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VOLUME L
NUMBER 37
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The Postoffice News Stand
and Boole Store
Husclsoino fancy stationery, a full lino of plain stationery, tablets,
j io ns, pencils, ink-erasers, etc.
Books, Magazines, Post Ceirds
A good assortment. "Wo carry latest magazines, papers, etc.
Your Patronage Solicited
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Local News
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Magazines on nalo at the postofllct
l)r Bourne fits glasses. So. Auburn.
A lot of new book's just, leceived at
the poatuillee. i
, Oyster Mipper
.N.tlurday niglit.
at' tho Minick hall
Burnt leather souvenir post cards lor
Mule at the poatolllce. '
New stock of line candies just re
ceived at the postolllce.
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Best photos in southeastern Nubr.
alCrlley's. tin. Auburn.
Miss Minnie May 'went to
Saturday, lemming Monday.
Peru
The Sunday St. Louis Globe Demos
erat is on sale at the postohVe
.Jo.) I. Dressier went to Falls City
Thursday, returning this morning.
You can net a ;reat hiu pile of old
papers tor a uickle at the postolllce.
Mrs E A. Minick went to Johnson
Monday to visit her son, 0. V. Minick.
District court is in session at Auburn
this week with .Indue liaper presiding.
Nice lino of school tablets ard com-,
position books at the postolllce news
stand.
E. L. Paris lias built a good sides
walk in Iront of hh brick business
house.
M. C Gaskill came down fro n Otoe
county Saturday evening, returning
Tuesday.
Prank Ilawxby came iu from Brud1
shaw. Nebr., Friday of last week, to
visit his parents
W. W. Liebharc shinped live white
Plymouth liock co :krels to Sterling,
Colo.. Monday morninir
Now is tho time to buy heating
stoves Sold at cost by the Edwards
.& Bradford Lumber Co
liev G. W. Ayors went to Graf
Holiday to assist Bev. E. B. Maxcy
in a protracted nioetiiiL'
John E Crother moved his harness
Hhop into Mrs. Hill's building, north of
tlio drug store, Monday .
Earl and Waller Thompson have
rented tho Chris Shuclc farm, three
miles northwest of Nemaha.
JoeStillwell came down from Omas
ha last Friday and will visit his
parents for a couple of weeks.
Best line of stationery ever brought)
to Nemaha at the postolHoe. Call and
see the handsome boxes of paper.
Hard coal and soft coal several
tgrades various prices for Pale by the
lLd wards & Bradford Lbr, Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corttrightcarwe
Klo.vn frim Otoe county Friday of last
wuek, to visit relatives for a few days
HenryC.theiirt and family. who have
been in Oklahoma for some time, are
now visiting Mrs. Cathcart's parents,
Mr and Mrs. P. G Swan. They expect
to move to Idaho shortly.
WANTED-Diatrict ' Managers to
post signs, advertise .and distribute
samples Salary $18.00 wrokly, $.1.00
per day for expenses. Stale ago and
present employ merit. Ideal Shear Co.
ill) Uundo.pl. S., Chicago.
Books selling at $1.25 mid Si no at
Auburn and elsewhere only 76 cents at
: the postolllce news stand.
Dr II. 0. Smith drove down from
Brownville Monday evening and
I !i 1 1 utiiliiil unrvlnuii 11 1 t)u P.hrlatinn
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church.
Miss Alma O'lJnrru name In from
Auburn Monday to spend the week
with her grandmother, Mrs. N. B
Sorivoner
, Win, G. Maxwell contemplates going
to Colorado in the near future and
buying some irrigated land if he likes
the country.
The Christian church Is t) 1 led every
night with attentive listeners Great
interest is being taken in the preaching
of Uev. A L. Ogden.
The lunioi League will meet at tin
Methodist church next Sunday alter
noon at .1 o'clock All .Juniors are
requested to bo pre3ent.
W. II. Barker can now furnish the
people with never slip horseshoes- -something
that has never before been
mulled here. Try them
Reeling's "drug storetms just received
a line stock of latest styles in wal
paper. (Jail earlv and make your
selection from a full .stock.
Peter Kerkor commenced pulling ii
ice Tuesday. The ice is Iroin ten to
twelve Inches thick and of goo(
quality, but not so good as last year
Stoves hard coal Ptoves suit ooa
stoves wood stoves heating stoves
cook soves ranges all kind of stoves
for sale by the Edward & Bradford
Lumber Co.
A deal is now under way, which if
consummated will give us a good drug
store with n registered pharmacist, as
soon as a building can be IP. ted up for
that burpose.
The vilhige board of trustees passed
an ordinance Monday night prohibiting
the building 3f any frame buildings on
the west half of block 08 and the east
half of block GO.
Miss Grace Peabody Is helping in the
Advertiser olllco part of the time
after school hours, learning tho "art
preservative," and is now Angel No. 2.
Sho is an apt pupil.
Lost Tuesday night between A. L
P. Thompson's farm and Nemaha, a
ladies mackintosh cape, navy blue
with velvet collar. Finder will please
leave at the postolllce.
WOOD, POSTS AND EAILS TOR SALE
Three hundred and fifty good hedge
posts, 100 oak rails, and 7 cords of
good wood cut into stove wood.
J. C. Stokus.
Having bought a good loom, I am
now prepared to do all kinds of carpet
and rug weaving. Hit and nrlss, 10
cents per yard; stripe. 15 cents.
Mits. Chas. Clark.
The Beatrice Creamery Co. will pav
125 cents per pound of butter fat for
lin ml HPii.irutnr pinum. delivered in Ne-
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lliaiia, OUimnuui.l tunu uu unnjr n;i ma.
11 F BrrrrFit Acont
riCtUre frames
The Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Co have received a good lino of picture
moulding and are now prepared to
m.tke picture frames of any Bi.o,
your pictures there and have
framed.
Take
them
Valentine Social
The Junior League will give a
V'llimt inn uru'inl utwl nvntii Himnor at. I
the Minick hull Saturday night of. tills
week. Everybody is Invited.
Wo have a big assortment of fin nl
ture that we are selling at reasonable
ulces. Special prices made for
lousekeeping ontllts. Try us.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
A. It. McCundless lias let the con
tract to .loo Bu.nger to build a house
28x30 feet on tho old llaith farm which
Mr. McOandless recently bought of
Jacob West. Joe will begin work at
onco. ,-
Mrs. Then. Hill moved her stock oM
millinery goods-to her home in tiie
omit i t.nrf nf hui'n Mmwhiv infirnlnir.
he will have her millinery parlors a
home until her new building is com"
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In district court last week, .lames I
rook, of Julian, nloud guilty to the
charge of selling hquor in violation
of the law. ifd was fined in the sum
if S.'lOO and costs. The latter amount
ed to .3120. Herald.
Clias E. Wolfe and Miss Dnlcie
Sperry were married at the court houe
in Auburn Tuesday. Pel). 0, 11)00. by
Judge John H. McCarty. We extend
heartiest congratulations and best I
wishes to the young people
Itev P. L. Pettlt, pastor of the
Christian church at Auburn, attended
the services at the church in Nemaha
Monday Highland f'lvored t he audience
with a solo, as well as helping in the
ringing. He is a hue singer as well as
a good preacher. t
We had another cold snap Satnrda
night Sunday was cold with a hind
wind blowing Monday morning t' e
thermometer hovered around the zer.
point. But tliu weather has heei
warming up since then and is vei
comfortable again.
The Harry Kinimel Co., gave three
performances al the opera house last
week, which were well attended, and
those present say the plays were well
presented They wore at Johnson
three ninhts this week, going from
there to Stella for three nights.
The chinch and theater were counter
attractions in Nemaha Thursday, Pri
dav and Saturday nights of last week
Both were well attended and both
crowds were well pleased
The II'iri'N
Ivimmel Co. played at the opera house
and liev. A. L. Ogden conducted the
meetings at the Christian church.
S. K, Anderson got a letter Friday
from Lester Fox, formerly of this
county. Tho latter is now located at
La Russell, a new town in southern
Missouri. He states that tho winter
down there lias been very hard so far
and that there was ten inches of snow
on tho urouiid at tho time ho was
writing. Herald.
An Appeal
We have been to considerable
expense lately and need money very
much. If eaeii of our delinquent
subscribers would pay up it would put
us on easy street. We aslc each one
We aslc each
who is owing on subscription to con-,
wider that this means him or her, and
trust the response will be imtnediato
Help ub out,
Savod From Toi'ritalo Death
The family of Mtb. M. L. Bobbin of
Bargerton, Term., saw her dying and
wern powerless to save hor. Tho most
skillful physicians and every remedy
used, failed, while consumption was
Blowlv but surely taking her life. In
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UllB terrible hour Dr. King's New
Diacovqry for Consumption turned
Idesrmlr into Joy. The first bottle
I brought immediate relief and its con
I tinned use completely cured her. It's
tho most certain cure In the world for
till throat and lung troubles. Guaran
teed Bottles SOc and SI. 00. Trial
Bottles Free at Keeling's Drug Store
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ALENTIIES
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Wo learn that John Baptist, an
Armenian, will give llueo lectures in
the Christian church, on the 18th, 10th
and 20ih of this mouth The lecturer
is' a native Armenian and will tell of
the persecutions endured by his people
in their country Ills lectures ate said
to be intensely Interesting.
Thirteen persons were baptized by
Hprinltlinj; at the Methodist church
OUUUIiy U1KIII. 1 WO JOIIieU Oil nrOOlls
" "m' one was taken in full
m'ii)bership. There have been seven-
teen additions to tho church as a result
ot the protracted meetings, ami it is
proliiUIcs others will join later.
Ed Parrlottof Peru, deputy for the
A O U. V was in Nemaha a few
days this week in the interests of the
order Ed iu an enthusiastic Work
man and the report of the auditing
committee for tho past quarter showed
thai ho h.id got more members than
either of tho other four deputies. The
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Workmen hero are always glad to have
Ed come around and liven them up.
Parties wishing to take up fie
systematic study ot the Bible will
please inform Mrs. Elmer E. Allen or
the postmaster oi their desires, as a
class will be started as soon as the
,u,.e,lll(,a 0I)9B at tho Christian church
)irrangetnunt8 can be completed by
thai time. The text book will cost fiS
cuts each. Por iurlher particulars
i quire at the pOHtolllce or ol Mis
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E, L PariH has commenced work on
the shelving and other work necessary
to lit uti his building for J. V.
Bitehoy. Mr. Bitchey will move his
stock of general merchandise down
from Brownville as soon as the build
18 rdy, and work will bo pushed
as rapidly as possible. The room will
tutve to be repainted and repapered,
shelved and counters put in uid other
work done.
Yesterday morning as John Shook
was hitching up a team of bronchos
they got the better of that won In
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ai rived he found it necessary to
take thirteen stitches to close the
wound in his head. He received other
injuries but it Is not thought they are I
erious. Mr. Shook's many friends
are hoping for Ins speedy recovery -
Granger.
On Tuesday afternoon James A G.
Hand, of Everest, Kansas, and Miss
Li.zio O' II urn of Nemaha, were unitci'
in marriage by County Judge McCarty,
in tho latter' olllee. The bride seemed
very youthful, bo much so, in fact, that
the judge was compelled to ask iter to
qualify as to borage. This sliu did
and then tho couple were made happy
by being made one. They will mako
thdr home hi western Kansas An
bum Herald
T II JoneB writes to thiB paper
that he has established his home at
Longmot, Colo . for the present
town hiiJ a population of :,500.
After
leaving Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Jones
went to Lincoln, where they remained
nearly a week, visiting his mother and
sister. They then went to liromont
where they dtayed lour days tho guest
of a sister, and then went to Denver
whero they spent some time visiting
and sightseeing. Before settling in
their now homo they were the guests
of their son Alfred, at his home at
Mi not, Colo , where there is a consider
able Nemaha county colony. They
report that the weather is good in that
section and that the climate is just
simply fine. Mrs. Jones' health seems
to be improving In that Hue climate
Herald.
At the Postoffice
Tuesday night Kichard Knapp and
Dan Lambert had an exciting exper
ience that they do not care to go
through with again. They had vbeen
out west of town to a pond, skating,
driving out in a buggy, having with
them Misses Eliza Parson and Minnie
Owens. Two teams that wore racing
came up behind the boys, bearing their
horse, and it ran the buggy over the
side of tho bridge, the buggy lauding
in tho ditch several feet below, on its
side, with tho boys, girh nnd horse.
The horse started to run but was in
the ditch and was promptly stopped.
Richard got a black eye and a bunged
up nose and Miss Eliza had one lip n
little bruised, but otherwise tho young
people were not hurt Tho top of tho
buggy was Btnashed to pieces. The
hor3e wa scratched up some but not.
bad. In the excitement Harry
Rowon's horse ran into tho barb wire
arid was considerably ( scratched up.
All concerned feel thankful the In
juries were no worse.
Fresh and Cove Oys
ters, delicious Home
Made Candy, Valen
tines, etc., at the Jun
ion League Social at
the Minick hair tomor
row night.
The remains of Russell E. Chatliold,
who died of heart failure at Ills homo
Iu Joplin, Mo., Sunday' night, were
brought here Wednesday for burial
beside the body of his wife iu Walnut
Grove.
Deceived was a former old resident
of Brownville, having made his home
here from 1S7I1 to 1880. . Ho was 78
years of age at the time of Ids demise.
His remains were accompanied here
by his nou, Chas S of Minneapolis,
Minn., and his daughter, Miss Mamie
Cliatlleld, of Joplin, and also by a
friend of the iamily, Mr. Dimrnick.
I'lie funeral was held directly from tho
train and was quite largely attended
by our older residents who knew the
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deceased well when he made this city
ti ib hom. Brownville Latter.
IF YOU WANT
Good 13iaeaxl
THY A SACK OF
Golden Rod
Flour
High patent. Every sack guaranteed
to give full satisfaction in every respect
or money refunded. Always the same.
No better au made.
f you want a cheaper (lour you can
not do better than to buy the
Red Seeil
a straight grade Hour. It has no
il t() a hiB" I)ntLM,t"
For a still cheaper flour try the
Gold Leeif
It is a good Hour of that grade.
These grades are manufactured by
Jamoson & Son, Stella, Nebr., and are
on sale at the store of
J. H.Vsinderslio
NEMAHA, NEBR.
If you buy a sack of either of these
grades and it is not just as represented,
take it liack and your money will be
returned.
