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VOLUME XL1X
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAIICH 31, 1905
NUMBER 41
Lumber
Hardware
and Furniture
Wo can suddIv vour needs in the lino of Lumber, Hardware
and Furniture. Our new stock is arriving 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,
our aim to please you, we try to do so at all times.
It is
Miss Lena Maxwell wont to Auburn
Saturday and visited relatives until
Monday.
Walt Maxwell ia having a burn 20x24
built on liia property. Joe Hunger is
doing the work.
Mrs. Earlo Gilbert is able to bo out
ngain, after her long selgo of sickness,
but is quite weak yet.
J. A.Stiers presented Rural Route
Carrier Humbuugh with a sack of hick
ory nuts ono day Inst week.
John It. Johnson has sold his farm
in Aspiuwall precinct and hns moved
over in Missouri, near Lungdon.
MiBS Hazel Parker cams in from
Auburn Tuesday for u few days' visit
with her cousin, Miss Nellie Sanders.
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New Spring Millinery Goods
are now ready.
Gall Early for first Choice
Low Prices, and satisfaction in
Trimming guaranteed
I
Itov.Wra. VanBuron of Cook, Nob.,
preached a missionary sormon at the
Methodist church Wednesday night.
The discourse was a fine ono and was
greatly enjoyed by tho nudlonco press
out.
Do not foreret that we &&U the cele
brated TVlonarch Range none Jbetter.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr, Co.
C E. STEUTEVILLe, Manager
1!
Soo M T Hill for Ore insurance.
Dr. Bourne fits glasses. S) Auburn
For SaleA 40-acro
Apply at this office,
fruit farm
Photo mounting card board for sale
at the Advertiser office.
Calllat this office and get a sample
copy of the Iowa Homestead.
Remember, we will take vour subs
scription for any newspaper published
anywhere in the United States and can
usually save you money.
Local News
Elmer E. Allen
Tuesday.
paid Auburn a visit
Ben Parker of Auburn was a Nema
ha visitor Tuesday.
Miss Dora Clark is now clerking for
Gilbert & McCandless.
For SaleA good 40-acre farm, ,28
acres in oung orchard just beginning
to bear; good 5 room house, well, etc.
Price S2500. Good terms. Apply at
this office.
House and lot for sale or rent,
quire of W. Hadlock. '
In
Agonizing Burns
are instantly relieved, and perfectly
healed, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, G.
Rlvenbark, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., writes
I burnt my knee dreadfully ; that it
blistered all over. Bucklen's Arnica
Salvo stopped the pain, and healed it
without a scar." Also heals all wounds
and sores;. 25c at W. W. Keeling,
aruggisc.
Sheriff Lawrence was in Nemaha on
official business Monday.
J, H. Veederbas moved from Tobias,
Nebr, to Mlssou'lar Montana.
Uncle John Daugierty drove down
from Brownville Wednesday,
For Sale An extra good folding bed .
Inquire of Mrs. H. S. Gaither.
Miss vera Miuick eatne in from
Bracken Wnduesday and will vlBit her
cousin, Mrs. E. E. Allen until Monday
Mrs. Seymour Howe, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm . Moore,
at Stella, for several days, returned
home Monday.
Grover Mabb, who has been vlsitlug
his aunt, Mrs, Seymour Howe, for
sometime, is now worklug for Win.
Moore, near Stella.
rne unristtau church will bold a
county Sunday school convention at
Brownville Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week.
In the storm last week all the phones
in Nemaha but six were burned out,
and one wire in the northeast part of
town was burned in two,
F. E. Gaithor and bis roommate, Dr. woroerc Aynea lerc jsemana last
fihnrrv. nmn flown frnm Omnlm lust U NUay, going 10 JNOOraBKB Ulty, DUl
Saturdav and visited the doctor and expected to stay there only a few dayB,
famiiv. TfitnrfiJntr th noYhiinv. and then go elsewhere. He said
was not going to stay here if
Rev. C. II. Gllmore writes us that boys were leaving.
he has moved to Pringhar, Iowa, where
he begins work April lat Ho has been
at Wasbta, Iowa, for several years.
Hou, V. P. Poabody came down from
Lincoln last Saturday. Ho returned
Monday, Mrs. Peabudy and Miss Alice
going back with bim to soo how he
acted at tho capitol. They came home
Wednesday.
A largo crowd was in attendance at
tho oyster supper at Champion school
houso last Friday night, and all had a
pleasant tlmo, judging from the ex'
proBslons heard. Tboy took In somes
thing over $18.
R. M, Gillan, secretary of tho South-
easternNobraskn Building and Loan
association, of Auburn, was in Noma
ha Thursday ntgnt and l rlday morns
ing of lust week in the interest of the
loan association.
On Wednesday evening when Mr.
and MrB.Sapp returned to their boaus
tlful home, they found sixty of their
friends had taken possession, You had
ought to havosoon tho smilo of surprise
that (spread over their countenances
when they came in nnd found so many
of their frieuds there. And by the
way, tbey did not forget to bring the
necessary ponnd that gees to make a
sociable profitable as well as pleasant.
There were forty-live packages brought
ranging in value all tho way from a
pound of rice to a bam of meat. After
greetings were ovor the table was
spread. Ico cream and cake of the
finest quality was served In profusion.
Everybody had a good time, even tho
preacher. At a vory late hour we alt
bid tho elder and wife, goodnight and
God bless and prosper the homo till wb
como again.
One ok the Little Ones.
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MIsb Geneva West went to Auburn
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Louie Kerker has secured a position
as clerk in a store in Dos Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Ben Parker returned to Auburn
Tuesday after a few days visit with
ber mother, Mrs. J. B. Berger.
GREAT FIRE SALE
Gilbert & McCandless
Do not forget the social at the school
house Saturday night of this week.
It is for a good object and should be
liberally patronized by our citizens.
Miss Kate Barnes, who been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Mary E. Clark, for
two or three weeks, started for her
botue in Smith county, Kansas, Tues'
day.
Mrs. Irvin Hadlock went to Auburn
Thursday. Irvin will go today, and
after visiting there a few days they
will return to their home in St. Paul,
Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tillman of
Union, Neb., are visiting J. D. Drumm
and family. Tbey arrived last 8atur
day. Mrs. Tillman is a niece of Mr.
Drumm.
are now
CLOSING OUT
the entire stock of goods left from the fire
AT COST
and in many cases below cost.
R. I. Brown received word that bis
father was dying, and Sunday evening
started for Roseville, Ohio, to Bet him.
Iledrovo to Auburn and took theM,
P, for Omaha.
Mrs. Mary E. Clara was reeling so
well that alio was able to be moved to
the homo of her daughter, Mrs. B. F.
Jones, a fow days ago. It is hoped her
improvement will continue.
Rev. A. A. Kerber, pastor of the M.
E. church of Talmage, Nebr., will
preach a missionary sormon at tho
Metnodist church to-night. Rev. Kor
ber is said to bo a fino preacher.
Next Monday night the members of
Dunraven Castle No. SO, Royal Highs
landers, will celebrate the eighth year-
ly anniversary of the organization of
this castle with a supper. All the
members of tho castlo are urged to be
present.
of Brock will Hi! the pulpit at the
Methodist church at Nemaha. Those
who heard Rev. Jones when be was
hero tbreo weeks ago will be pleased to
bear bim again. He is an eloquent
preacher.
A caucus was held at the Advertiser
office Friday night, pursuant to call, to
nominate a ticket for village trustees.
John E. Crother, Chas. F. Zook and
Miles W. Knapp were nominated on
the first ballot. The outgoing metn
bers are F. L. Woodward, J. I. Dress
ler and I. N. Cooper.
We must earnestly request of all
who are indebted to us to make ars
rangements to settle their accounts, a
we neeu tue money to settle up our
business. Our business relations with
an or our patrons nave been vory
pleasant and we trust we may be able
to do more In the future.
Respectfully,
Gilbert & McCandless.
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neccMry practical information.
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uiie most of the stock is not damaged in the Thuradny Mnrcl 23 1005. bv Rov- o.
v . iiyerfl. air. unanes juwara uox
least, and none more than slightly soiled,
Great chance l Bargains
Come early and get first choice.
Now open in Minick Building
of Lincoln
August.
and Miss Fannie Mary
Thirty-three persons wero injured
in a B, & M. wreck in west Lincoln
Thursday of last week. Two coaches
left tho track. No one waB fatally ins
jured. Charles S. Lindsay of Alma,
Nebr., a brother-in-law of J. W, Smith
who recently moved from Brownville
to Nemaha, had a rib broken and is
I said to pe badly injured.
The drainage bill Introduced by Hon.
V, P. Peabody 1b one of the bills that
havo become laws It is expected to
bo of great benefit to tho ownors of
land now subject to overflow, aa it ens
ables them to form drainafo districts
and have the necessary ditches dug and
other work done. We have a copy of
the bill which may be seen by thoso
interested.
Uncle Henry Clark has some cabbage
seed that are G4 years old, and he is
going to pltmt them and see if they
will grow. They were saved by an
aunt of Uncle Henry, in Kentucky, in
the fail of 1850. Ills sister visited this
aupt, now living in Missouri, last sum
mer, and was given some of the seed,
and divided with Mr. Clark. He wants
to see if cabbage seed retain their
vitality for over a half century. Ho
predicts that they will grow all right. .
DR. G. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella - - - STofcraslra
PETER, KEllKER.
Dealer la
MEATS
Highest market prico paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, otu,
WESLEY H. CLARK
Dcalor.lu
Windmills and Pumps,
Tanks, PipesJTetc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone calls answeredtpromptly.
NEMAHA, NEBR.