $1 .00
bottles of Dr. King's. New Discovery
wholly cured me, and I gained 58
pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed
to cure Coughs, Colds,- LaQrippe
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
roubles. Price &Oo and SI. 00. Trial
bottle free at Kerllng's drug store.
DR. G. M. ANDEEWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella - Nebraska
PETER KERKER.
Deals in
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Highest market price paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, etc.
STULL It HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
LAW. REAIi 'ESTATE, COXIiKCTIONH
OHIcoi ovor PoHloflleo Building,
Frnnk NciU'h old Btnud,
at
AUBURN,
NBUUA8KA
KNAPP & SON
Proprietor! of tbe
Livery & Feed Stable
NEMAHA.fNEER.
Gcod Dray in connection with Liver?
Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. KJ. Orottier
-In the-
PARIS BUILDING
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
