VOLUME L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, IH06
NUMBER 32
The Postoffi.ce News Stand
and Boole Store
Hasdsomo fancy stationery, a full
puns, pencils, mic, erasers, etc.
Books, Magazines, Post Cards
A good assortment. Wo carry latest magazines, papers, otc.
Your Patronage Solicited
Local ISTows
Magazines on sain at tlio postofllco ,
Dr Bourne (Its glasses. So. Auburn.
Huy your school tablets at the
posloHloe.
Chailey Curtis returnad from Mlss
oun Saturday.
F. L. Woodward went to Kuusub
Cily Wednesday
Burnt leather souvenir post cards for
sale at the postoilloe.
II. E. Buoher is a new subscriber to
this family necessity
New stock of Hue candies juBt re
ceived at the postofllce.
Best photos in boutheasteru Nebr.
at Crlley's. So. Auburn.
We are lmving some winter weather
now, but yet it is not at all bad.
Misses Lulu Cooper and Maude
Burns returned to Peru Tuesday.
Perry Koweu went to Lincoln Tues
day to attend the business college.
Nice line of school tablets ard com
position books attho postolllco news
atauil. '
Dort Stokes went to Beatrice Mon
day and has entered the business
college,
Hon. V. P. Peabody visited Lincoln
and St Joe last week, returning home
Saturday.
Claude Maxwell returned to Beatrice
Monday, lie is attending the business
college there.
Ned Maxwell and Delbert Webb
went to Lincoln Monday to attend the
business college.
Alva Maxwell went to Lincoln Sat
urday to resume his studies at the
business college.
Some of the sidewalks need repair-,
.n or now walks. In places they are
in very bad shape,
Joe Littrell was furnishing the mul
titude with "hot beau soup" at Gene
Kerst's sale Wednesday.
As an after resolution, resolve to
keep toe good resolutions you made on
New Years and keep this one.
Heat line of stationery ever brough,
to Nemaha at the postoilico. Call aud
nee the handsome boxes of paper.
Hard coal and soft coal several
grades various prices for sale by the
lid wards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Dr. Hutchison, opticiau, will bo at
Nemaha again on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Come and see him about your glasses.
XV, II. Smithors, the barber, celo
brated Now Years day by moving. Ho
is now living in Mrs. Alice A. Miniek's
house.
Mrs. Mattio Mclutyre has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. Gaskill, near Syracuse, for the
past two weeks.
Elmer E Allen took a holiday Wed
neb Jay and acted as olork at 'Gene
Kerst's sale. He says he prefers
Hummer time for such jobs.
W, II. Murker can now furnish the
people with never slip horseshoes
Homething that has never before been
.bundled here. Try them.
line of plain stationery, tablets,
Books selling at 81.U5 and Si. GO at
Auburn and elsewhere only 75 cents at
the postofllco newB stand.
Miss Ethel Morrison, who has been
visiting her uncle, P. L. Woodward,
for n week nnd a half, returned to
Kansas City Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Smart, who have
been visiting Mrs. Smart's sister, Mrs
Rose Gilbert, started for their home at
Winthrop, Iowa, Wednesday
Parents should remomhor that thoy
are liable to a fine if thoy do nut send
all their children between the ages of
8 and 15 to school regularly.
Earlo Thompson says ho received tho
finest New Years present yet a hand1
some Bon, weighing 10 pounds looks
just like his pa, so Earlo says.
Iiov. Q. W. Ayors has been assisting
Ilev. Ashby in a protracted meeting at
Howe. Tho meoting vvaB a good one
and resulted in many conversions.
Piize winning poultry, enow white
also barred rock cockrells 31.00 ouch
None hotter. Buy now and got tho
best. W. W LiuimAitT
Mrs. Elmer E Allen went to Johnson
Monday forenoon, returning in the
afternoon. Sho took her two-nephews
Elliot and Hubert Minick, out home.
Five Nemaha boys are attending the
Lincoln business college and three tho
Beatrice college. The postal business
has increased surprisingly since they
left.
Tho Tiebekahs wore preparing for a
"spread" Wednesday night, as tho
pflicers were then to be installed, but
on account of the storm this had to bo
postponed ,
Stoves hard coal stoves soft coni
stoves wood stoves heating stoves
cook stoves ranges all kind of stoves
for sale by the Edward & Bradford
Lumber Co.
Mrs. Wra. II. Hoover started for
Denver, Colo., last Saturday, where
sho will visit two weeks, aud then go
to California to spend the remainder
of the winter.
Jim Shivoley was driving his team
of young mules a few days ago, when
they ran away, throwing Jim out.
Fortunately he was not hurt and no
daraugo was done.
Mrs. J. F. Ebnother has been visits
lug relatives at Goodland, Kansas, for
two or three weeks, and John is getting
pretty lonesome. IIo expects her homo
today or .tomorrow.
Tho duet by 0. L. Smart and Mrs.
Rose Gilbert, with Mrs. Lillian Alien
and John P. Sawders assisting on tho
chorus, was greatly ODjoyed at tho
Methodist church Sunday night.
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; strlpo, 15 cents.
Mits. Chas. Clank.
Tho Beatrice Creamery Co. will pay
25 cents per pound of butter fat for
hand separator cream, delivered in Ne
maha, Separators sold on easy terms.
It. E. Buciiek, Agont.
Picture Frames
Tho Edwtrds & Bradford Lumbor
Co. have received a good lino of picturo
moulding and aro now prepared to
make picture frames of any sizo. Take
your pictures there and huvo them
framed.
Frank Dressier has concluded not to
buy Ed LlttrelPa barber shop. Tho
bargain was mudo but we understand
both parties wanted to back out so tho
deal was declared off.
A. L. Lawrence, who is now ox-
sheriff, has moved on hia farm in
London precinct and feels happy at
gutting back in the country. Abo has
mudo a good record as sheriff.
Wo havo a big assortment of fuml
turo that wo are soiling at reasonable
prices. Special prices made for
housekeeping outfits. Try us
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
John C. Stokes has bought the old
Amos Hushes farm joining Howe.
There are 120 acres and ho paid Sioo
per aero for it. John is not satislled
unless he owns a Nemaha county farm.
Misses Bessie, Flo and Vera Anders
son and Annio Elliott nnd Fred and
Tom Anderson of Auburn wero guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Johu I. Dresnlor the
latter part of last week and tho first of
this.
Subscriptions received at tho post-
office for any rnoguzino or newspaper
published in tho United States. Yon
can save money by having tho post
master order your , magazines and
papers.
Tho llrst snow of tho winter that
amounted to anything and tho llrst
snow of tho year foil Tuesday mortib
ing. Several had sleds out but tho
snow was not deep enough to make
good sleighing.
Frank Harford went to Lincoln
Sunday, whore he will atteud tho Lin
coln business collego. Frank tried it
ast winter but was compelled to quit
on account of his heajtli, Wo hope he
will make It lUYrl'guYIfris time.
Dr. W. W. Frazier returned homo
from Missouri Saturday morning. The
doctor was at Goodman, Mo., looking
after some laud ho owub, and also took
a trip to Ft. Smith, Ark. His wife
remained at Goodman, but will return
this week.
W. W. Sanders, clerk of Nemaha
Camp No. 0004, Modern Woodmen of
America, has received from the head
clerk a "Certificate of Efficiency" for
his faithful performanco of all duties
devolving upon him as such clerk for
tho past year.
Mrs. J. W. Sapp wont to Brownvillo
Wednesday to assist in tho meetings
being held by her husband aud Kov.
Ogden. Bev. und Mrs. Sapp will
return Saturday evening, aud services
will be held as usual at tho Christian
church next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Allou drove
out to Bracken Sunday and visited
relatives for a few hours. Their
nephews, Elliott and Hubert Minick,
sous of C. T. Minick of Johnson, who
had been visiting Oscar Minick's family
came homo with them
Our attention has-been called to tho
fact that wo omitted to mention
Murio Woodward's solo in our comment
on tho exercises at tho Methodist
church Christmas ove. Tho omission
was unintentional and we beg Mario's
pardon. Ilor solo was well rendered.
While Elmer E. Allen was at Au
burn Monday ho sold tho counter now
in use at the bank, together with tho
iron lattice work, to the newly organ-
i.ed state bank. This bank will have
temporary quarters in Bainey's drug
store, but will build next spring. Tho
Nomaha bank will have all now furnis
turo when they move in tho new
building,
WONDERFUL NERVE
Is displayed by many a man end urn
ing pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Soro feet or
stiff joints. But there's no need for
it. Bueklen's Arnica Salve will kill
tho pain and euro the trouble. It's tho
best Salvo on earth for Piles, too. 25c
at W, W. Keollng's, Druggist.
TO THE PUBLIG
Wo desire to thank our patrons for tho liberal trado
given us the past year, and request a continuance.
Wo hopo to bo able to servo you bottor in tho futuro
than -wo havo in tho past.
We Guarantee Fair
In taking invoico first of tho your wo find that wo
aro long on many tilings that wo wish to get out of
tho way to make room for spring goods, so wo will
sell
All Winter Goods at
t Overshoes Included
You can find somo bargains.
J- H. VAXTDERSLXCE
Rev. 0. W. Ayora expects to begin
a protracted meoting at tho Mothodlsb
chuech in Nemaha Thursday evening
of this week. IIo will bo assisted In
tho work by Itov. Ashby of Howe,
Rev, Maxcy of Johnson, and possibly
by Itov. Myors of South Auburn,
Joo Buuger returned from Chase
county, Nobr., Thursday of last weok
IIo was not particularly pleasod with
tho looks of tho country and wo under
stand tho trade of his Nemaha property
for u quarter section of Chase county
land, belonging to August Quiller, has
fallen through with.
James A, Stephenson returned home
last Saturday after a two week's visit
in Oklahoma. Jimmy says if he was u
renter ho bolioves ho would move to
Oklahoma, but from the tonor of his
remarks we do not believe ho is think
ing of selling his good Nemuliu county
farm und moving there.
A young man was recently looking
at tho books on eulo at the postofflco
Afterward ho wub in Auburn and saw
somo of the samo books that are Bold
hero at 75 cents. On inquiring the
price ho was told $1 GO. All the 75
cent books at the poBtoffice are sold at
$1.25 to $150 in most other places,
Thoseed corn special spent -10 min
utes in Nemaha last Friday. Ono
coach was crowded with people who
had come in to listen to the lectures.
The talk on the selection of seed corn
wus good and if heeded by our farmers
would undoubtedly result in an in
creased yield of better corn, Wo be
lieve these lectures will result In good.
Savod From Torriblo Doath
Tho family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of
Bargorton, Tonn., buw her dyinjrand
wero powerless to save hor. Tho most
skillful physicians und every remedy
used, failed, while consumption wus
slowly but suroly taking hor life. In
this terrible hour Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption turned
despair into joy. Tho first bottle
brought immediate relief and its con
tinued uso completely cured her. It's
tho most certain euro in tho world for
all throat and lung troubles. Guaran
teed Bottles 50c ond S1.00. Trial
Bottles Free at Keeling's Drug Storo i
Treatment to All
I
$1
:
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Reduced Prices
Tho boys have boon practicing foots
ball, especially during vacation, conn
soquontly it Is not unusual to sou ono
with a black oye or u lame log or a
bruised cheek. So don't think every
fellow you boo with such signs has
beon in a light.
Itov. J. VV. Sapp commenced n pros
traded meeting at the Christian church
at Brownvillo Sunday. Itov. Mr.
Ogdon of Lincoln will assist him,
Bro. Sapp expects to begin a mooting
at Nomaha as Boon as the meoting Ib
closed at Brownvillo, and hopes to
havo tho help of Bro. Ogden bore.
Both gentlemen are good revivalists.
Bro. Ogden preached hero a few times
lust fall and our people wero very
much pleased with him, and hopo to
hear him in a protracted meeting,
Old paper for salo cheap at Tho Ad,
vertiser oillco.
IF YOU WANT
Good JBi-eacl
TRY A SACK OF
Golden Rod
Flour
High patent. Every sack guaranteed
to givo full satisfaction in overy respect
or monoy rofunded. Always the same.
No better hour mado.
If you want a cheaper Hour you can
not do bettor than to buy tho
Red Seeil
a straight grado flour. It has no
superior in a grade Hour. Many prefer
it to a high patent.
For a still cheaper flour try the
Cold Leetf
It is a good flour of that grade.
These grades nro manufactured by
Jameson & Son, Stella, Nebr., aud are
on Bala at tho storo of
J. H.Vandersltce
NEMAHA, NEBR.
If vou buy a sack of either of thesa
grades and it is not just us represented,
tako it back and your money will be
returned.