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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1905)
tot 1 VOLUME L NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1905 5 NUMBER 28 r 7 (;sThe Postoffice News Stand and Book Store Has some of the handsomest fancy stationery in boxes you over saw just the thing- for Christmas presents. It is going fast, so you hud best come in and mako your selections at once. "We also have a full lino of plain stationery, pons, pencils, ink, erasers, otc. Books, Magazines, Post Cards A good assortment. Wo carry latest magazines, papers , etc. Your Patronage Solicited Local ISTews Bund concert tonight. Magazines on anient the postofllco. Dr Bourne Qts glasses. So. Auburn. Mrs N B Sorlvoner ia on the bick list, Buy your magazines at the poatoillce. Normal quurtet at tonight. the opera house Nice lino of stationery at the postoilice. juat received M, T, 11111 of Shubert was a Nemaha viBltor last Friday. Rufus Rowen is building a barn on his place in Notnnhn. Mrs SuBrn I. Shiveloy very sick for a few dayB. Iiub been The Keeling drug storo is opening nice line of holiday goods. A. It. McCandless says he has suss ponded mining operations uutil warmer weather. CongresFman Pollard is taking his first lessons in the national house of representatives. Prof. Byrne Murcellus, opera house tonight. reader, at the Burnt leuther souvenir post cards for sale ut the postofllce. Best photOH in southeastern Nebr. at Crlley's. So. Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. John M Clark returned from St. Joe bint Saturday night. See the new Library Edition photos fit Crilny's. .lust the thing for Xtnas. Stoves hard coul ptoves soft ooal gtova wood stoves heating stoves cook amoves niHKPH all kind of stoves for sale bv the Edward & Bradford jU tuber Co. A stock of books, stationery, maga z'nes'etc, will hereafter be kept at the postoilice. Call and see them. Ilard coal and soft coal several grades various prices for pale by the Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co. Wood is getting to be quite scarce in Nemaha, selling for from S3. 50 to SI. 50 por cord. Melvin E. Houtz of Verdon arrived in Nemaha Saturday on a visit to his brother, O. E. Houtz. Mrs. W. F. Keeling is assisting in the drug store during tho holidays. She makes a good clerk. Miss Geneva West returned home Monday after a three weeks' visit with relatives at Bigolow, Mo. W. II. Barker can now furnish the people with never-slip horseshoes something that has never before been handled here. Try them. Books selling at 31.25 and SI 50 at Auburn and elsewhere only 75 cents at the postofllco news stand. The Sunday Globe Democrat on sale at tho nostofnee. You can get next Sunday's edition tomorrow. Elmer liumbaugh, who lias been on the sick list for awhile, was able to get back in the shop Mouday. Mrs. VV. G Ilughes of Auburn camo to Nemaha Wednesday afternoon on a visit to her Bister, Mrs. J. I. Dressier. Band Concert The Pom Normal Band, under the oadershio of II. Harold Hewitt of I Chicago, musical director of tho Nor mat, and assisted by Mr. Byrne Marcollus, roader, and the Normal Male Quartet, will give a splendid musical and literary entertainment at I the Nemaha, opera house Friday evening. Dec. 8 Proceeds for the bonoQt of tho Nemaha school library. Admission 25 cents. Congress is again in suasion. Col. Joe Harper, tho irrepresslblo Joe, whom ovorybody likes and who ikes everybody, was a wolcomo oaller Tuesday. D. E. Littroll, who has been working in a barber shop at Uockport, Mo., for some time, returned to Nomuha Tues day morning. Ohas Mouutz, who has been running Elmer Rumbaugh's barber shop during tho latter's sickness, returned, to Net, bruska City Mouday. Nelson Iladlock has leased Ed Lltt- roll's barber shop and opened up last Saturday. "Buck" is a good harbor aud will get his share of the trade. Prize winning poultry, snow white, also barred rock cockrella. 31.00 euch None bettor. Buy now and get the beat. W. vy. LiEBUAitT Miss Sophie Tyche and Mlus Nona West came down from the institute tor the blind at Nebraska City Saturday forenoon, returning Mouday afternoon. Misses Lulu Cooper aud Maudo burns came down from Peru Wednes day evening and spout Thanksgiving at home. They returned to the Normal Monday. Knapp & Son aro kept busy most of the time now, tending to the livery and dray business, hauling sand, coal, lumber, etc,, und carrying the mall to I the depot. Lew ArgHbnght, who has been on tho sick list for three or four weeks, is feeling about well again, except ho is a little weak, and expects to go back to work Monday. Wm. Snelling is now giving his customers some iains Bars Dress Shirts twelve dozen cheaper than ever "before sold in Nemaha. A large variety. Head Wraps-fascinators, Scarfs, Caps, etc.--at actual cost. Some Handsome ones Fcr Christmas Presents See the handsome designs in Fres-Cut Glass. Dolls, horns, etc. Candy and nuts Mrs. James A. Stophenaon says a recent letter received from hor tnothos, Mrs John Wataon, says that they at rived in California all right, having had a lovely trip, and all are feeling well. Subscriptions received at the post oilice for any mngazino or newspaper published in tho United States. You can savo nionoy by haviuc tho nost- master order your magazines and papers. Eugene Kerst recently returned from the state of Washington, whore iio wont to look ut the country. Ho wns so well pleased wfth tho outlook that he bought a quarter section or land and will move out in the spring. Elmer E. liumbaugh has leased bis barber Bhop to Mr. Smlthors, who has moved his family hero and taken possession of the shop: Ho will live where Mr. Rumbaugh is now living Elmer will travel for a cream separator 11 rm. james m. anu unariey uurns are doirg considerable work on their house. They havo put in u foundation now siding, a now floor, und painted the inside work. If it is suitublo weather they will put on ut least n priming coat on tho outside. MisB Maud Miller of Brownvillo re turned home Monday after a stay of several weeks with Mrs. Walter Hndlock. Christmas is Almost Here and wc are prepared to supply the demand for all kinds of Useful and Appropriate Presents In the line of BOOKS we have a good assortment, from 1c up SILVERWARE Some handsome presents in this line DOLLS Look at our show window full aint they handsome? TOYS Just call in and see the display Our space is too limited to begin to mention what we have, but we assure you that our Stock and Prices are Both Right and we cordially invite you to call and see Keslmg's Drug Store INeujaha, Nebraska One of our citizens got into a row with bis mother-in-law Tuesday uight at his home, and forcibly put her off of bis premises, striking her a time or two in the operation. Miss Anna ' Knapp, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Shellenborger, near Humboldt, returned homo Saturs day evening with a very sore throat, but is about well again. Mrs. W. W. Keeling, who has been suffering from a lame back, was able to get up town Wednesday for the iiret time in three weeks. We are glad to see her so much hotter. Tne Christian Sunday school will have a Christmas tree, with npproprU ate exercises, Saturday night, Dec. 23. Tho Methodist Sunday school will not have a tree but will give the scholars a treat after Sunday school on tho 24th and will havo exorcises that evening. Shubert hU9 been in the throes of u postofllce light lately, but wo underi stand it is now settled. As wo hear it, M. II. Taylor will remain in the office until June lirst next when he will be succeeded by Mr. Evans, father of John M. Evans, cashier of the Shubert bank. ATTENTION HIGHLANDERS Ail Highlanders are requoated to be present at the mooting next Monday night, na ofllcors aro to bo elected and other business transacted. In one thing at least we aro like tho Ml880urluns--wo nre fond of 'hog and hominy" tho homemado hominy liko our mothers made and liko wo used to help mako wbon n littlo tad. Mono day Mrs. RufuB Rowen sent ub over some hominy that she had mado and it was One. Wo feasted as long as it laBtod, and immedintoly ordered more. Jnmoa A. Shiveloy gavo ub a call Tuesday. Jim has been an invalid for some time from tho effects of an operation porformed for appendicitis, but we are glad to learn ho Is getting stronger, but it will probably bo some timo before ho is a well man. Ilia little baby daughter that fell on the stovo aud got her face and hands so badly burned is getting nlong nicely. Tho burns will leave i scar on her nock. Miss Dulelo Sporry, n charming young lady of Aspinwall precinct, daughter of E. B. Sperry, is put fors ward by her friends as the champion young lady corn busker of the state. She doesn't mako a practice of gather" ng corn but easily gets in with 00 or 05 bushels per day when she does go out, and dooan't hurry to do this. Sho unloads the corn herself, too. She ia an accomplished young lady and a Rood housekeeper just as efllciout at work in tho house as she is in tho corn fleld. jsotmng is better for a (jurist mas or birthday present than a good book. Look at the lino carried at the post- o 111 co. Good paper, good clean print, well bound, and sold cheap. Thirty-eight boy babies were born in Nemaha precinct since May 1. Tho last one is at E. J, Mux well's Oh, yes, this is a republican ballot increasing year. XIkpuhlioan. Having bought a good loom, I am now prepared to do all kinds of carpet and rug weaving Hit and miss, 10 cents per yard ; stripe, 15 conts. Mits. On as. Ci.Aiuc. The musical given last Saturday uight ut the opera house was greatly enjoyed by thoso present, although tho room was most uncomfortably cold Misses West and Tycho nro good singers, aud the playing of Miss Vera Miuick whb Que. The attendance wub not very large. Matnoy cc bold Josh fiiatney anu W. W. Sold received a now 7-horae power gasollno engine which they wll use to rnn their corn sholler with. It will be much bettor in every way than using horses. They also havo n wood saw and will saw wood wbon they are not shelling corn. wonavo a uig assortment or rurni turo that we are selling ut reasonable prices. Special prices made for housekeeping outfits. Try us. Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Skeen came in from Valley county, Nebr., arriving hero Tuesday evening, on a visit to Mrs. Bkeen's parent, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aynes, and old friends. We understand Frank has leased several hundred acres of land in Valley county and will soon return there. Miss Vera Minick, of Bracken, who has been attending the Institute for the blind at Nebraska City, returned 1. O-4. i r i l iiuinu ouiuruay. sue uas ueen com pelted to quit school on account of poor health, being threatened with append!" cltls. MissVera's eyesight is so poor that sho cannot attend tho common schools. Patrons on tho rural routes will greatly accomodate the carriers if they will buy their slumps or stamped envelopes, and not put tho money in the box so the carrier will havo to take off his gloves or mittens on a cold day and furoblo around the box for the pennies. Make it as easy as .possible for the cairiors. IF YOU WANT Grood Bread. TRY A SACK OF ;,; . Golden Rod Flour High patent. Every sack guaranteed to glvo full satisfaction in every respect or money refunded. Always the same. No better Hour made. If you want a cheaper Hour you can not do better than to buy tho Red Seal a straight grade flour. It has no superior in a grade flour. Many prefer it to a high patent. For a still cheaper flour try tho Gold Leaf It is a good flour of that grade. These grades nro manufactured by Jamonon & Son, Stella, Nebr., nnd aro on salo at tho storo of J. H.VandersHce NEMAHA, NEBR. If you buy a sack of either of these grades and it is not just as represented, take it back und your money will be returned. NELSON 2ADLOCK BARBER Having loased D. E. Littrell's shop flrst door south of tho livojy.barn, I invite the patronage of all who want a good shave or haircut. Satisfaction guaranteed i