VOLUME L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1905
NUMBER 30
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The Postoffice News Stand
and Boole Store
Has some of the handsomest fancy stationery in boxes yon ovor
saw just the thing for Christmas presents. It is going fast, so
you had best come in and make your selections at once. AVo also
havo a full lino of plain stationery, pons, pencils, ink, erasors,otc.
Books, Vigei2sirie:s, Post Cards
A good assortment. Wo carry latest magazines, papers, etc.
Fine line of Candies and Bonbon Boxes just in
Your Patronage Solicited
Local USTews
Are you all ready for Christina?
Magazines on sale at t ho postoillce.
Dr Bourne (Its glasses. So. Auburn.
Bonbon boxes tor Bale at the poat-
CllllUB.
School will close thia afternoon fur a
week's vacation.
Mre. August Quiller has been aick
for several days.
Burnt leuther souvenir post cards for
sale at the postoillce.
Best photos in (southeastern Nebr.
at Or Hey 's. So. Auburn.
A good liim of Iresl) candies j tis
received at the postoillce.
The roads have been in splendid
condition for some time now.
A. G. Wairen Ims been doing Home
papering in Brownville this week.
Wouldn't there be splendid sleighing
f we-wonld have a good snow pow?
For Sale cheap A second hand baby
go-cart. Apply to Mrs. W. F. Gillespie.
See the now Library Edition photop
at Criley's. Juat the thing for Xmas
Nice lino of school tablets ard com
position books at the postoillce news
stand.
Hard coal and soft coal several
grades various prices for pale by the
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
W. II. Barker can now furnish the
people with never slit) horseshoes.-I
something that has never before been
handled here. Try them
hristmas i
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 lc 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 spaee 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
Heeling's Drug Store
Netuaha, Nebraska
OIb Roberts and Curtis Brown
returned from Pawnee county last
Friday,
F. L. Woodward wont to Beatrice
Monday and from there to Lincoln, re-turnlngWodnesdav.
Miss May Kerker visited Iter friend
Mis Flossie Waterman of Auburn
from Saturday until Monday.
We are having the finest weather
ever. Who could ask for any better
than we have been having now?
Lester M. I'oabody visited his
brother, Clarence 15. Peabndy, at St.
Joe. last week, returning Friday.
The rural route carriers have to
make their rounds on Christmas, but
sjet New Year's day as a holiday.
Best line of stationery ever brought
to Nemaha at the poatofllce, Call and
see the handsome boxes of paper.
Next Monday is Christmas. May all
our friends and patrons have a Merry
Christina, and may good will prevail
Norman Mead URd Uncle Hobroli
Smelser returned from Indiana last
Friday. They report having a Hue
time.
Dr. and Mrs, W. W. Frazier started
for Goodman, Mo., Tuesday, to visit
old friends and look after some
business .
Scott Colerick says he was sick
Monday. His neighbors say it was
because he wont visiting Sunday and
eat too much,
Pri' wln,1'" poultry, snow white,
n,so barred rock cockrella S1.00 eiich.
No,,e ,Jelter- Buv ,,oW "" the
beat.
W. W. LiumiAitT
Here
A most
Dr. Matthews
Omaha Painless Dentist
Is now in Nemaha and will re
main until Jan. 1. Bettor have
those old teeth filled or your
new tooth made at once so you
can oat that Christinas turkey.
This will bo his last stay in Ne
maha until late in tho spring.
Books Felling at SI. 25 and 81 50 at
Auburn and elsewhere only 75 cents at
the postoillce newt) otand.
The postoillce was a popular place
Tuesday afternoon, as the poatmiiBter
treated all the .school children who
came in to candy
Farmers are wishing for n niow, as
they say the wheat needs it. Though
the ground was wet wl en it froze up,
it is getting very dry.
The (Jhristmas tree at the Christian
church Saturday night will be a public
one. Anyone wauling to put present
on lor anyone else can do so.
Our farmora, jUiouhl lememher ihe
com special that stops hero on the 21)
t will pay any farmer to hear the
lectures and see the object lessons.
Dr. V. M. Boal came down from
Auburn in his automobile Thursday
morning, saw a few patients, chatted
a little while with friends, and then
returned,
Young man, if you want to buy a
nice present for your best girl, call at
the postoflico and get a box of that
handsome stationery. It's tunc to
please her.
Mrs. A. T. Lingenfelter, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
W. W. Liebhart, lor some time, started
far her home in Salt Lake City, Utah,
Wednesday.
Stoves hard coal stoves 9oft coa
stoveB wood stoves heating stoves
cook stoves ranges all kind of stoves
iforsale by the Edward & Bradford
Lumber Co.
0. L. Smart of Wlnthrop, Iowa,
arrived in Nemaha Monday night on a
visit to his sister-in-law. Mrs. Hose
Gilbort. His wifo has been visiting
lice for some time.
Nothing is better for a Christ maB or
birthday present than a good book.
Look at the line carried at tho post
oillce. Good paper, good clean print,
well bound, and sold cheap.
Having bought a good loom, I am
now prepared to do all kinds of carpet
and rug weaving lilt and nilsa, 10
cents per yard; stripe, 15 cents.
Mas. Ciias. Clahk.
Tho Beatrice Creamery Co- will pay
10 cents per pound for hand separator
cream, delivered in Nemaha, Soparatb
ora sold on easy terms.
It. E. Buoiiku, Agent.
Wo have a big assortment of fumi
turo that we are selling at reasonable
prices. Special prices made for
housekeeping outfits. Try us.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Notice
XV, II. Smithers, from Sargent, Neb ,
has leased E. E, Rumbaugh's barber
shop, Call and see him. Nothing but
first class work. 20 year's experience.
Wm. Snelling
is now giving' his customers some
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
For Christmas Presents
See the handsome designs in Pres-Cut Glass.
Dolls, horns, etc. Candy and nuts
Grandma Gulp, who has been visits
ing at Auburn for hoiiio time, leturned
tn Nemaha Friday. Mrn. E. M. Boyd
came in with her, returning the next
day.
John M. Clark orders the Advortisor
sent to J. II. Clark and W. T.' Clark of
Smith Center, Kansas, and W, J. Jones
of Dover, Okla Lie sends them as a
CI1 list mas present.
Nemaha has finally arrived at tho
stage when permanent walkB of brick
or cement are being put in. Wo hopo
no moro wooden sidewalks will bo laid
in the business part of town.
ICarle ritoutevlllo went to Graf lnsl
Friday and assisted Mr. Ballontine, the
auditor, and the manager of the yard
at Grar invoice the slock at that place,
returning on the freight that evening
Knnpp&Son had a so; rel mure die
last Friday night -one of the sorrels
they bought last spring of Harry
Hoover. It was a good team and they
had refused $150 for tho team recently
Subscriptions received at the post
oillce for any magazine or newspaper
published in the United States. You
can save money by having the post
master order your magazines and
papers.
The roof was finished on Earle
Gilbert's store building Monday. Tho
rent of the work is delayed on account
of u door plate, tho one Bent being
warped so another one had to be
ordeied.
Biovvnvillo parties were excited a
few dayB ago by the reported elope
meat of a youth and a girl of about 15.
But the girl came home in duo season,
so wo suppose there was no elopement
after all.
Around the World in Eighty Days
the motion picture show will . ba at the
Nemaha opera houso Friday night of
this week. Stereoptican views and
illustrated songs. Come and enjoy a
good time.
D. W. Maxwell started for Illinois
Tuesday to visit tho old home, where
he lived when a boy, and where his
mother haa been visiting for Bomo
time. Dan doesn't often go away
from home, and we hope he will have
a good time while lie is away.
Picture Frames
The Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Co. have received a good lino of picture
moulding and are now prepared to
make picture frames of any size. Take
your pictures there and havo them
framed.
Christmas Presents
To buy useful and valuable Christ
mas presents go to the Edwards &
Bradford Lumber Co. Gee u good
rocker, u kitchen cabinet some line
ones here a now range or cook stove,
tinware, easy chair, or other article of
household furniture. Or get a pockets
knife, u set of knives and forks or
spoons, a good pair of scissors, you
can find presents for any member of
the family. Present your poor neighs
bor with u ton of coal. Call around
and see the many appropriate articles
or presents.
Bargains
Mr. and Mrs John Clark, Todd and
Daisy started for Oklahoma Tuesday,
to spend tho holidays visiting Mrs.
Clink's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Jones, and other relatives. Tnoy
expoct to bo away two weeks.
Stephen Gilbort got a pin in his
throat Monday while nt school. IIo
was taken to Dr. Frnzlcr, but tho
doctor could not get tho pin out and
had to push It down his throat. It is
thought there will bo no bad results.
Mrs. IIoho Gilbort gave n dinner
Friday of last wek to the widows of
Nemaha Twelve ladios wero proaont
and the day was thoroughly enjoyed by
all. Thnro aro said to bo 20 widows
in Nemaha, but many wero not nblo to
uttond on account of sickness or
absence.
Mrs. XV, G. Maxwoll recently Bhowed
us a picture of a greataunt of hora that
is Bald to be-u specimen of tho earliest
form of photograph making. It is
simply the profile of the lady, in deep
blue print, cut out and pasted on a
card. It is an Interesting specimen of
tho photographer's art, and is valued
highly by Mrs. Maxwell.
The plate gums in tho front of tho
now bank building has been put
in, tho walla havo received two couts
of plaster and are about ready for tho
third one. the coment sidowalk has
been put in, and from present prospects
it will be but a short time until tho
bank will movo Into the brick, It will
be a line little bank building.
Rev. and Mrs. A Jacobs wero tho
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. MrCands
less from train time Monday afternoon
until Tuesday afternoon. Tboy havo
been holding a meeting at Lincoln and
wero going to Missouri to begin a
meeting. Much to tho regret of their
many frlendH, Mr. Jacobs' voice was in
such a condition that ho could not
preach while here.
IF YOU WANT
Good JSi-eacl
THY A SACK OF
Golden Rod
Flour
High patent. Every sack guaranteed
to give full satisfaction in every respect
or money refunded. Always tho same.
No better Hour made.
If you want a cheaper Hour you can
not do better than to buy the
Red Seeil
a straight grade flour. It has no
superior in a grade Hour. Many prefer
it to a high patent.
For a still cheaper Hour try the
Gold Leaf
It Is a good Hour of that grade.
These gradeB are omanufactured by
JamoHon & Son, Stella, Nebr., and are
o i sale at the store of
J. H.Vanderslice
NEMAHA, NEBR.
If you buy a sack of either of these
grades and it is not just as represented,
take it back and your money will be
returned.
