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VOLUME XL1X
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1905
NUMBER 38
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Lumber
Hardware
and Furniture
Wo can supply your needs in the lino of Lumber, Hardware
and Furniture. Our new stock is arriving1 daily and when com
plete will be the nicest assortment ever offered in Nemaha. We
will be pleased to have you call and see us and get prices. It is
our aim to please you, we try to do so at all times.
Do not forget that we sell the cele
brated Monarch Range none better.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr, Co,
C. E. STEUTEVILLe, Manoger
Local News
It now Senator Burkett,
"See M T Hill for Ore Insurance.
Dr. Bourne its glasses. So. Auburn
Isn't it about time for some more
weddings?
The postmaster visited
Vedne9day.
Auburn
V. T. Crane has moved on the
Rogers farm.
It a v. M. M, Goode returned to St Joe
last Saturday.
G. W. Davis has moved on John I.
Dressler's farm, ' .V-
For Sale A 40-acre fruit
Apply at this ofllce
farm
L'hoto mounting card board for sale
at the Advertiser ofllce.
Roy Rogers has moved on Mrs. Eliz
abeth Deurfeldt's farm.
Mrs. Rachel Weddel, who has been
very sick, is much better.
Culljut this ofllce and get a sample
copy of the Iowa'IIomestead.
G. N. Titus has bad a good force at
work this week mailing price lists.
John I. Dressier went to Omaha
Monday evening returniug Wednesday.
Low Argabright came in from Aun
burn Saturday to spend Sunday at
homo.
M. C. Gaskili has rented a farm near
Syracuse, Nebr., and will soon move
there.
MiBS Stella Washburn was quite sick
the first of the week but managed to
teach,
A complete line ol hardware and
furniture will bo found at the E. & B.
Lbr. Co.
Mrs, Earle Gilbert has been quite
sick for about ten days but is now get
ting better.
Rev, G. W. Ay era is holding after-,
noon prayer meetlnga at the homes of
our citizens this week. '
P. E. Galther returned to Omaha
Sunday to resume his studies in the
Creighton medical college,
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Claude Scovill returned to Nemaha
Wednesday, after a few day's visit with
his father at Hiawatha, Kansas.
Miss Florence Minick went to Te
cumseh last Saturday, to join a theatri
cal troupe managqd by Harry Kimmel.
For Sale. Five hunrlrnff nn,i i
oak posts. Also stove wood by the
F. L. WOODWAUD.
The Omaha World-Herald of Weds
nesday contained a picture of ''Peabody
of Nemaha." It is a good picture.
Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Juel of Auburn
came to Nemaha Wednesday and are
the guests of Mrs. John I. Dresrler.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Knapp drove over
from Stella last Saturday and visited
their parents until Sunday afternoon.
Ducks must be thick in tho vicinity
of St, Deroin, as one man killed thirty
six Monday, He alio killed th 09 geese.
I. ft. Cooper sold a lot of Page woven
wire fencing to the county commission
era Tuesday, to be usad at the poor
farm.
T, A. Clark, w'io was called here last
week by the death of his brother D. H.
Clark, returned to St. Paul, Nebr,,
Monday.
There is no danger of a coal famine
in Nemaha now as both onr coal deals
era have receivdd coal within the past
ten days.
Will Tidrow, brother of Mrs. Wood"
ward and Mrs. Yackley, has moved
from Peru to Tecumseh, where he will
go into business.
Mrs. F. L. Woodward last week
presented the Methodist claircn with
handsomo bookracks for the seats and
collection baskets.
Rev. G. VV. Ayers commenced a pro
tracted meetiug again Sunday night.
He expects to continue as long as ins
tereat is manifested.
Remember, we will take your subs
scription for any newspaper published
anywhere in the United States and can
usually save you money.
Mrs. G. W. Shiveley subscribes for
two copies of tbe Advertiser, one copy
for herself and one copy forM. R, Rob
inson of Lee Summit, Mo.
E. L. Paris expects to be able to
furnish all of ub with fried chickens
this summer, as he received a 200-egg
Sure Hatch incubator Tuesday.
The Burlington Route is going to
run another seed corn special through
the north and northeastern part of tbe
state sometime this month.
O. E, Houtz went duck hunting
Monday and foil into the water gotting
wot oil over. Ho says the water is
awful cold this time of the year.
MIfis Nora Aynes, who has been vis
iting ber sister, Mm, Frank Skeen of
Ericson, Nebr., for two or three
months, returned home last week.
MIbs Pearl Gillespie, of Nemaha,
who has been in tho city tbe guest of
her sister, Mrs. Saal, returned to her
home this morning, She was accoms
panied by her aistor. Nebraska City
Tribune.
For Sale- Bay horse 8 years old,
weight U50, also goob buggy and sin
glo harness.
W. E. Wheeldon.
Tho First district is now without a
congressman, na Senator Burkett, who
waa elected to that position, sent in his
resignation whon he was elected sona
tor.
F01 Sale A good 40-acro farm, 23
acres in youne orchard just beginning
to bear; good G room house, well, etc.
Price 82500. Good terms. Apply at
this ofllce.
Rev. E. S. Charaburlalu will havo a
public sale of tho personal effects of
the late D. II. Clark at tho John Clark
farm, 24 miles northeam of Nemahu,
on Tuesday, March 14.
Neal Piorsol, a former resident of
Nemaha but who has been on tho Paci
fic coast for two or threo years, returns
ed to Nemahu last week. Neal looks
like tbe coast anrfcfd with him.
Rural Carrier Rutnbaugh got some
spareribs aa a present from Gua Staff
ord last week and on Tueaduy of this
week got a present of some spareribs
and sausage from F. A. Hacker,
Mr. and Mrs. E Ambrose Howe
arrived in Nemaha Tuesday. They
have been in Oklahoma for several
months, but havo found no placo like
Nemaha, and so have returned to their
first lovo.
A. Camblin 1ms built a small houso
on one of F. L. Woodward's lots south
east of the Methodist church, in which
to store his household goods when he
goes to Wyoming. Ho expects to
leave in a short time.
Rev. E. S. Chamberlain preached at
the Christain church last Sunday,
morning and evening. His many. Nes
maha frienda' were glad to hear him
again. He preached hero for some
time several years ago.
F. L. Woodward bought a grama
phone or grapbophono or phonagraph
or some other kind of a talking machine
but the most valuable musical instru
ment and tho one he prizes tho most
highly is hia daughter, Marie.
Wm. Quackenbush of Beatrice, a
brother of A ttorney E. B, Quackenbush
of Auburn, waa accidentally 8hot by a
companion and instantly killed while
out hunting near Beatrice last Sunday.
The funeral waa held Wednesday,
T. L. Fisher and hia father-in-law,
0. W. Flck, received their household
goods the latter part of last week, and
have been busy unloading and getting
ready for houss&eepiug and farming.
Mr. Fick comes from Gage couuty.
Two of the men who were appointed
debuty assessors by E. J, Maxwell have
died suddenly since their appointment
F. H. D. Hunt, who wub found dead
in tho road near his home, and D. H.
Clark, who was aecidently killed last
week.
0. J. Thorp started for western
Colorado Tuesday morning, to look at
some of the cheap land that is coming
into market, He thlnka of trying to
get somo of the land that will be in the
irrigated region when they get the
ditches opened.
Mrs, Elmer E. Allen has concluded
there muBt be money in the chicken
business, so she has had a coop and
yard built and will raise her own
chickens and have fredh eggs from her
own poultry yards this summer if
ciicken cholera doesn't interfere.
W. W. Liebbart recently received a
flne white Plymouth Rock cockerel
one that took first premium at the
Sarpy county poultry show last Decem
ber, Tho cockorel scores 04 pointa.
Mr. Liebbart bought him of Miaa Anna
McCormick, daughter of the county
clerk of Sarpy county. He will mate
him with some exceedingly flne pullets
and expects to get aomo show birds as
a result, He has somo line stock.
Mr. and MrB. It, P. Stoutovillo drove
down from Brownvillo Thursday and
visited their aon, Earlo Stoutovillo for
a
Buuri iimo.
Somo of our gardeners havo already
planted radishes, lettneo, peas, nnd
other early garden stuff. Thoy want
to bo tho first on the market with gars
don truck.
Tho Japa and Ruaaiana havo had
another big battlo near Mukden, and
ua usual tho Russians aro in retreat.
Tho Iobs of tl to waa great. It la prob
ablo that Mukden will bo evacuated
Strawberries nroonsaloln the Omaha
market at only 00 cents a quart. Wo
aro not very Tond of strawberries nnjs
way especllly at that price. Wo are
willing to wait u llttlo whilo louuer
and got them for nothing out of our
own garden.
Mra. Ware of Robinson. Kansas, and
Mrs. Hubbard of Kansas City, Mo
arrived in Nemaha last Saturday called
hero by the serious illness of their
mother, Mrn. Weddel. Mrs. Ware res
turned homo Monday but Mrs. Hubs
bard expeots to remain for awhile.
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John B. Stotta has been appointed
deputy assessor for St. Doroln precinct
and his appointment has beon cons
firmed by the board of county com
mlsslonero. The appointment of C.
P. Barker as doputy assessor for Nes
maha precluct haa also beeu confirmed
by the commissioners.
One thtpg that does not worry Ne
maha much at tho elections each anrlnc
la the saloon question. We havo not
had a saloon here for over fifteen, years.
and very fow peoplo want ono. The
mujorlty against tho saloon in Nemaha
is overwhelming. Even mon who take
a drink occasiouly do not wantn saloon
In town.
John Lambert la having the roof of
the house on the old Nicholls farm
raked, making it a full story and a half
and is also having an addition built.
lhis ia the house where D. G. Kelster
lived. The Collin family, who have
the placo rented, are living in the De-
vorss house until the other house is
completed.
Dr. H. S. Galther haa been appointed
county physician for Nemaha county,
hia bid boing considered tho lowest and
best by the board of county commis
sioners. He has also boon appointed
a member of the county board of hoalth
being the physician for that body.
Hia dutiea as county physician cover
tbe whole county.
The Auburn Herald took up the
greater part of the editorial pace last
wpek In telling how foolish it was for
the Republican to devote ao much
space in finding fault with tho Herald.
Both papers bad better let up on pers
aonalities and devote the apace to tolls
ing rtf the good qualities of the citizens
and in giving the news.
At the meetiug of the village board
of trustees, held Wednesday night
arrangements were made for the vills
age election, which will be held on
Tuesday, April 4, at tho AdvortlBer
ofllco. N, B. Sorivoner, I. N. Cooper
and J. M. Burns were appointed
judgea and W. W. Sanders and Wm.
G, Maxwell olerks of election
Tho Nemaha County Holiness asso
ciation will bold their next session in
Nemaha next Tuesday night and Wed
nesday, March 14 and 15. We havo not
seen the program but understand an
interesting one has been prepared.
Everybody is invited to attend. Rev.
J. E. Houlgate of Peru, Rov. G.M.
Jones of Brock, Rev. C. ,L. Meyera of
Auburn, and Rev. Eugene B. Maxcy of
Johnaon will be preaent, in addition to
Rev. G. W. Ayera of Brownvillo and
Nemaha. The first sorvico will bo
held at 7 :80 p. m, Tuesday. On Weds
nesday services will be held at 10 a. in.
and 2 and 7:30 p. m. The Nemaha
county association is a brunch of the
state association. Tbe meetings will
bo held at tho Methodist church, .
We will send tho Advertiser, tho
weekly Lincoln Slate Journal, tho
Iowa Homestead, the Farm Gazette
and the Ilomemaker, all one year tor
only 81. 00. Tho regular prlco of these
papers ia $3.25.
GAEL OF THANKS
We dealro to express our heartfolt
thanks to the neighbors and frienda
and to "Victory lodgo No. 105, 1. 0. O. P .
who so kindly naalsted ua during the
doath and burial or our beloved huas
band, aon and brother, D. H. Clark.
Also to tho choir for tho beautiful
hymns and to Rebokah lodge for the
boautlful flornl design. May you, ono
and all llnd such frienda in time of
trouble
Maud E. Clahic.
MAUY E. CliAltK AND FAMILY.
EESOLUTIOUB OF O0ND0LENOE
Whereas, God in nis divine provis
donee has Been lit to removo from
among us our brother, D. U. Clark,
thorefore to it
Resolved: That we, members of
Victory lodge, No. 105, 1. 0. 0. V , do
extend our hoartfelt sympathy to the
sorrowing wife aud children In theic
hour of bereavement.
Resolved: That tho lodge room ;bo
draped in mourning for thirty days.
Resolved : That a copy of these resos
lntions be tendered the mourning
family, that a copy be furnished Tho
Advorelsor for publication, nnd that a
copy bo spread on tho minutes of this
lodge.
W. F. Sandkus,
J. I, Duksslkh,
C. E. Sakdkhs.
Committee.
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and. Surgical
Diseases oi' Women
Stella -
- Nebraska
PETER KEKKER.
Dealer In
Highest market prico paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, etc,
STULL e HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
I. AV,'.IIKA I. JKSTATK, COLLECTIONS
OMcoh over roHtolllro Hullillng, nt
Fruulc Menl'H old aland,
vuuuiw,
NK11HA.SK A
KNAPP & SON
Proprietors of the
Livery & Feed Stable
Good Dray in connection with Livory
Satisfaction guaranteed,
J. JE. Orotlxev
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' promptly.
NEivIAIIA, NEBtt.
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