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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1906
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SUGAR!
Fruit Jars Fresh Stock Low
est Market Prices
Try our Sunflower flour, made at
Falls City
On Saturday at 3 p. m. we will sell any
article on the 10c counter for 6c. Other
specials will be on sale
Aatch For Our Jdi Next Week $
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NEMAHA, NEB
PHONE 42
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Mrs. J. H. Seid went to Lincoln
Monday.
" A "Gospel Van" was in town
Monday forenoon.
Chas. R. Stone left for Chicago
Friday of last week.
Eddie and Lena Maxwell were
'Atiburn visitors "Wednesday.
Leslie W- Woodward, wife and
baby returned to .Kansas City
Saturday.
Frank Gerlaw and Rob't I.
Smith were Nemaha visitors
Monday.
For Sale A second hand
wagon. Inquire of J. M. West
or Peter Kerker.
Mrs. Helen Matthews spent
Tuesday in Auburn, the guest of
Mrs. Herb Howe.
Harry Kimmel is now running
a hotel since the Park house has
gone out of business.
Will F. Sanders, who has been
at home for a week recruiting up
a little, returned to DeWitt
Tuesday.
W. W. Sanders went to Omaha
Tuesday to attend the post
masters' convention.
Clyde Roberts returned to
Kansas City Sunday after a two
weeks' visit at home.
Mrs. W. W. Seid went to Au
burn Monday to attend the
funeralVf Mrs. Ingham.
"Miss Ethel Sherwood went to
Stella last Friday to visit friends,
returning Monday evening.
Misses May Kerker and Anna
Knapp drove out to Auburn Mon
day afternoon, returning in the
evening.
Lost Friday night, an end
gate to new Mitchel wagon.
Finder please return to T. W.
Collin.
The Methodist and Christian
Sunday schools will have a picnic
in Volo valley, northeast of town,
today if it don't rain.
Mrs. Schurtzof Brownvilleand
her daughter, Mrs. D. E. Mcln
inch of St. Joe were guests of J.
W. Ritchey andlwife from Satur
day until Tuesday.
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DON'T FORGET
that wo carry a full line of
MACHINE OILS
also that wo are agents for tho
PATTON'S SUN PROOF PAINT
A five year weather guarantee with every gallon,
HILL BROS.,
DRUGGISTS
INemaha, : : Nelbreislca.
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J. I. Dressier has bought of E.
L. Paris the store building now
occupied by J. VV. Ritchey.
Elmer E. Allen went to Kansas
City Monday night with a ship
ment of cattle for his father F.
E. Allen of Bracken.
Mrs. Chester Sedoras returned
to Brownville Tuesday after a
few days' visit with her parents,
Rev. J. W. Sapp and wife.
Theodore and Bertie Hill came
up from Shubert Friday of last
week and visited their grand
mother until the next day.
Judging from the number of
young chickens being raised,
there will be no chicken famine
in this community for awhile.
Mrs. Ingham, mother of Mrs.
James L. Knight, died at her
home in South Auburn, last Sat
urday and was buried Monday.
Mrs. 0. E. Houtz and Mrs.
Sherwood drove over to Stella
Monday. Mrs. Houtz came back
the same day but her mother will
visit for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridge,
formerly well known citizens of
Peru, celebrated their golden
wedding June 18 at their home
near, Gresham, Oregon.
Mrs. Elmer E. Allen and
her mother, Mrs. E. A. Minick,
went to Syracuse, Nebr., Tues
day, to visit their sister and
daughter, Mrs. A. R. Titus.
We have been having cool
nights satisfactory to those who
like a good night's rest, but not
so pleasing to corn growers, who
want warm nights to push the
corn along.
Walter S. Maxwell, who has
been landlord of the Park hotel
for two or three years, has gone
out of business and has moved
into the Wheeldon house. The
hotel will be closed indefinitely.
A surprise party was given last
Friday night, by the young
people of the neighborhood, to
Miss Frances Hoover, daughter
of F. E. Hoover, on the occasion
of her eighteenth birthday. They
had a pleasant time.
Born-To the household of Will
Hacker and wife, Saturday, June
9, 1906, a son of the regulation
weight, and Will says of more
than the usual good looks ' 'looks
just like pa. ' ' As this is the first
boy, Will is feeling pretty proud.
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CLEARING SALE
Saturday, June 1G
we commence our
'June Clearing Sale"
We offer some very low prices
on seasonable goods
See large bills for special prices
we are making. See us for
others
J NO. W. HITCHET
Phone 20
NEMAHA, NEBR.
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The Sunday school at the
Cumberland Presbyterian brick
church northwest of Nemaha is
proving a success. The people
in the neighborhood are taking
great interest in it. The older
people are attending and there
is a large bible class and class of
young people. Elmer Zook is
superintendent.
The patrons of the Nemaha
cemetery are certainly pleased
with the present management.
For two weeks a notice was
published that on last Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock a meeting
would be held at the bank to
which all were invited. After
waiting until 3:30, only four were
present Elmer E. Allen, J. I.
Dressier, F. L. Woodward and
W. W. Sanders all members of
the board of directors. Little
business was transacted!.
The angels of this office want
it distinctly understood that they
are not responsible for the small
size of The Advertiser last week.
If the ready prints had come the
paper would have been the regu-
ar size and would have been out
on time, even if the editor was
away.
Telephone Notice
The stockholders of the Farm
ers and Merchants telephone ex
change are requested to meet in
Nemaha, Saturday, June 16th, at
2:30 p. m. to perfect organization
and elect officers and directors
for the ensuing year. All per
sons interested will please come.
Mrs. Stephen Cooper received
a telegram Saturday that her
mother, Mrs. Catherine Hinds of
Custer City, Oklahoma, was not
expected to live. She started
that night to see her. Steve
went with her as far as Kansas
City. They drove over to Stella
and took the M. P. train.
T An Alarming Situation '
rfequontly results from neglect of
clogged bowels nnd torpid liver, until
constipation becomes chronic. This
condition is unknown to tlioao who use
Dr. King's Now Life Pills; tho best
und gentlest regulators of Stomach and
Bowels. Guaranteed bv Hill Bros.
drugglata. Trlco 25.
A party was given Saturday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Roberts, in honor of
their son, Clyde Roberts, who
was home from Kansas City on
a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
thoroughly understand the art
of entertaining, and were helped
by Ole and Clyde and Misses
Pearl and Lockie, so of course all
present spent a delightful even
ing. The children's day exercises at
the Methodist church Sunday
night were the best ever given
in Nemaha. iThe sentiment of
the selections, especially those of
the regular program, were fine.
The title of the program was
"Comrades of the Cross." Every
one taking part had their part to
perfection. The singing and the
marching on and off the stage by
the little ones was excellent.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. McCandless
who had charge of the exercises
and trained the children, re
ceived great praise for the result
of their efforts.
Tho Omaha Commercial Club oxcurn
slon which will bo hero next Prldav
will bo accompanied by n band for
muBio and cowbells for noise. The
party has its own train, with Pullmans
for Bleeping and a bagcnge car for the
,'comraissary," whatover that means.
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