VOLUME L
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1906
NUMBER 49
Wo bad onotbor rain Monday night.
Bicycle supplies at Kcoling's. Bl-
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A NICE LINE OP
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
consisting of Eolionnes, Porsisu Lawns, Ombre
Taffeta, Silk Zephyrs, Toilo du Nords, etc.
cyclesrepalred.
iWARM WEATHER
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Elmer E. Alien got a now rubber
tired road wagon n few days ogo.
I at Haixci
Goo. S. Christy of Johnson was a
Nemaha visitor Monday evening.
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PRETTY HOSIERY
For Men, Women and Children
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The newest Tinsel and Wash Belts
Fans, Parasols, Gloves, Collars and Ribqons
Highest Market Price paid for Produce
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Dr. II. L Feistner, veterinary surs
geon. Phone 338, Auburn. Nebr.
W. 11. Lemon, the owner of the St.
Doroiu cable ferry bus again taken
cburge of tho ferry and will again cross
tbe public without danger or delay.
Dr Bourne (Its glasses. So, Auburn.
Tbe Beat rice Creamery Co. will pay
25 cents per pound of butter fat for
baud separator cream, delivered in Ne
maha, Separators sold on easy termB
It; E. BuoiiKtt, Agent.
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next week.
HILL BROS.,
BSUCGISTS
INernaha,
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Rev. J. W. Sapp preaches at Sbubort
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Elmer E. Kurabaugli is crippled
with rboumatism in his foot and anklo
Dtlph Farmer of Lincoln visited his
cousin, Miss Ncra Aynes, from Friday
until Monday.
Mrs. II, M. Sherwood and Miss Ethel
went to ShubortlMonday evening to
visit friends for U'few days.
The hardest rain this season fell
Friday afternoon of last week. It wet
up the ground in good shape.
Miss Stella Washburn was sick one
day this week and her aister, Miss
Bessio Washburn, taught in her place.
Noah Colerick and family, who have
been living at Alliance, Nebr.. for
several yeurs, returned to Nemalia
Monday.
Perry Rowen came down from Lin
coin Monday. Ho returned to Lincoln
Thursday and will probably start for
Wyoming today.
Mrs. W. W. Keeliug went to Omaha
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Culver, and attend the grand lodge of
the Eastern Star.
John M. Clark shipped a car loud of
postB to hiB brother, James II. C.'ark,
at Smith Center, KansaB, this week.
Most of them were hedge posts.
A number of our furmers havo boon
getting SI 50 to S2.50 per day for eggs
this spring. It pays to raise chickens
at the present high prices for eggs.
High bred barred Plymouth Rock
eggs. 50c per 15 or 1.00 for 00 eggs.
Finest stock in stute,
W. W. Likmiaut.
Hill Bros., druggists, are getting in
their new stock of drugs aud sundries
and it will be but a short time now
until Nemaha will again havo a first
class drug store.
Myra Mi nick, daughter of Oscar L.
Mlnick, came to Nemaha Sunday to
attend school the remuinder of the
year. She is staying at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Elmer E. Allen.
Von Farson went to Sbubert last
Snnday and started in to catch in a
bull game but soon caught a bull on bis
right thumb that bursted it in one
place, bo ho is laying off from work
tor a few duys until it gets to feeling
better.
Fred Hoover thinks bo is afllicted
worse than Job. Ho has a carbuncle
on tbe back of his neck, an abBcess on
one hip, tho toothache, and a few duys
ago be cut the end off of one of his
forefingers. Ho is wondering what
will striko bim next.
Notice
The Hoover pastures are now ready
for stock. Parlies in town having
cows they desire pastured will please
call at tbe bank, pay for pasturago, and
then turn cows in.
F. L. Woodward.
Next Sunday is tho third quarterly
meeting of tbe Methodist ahurch.
Services will be held at Brownville in
tho forenoon. Dr. Geo. I. Wright,
presiding elder, will be present and
preach. Quarterly conference will bo
held at Brownville at 8 o'clock Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson, who
havo been visiting in California for
several months, returned homo;Moni
day. It ! said that Uncle John was
so glad to get home that ho kissed
every woman on the depot platform.
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We are prepared for it with
fine line of New and
UjvKvdate Goods
Paris Chiffon, blue and black
Batistes, blue, pink, blue and white, black
and white
Ombrenel, flowered and figured
Dotted Swiss
Silk Tissues, plain and figured
White Goods, all kinds
For Saturday
Crackers, by the box, while they last,
per lb., 5 cents. Not more than
one box to a customer
JUO. W. RITCHEY
Phone 20
NEMAHA, NEBR.
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Miss Minnie May's health has boon
poor for some timo and thought recent
ly she would have to quit tho millinery
business. But on Monday Miss Oru
Morgan of Watson, Mo , came to
Nemaha and will assist in ths work,
und Miss May now thinks sho nun go
ahead with the business, Miss Morgan
is a niece of J. H. Vandorslice. She
will probably remain hero for a month.
J. II. Seid got kicked by a horse
Thursday night of luBt week and for
awhile it was thought ho was very
soriouBly injured, but fortunately be
was not so badly hurt as was feared at
Qrst. He wus kicked by one norse and
knocked in tho next stall where
another ono kicked at him but fortus
nately did not strike bim, He was
very sick at tho stomach for uwhilo
but is gradually getting better. What
made Henry feel the worst was that
ho had to miss the Odd Fellow's
supper.
Did you see those dollar watchos at
Keellng's? They're all right.
Tho village trustees haye had a large
number of trees cut out of the park.
They woro entirely too thick, as thoy
are getting quite large, and on that
account are killing the grass.
Judge McCarty has appointed F. L.
Woodward administrator of tho estate
of Mrs. 3. 0. Cummings, deceased.
This action was taken at the request of
Mrs. Israel Landis, Mis. Cummings'
daughter, who lives in Silver Lake,
Ind.
Charley Burns came in from Beatrice
Monday afternoon and tho next day
went to the fruit farm near ShuberC
which bo has rented with his father.
His lutber, J. M. Burns, drove up after
him. They have an elghty-ucre farm
over half of which is au apple orchard.
There is a fine prospect for a big crop
this year.
THE STORE FOR BARGAINS
has new
Spring & Summer Millinery
You aro cordially invited to call and soo our new styles.
You will bo pleased with goods and prices.
And the women wero so glad to soo
IWCIftS. THEO.
him that not one of them objected.