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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1905)
VOLUME XL1X nemaha, Nebraska; eriday, apiul 7, iqos NUMBER 42 r i i GREAT FIRE SALE Gilbert & McCandless are CLOSING OUT the entire stock of goods left from the fire AT COST jf and in many cases below cost. The most of the stock least, and none more Great chance I Bargains Come early and get first choice. No open in Local News See M T Hill for Ore insurance. Dr. Bourne fits glasses . SoAuburn See Knapp & Sou for farm imple For- Sale A 40-acre fruit farm Apply at this ollice Photo mounting card board . for sale ' at the Advertiser office. Robt. I. Smith of Bracken was a Ne maha visitor Wednesday. Calljat this ofllco and got a sample copy of the Iowa Homestead. For Sale Au extra good folding bed. Inquire of Mrs. H. S. Gaither. Mrs. Mattie Grate went to Beatrice laot Saturday, returning Tuesday. Mra. RufuB Rovven went to Auburn i t Friday, returning Saturday. Mra. Fred Seabury viaited Mra. G. W. Chapman at Auburn Monday and Tuesday. Rev. J. W. Sayp went to Brownville Tuesday to attend the Sunday school convention. Edw. E. Lowman is now postmaster of Brownville, taking possession last Saturday. Mrs. Wm. H. Hoover, who has spent tho winter in Lincoln, returnod home last Saturday. Mra. Fred Morris and children of jNeorasKa city were the guests of Mrs Wm. Hacker a few days last week. Mra. Florence B. Jarvia, who baa been In Wabaah, Nebr., for several months, roturned to Nemaha Monday. Judge Broady of Lincoln camo to Nemaha lost Saturday to vinit hiH nnn. j . - 1 - J. C. Broady, and look after the farm . a nine. Miss Roxio Parker came in from Auburn Wednesday afternoon to visit im uuuoiu, miss JN01110 Sanders, for few days. ... -au oii. mm nil a. KjURB, DO" voras, Saturday evening, April 1, 1005, an Vleven pound boy. To say they are proud of the youngster is expressing it very raildlv. now is not damaged in the than slightly soiled, Minick Building 'Remember, wo will take your subs Bcription for any newspaper published anywhere in the United States and can usually save you money1. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Anderson camo in from Auburn last Thursday after noon, and vlaited their daughter;' Mra. J. 1. Dressier, until Saturday, Mra. Albert R. Titus came down from Syracuse last Friday on a week's visit with her mother and sister, Mrs. Minick and Mrs. Elmer E. Allen. Hon. "V. P. Peabody returned from incoln last Saturday, the legislature laving adjurned. Ho will now stay at home and enjoy good company. Foi SaleA good- 40-acre farm, 23 acres in young orchard just beginning to bear; goodC room house, well, etc. Price 82500, Good terms. Apply a' this office. Neil Piersol came to Nemaha two o three weeks ago and since then has been anxiously waiting for his wife She came Friday, and Nell is able to smile again. , Rev. G. M. Jones of Brock delivered a fine missionary sermon at the Metho uibi cuurcu Sunday night. He is an able man and his dlscrouae was very intorestlng. Robt. I. Brown, who started for hia old homo in Ohio a week ago last Suns day, returned home Wednesday eves ning. Ilia father died the day he Btart ed for Ohio. B. F. Neal ia a visitor in Nemaha this week. Ben is agent for tho Titus Nurery in the western part of tbo state and came in to see about packing tho trees for shipment. It has been quite cool this week Ice has formed on stauding water for three nights. Thursday morning tho thermometer was 25 degrees above zero seven degrees below freezing. Wo must earnestly request of who are indebted to us to make ars rangements to settle tbeir accounts, as wo need tho money to settle up our business. Our business relations wit all of our patrons have been very pleasant and we trust we may bo ab to do more in tbo future, Respectfully, Gilbert & McCandless. John A. Faraon, who baa tho cons tract for taking down and cleaning tho brick from the top walls of th6 opera bouso, commenced work Monday morning and is making good headway. Chas. M. Woodward and Leslie W. Woodward and wife camo up from Xausas City Sunday and visited tbeir parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L, Wood ward. Charley roturnod Monday and Leslio and hia wife Tuesday. Tbo "angola" aro doing moro work In the oilico ovory week, and noon wo can turn tho whole thing over to them. ast wcok they did tho prosswork, in addition to setting all tho typo and mailing the papers. A. G. Warren of Nomahn, tho boss painter and paper banger is transform ing the interior of tho Christian church nto a bower of beauty this week by a iberai application of fresn paint and wall paper. Brownville Loiter. Rev. A. A. Kerbor preached a fine missionary sermon at the Methodist church last Friday night. Rev. Ker ber is pastor of the church at Talmage. Be has bad experience in tho mission ary work and speaks in many caBes from personal knowledge. The Nemaha people certainly ought to bo instructed on tho questions, of missions. Tho Methodists have had threo sermons on this theme, and now the Christian church people aro to iave threo lectures. Wo certainly ought to got awakened on this mattor. Geo. W. Chapman, who has boon section boss at Auburn, haaboen trans ferred to Nemaha, taking thafplace of Frank Frazler, who has been let out forwhat reasou no one Beems to under stand, as Frank has tho reputation of being a good man fur the placo George has moved back to Nemaha. The election Tuesday. in Nemaha re suited in the defeat of two of the three caucus nominees. Milos W. Knupp, who was on the caucus ticket, was en dorsed by the antis, and got overy vote cast but three. There were 7o votes cast. The following i3 the result: J. E Crotbor, 27; M. W. Knapp, 07; Chas. F.Zook, 18; F. L. Woodward; 40; Peter Kerker, 43. Elmer E. Allen and W, H. Barker are the hold-over members. Ten or twelve of the young men of Nemaha have Ieft(town in the past six weeks, and the young ladies aro begin ning to wonder if the exodus is goiug to continue. If it does we will have to import some young men soon or lose all our girls, as the young men of neighboring towns will soon begin to realize the situation and take advantage of it to win some of tne beat girls that ever lived. That is tbo kind we have hero. Mrs. Maude E. Clark, widow of Holliday Clark, who recently met bis deatu in an accidental manror, res celved a check for twothousaud dollars from the National Life Insurance Co of the U. S. A. last week, that being tho amount of a policy takon out by her husband on Jan Oth of this year rue uompany sent this cueck out on tho same day proofs wore received Such promptness is to be commended Mr. H, E. McKeo of Auburn is tho Co's general agent for this locality. Edgar Ferneau received word from Commissioner Hazlett. of Beatrice, yesterday morning that the state surs veyors of Nebraska and Missouri would commenco work April 5th on tunning tho boundary lino between this county and Atchison county, Mo. . Tbey will use tho field notes of Undo James Hacker, who surveyed tho line whioh the supremo conrt decided ro cently waa correct, Permanent monu ments will be erected as is customary on state boundaries. Clark Cottroll, of this city, will be one of the assist ants of the surveyor of this atato. All tho work will bo dono under the direcs tion of tho United States supremo court. Auburn Republican. MIfc. HILL'S New Spring Millinery Goods are now ready. I i Call Early for first Choice Low Prices, and satisfaction in Trimming guaranteed It is reported that tho sanctimonious ooking individual who bothered tho ifo out of people last week trying to get pictures to enlarge, went to Noma ha, and there in one of tho churches trlod to mix religion with tho "supremo gall" ho carries with him, to an extent that tho congregation wonldn't stand t and ho was foroibly ejocted from the church building. Brownville Letter. Tho Letter is mistaken. Although the man was in one of our churches, ho was not fired. Program for Y. P. S. O. E. meeting at the Christian church Sunday evening April 0. Topic What does Christ's life show us about tho Father; John 14: 0 24. References: John 8: 10: Johu 8 55; John 12: 44-50; Mark 11 : 24-27 James 1:5; Johu 11:37-38; John 14: 20. now does OhriBt's life show us that God ia less concerned about our out ward expression than about our inner emotiona? Clifford Hendricks. How do wo know He is Lord of all? Give Reference and talk. Nora Aynos, Quotation Mnyo Gaither. Fhank Harford, Leader. A delightful surprise was given Dr, and Mra. W. W. Keeling last 8unday. The members of the Masonic and Easts em Star lodges met at the borne of the doctor, witbojut giving; anynotlce, rn Sunday, with welt filled baskets, and proceeded to take possession. The doc tor and his good wifo yielded grace fully, especially after they saw tho amount of good things to eat that were 9 . carried in. It looked as if preparations had been made for a famine. A very pleasant timo was enjoyed by thoso present. Tho dinner was a feast in deed. The Eastern Star ladies and tbo Musons wives are certainly good cooks,. Dr, and Mis. Keeling are honored members of their lodges, and the mem hers were pleased to show in a slight manner tho appreciation of tbeir broths ors and sisters. Christopher Shuck, one of the old settlers of Nemaha county, died at bis residenco in Auburn Saturday evening, April 1,1005. Mr. Shuck came here in an early day, settling on the farm four miles northwest of Nemaha where bo lived until three or four years ago when he movedjto Auburn. He leaves a wifo, three daughters and four sons- Mrs, Mary E. Connor of Auburn, Mrs Sally Clark of Wyoming, Mra. Edwin 8. Morrison of Oklahoma, Jacob and Philip Shuck of Nemaha, John Shuck of Auburn, and Samuel C, Shuck o Webster county, Nebr. The decoased was born in Ohio Octo ber 15, 1825, Ho was 70 years, montbB and 14 days old at his death Tho funoral services wore held the Christian church in Auburn at o'clock a. m. Tuesday, Fraud Exposed A few counterfeiters bavo lately been making and trying to sell imita1 tlons of Dr Ring's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, and other medicines, thereby defrauding tho public. This is to warn you to be ware of such people, who seek to profit through stealing the reputation of remedies which havo boon successfully curing 'disease, for over 3f yoars. A suro protection, to you, is our namo on tho wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr. King's, or Bucklon'a romedies, as all others aro mero imitations. H. E. Buoklen & Co., Chicago, 111,, and Windsor, Canada. f i f GOLDEN WBDDIHG Ezra D, Rogers and Miss Mary IT. Sumner wore marriod in Harden coun ty, Iowa, on March 27, 1855. In this city last Monday their children, grand children and friends gathered at the residenco and appropriately celobratod ho anniversary of tholr marriage of fifty years ago. In tbo spring of 1800 Mr. and Mrs. Rogers camo to Nemaha county, where ho purchased a half seotion of laud in Aspinwall precinct, whore they resided with the exception of three years spent n Peru, until ten years ago when thoy moved to Auburn, Five of the soven ohildron and eleven grandchildren were present: Helen, wifo of J. C. Rimol: Rosa L., wife of D. Shubert; Alva R.; Loroy D. ; and Effie. wifo of O. G. Duorfeldt. ho two absont were Laura E., wife of . W Coons, tho oldest child: and V. Em the yodngest; thoso two Iivo at Broken Arrow, I. T. and woro unablo to be present. Mr, Rogers was a member of cdm mny 82nd. Iowa yol. Inf., and served throughout tho war. and hia father, who lived with them at Aspin wall preoluct until he died, was a vet eran of the war of 1812. The dinner was a worthy follower o the wedding feast of two Bcore and teu years ago and the day waa enjoyed by an. The presontsfrom the ohildron were: Berry dish, five dollar gold piece, two gold rings, rug, breastpin and a watch fob. From friends: Eight day clock, pair of napkin rings, gold berry spoon, two gold book marks, berry dish. Auburn Republican. Subseribe for your-papers at this of flee. PETER KEllKER. Dealer in Highost market prico paid for HidcB, Lard, Tallow, etc, Iqit telU WHAT touM-HOW-and I WHY UiorouBhIy and briefly. H An arthtic an J individual home it not to B much a quettion of pocketbook at of iKftonal taste and knowledge. The Boolht give the Hj necesaiy practical information. K A. G. 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