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VOLUME L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1H05
NUMBER 27
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Local ISTews
Tho No malm schools woro dismissed
Wednesday afternoon until Monday,
on account of Thanksgiving.
Band Concert
Hough roads.
Dr Bourne fits classes. So. Auburn.
Buy your magazines at the postolllco.
Concert Saturday night of tbia week.
W. W. Seid went to Omaha Thurs
day.
The Peru Norma) Band, under the
leadership of II. Harold Hewitt of
Chicago, musical director of tho Nor
mal, and assisted by Mr. Byrne
Mnrcellus, reader, and the Normal
Male Quartet, will give a Bplendid
musical and literary entertainment at
tho Nemaha, opera house .Friday
Mrs. W. II. Hoover went to Lincoln evening, Dec. 8 Proceeds for tho
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs bonollt of tho Nemaha school library.
A. F. Walsh, and ulso to be present at Admission 25 cents.
Wo have a big assortment of furnN
ture that we are Belling at reasonable
prices. Special prices made for
housekeeping outfits. Try us.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
IS. J. Maxwell shipped a cur load of the wedding of tier daughter Helen to I
corn last Saturday.
Burnt leather souvenir post cards for
sale at tbe pustofllce.
Best photos in bouthenatoru Nebr.
at Crlluy'a. So. Auburn.
iggs are 20 cents a dozen and tho
editor's chickens have quit laying.
Dr. A. Matthews on Thanksgiving day.
Subscriptions received at tho post'
otllce for any magazine or newspaper
published in tho United States. You
can save money by having tho post
master order your magazines and
papers.
Notice To Taxpayers
Personal taxes for 1005 are duo
November 1st, and delinquent Decerns
ber 1st. D. J. A. Ducks,
County Treasurer.
The following dispatch, takon from
the Lincoln News, will be of intorost
tothotmany friends of Bov. A, V.
Wi eon, formerly pastor of tho Mothoq
dlst church at Nemaha and Brownvllle,
now pastor at Bladen, Nebr. Tho
dispatch has tho initials wrong, as
Bov. A. V, Wilson ia pastor thoro
Tho toughs will llnd that this kind of
work will not atop Mr. Wilson in his
efforts at reform, and will survu to
make him more friends with the butter
classes.
Hastings, Nebr., Nov. 22 Uov. J.
B Wilson, h Methodist minister at
Bladen, was rotten egged Monday
night mi the villago street by unknown
parties. Sports who got drunk at a
wedding and who weio scored jSunday
by the preacher in his pulnit, uro
THE IIIOKS ALMANAC TOR 1000
Tho Bov. Irl II. lllcks Almanac will
not be published for 1000, but his
Monthly Join mil, Word and Works has
been changed Into a hu'go and costly
Magazine, and It will contain his storm
and weather forecasts and other asttos
notnical features complete. The
Novombor number, how ready, cons
tains tho forecasts from January to
June, 1000. The January uumben
roady Dec, 20th, will contain tho fore
casts from July to Decembor, 1000.
Tho prlco of this uplondld Magazine la
one dollar a year. Seo It and you will
have it. Tho November and January
numbers containing the Bev. Irl It.
Hicks forecasts for tho whole year, and
mora complete than over, can bo had
by Bonding at onco 20 cents to Word
Mrs. Win. Snellini' went to Oram.
Mo., last Saturday to attend tho funeral Hai'ected of being responsible for tho and Works Publishing Company, 2201
of a niece who died from the effects of 0l,tn,B.
John M. Clark shipped two ears of inil)r(, Hiistiilnni hv imim. Htrm.ir mJ
See the new Library Edition photos cattle, ouo of hogs, and a mixed car of the head by a playmate. The child
Crlloy's. Just tho thing for Xtnas. cattle and hogs to St. Joe Monday was taken to u hospital at" St. Joo but
Thursday was the coldest morning
we have had this fall- 0 degrees above
zero.
Tho rural carriers did not go over
their routes Thursday, it being a
holiday.
Tho funeral of John Davies was held
at the Methodist church at Brownvllle
last Sunday at 2 o'clock 'p.m. Bov.
G. W. Ayers road a brief statement of
bis age, etc., and then spoko touchlngly
of his acquaintance with Mr, Davies,
Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo.
In the District Court of Nemaha cauni
ty, state of Nebraska:
Ida MoVey, plaintiff, .
vs.
Orval McVoy, defendant.
NOTlOli
To Orval McVey, non-resident defends
ant:
You aro hereby notified that on tho
night. He will stay at St. Joe until nothing could bo douo to save Ub life.
Sunday, spending Thanksgiving with
relatives. T31 T nnj.
Bev. C. W. Ayers was able to preach Some parties have borrowed and 1 lis work in tho church, his Btanding in
at Nemaha Inst Sunday night for the forgotten to loturn the following books tho community, etc . Ho was followed
urst time in over a month. Although belomiinn to the. nilltnrr null nf tl. bv Bov D. F. Ilodabaut'h of Peru, who J,(l U,JV 01 .November, A, D., 1005, Klu
CJ r ' - I - .If I - I - . 1 . !-. ill
ho is quite weak and nervous yet ho is Wild, Bichard Carvel. Tho Virginian, was pastor at Brownvllle some thirty 1 T,. JL ; t li.l r i& - . . . ...
I l....I.,n ,,.,,1 It in .1,. ..,111 . . . . . . .. .. . I .... ,., .U U.OI. .U W.ll Ul U .HHIUII WUIHj
uomo our, and see the new onera "b a "'""B"" uu ami u piao oook oi memaim county yema yu, uuu un uiu muim oi mu fltate of Nebraska. aunliiHt von tho
house Saturday night, and atteud tho U0 1,9 wel1 ns betore Will the parties who have these books deceased. Tho presiding elder, Bov. object and prayer of which is to obtain
I . -I I . I T . .1 . .... . I .11.. t - I. II.
concert. . . , .. please return them. ueo. i. wrigni, man closed tins part vura- irmu you on inugrounus mac
T" ir' . " ' 1 "X f tho service with brief remarks, jf0,, tm""onF Ta 0ruo,ly ,08luotu:
WehH.l another cold rain Monday . ! '""7. V." 7' ' ' u "ily has had his old house Tho church was crowded, many , , , , r : 1, 2
beginning about 11 o'clock and lasting "ne uoy' s leeiiDg aoout iib prouu torn down and is building a larger one being present from Nemaha, Auburn that you'havo been guilty ofoxtromo
most of the day. as a man can well be. We hope the h, a different location. Ho lives on a and other places. cruelty toward this plaintiff; and to
farm on Iho Missouri bottom northeast Mr. nnvlna wh imm ii ivii.u in vu nor maiden name. Ida Martin
of Vmniihn iitwi iinritnf Mm iitnii .Miiifl ioii i ......... u... in i.. .nun I restored to her.
.1 x wit nit ii iiuarvui mint
making that place his homo since then petition on or before Monday, tho 18th
Nonnun Mead and Uncle Hebron
Smelser Ptarted for Indiana Monday to
visit their old home
little follow will live to be an honor to
his parents and to the country.
J. II.' Seid shipped a tine Poland
China pig to J. V. Monteith of Cham-
pio i. Nebr;., Thursday.
the high wntor of lSSli
A. B. Bans
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presented Bural Carrier
i Hiimhaugh with some spareribs and
-.J,irsai()3 a few days oao.
Frank Dressier is again on the sick
use. ne has heou confined to tho
house for almost a week.
J, W. Colerlck aud family started
for Alliance, Nebr., Tuesday. Mr.
Colerlck expects to work in Alliance
this winter and between times look
around and so'.ect' some good lamrfor pTho briokmasons Cand carpenters
homesteading under the Kincnid law. came down from Auburn Sunday and
went to work on tho new buildings
last summer his house was Hooded
Ho is now building on a higher piece lie united with tho Metliodist church day of December, A. D., 1005.
ot ground that has not pvei Mowed Bluee in 1878, and had been an official mem
A stock of books, stationery, maga
zines, etc., will hereafter be kept at the
postofilco. Call and see them.
Chas. W. Burns came In from Boat-
rice lastThurBday and bus been helping
his father put a foundation under the J
house and do other work around the
l
premises. David Burns is now busk
ing corn neur Wymore but is ubout
through.
Monday morning, but only worked
three or four liouis until tho rain
stopped them for tho day. They
worked again Tuesday, but Wednes
day morning was so cold they went to
Auburn and will not return until the
weather is better.
Dr. W. W. Frazlor reports the birth
of a big ten pound boy to Mr. aud Mrs. this
iuaney Korvel. Tuesday night.
White and barred Plymouth Bock
cockrells that cost me Sii 00 to SO. 00
each last spring, headed my yards
Win, II. Bums, older brother ol
Mrs. J. A Titus and James M. and
Fuller Burns arrived in Nemaha last
tirs. uurtis. mother of Mrs. E. II.
ivnappanu Airs. u. is. Littroll, moved
to Nemaha from Peru last week,
Hard coal and soft coal several
grades various prices for Hale by the
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. John M. Clark wont to St. Joo
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives. She will return Sun
day .
season, i'rize winners. Finest Friday morning. Mr. Burns loft
lot of cockrells on earth. Choice SI 00 Nemaha in July, 1804, and has not been
back here since, nor has he seen any of
if taken before Dec. 1
W. W. Liehiiakt.
Miss Hazle Paris, daughter of E. L.
Paris, was sick this week and had to
miss school. Monday was the lirst day
she has failed to attend school for over
his family in that time. He has been
in Washington, Oregon and other west
ern states. He is thinking of making
Nemaha ids home.
ber mobt of the time until his death.
IloleaveH.a wlfek.ou&Bon, nnd.u step
daughter.
IF YOU WANT
Good 3Bjt-eacl
TBY A SACK OF
Golden Rod
Flour
High patent. Every sad: guaranteed
to givo full satisfaction in every respect
or money rofunded. Always the same.
No better Hour made.
If you want a cheaper Hour you can
not do better than to buy the
Red Seetl
a straight grade Hour. It has no
Buperlor in a grade Hour. Many prefer
Dated thlB 4th day of November, A.
D.,100.).
aintiiT.
eys.
By 'STurfrVB-!! aav
IDA Mo'Vky, nlalntli
TAAv!xrivih6ivuttbtTlt
Plana to Cat Rloh
aro often frustrated by sudden break
down duo to dyspepsia or consumption .
Bracenp and tak Dr. King'sNow
Life Bills. Thoy take out tho mater-
ialswhlch aro clogging your energies
and give you a new start. Cure head
ache and dizziness too. At Keollng's
ug store; 2ricguarau teed.
You will miss a musical treat if you
Hany Parker came in from Auburn fa" t0 illteQ1 concert at the Nemas
Wednesday to eat Thanksgiving dinner lm l,tira oiibb Saturday night. Misses
MrH. M. A. Wnnrlwiinl. Mm. Timn'm it to II llilll DatOllt.
ff 1 .1 I . , . . " ' " "
luuryema, uunnj; uuu ume sue Yackley, Mrs. Lillian M. Allen, Mrs. For a still cheaper flour try tho
wiuy. aiio lives T.nil wwiM, ., w fin mlarL
attended the Methodist quarterly con
ference at Brovvnville Monday. It was
voted to Increase the amount paid Bev.
lias never been tardy. As
over a mile from the school house this
Is a splendid record.
Gold Leaf
with his
Berger.
grandmother, Mrs.
B.
W, II. Barker can now furnish the
people wiiu nevsrslip horseshoes--
something that has never before been
handled here. Trv them.
Turkeys were loo high priced for tho
'editor this year, but we coaxed a. big
fat goose from Mrs. Wm. Hacker aud
wo imagined it tasted better than a
turkey.
Minlck, West and Tyche are pupils of
tho institute for tho blind at NebroBka
City, aud aro all said to bo line muels
clans. Misses West and Tyche are
both blind. Admission only 25 cents.
It is a good Hour of that grade.
These grades are manufactured
by
G, W. Ayers at Nemaha from S2.-H), Jameson & Son, Stella, Nebr., and aro
the amount paid last year, to S300 on sale at the store of
Brown villo pays .$2no. In addition ho
has a good parsonage. The churches
are out of debt, the preacher paid up
and all seems prosperous.
John II. Shook had a force of men
at work for some time making a good
road along tho Hillsdale "narrows".
The old road has been almost impass
ible ior some' time. Mr. Shook has
changed the road, running it down
next the river. If any one can make
Stoves hard coal btoves soft coal 11 R00tl roiu' 'lpro 'fl Mr Shook as he
stoves wood stoves heating stoves k,,0WB 11,1 llU0Ut tho conditions there,
ranges all kind of stoves nuving uvea at ainsuaie tor many
cook s'oves
for sale by the Edward & Bradford
Lumber Co
years.
mf A recent order of the postal depart"
Y fill t 11. .rt - i I ...
ucui. mvca i uuu uurriurs iu lOllowing liulrH uuuirrii (.'uro
How's this?
Weoltur One Hundred'-Dollnrs Howard for
any caso of Uatnrrli that cannot i)o cured by
holidays: New Years, Washington's
tt.ii .
ninnuay, memorial day, fourth of
July, labor day, and Thanksgiving.
b or Sale My eighty acre farm one
mile northwest of Neiwaha. Very
desirable place to live, no better neighs
horhood anywhere. I want to go
Jarther west. For terms write or call
tm . H. L. Pauis,
Nemalia, Nebr.
i' J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, tho undorHlKoed, hnve known I J.
Cheney for tho last 15yenr, and believe Jilm
perfectly honorablo In all uuhIiiohh trunmic
tlonHiind Unaneliilly al-lo to carry out any
bllfjulIot.H made by bin ilrm.
WALIIISO, Kl.NNAN it MAHVIN,
Wholesalo DniBglHlS, Toledo, O.
llall'H Catarrh Curo Ih taken Internally,
actluK directly upon tho blood and mucous
Hiirjaccs of Iho nyHtein. Testimonials sent
roe. l'rlco 75 conts per bottle. Sold by all
iiruuKlsttf.
unco U"ii's FumllylMlls for con ttliullcto
J. H.Vanderslice
NEMAHA, NEI311.
If you buy a sack of either of these
Tho following item, taken from grades and it is not just as represented,
Monday's Lincoln Star, will be of lnhi t uck and your money will be
interest to tho mnv friends of tho returned
bride and groom iu Nemaliu and
elsewhere:
"Mrs, W. II, Hoover onnounces the
approaching marriage of her daughter
Helen, to Dr. Austin Matthews of
W. W. FIIAZIER, M.'D.
Physician and Surgeon
Nemaha, Nebr
All calls promptly uttondGtl
Phono 28
W. (WJ. Sanders
Justice of the Peace
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real Estate an d
Insurance Agent
Notico for Hooring Claims
In the mattor of tho estnto nf Nicholas 11
Kcrlvoner. deceased,
iNotlpo Is iiercby Klven that tho court has
mado fin order lunltlnujlio tlmofor credit
ors to till) claims ni;iilnst said deceased to six
Omalrn. The wedding will take place KtSr''IKt and
Thanksgiving day at noon, at Holy Juno siuotw, at iu o'clock a.m. of each day ,ut
,n ,.. , mi . i. l. i. tho ollleo ol the county JiuIkh f Nemaha
Irlnity church. Tho guest list Will county, NebrasUf . in Auburii.Nebraaka, has
inrlndn nnlv thn ImimxHiifn rrbif lru ,"','n X(1I u' tno court as tho times and
inciuoo oniy me immediate relatives. ,)lftl!0 wll0 ,xml Wloroaii persons who havo
"Owing to the popularity of tho le""nds asalnst said docoesed
, 11 can have tho same oxamlncd, adjusted and
prospective bride the announcement IB allowed, and all claims not presented hv tho
of more than pacing interest. Though Sl&AS b froVU' bUrruU'
Miss Hoover has been absent from 8TMtrY.county Jd
Lincoln more or less the last low years
a greater portion of tho timo has been
spent hero whore she has a largo circle
of friends
Now Curo For Cnncor
All surface cancers aro now known
Tho groom is a resident of to be ourablo bv HiiL-klen'a Arnica
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wmmm ai.u is said to nea young man Salve. Jas. Walters, of Dudleld, Va
of sterling qualities. Tho brido and writes "I had a cancer on my Hp for
groom will spend their honeymoon in years that seemed incurable till Hock-
Minneapolis and St. Paul." iHnrt A rnlnil SlllVH iw4.Li(i lr. nfi ,inw tt
li lini'f Uflf I if nf 1 " iiiiDfitiinn1 tmx
Souvenir postal cards for sale at the for cuts and burns. 2&o at Keellne's
postoillce. drugstore.
PETEll KEltKER.
Dealer In
Ilighcsl markot prico paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, etc,
WESLEY H. CLARK
Dcalorjn
Windmills and Pumps,
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phono calls answered promptly,
NEttlAIIA, NEBli.
J. EJ. Oiotlxei'
In the
PARIS BUILDING
Shoo Repairing
Harness Repairing
Hand Mado Harnoss a Speoialty