VOLUME L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, Fill BAY, MARCH 9, 1006
NUMBER 41
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SALE
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SALE 3)
SECOND
SALE
Setordey, March
17th.
Closes Wednesday, March
We have made great preparations, with Bargains in every department
Send for price list.
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Railroad Fare Free
For the next 30 Days, to in
duce curly buyers from outside
of Auburn, we will pay all rail
road faroto and from Auburn
from ail points within 30 miles.
One fare with a $lo.oo purchase;
round trip with a $2o.oo pur
chase. Present your round trip
ticket at our store and we will
refund your faro in cash.
FREE BUSS RIDE to and from depot to The Big Store.
Just tako any transfer lino and havo them bring you to the store. Wo will
givo you tickets for both ways whether you buy or not Ask for tickets
Gilmce-Armstrong Co.
West of Court House
Auburn, i Nebraska
Reception Friday Evening
Wo invito you and your frionds
to attond our rocoption Friday
evoning, March 10 doors open
at 7 p. m. A groat trout, good
music, and a Grand Display of
Now Goods. Como if you possi
bly can.
I have removed my stock of Millinery, etc., to my home pntl
am selling all Millinery, Notions, Ribbons, etc.,
PCT AIND BELOW COST
Come soon for Bargains
Mrs. Theedosr .Hill
Local ISTews
Dr Bourne fits glasses. So. Auburn.
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Wo lind quite a snow Monday night
and Tuesday. About 11 vo inches of
snow fell .
D. D. Davis sent us 5?:
subscription.
recently on
Ned Maxwell returned from Lincoln
lust Saturday.
V. F. Gillespie baa moved on the
Jacob West farm.
Miss Minnie May returned from
Liucoln last Friday.
Marion Minick tins moved on the old
Davidson Plasters farm.
Best photos in southeastern Nobr.
at Criley'a. So. Auburn.
0. W. Thomas has moved on Willard
Shubert's farm, near Khubert.
Duck hunters have been industrious
lttely with fairly good results.
Norman -Mead has moved on I. N.
Cooper's farm south of Nemaha.
E. A. Ho wo this week moved on his
mothet's farm northeast of town.
You can got a ureal big pile of old
pnpeia fur a niekle at the postotlice.
, There has been more changes of
farm renters this spring than usual.
Handmade harness in stock at
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Sou It. E. Bucher for the Queen
incubator and brooder. Tlio prices are
right.
Hurry Harford wsu given the third
degree in Odd Fellowship Saturday
uight.
It. F. Steutoville o Brownville
visited his boh, Earlo Stoutevillo,
Monday.
For Sale A forty-acre farm,
miles from Brownville. Inquire at
thirt olllce.
Mrs. C. P. Barker lias been sick for
the past two weeks with hoart tronble,
and does not improve aa fast as her
friends would like.
Mi800B'hAjlui.Gooper and Maud Burns
camo down from Peru Friday, return
ing Monday.
Geo. Itowen has moved from Auburn
on the John C. Stokes farm, now owned
by J. W Webber.
Do not fail to attend the cooking
exhibition, given on the celebrated
Monarch steel range.
It. E. Bucher took the piaceoftho
regular lireman on the Beatrice Height
Thursday and Friday.
John W. White has roturnod ;to
Nemaha, after an absence of two or
three years in Auburn. Ho hits r or Led
W. F. Gllleaple's place.
Emery Howe went to JohiiBon Mom
day lo go lo work at his trado as a
carpenter, but on account of the storm
I came back the next day.
W. II. Barker can now furnish the
people with 'Stover-slip horseshoes
something that has never before been
andled hero. Try them.
If in need of furniture do nob fall lo
get prices at
Edwards & Bradford Lbr Co.
Geo. It. Lindsey has moved on the
Seeloy farm whero Charley Thomas has
lived for several years.
Mra. diet Sedoras camo down from
Brownville Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs. J W. Sapp.
It is said there are more wild ducks
about the ponds and rivers now than
there have been for years.
Harry Kimmel went to Shenandoah,
Iowa, Monday, whero ho will get up a
home talent entertainment.
Stevn Cooper, who has been living
on his father's farm for several years,
has moved on his own farm.
Mrs. O L. Minick of Bracken re
turned homo last Friday after a visit
of almost a month in Missouri.
Just received a complete stock of
harness goods.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co,
Hard coal and soft coal several
grades various prices for eale by the
lid wards & Bradford Lbr, Co.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sim! Hi of Tablo
Hock Icamo to Nemaha Monday.
George is a brothor ot Mrs.IIadlock
atid formerly lived here.
Mr. and Mrs. It. I. Brown, who
have been visiting at Pawnee City and
vicinity, returned homo last Fiiday.
Just received, a complete lino of
window shades at
Edwards & Bradford Lbr Co,
With every 5 cent box of carpet
tacks, a beautiful picture is given free
at Edwards & Bradford Lbr Co,
All parties owing me are urgently
requested to call and settle at once as
I need all duo mo.
Mas. Thko. Hill.
A lot of new books just .received at
(he postotlice,
Mrs. F. L. Woodward and Mrs. Geo.
Yackley went to Auburn Wednesday
to attend the prohibition convention
They returned Thursday
Win. Waddle has rented Mrs.
Seymour Howe's farm the home
place. Alex Thompson, who had it
rented, decided not to tako it.
Stoves hard coal stoves soft ooa
stoves wood stoves heating Bjtoves
cook stoves ranges all kind of Btovos
for sale by the Edward Sc Bradford
Lumber Co.
A .surprise party was given Eddie
Ynekloy Friday night, at tho homo of
hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Goo, Yacks
ley. About forty woio present 'and
apont a very pleasant ovening
Wo havo been haying aomo winter
weather for tho pust week and it is
claimed that tho ground hog ia getting
in hia work just to Bhow tho Advertiser
editor what ho can do if ho tries.
Claud Maxwell, who has been
attending tho Beatrice business college
for aomo time, returned homo Wednes
day, having completed the course.
F. L Woodward was in Auburn
Tuesday and Wednesday as a witness
in the case uf tho state vs. Dr. Gaudy
for attempting to bribe a witness.
Wo learn that Marshall Pryor is
rejoicing over tliebiith of a line girl
recently, and his brolher-ln-la'w. 1). C
Holmes, is just as proud of u new hoy
L. W. Cowel, who has been living
on Mrs. IIowb'h farm northeant ot
town, has moved on Frank Moore's
farm, just south of B. II. Moore's
home,
Mr. and Mis. L. G. Shellenbarger.
living near Humboldt, came to Nema
ha last Saturday to visit Mia Snellens
barger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Knopp.
Tho patrons of tho Nemaha post
olllce havo boon getting garden seeds
for the past week, sent by tho iioverns
raont, by ordeia of Congressman
Pollard.
New books lecently received at tho
postolnco book store: Quincy Adams
Sawyer, Sweeter Siill than This, Oliver
Optlc'a Worka, Horatio Algei's Works,
In Ilia Steps, Thelma, and many
othora,
We received a few days ago a letter
from our old friend, J.J. Alexander,
ofFrankton, lud., renewing hia subs
scrlption to The Advertiser. Mr.
Alexander is in good health. Ho
desired to be remembered to his many
friends in Nemaha,
The Beatrice Creamery Co. will pay
2." cents per pound of butter fat for
hand separator croam, delivered In Ne
maha, Separators sold on easy terms.
it. E. BuciiKit, Agent.
A terrible blixzurd visited South
Dakota and the northwestern pait of
Nebiatika lust Friday. There was
some Iohh of life and considerable stock
periuhed. All trains were delayed.
Wo have a big assortment of furnis
turo that wo are Belling at reasonable
price.". Special prices made for
housekeeping outfits. Try uh
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Walter S Maxwell hao realgned as
carrier on rural route No. ii. Tho
patrons of the route have petitioned
tho postal department for the appoints
ment of 0. P. Barker, who haa been
substitute carrier for several months.
The Advertiser whb a lilllo ahead of
time last week in announcing tho
wedding of Glen Harger and Miss
Wuvio Thorn, as they were' not
married. Gleu will not say just how
soon tho ceremony will bo performed
Picture Frames
The Edwhids & Bradford Lumber
Co. have received li'good lino of picture
moulding and are now prepared to
make picture frames of any size. Take
your pictures there and havo them
framed.
John W. Minick, who now Uvea in
Otoe county, ia feeling ii-j proud aa tho
highest dignitary of Iho laud, all on
account of the birth of a lino boy on
the first day of March. John has four
girls, and the advent of the first boy
eausea him to rejoice with exceeding
groat joy. And Grandpa II. 'I'. Minick
ia stepping pretty high also.
O J, Thorp locoived a letter Monday
from western Colorado, in tho Unconi
pahgro valley whero ho owns Home
land. This letter nays larmera are
plowing and sowing Mining wheat now.
Mr. and Mra. Win. G. Ma:;well and
Walter S. Maxwell started for western
Colorado Tuesday to look at tho
irrigated laud with a view of investing.
They go to the same localitj where
Ora Thorp bought.
Carl E. Sanders has bought Walter
S. Maxwell's pioperty in Nemaha, tho
weat half of block 72, with two houses.
He will go to housekeeping at once in
the new house. U, E. Bucher ia
living in tho old one.
WANTED-District Managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary $18.00 wrekly, sf.'l.OO
per day for expenses. State ago and
present employment. Ideal Shear Co.
ill) Randolph St., Chicago.
Ed Knapp irnyti there ia plenty of
moisture in the ground to his certain
knowledge. He recently got a man to
dig a cistern and when he got down
fourteen foot' they had to begin draw
ing out water, and have drawn out
several buckets of water dally since
then. Ho is undecided whether to
llntrib it up for a cistern or a well.
A Lively Tusslo
with that old enemy of the race. Cons
stipation, often ends in Appendicitis.
To avoid all serioiiB trouble with
Stomach, Liver apd Bowels, take Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Thay perfectly
regulate theso organs, without pain or
discomfort. yu at W, W. Keellng's
druggist,
Wo have received several pleasant
romindeia from Mr. and Mra. John
WatHon tdnce the have been in
California, the last being a sketch of
tho city and valley of Santa Barbara,
illustrated with a number of fine
views. Thev have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. O. K. Fisher at Santa Barbara
but tli 1b week went to San Diego to
visit Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bailey They
are in good health and having ;i fine
time. They expect to n'.urn homo iu
about a month
The Nemaha County Holinoss Aasos
ciation will meet at tho Methodist
church in Nemaha next Tuesday night
and Wednesday. The following ia tho
program :
Tuesday evening 7:00, Praiso ser
vice led by Itov E, 1). Gideon; 7:U0,
Sermon by Itov. Myers,
Wednesday 10:00 a. m., Prayer and
Praiso led by Itov G. W. Ayers; 10:.W
a. m.. Sermon by Rev. E. D. Gideon;
2:00 p. m Pral89 Sorvlco led by Mra.
Asiiby; 2:00 p, m., Sermon by Rev, T.
F. Ashby; 4:00 p, m , Business Session:
7100 p. in., Song1 and Praise led by
Bessie Millior; 7:.'J0 p. m. Sermon by
Itev. Tyler.
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