VOLUME L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1006
DUMBER 47
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SUNFLOWER SHOES
The Kind. that Make Your Feet Glad
A fine line of
Men's Hats, Shirts and
DAINTY RIBBONS, LACES and TURNOVERS
! Note the qualities and. prices
Cash Register Checks
purcnuso
fin.vn fhrm tJmv
$ Look over tho list
?A firm linfi of Heinz's
Salad Dressing, in bulk and bottled, justj
received 1
ARLE GILBERT
PHONE
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Local News
Victor flour at Gilbert,'
Dr Bourne llta glasses. So. Auburn.
See Seid for the best talking machine
made.
Call at the postotlice book store
bibles.
for
Charley Smiley of Shubert visited
his parentB Sunday.
Vest pocket dictionaries at the
postotlice book store.
Best photos in southeastern Nobr.
at Criley's. So. Auburn.
II. T. Minick went to Dunbar Sutur-.
day to visit his son, John Minick.
Eli M. Knapp, living near Stella,
was a Nemaha visitor Wednesday
We had a heavy frost Sunday morns
ins, and standing water had ice on it.
See It. E. Bucher
incubator and brooder,
right.
for the Queen
Tho prices are
Miss Grace Peabody is helping in
'Earle Gilbert's store Saturday after
noons. A. G. Warren moved in Mrs. Theo
iH ill's house, south of the lumber jard.
Thursday.
Ned Crother, who bus been at Alma,
Nebr., the past winter, returned home
Saturday,
A good stock of roeoids on hand at
all times. See W. 13. Seid, at Edwards
& Bradford.
Our merchants paid 13 cetrs for ones
Saturday while neighboring towns paid
only 11 and 12,
Mr, and Mrs. Lou Morris came in
from Auburn Saturday aud visited
friends over Sunday.
Mrs Theo. Hill is now
house in the back rooms
millinery establishment.
keeping
of. her
Miss Blanch Williams came up from
Shubert Tuesday to visit her grand
mother, Mrs J.A.Titus.
James M- Burns moved to Richards
son county Wednesday, on tho Will
Willing farm near Shubert.
Cyrus Minick wont to Syracuse last
Friday morning to visit relatives! rei
turning Wednesday evening.
Leslie W. Woodward came up from
Kansas City Thursday and visited his
parents and friends until Saturday.
With every 5 cent box of carpet
tacks, u beautiful picture is given free
at Edwards & Bradford Lbr .Co.
Ties
ffivon
with
every J
n,vr irnnrl for finn nromin nis.
Pickles. Olives and
NEMAHA, NEB
Hard coal and soft coal several
grades various prices for pale by the
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Ned Maxwell started for Mystic,
South Dakota, Wodnesday. to go to
work for the Auburn Gold Mining Co
It now looks like there would be a
big crop of all kinds of fruit and the
prospuct for all kinds of crops is good.
Mrs. Frank Giilesple of Trenton
Mo, arrlvel'Mn'Nemaiia last weeTTon a
visit to Mrs. John
friends.
Hawxby and other
Our merchants have been paying 13
cents per dozen for eggs all this week.
In Auburn and other towns they pay
only 12 cents.
The show cases and other fixtures
for the new drug stoie are arriving but
it will be several days before the store
is ready for business.
We learn that Mr. and Mrs, John
Watson will leave California for
Nemaha next week. Mrs. Sinn Morri?
will remain in California.
Elmer E. Alleii went to Kansas
City Monday night with n shipment
of cattle and hogs sent by his father
F. E. Allen, from Bracken:
Delbert Webb, who has been attnnd
ing the Uncolii business college, hat
been sick with measles for several
days, but is getting better
The road supervisor got a crowd of
men Monday and had enough woik
done on the bt. Deroin nunows to
make the road passable again.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stevens came in
from Johnson Saturday and visited
Mr. and Mrs; John E. Crother and
other relatives until Mondav.
Alva Maxwell started for tho Un
compahgre valley In Colorado Tuesday
to look at the land. lie will possibly
locate there if he likes tho country.
Mr. Murphy of Humboldt returned
homo Monday after a few day's visit
with his daughters, Mrs W. E. Seid
and Miss Mildred Murphy aud friends.
Stoves hard coal stoves soft coal
stoves wood stoves heating stoves
cook stoves ranges all kind of stovos
for sale by tho Edward & Bradford
Lumber Co.
Walters, Maxwell started for west
ern Kansas Monday to see some parties
about some Colorado land which ho is
talking of buying. He returned Thurs
day afternoon.
We have a big assortment of furuls
turo that we are selling at reasonable
prices. Special prices made for
housekeeping outfits, Try us.
Edwards & Brudford Lbr. Co.
Tho famous Victor talking tniichino
for sale by W. E. Seid, at Edwards
it Brad fold.
Just received a complete stock of
harness poods.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co,
V. II, Lemon, the ownor of tho St.
Doroin cable ferry has again taken
charge of the ferry and will again cross
the public without danger or delay,
Call at the postotlice aud soo the
Herald county map. The map and
the Auburn Herald ono year for S2
Subscriptions received at tho postofllco.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Sanders went
to Peru Friday afternoon to attend the
meeting of the teacher's association
Saturday. Thoy returned homo Satur
day evening.
A. E. Miller, another relief agent, is
now in chargo of the B. & M. station
at Nemaha. He relieved John B.
MoNew Tuesday evening, Mr. McNew
desired n lay-off.
Tho examination for carriers on the
Nemaha rural free delivery routes will
be held at Auburn tomorrow before
Postmaster Freeman. There are threo
or four applicants.
It. E. Bucher was quite sick for
several days with inflammation of the
bowels but is now feeling almojt well
again, though yet weak irom the
effects of the sickness,
The Beatrice Creamery Co. will pay
zo cents per pound ol nutter lat for
hand separator cream, delivered in Ne
malm. Separators sold on easy tortus
R. E. BuoiiEU, Agent.
John Shadley of Auburn died Wed
nesday uflur several months' sud'ering
from dropsy of tho heart. The de
ceased was a brothor of Mrs. W. T.
Rnsswll andt brother-in-law of Joe
Bunger.
A. L. P. Thompson and family, who
were quarantined for threo weeks on
account of their little grandson having
smallpox at their house, were released
last Sunday, aud feel like thoy had got
out of jail.
.Dort Stokes came in from Beatrice
last Friday, stopping at Howe and
visiting his parents until tho nexi
afternoon when ho came to Nemaha to
see his friends He went back to
Beatrice Monday.
H. C M. Burgess of Lincoln, form
erly chairman of the republican state
central committee, was a pleasant
caller Saturday Ho was in Nemaha
in the interest of tho National fire
insurance company of Omaha.
Notice
Notice is hereby given that horses
and cattle mu&t not be lariated on the
streets, of Nemaha. Parties doing this
will be prosecuted.
By order of the board of trustees.
Our merchants pay the highest price
possible for batter, eggs and produce
of all kinds, and toll goods at lowest
prices. Tney have good stocks of new
goods and are all doing a good business
Thev deserve the patronage of tho
faimers and are getting it.
Harry Kimmol came back to Nemahu
Wednesday evening. He was taken
sick in Kansas and had to quit the
troupe he was with. He then went to
Shenandoah, Iowa, and put on a home
talent show and then cameto Nsmaha
He is not well yet but is some better.
Picture Frames
The Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Co. have received a good lino of picture
moulding and are now prepared to
make picture framas of any size. Take
your pictures thero and havo them
framed.
T. J. Cummings of Crab Orchard
was snaking nanus witn ins many
friends In Nomaha Wednesday after
noon nnd Thursday forenoon. Jeff
came in to get some trees and shrub
bory from tho Titus NurBory. Ho says
ho has turned his farm over to his son
and now lives in town and la taking
his ease.
1JUST RECEIVED
a full
r-
For Ladies and Children in the latest
styles of Leather and Canvas
White Canvas Slippers will be in de
mand for Summer Wear. See onr
line.
J1TO. W.
Phone 20
Handmade harness in stock at
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Tf you want a good fountain pen buy
tiie Eagle Flash self filling pen at the
postoflice only SI .50 guaranteed.
If In need of furniture do not fall to
Eu wards & Bradford Lbr Co.
C. L. Eaton, superintendent of the
McCook division of the liurlington
railroad, arrived in Llncolu yesterday.
While here ho tendered his private ,
secretaryship to A, V. Walsh Tho j
appointment was accepted by Mr.
Walsh and ho will report for duty
today at Superintendent Eaton's heud
quarters at McCook State Journal,
A pr. 0.
A petition is being circulated and
generally signed asking our village
trustees to paua an ordinance requiring
owners of chickens in Nemaha to keep
them shut up from April 1st to October
1st. The man that makes garden
doesn't want to have it all dug up by
his neighbors' chickens, The ordinance
will probably the passed ut tho next
meeting of tho board.
Resignations seem to bo the order of
tho day on tho mail carrying business
in Nemahu. First Walter S. Mux
well resigned as carrier on rural route
No.Jtwo. Thou Thos. J. Rumbaugh
resigned as carrier on routo No. one.
On Wednesday Ell M. Kuapp.who has
hud the contract for several years of
carrying tho mall from tho post-olfico
to the depot, sent in his resignation.
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NEMAHA, NEBR.
C. F. Zook is getting- to be an expert
in putting in tho high priced gasoline
lighting systems. lie put in Earle
Gilbert's nnd tnis week has put In iha
same kind for Hill's drug store. Thera
is a big saving In price by getting the
work done at home and it is done just
as wol! as if an expert came hero from
the city.
All persons knowing themselves In
debted to mo will pleaso call in and
settle within the next week and oblige
Vory respectfully,
E. L. Paris.
A. G. WARREN
Painter, Paper Hanger
Decorator
1 hnvo nil tlio latest designs In Wnll Papor,
unci can nirnimi you uny myio or quantlt
you wuiu. rricos irum mu ior nm up. wo:
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