The Nebraska Advertiser
(miim
More rain Thurndny aflcnioon.
Yoat pookut dictlotmrtua at tho
poatofllco bonk Atoro.
Shorldan county will bo without a
Hiiloon tho coming year.
(lladyB I'eabody, daughter of Lester
M. Veabody, ban tho meaHlcH.
Ilandtnado harnesn in ntock at
JidwurdB & Bradford Lbr. Co.
EaBter this year comoa later than tho
average Next year Easter will bo on
March Mat.
Auburn. .lohnnon and Ilrownvlllo
havo Haloons, and Nemaha. L'oru and
Urock are dry townB.
If you want u good fountain pon buy
tho Eagle Flash self filling pen at the
postofllco only SI .50 guaranteed.
If in nood of furniture do not fall to
get prices at
Edwards & Bradford Lbr Co.
Clarence Aynea started for Mystic,
South Dakota, Tuesday, to go to work
in tho initio owned by tho Auburn
Gold Mining Co.
Tho Beatrice Creamery Co. will pay
25 cents per pound of butter fat for
hand separator cream, delivered in No
malm, Separators sold on oasy terms.
II. E. Buoiikh, Agent.
Wo have a big assortment of furnis
ture that wo aro Belling at reasonable
prices, Snecial prices made for
housekeeping outfits. Try us.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Word comes to this city that tho
good roads pooplo will return on or
about tho 15th to resume work on the
bottoms east ot town This la welcome
nowa aa at prosont thero places in the
bottoms almost Impossible while tho
macauaumou section 1a as goon as a
puvod street. Granger.
Tho road uiong tho St. Doroin "nar
rows" lias boon almost impassable' on
account of 11 slido. This roadway is
out in the aido of tho bluff, and next to
tho river woro logs to keep tho dirt
from sliding down tho hillside. But
tho recont rains caused tho dirt, logs
nnd nil to slide in tho river, and tho
bluff above the road slid down also.
John Whlttakor of Auburn mado a
find of ooal last woek on tho farm of
J. P. Quillen just south of Brownvillo.
Whilo tho coal Is not of the bestquullty
It la n very fair grado. The find was
mado sixteen foot from the edge of tho
bluff into which ho was tunneling.
Mr. Whlttakor has secured a lease on
the land and is to pay 75 cents per ton
for till the coal he cau dig nnd sell.
Wo received tho following announce
lnotit a few days ago:
"Josepblno Lonlso Field, born
March 27. 1000. Mr. and Mra. IInrv
Field. Sloopv Hollow Farm. Shenaiib
doah, Iowa." Wo congratuh-to tne
r,rnrU nn Mm mlvrnnt nf ,,nM.n,. in,l
in thoir hotno. Grandpa and Grandma
A, L. P. Thompson can hardly wait
until they can go up and aeo tho llttlo
i,1(iv
Auburn ravors licensing tho ealo of
Intoxicating liquorB by a majority of
six, and Brownvillo comes nearer the
mark and has only four majority and
in both cities several times bb many of
those who aro opposed to tho license
system, as would havo beon required to
turn the Bcalo, forgot to vote on tne
question. Please stand UBldo for a few
momenta for wo aro disposed to uso
8omo language more expieBstve than
really nice, Granger.
A Peru dispatch says: (in account of
tbe coal strike now on the normal
school would bo entirely destitute of
fuel for its furnaces and lighting plant
woro it not for tho fact that today
many loads aro being hauled from tho
local mino to the normal bins. The
lust t wo cars of coal billed to tho state
normal wero taken up somewhere
along the line and used by the railroad
it is declared.
The only difllculty In securing coal of
tho development company ut Peru Ib
tho bud condition of tho road. Ao
much will be hauled at this timo as
possible as tho roads aro now fairly
good, Regarding tho use of this coal
Prof. II. B. Duncanson said that it is
as good or better than that previously
burned.
Tho following woro olcoterl 'olllcerfl
of tho Kpworth Laugue TuuHiluy night:
President Mih. EiiiIIIo McCaudlCHH.
KlrHt vico proHfdentMrH. Lillian
M Allen.
Second vico I'earl Seld
Third vice Mary Karwjii.
Kourth vicoAvlH Car.
Secretary Grace JarvlH.
Treasurot ICddlo Yackloy.
Tho time of meeting Iiiih beon
changed from Tuesday nlfiht to 7 :JI0
Sunday night.
C. E. program for Sunday availing,
April 15.
Song florvico.
Topic: "Chiiat'H Life, Losaona from
his Resurrection." Miracles, John 11,
1 40; Luko7, 11-17; 8, 41-42; -10. 5-0
Easter meeting.
Prayer Bro. Sapp.
Song.
Christ victor, 1 Cor 15, 51-58--Mrs.
j)rOH(,or
Ho will redeem our bodies, Horn 8
10-2:1 I'earl Burns.
Ilo will raise our dead, Thcss t H 18
May Kerker
Through tho Father, John 5. 21-20
Anna Knapp.
By faith, John 0, 00-14 Alva Maxs
well.
Tho Indwolling spirit, Horn 8, 10-17
William Smiley.
Paper ou topic Stella Wunht)urn.
Give Old Testament foregleams of
the resurrection truth Mr Sfpp.
How aro tho now birth and the
resurrection related Mrs Barker.
Name ways of passing 011 Easter
gladness Mrs. Sapp,
Business session.
Close with song and benediction.
Mas. Sapp, Leader.
There Is a bill before tho United
States congress that ia of considerable
Importance to the corn growing section
of the west, and that is a bill for tin
taxed denaturalized alcohol, such as is
muni in tho arts and manufactures and
ctinIU)t l)u ,1HC(l Il8 u beverage.
Tho
manufacture of this alcohol from corn
Htalka bids fair to add much to the
wwiiltl) of the corn producing sections
Tho commissioner of agriculture when
before tho committee, said thai tho
atalka from an aero of corn, utter tho
ears had been gathered, would produce
about 170 gallons of alcohol, which
would bo worth at present prices
about 70 conts per gallon. Think of
what tills means to the farmers of
Johnson county could the worthless
corn BtalkB bu 1,90(1 ln "lkin alcohol.
iilrirtlwtl tirrmlil ttilrit tint i?tirio if
coal oil for lighting, gasoline for
powej, and deal a Hard blow to
Rockefeller, Besides this it is used
in largo quantities ln an endless
number of manufacturing industries.
If congress piwoes tliu bill the farm
ers of this section will quit plowing
their stalks under, for they will be
worth as much as the gathered corn,
and Tocuh)8o1i will have an alcoho.
factory. Teeunisoh Journal.
r . iarKor camo near going 111 mo
I T" T I
M"8our. river, mall wagon, team, mail
aml ,lU' Wednesday . lie was carrying
tllO mall Ol) TOUtO 2. Till) liarrOWS tlllB
al(,B ()f St roIn lind been in bad
a,,ttpo Ior BHVerm Ui,yB t n Ctf0,,Ml 01
I t f X .1 . . n
Hl,UeB- nnU L re3a ,,n(l not '"tempted to
go that way Monday or Tuesday. But
no waa coin ai tc, uorom mat too road
was passable, bo he started. When ho
got to the narrows ho found tho bluff
had slid down over tho road, but
thought ho could make it with care
Ho stood on the Btep of tho mail wagon
next tho bluff to keep It from upset
ting. Tho mud was very deep and
wiion ho got in about tho worst place
ono pony fell down. Press stepped off
in the mud and got tho pony up and
thou tho team commenced to back
As It wus a descent of over 100 feet to
tho river, with nothing to break the
fall, Press's hair almost stood ou end
Ho struck tho ponies with the whip
and they gave a lunge forward, jerking
him down under tho wagon in the
mud. Tho ponies stopped asaln.
Press munagod to ecramblo out of the
mud and started up again and this
timo mado it all right. Ho doesn't
wont such an experlenco again, When
tho ponies backed ono wheel went over
the edge of the bluff. A few more
feet would havo taken all In tho river.
Press will not go over that portion of
tho routo until this road is in good
sbapo.
Wo will send the Advertiser, tho
weekly Lincoln Stato Journal, . and
the Iowa Homestead, all one your for
1 only $1.50.
Tho Nebraska stnto board of agri
culture has appropriate I 8 ISO to be
distributed In prize in a boy'a corn
growing conteBt. Secretary Mellorhas
received word that tho Twentieth
Century Farmor will duplicate the
offerof tho board Tho board's ap
propriation Ib to be distribulod aa
follows: To tho boy under 18 years of
ago growing the largest yield of corn
on ono aero of ground, $50. To the
hoy growing tho second largest yield,
$40. To tho boy growh.g the third
largest j lold, $30. To the boy growing
tho fourth largest yield, S20. To tho
boy growing tho fifth largest yield, S10.
Tho following speculations and ro
quireinents to govern in this contest
tho entire labor of preparing the
ground, planting, cultivating and liar
vesting of this acre of corn to be pers
formed by tho contestant, who nas
on'orcd the conte.it by recording his
namo in tho ofllue of W. H Mellor,
secretary of the state board of agri
culture, not later than May 20, 1000,
said aero to be measured, husked and
weighed in tho presence of three t'is-
interested free holders, residents of
Huid county in which tho said acre
of corn is located, said committee to
forward their afliduvits as to weights
and requirements of specifications in
this aero of corn under their inspection
to tho secretary of the state board of
agriculture not later than November
1, 1000,
Tho contestant to file also with the
secretary a full and detailed account
of his method of performing the work,
fertilizers used, if any, and character
of the soil on which tho crop was
grown. A sample of ten ears must
be exhibited by prize winners at the
ofllco of tho secretary, Lincoln State
Journal.
Is tho Moon Inhnbitod.
Science has proven that the moon
has an atmosphere, which makes life
in Homo furm possible on that Hatellite:
but not for human beings, who have a
hard enough time on this earth of ours,
especially those who don't know that
Electric Blttera cures Headache,
Biliousness, Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Jaundice. Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Torpid
Liver, Kidney Complaints, Genera
Debility and Female Weaknesses Uu
equalled as a general T011I3 and
Appetizer for weak persons and es
pecially for the aged. It induces sound
sleep. Fully guaranteed by W. W.
Keeling, Driigclst. Price only uoc.
Penny pencil tablets.
Nickle pencil tablets.
Perforated pencil tablets.
Largest tablet in Nemah.t.
Five cent Ink table h.
Ten cent ink tablets.
Fifteen cent ink tablets.
Rural route tablets anul envelopes.
Colored Crayons.
Paper napkins.
Peicils lc, 2c 24c,ijc and 10c each.
Self filling Fugle fountain pens
g u a ra n teed o u 1 y S 1 . r0 .
Good line books cheap.
Fine lino papoteries.
At the Postoffice
Bu your
postotllce.
suhool tablets at the
ltomombor that W.W. Sanders write
nsurance. lie is agent for several
first class companies, both mutual and
old lino. His rates aro as low as any
Give him a call.
First class Building Brick for
BRICK
BRICK
Bale at the
Nemaha Brick Kilns
Call and aeo them and get
prices. Quality guaranteed
JOSEPH M. WEST
NEMAHA, NEB 11.
DR. Gr. M. ANDREWS
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella - - Nol)ra8lrn
Dovll's Island Torturo
1 1b no worse than nho terrible Jcase ol
Piles that alllioted me 10 years, Then
I was advised to
Arnica Salvo, and
permanently cured
Napier, of Bugles,
apply
Bucklen's
less than a box
me, writes L. S
Ky. Heals all
wounds, burns and sores like magic.
25c at W. W. Heeling's, druggist.
Wall Paper
and Painting
Season
at Hand
Wo have on hand a largo as
sortment of Wall Paper at from
7 to 2o cents per double roll.
Headquarters for
Slier win-Williams Cel
ebrated House and
Family Paints
Oils, Varnishor, Stains, etc.,
always on hand.
Give us a trial.
W F. KEELING
ANNOUNCEMENT
Wo have just purchased this
space for period of one year, for
the purpose ol talking to tne
people of Nemaha and vicinity,
and as a beginner wq boliove it
is only fair that you should know
who we tire and what our object
is.
Our company is a private cor
poration, organized and began
business Jan. 4, 1000, with a paid
up capital of $0,000, with an in
creased paid up ot fsz.uuu in
March. Tho officers aro O. P.
Harlan, pres.; C. A. Scamman
vice pres.; and T.H.Gillan sec'y
and troas.
Our object is to promote the
sale of Musical Instruments, Jew-
ohy, Sewing Machines, and do a
several Insurance and Abstract
business, and we especially in
vite you to watch this space, as
wo shall talk to you each week
upon some one of the above sub
jects, and expect to make it in
teresting.
Anton Music & Jewelry Co.
west ot uouri uotiso, Auburn, Neb
J. 121. Oi'otliei'
in tho
MRS. HILL BUILDING
Shoe Pairing
Harness Repairing
Hand Made Harness a Specialty
KNAPP & SON
Proprietor of the
Livary& Feed Stable
NEMAHA,' NBBR.
Gcod Dray in connection with!Livery
Satisfaction guaranteed.
A. G. WARREN
Painter, Paper Hanger
Decorator
I linvoall tlio intnst iIchIudh In Wnll Pnnor
nnil can furnlHli vou anv stylo or nuutUltv
you want. Prices from lOo por roll up. Work
yuaranuuMi,
Phono me at control ofllce or write
NEMAHA - - NEBRASKA
WM.'CAMPltELL, Pres.
ELMER E.
BANK OF NEMAHA
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
C nplUl Stock, $5,000
How's this?
Wc oiler One llundied-Hollars Howard Tor
ntiy eue of (.iitiirrh Hint cannot no cured by
JIhII'n Catiti rh Curr.
K. .1. CI I UN KY A CO., Toledo, O.
V. the undersigned, hnve known l .1.
Cheney for the lust IfiyeHfH, and believe, him
perfectly hnnnriible In nil business Uiiiihui
llnnsiuid tlimnehtliy ut le to curry out. any
lillHiUloi.e iimi. 'v his llrm.
WAI.I) "vlSNAN A MARVIN,
Wholes '-ui,'KlNt8, Toledo, )
Hull's Catarrh Cnt. 1 titken Intcinnllv,
tiding directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of I ho system, Testimonials sent
ee. Price "6 cents per bottle. Hold by all
Take IItII'k KnnillyPllls for cmut Mono
Some good books lit the )ostolllco
book store: Cull of the Wild. The
Viiginitm, The Celebrity, The Wings
of tho Morning, Tho Gentleman trotn
milium, David Haruni. The Right of
Way, The Choir Invisible, Mrs. Wiis
of tho Cabbage Patch, Lovoy M.iry
Sandy, The Light of the World, Tlu
Mississippi Hubble.
We will send The Advertiser and
Plie Nebraska Farmer both one year
for only 81.35. The Farmer Is one of
ho best farming turners nublishetl .
eaveyour subscription atthis ouioe.
A Lucky Postmlstross
is Mrs. Alexander, of Oaiy. Me., who
has found Dr. King'n New Life Pills to
bo the best remedy she over tried tor
keeping the Stomach, Liver and
iowelB in perfect ordo. You'll auro
with her if vou try these painless
purifiers that infuao now life Giutrans
teed by W W. Keeling, druggist.
?t ice '25c.
W. W. FRAZIER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Nemaha, N ebr
AH calls promptly attended
Phone 28
STEVENS
RIFLES
Kncounga boji to an active, rolllckluf, out-of-door life
In liclil mill forct, comlu
y r clvo to health and affordlti
J,A i'-'A a practical acquaintance
.' . r lit. V...... lihVn. l,.h
, plete. ncililei the practice
'f of thootlng Induce ateadl.
ncn, lciiDfirauon,
accuracy ; valuable
0' qualities In any
.T butljeil if life.
No. 1(, Open glghtt,
! Calllirei
(Jet a STEVE?-and
bang aifaj.
ir your dealer don't
keep
Stevens Rifles
don't accept aome m
other gun or que- a,
tlonablo accuracy. A
We'll aell you
dlrcctj cath with v
order, eipresi
prepaid.
Send ttamp fori SI
page catalogue.
J. BTKVENB AllMS A TOOL CO.,
Chlropec Fall", Man.
Hox
Notice for Hoaring Claims
In tlio muttor or tho eatnto of HessloOeolI
deceased.
iNotlce Is hereby Klven that tho court lias
inatle nn order liiiiltlni; tho timo for eiedlt
ors to Ulo elalniH apultist aald deoeased to hIx
months from tho mil day ol April. 1900 mid
that April i!.ri, May '21 mid October iti,
100(3, at 10 o'clock u. ni. of each day, at
the olllco or tho couuty Judi; f Kemaliii
county, Nohnihi. , In Aubuin.NebrasUa, lias
bien tlxed by tno court as tho tunes and
i!aee when and wheroall penons who hnvo
claims and deiimiidH ni?aliiHt said decephed
can havo Mm same examined, adjusted and
allowed, ami all claims not presented b tlio
last mentioned dato will bo torevor barred,
by an order of tho court.
Dateu March lit, ItHlrt.
JSkai. .1. c. McUARTY, County .Iiulgo
STULL & HAWXBY
ATTORNEYS
I.AAV, UK. A I. KSTATK, COI.r.KCTIOXS
Olllces over Poslonioe Building, at
Kranlc Neal's old Htand,
AUHURN
NEBRASKA
PETER KERKER.
Dealer ln
IligliCHt market price paid for XlidcB,
Lard, Tullow. etc,
V. K. ALLI5N. Vlce-l'rcn.
ALLEN, Cnshler.
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