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VOLUME XL1X
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1904
NUMBER 28
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Sm'Jl T Hill for fire insurance.
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f School will begin ngaiu Monday.
, Dr. Bourne Hta glasses. So. Auburn.
0; E. lloutz got a now organ Wed
nesday. The legislature convenes at Lincoln
next week. ( f
Herb Aynes went to Nebraska City
last 'Saturday.
Miss Dora Gtark is the luteat victum
of the measles.
David Krazler Is able to sit up a little
but is very weak yw.
L'hoto mounting card board for sale
jvt the Advertiser office.
The freight trains did not run Mou.
day. that being a holiday.
The passeuger train was almost two
hours late Wednesday forenoon.
John Vandersllce and Art Littrell
went to Nebraska City Tuesday .
Cliaa. M. Woodward came up from
jSgj. Joe Saturday, returning Monday
Go to the Minick hall tomorrow
night and get a good dish of oysters.
I Will F. Sanders went to Nebraska
City Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. I. lirown went to
Pawuee City Monday to visit relatives
The man that hasnt any live stock to
look after id now feeling good over the
fact.
The passenger train from the west
, was three hours late Monday, after
A. L. P. Thompson went to Syracuse
Wednesday of last week, returning
Friday,
Harry Hoover, Elmer Rumbaugh
and Itoy Stevens weut to Kansas City
Monday.
Prof. Hendricks went to Pawnee
City Saturday to spend the holidays
at borne.
Miss Vera Minick came down from
Nebraska City Friday evening to spend
Christmas.
The rural carriers did not go over
the route Tuesday, on uccount of the
severe.storm.
Mrs. W. E. Wheeldon went to
Geneva, Neb., last Friday, to spend the
.holidays with relatives.
A grand jury has been called for the
next term of district court, which con
venes air-Auburn March 20.
There. f were no freight trains from
jthe'Wthjor south Monday night, on
' ; account of it being a holiday.
D. H.. Clark got tired of baching, so
ho started for Smith county, Kansas,
last Friday night to see his wifo.
Nerohha streets wero deserted Tues
day. Very few people ventured away
from home unless it wus necessary.
The days are now growing longer,
Thursday or JrtBt week being the short
est day, according to the authorities.
Grover Mabb of Waverly. Iowa, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. 8eymour Howe.
He ariived hero Tnesday of last week.
. Mrs. E. S. McOandless of Thurman,
Iowa, came down to Nemaha last Sat
urday night on n week's visit to her
mother, Mrs. H. Carse.
All persons indebted to mo are res
quested to call add settle as 1 am great
ly in need of money.
Andrew Aynes.
For Sale-A fine Sterling piano, in
Hno condition. Will sell at a bargain
if taken at once.
Florence Miniok.
Nest Monday will be a legal holiday
and the bank and postoillco will be
closes that day.
Miss Dora Banks went to Humboldt
Saturday to visit her mother and sister
during the holidays.
A crowd of nlmrods went ont Wed
nesday with guns' and dogs and return"
ed with sixty rabbits.
Dr. Hutchinson, optician, will visit
Nemaha again on Monday, Jan. 0.
Call and have your eyes fitted with
glasses.
Prof. Stevons of the Lincoln Busk
ness college was in Nemaha vVednesday
and Thursday in the Interest of. that
institution.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer E. Allen went
to Johnson Monday aud visited C. T.
Miulck and family and other friends
until Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T.J. Rumbaugh sprained her
ankle Saturday evening, while coming
down town. She suffered considerable
pain for two or three days.
Miss Faunle Noyea and her brother,
Floyd Noyes, of Lincoln, came to
Nemaha last Saturday on a visit to
D- W. Maxwell and family.
V. P Peabody arm H. R. Howe were
both fortunate in drawing 6eats in the
egislative hall. Both got seals on the
front row and near ttio center.
Harry Uusaell recently moved on V.
P. Peabody'a farm, which he has leased.
Charley Howe will move on the Fuller
farm, where Harry has been living.
For Sale. Five bundredgood burr
oak posts, Also stove wood by the
rick.
F. L. Woodward.
If you don't ueed it, come inland
look at it. anyway, you will know
where to go when you do need it.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. C. M. Woodward started for
Denver Wednesday. Her health Is
quite poor and the physicians advised
her to go to Denver on that account.
Christmas is acrain a ttil no nf thn nuat.
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wo are still doing business at the
old stand.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. Wheeldon came iu from Au.
burn Thursday afternoon and will keep
house for her son, W. E Wheeldon,
while the hitter's wife is visiting at
Geneva, Nebr.
Frank Woodward shipped the goats
belonging to the Hoover estate to
Nebraska City Thursday night of last
week, having sold them to Levi Bros,
of Nebraska City.
On account of revival services at
Brownville, Rev. G. W. Ayers will
hold services at Nemaha on Sunday
morning instead of in the evening un
til further notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Maxwell
returned borne Tuesday after a few
days visit at Denver, .Colorado Springs,
Manito, and other places. They spent
Sunday on Pike's Peak.
Miss Ella HIndenach, who has been
teaching tbo Larkin school south of
Nemaha, went to Tecumseh Wedness
day. It is rumored that a wedding is
to tako place in a few days.
For Sale Thoroughbred barred
Plymouth Rock cockerels, Hawkln's
strain. First come, first served. If
you want choice of birds come soon.
A. B. Paris.
A few days ago Mrs. E. H. Knapp
stepped in a hole in the sidewalk and
was thrown down, cutting her chin
and sustaining numerous bruises'
The sidewalk was fixed the next day.
Now is the time to buy your heatlne
stove. Tnere will be lnr nP m
weather before harvest time, and we
will make you hot weather prices on
stoves.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co. '
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E.
Wolfe, of Aspinwall precinct, Wodnes
dny evening, Dec. 2s 1004. a son that
Grandma Wolf says is just the Quest
baby she over saw aud of course she
knowa.
The woathor now Is all right for the
coal and wood dealers and tlio mer
chants selling Winter clothing, over
shoes, etc., but it s pretty touch on
the common citizen who has all these
things to buy.
Miss Sophie Tlobe dame 'down from
iicuniBKu xriuay mgut a Ml Will
spend the holibaya with ner friend,
Miss Vera Minlck'of Bracken. Miss
Tichu is blind and is attending the
blind institute.
Uncle Henry Clark Is oojoylng splen
did health for a man of his age. He is
over 70 years old und for the tirst time
since ho was a boy he is free from
rheumatism, and hasn't an acne or
pain of any kind.
Some of tbo charitable people of
Nemaha donated enough money to
treat the children who otherwise
would not have got anything with u
dack of candy, nuts aud an orange
apiece on Christmas,,
D. E. Workman returned from Jew,
ell county, Kansas, last Saturday.
Ed bought.an 80 aore farm while down
there and rented 100 aures joining it.
He expects to move down there about
the middle of February.
Curtis Brown has bought tho Jerry
Marlatt eighty acre1 farm in Browns
ville precinct. Curt should now get a
batter half (probably he will attend to
that, though, without any suggestions
from us) and go on the farm.
Marshall Webb killed twenty rabbit
Wednesday. Hema'deuTot of rabbit
sausage out of tbem a new diPh to us.
He takes about one-third as much fat
meat as be has rabbit, grinds it and
mixes it together and says it makes
tine sausage.
All parties indebted to us mUst
arrange to make settlement. We have
accomadated you dy giving you tltre,
now accomadate us by being prompt
with a settlement.
Respectfully,
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Mrs ClayAIIgood committed suicide
at Council Bluffs, Iowa, recently on
account of extreme destitution and the
fact that her children had been taken
away from her. Mrs. Allgood was
formerly from Brownville, being the
daughter of Henry Knepher. One sis
ter, Fannie Knepher, committed auls
clde about thirty years ago.
Friends In this city received word
the first of the week to the effect that
George Codington had struck it rich in
the oil fields at Cleveland, Oklahoma.
It will be remembered that he leased
bis lots in that city to an oil Arm.
The company drilled a well on his
property and succeeded in bringing in
one of ihe best wells in the Held
Tho tlow of oil was devoloped Friday
or Saturday. Mr. Codington'a royals
ties from this sourse will amount to a
considerable sum. His many friends
here will be glad to learn of his sue
cess. Auburn Heruld.
The worst storm for several years
held away Tuesday. The storm began
Sunday with a light drizzling rftn.
Monday It wus colder with a little rain
and snow, and that nlgnt the v ind
howled and the weather turned colder,
and Tuesday morning we had a bliz
zard on hand to welcome us when we
got up. It snowed and blowed all
day and the thermometer hugged the
zero point, being from two to four be
low in tho morning and evening
Stock that was not sheltered suffered
severely and people who had to be out
doors did not enjoy the cool breezes to
any great extent. The conclusion was
unanimous that this part of the union
waBnotavery good winter resort if
you did not like a bracing atmosphere.
Mrs. Celia Canady and daughter of
Auburn wore Rtiesta of Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Seld from Tuesday until Thurs
day, when they went to tho homo of
C. O.Tompklns of Aspinwall precinct.
We will send the Advortlser, tho
twlce-a-week Lincoln Journal, tho
Iowa Homestead, tho Farm Gazette
and the Homomaker, all ono year, for
only 81 00. Tho regular price of these
papers is f 3.25.
A hard coal burner has been nut tin
in the bank, and Frank Titus is cons
gratulatlng himself because he doesn't
have to build fires these cold mornings.
But Elmer Allen tells hlni just to watt
until he finds tho fire out some extra
cold morning, and has to reklndlb it,
and then ho won't think it quite so fine.
We learn from the Grangnr 'that
Elder W. II. Winters, son-in-law of
Mrs 8. T Argabnght, is lying very
sick at the home of his brother, John
Winteis, iu Lincoln. The elder, who
resides in in Indian territory, came to
Nebraska two or three weeks ago on a
visit.
Mrf. W. O. Maxwell invited a num-
ber of our young people to a party at
ber home Wednesday night, to meet
Miss Fannie Noyea and Mr. Floyd
Noyes of Lincoln, and also as a fare
well party to her son. Alva Maxwell,
who goes to Lincoln to attend a buslb
ness college. A delightful evening'
was spent by those present.
Your account is balanced up and we
always have time to write a receipt.
We extend u special invitation to old
timers, start the new year out right,
pay up your old debts and try and keep
from contracting new ones that ypu
can't pay when vou agree to. This, ad
vice is free but the goods you owe lis
for is hot free. ..
Edwards & Bradord Lbr. Co,'
The patrons on tho rural routes
should understand that the rural carr
iers are not compelled to get out of
their wagons to leave mail where there
are snow drifts about the boxes. If
the patrons do not clear away the snow
Hip carriers will not leave the mail.
If the roads are impassable on account
of drifts the patrons should break them
so tho carriers can get through..
Otherwise the carriers will miss them
The Christian Sunday school will
give on Now Year's eve an oyster und
ice cream social. There will be also
other things to sell There will be
three or four booths and one of the
booths will contain fancy articles and
some wearing materials We solicit
the aid of all members and friends
Come out anb help us, wo will only
charge you 10 cts for cove oyeters and
15 cts lor fresh oysters. This social is
given for tho benefit of';the Christmas
tree.
The people of Nemaha are assuredof
a treat on Saturday night, Dec. 31
whon the Peterson 8l8ters Concert Co
asblHted by Sidney Landon, entertainer,
will be here. The Peterson Sisters tfre
from New York state and are both a
lady quartette and nn orchestra, play
ing Instrnments as well as singing.
They pUy mandolin, violin, guttat and
piano, and are Que singers. Sidney
Landon is one of the best entertainers
of the day. His impersonations are
great. The entertainment will be of
so diversified character as to suit all
classes. Get your reserved seats at the
Keeling drug store. General admia-
sion, 25 cents jieeerved seats, 35 cents.
8ubaerlbe for your papers at this of
lice.
A Frightened Horse
Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occuri
rences, It behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salvo bandy and there's
none as good as Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Bums, Cuts, Sores, Eczema
and Piles, disappear quickly under lis
soothing effect. 25c, at Keeling'a
Drugstore.
Tho Christian Sunday Bcbool gave a
good Christmas entertainment Satur
day night, with recitations, soni:B,
etc. One of tho most pleasing feats
ures was an old fashioned fireplace.
Six littlo folks camo in, ready for bed,
In nightgowns and carrying candles,
and bung up their stockings. After
they went out Santa Glaus came in and
filled the stockings. After the enter
tainment the presents on the well load
ed Christmas tree were distributed.
Tho church was filled full, all the
standing room being occupied, and
then mnny wore unable to get inside.
The Methodist Sunday school treated
the scholars to caudy, nuts and oranges
Sunday morning In tho evening a
uno program was given, entitled
"Bethlohem's Star." The songs aud
recitations were all fine and weie well
rendered. Rev. G. W. Ayers gavo a
short talk at the close. Although the
night was quite stormy tho church was
filled.
Old papers for sale at this ofllce.
Revorutlon Imminent
A sure sign of approaching revolt
und sorious trouble in your system is
nervousness, pleeplessuess, o- stomach
upset. Electric Bitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome causes.
It never fails to tone tho stomach, reg
ulate tho Kidneys and Bowels, stlmut
late the Liver, and clarify the blood.
Run down, systems benefit particularly
aud ull the usual attending aches vaui
Isti under Its searching und thorough
effectiveness. Electric Bitters is ouly
fiOo, and that is returned if it don't give
perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed by
Keeling, DrugglBt.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
'DiseiseiB of Woitten VAr
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PETER KERKER.
Dealer in
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llighcflt market price paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, oto,
STULL HAWXIY
ATTORNEYS
iiAvv,.UKAii ;estate, COMjISCTIONM
OfflcoH over Ponlomr Building, At
trunk Ncal'a old siantf,
AUUUIIN.
NBUUAHKA
KNAPP & SON
Proprietors of the
Livery & Feed Stable
H2KASAJMSBR.
Good Dray in connection with Livery
Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. E5. Orotlier
in the
PARIS BUILDING
Shoe Repairing
Harness Repairing
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
WESLEY H. CLARK
Dealer in
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, Pipesjetc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEE?
Phone calls answered proinplly.
NEMAHA, NEBR,