Nebraska Advertiser
Mmmnan
V. L. Woodward
ity Thursday.
Woodward & Allen aro having tho
opora Iioiibo painted. Fred .Scabury Is
doing tlio work. It is to bo a cream
went to Kanann I color, tlio sumo Hliado a8 Mr. Allen's
llOUHO.
Blcjolo supplies at Reeling's,
ryclosropairud,
l)i
County Cotninibaionors Ord and
Cutninings woro in Nomuliu Thuraday
aftornoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Omor Hall, son of
Mart Hall of Auburn, viBitod relatives
near Notnalia Wednesday.
Sco It. E. Uuchor for tlio Qucon
incubator and broodur. Tho prlcoB aro
right.
Tlio llvo-yoar-old Hon of 0. W.Rowen
living on tho StokeB farm southwest oi
Nemaha, had the misfortune to broak
ilia right arm Thursday forenoon, lib
was climbing a pole and fell, breaking
both bones in the lower third of Ills
forearm. Dr. Fra.lor was called and
reduced tho frncturo.
Mrs. C. E. Qitthona and
aro vloltmg Mrs. Uitthon's
Mrs. Kate Thompson.
children
mother,
Mrs, N. B. Scrivoner went to Au
burn Tuesday to visit her grand-
daughter, Miss Alma O'Harra.
Elmer Elliott, representing tho Au
burn Muslo and Jewelry Co., was a
pleasant cal.'or Thursday afternoon.
0. E. Evans has boon appointed
postmaster at Shubert in placoof M.
JI. Taylor, resigned. He takes posbcs
siou July 1.
Miss Lizzie Hawxby, who haa been
teaching aohool at York, Nebr., re
turned homo Wednesday, where alio
will spend nor aummor vacation.
Miss Lulu Hickey, who taught tho
Champion school the past year, has
boon elected teacher of the sixth grade
of the Antiocb school at Auburn.
Tbore will be an unveiling of a monH
umentattbe Prairie Union cemetery
Sunday afternoon by the W. O. W.
lodgo and Nemaha lodge baa been in
vited to attend.
Olaudo Maxwell, Holla Morton,
Willio Korkor and Frank AyneB bled
themselves to the Nishna Thursday
morning to Abu for croppies and flgbt
xnoaqultees a few days.
The Beatrice Creamery Go. will pay
10 ceolf per pound of butter fat for
liand separator cream, delivered in Ne
raaha. Separators sold on oaay terms.
R. E. BuoiiKit, Agent.
Jimmy O'Harra, who has been at
Boatrico for some time, camo in to
Nemaha last Saturday. Jimmy says
he is going to join the U. S. navy,
going to San Francisco in a fow days.
Elmer E. Allen, who wont to Kanb
aaa City Monday night, and W. W.
Sanders, who wont to Omaha Tuesday
to attend fio postmastors' convention,
both Returned homo Thuraday fores
noon.
Dr. F. E. (Jalthor camo In to Nemaha
on tno afternoon train Thursday and
is vlHltinir his numerous frlenda for a
few days. Tho doctor graduated from
tho Omaha Creighton Medical col logo
about three weeks ago. Ho talks of
locating at Uagan, Nebr., but is not
certain yet whore ho will stop.
J. 0. Killarnoy, of tho Auburn
Tolephono Co., was in Notnalia Thtirss
day talking to our pooplo regarding
tolophono business. Ho came down
on account of tho efforts of tho Bell
telephone company to have tho farm
ers and businesB men organizo a soi
called "farmor's" exchange to connect
with tho Boll company.
W. 0. Hoag and J. 0. Tageler of
Omaha aro in Nemaha thla week
promoting a farmer's and merchant's
telenhono to connect with tho Bell
tolephono at Nemaha. They aro
having good buccobb and it won't bo
long until farmors can talk to Lincoln,
Omaha, Chicago and moat any old
place from their own homo.
The populist state central committee
bold a mooting at Lincoln Tuesday to
decido about calling a convention. It
was decided to call the convention for
AuguBtl5, at Lincoln tho samo time
and placo as tho democratic convens
tion. Of course tho remnant of the
onco powerful populist party will fuse
with tho democrats. Borgo was the
favorite candidate for governor, but
It is probablo tho democrats will insist
on having tho governor this timo.
Nemaha county was not represented
in tho conference. Only 21 out of 00
countlea woro represented.
Y. P. S. 0 K, H'indn, Juno 17
Subject "The Glorified Life." John
17 1-10; 22 21
DiHuussions on subject as follows.
Moses sons glory, I5x 21 15 18 Anna
Knapp.
Solomon's vision of glory, 2 Chron 7
1 -!J Belle Dressier.
Elijah's glorification, 2 Kings 2 1-12'
-Will Smlloy.
The glory of tho church, lsa GO 1 0
Mrs, Burns.
A foretaste of glory, Matt 17 1-8
Alice Peabody.
Tho glorified Christ, Bev 5 1-M
Grace Peabody.
What comes before glorification, in
Jesus' life and ours? J. 1. Dressier.
To what extent are wo glorilied?
Nora Aynes.
How does tho glory God gives differ
from tho world's? Hollo Barker.
Name ways In which wo may gain
true glory Minnie May.
DIPSOMANIAS LAW VALID
That tho dipsomaniac law is consti
tutional iu tlio main is tho decision of
tho court 'in the application of John
Schwarting for a writ of habeas com
pus. The court decides that tho law
ie pari materia of other laws providing
for tho detention, care and discharge
of persons committed to tho hospital
for the insane and must bo construed
NEW KURIL ROUTE EEGULATIONS
Tlio postollicp department has iwent-
ly issued the following orders regard's
ing mail mutter on rural ronton:
On and after July 1, moo. patrons of
the rural delivery set vice will be res
quired to display signals on their
boxes when they leave mail in them
for carriers to yollect. as, afti r that
date, carriers, when serving their
routes, will not tie requited to open
and examine any mail boxes ox-cunt
those to which they have mall to
deliver and those on which sigralB ore
displayed to indicate there is mail for
cairiers to collect.
provided with signals must attach
thereto some device which, when disi
played, will plainly show passing
carriers there is mall to be collected
It is not necessary that such dovice
shall bo either complicated or costly; a
very simple arrangement will answer
the purpose.
Carriers must lower (ho Bignals on
boxes after making collection, pro
vided no mall is left therein; and must
display tho signals when they deposit
mail for patrons unless the patrons
huvo made request to tho contrary.
Notioo lor Hoanng Claims
iiiity (mi.h, ,f N.-mnhu 'otintj ,
Cnin-
Writo for catalogue D,
BROWN'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Geo. W. Brown, Jr.. Prop.
1610 0 street Lincoln. Nebr.
PETER KEHKER.
The annual mooting of tho school
district will bo held ut tho school houso
Monday, Juno 28, at 8 o'clock p. m.
for tho purpoeo of electing two moms
borsof tho school board and auch other
buBluoss as may come beforo tho moots
inc.
Potor Kerker, who has been suffering
from rheumatism for boeqo time, is
feeling better both pyhalcally and
mentally. If there is anything that
will make a man feel grouchy and
peBslmiBtio it la to have the rbeu
mutism.
J. C. JKillarney of Auburn was in
Nemaha wedneaday evening In bis
new automobile which is surely a One
one, He gave some of the boys a spin
around town which was greatly en
joyed. Bart Howe was the driver for
Mr. Klllarney.
Laura, the eight year old daughter
of 11. 0. Morton, while picking cberrlet
Wednesday morning, foil from the
tree and broke both bones in her fore
arm just above the wrist. Dr. Kay
reduced tho fracture and reports the
little girl as resting easy.
Auburn, Nob., Juno 11. Bon Bur
ress and Henry Hobson aro both quar
antined at their homes on account of
smallpox. Mr. Burross was talking to
a number of men Saturday afternoon
and wus broken out with the disease,
ajd it Ib probable that a number were
infected.
The live Commercial Club of Omaha
Ib planning anothor trado excursion
from June 20 to 22. Thoy will be In
Nemaha on tho 22nd. These excun
slons have boon quito successful in tho
matter of extending the acquaintance
of tho wholesale merchants of Omaha.
Tho Club declares It is not tho intention
to solicit orders on these excursions,
but merely to extend acquaintance and
niako now friends. It mokes a mer
chant feel better if ho has a personal
acquaintance with tho man ho is doal
Ing with. Omaha Ib growing rapidly
and is surely becoming tho Market
Town of this territory.
Representatives of tho Bell telephone
company have boon In Nemaha for a
week or bo, endeavoring to got our
pooplo to organize a local company.
As we understand it, tho plan of the
Bell company Ib for the local company
to buy wire, poles, switchboard, oto.
The Bell transmitter will bo used and
the local exchange will connect with
the Bell or Nebraska telephone lines
and no others. If Bell local exchanges
are put in at neighboring towim these
locals oould connect and talk without
toll. Tho Bell cannot now put in a
local exebauge at Auburn as the
Auburn Telephone Co. have an ex
clusive franchise there. Our people
who go into tho Bell local are asked
to pay in 925 each to pay expenses of
putting in tho exchange.
'
Mayor Knapp recelvod tho following
letter from the Commercial Club of
Omaha Tuesday:
To tho Honorablo Mayor,
A special train containing n party of
about 125 business men of Omaha and
South Omaha and Buster's band of
Omaha will bo at Nemaha, Nobr., on
June 22nd at 12:55 p. m. and remain
for dinner. Tho purpose of sending
out this train Ib to moot In a social and
friendly way nil of your business peoplo
and wo will appreciate It very much if
you will announce to them through
your local papor, or otherwise, the dato
and time of our visit.
Yours very truly,
Wr. L. Yettek, Chairman,
Trado Extension Committee.
Everybody como ns there will prob
ably bo a good game of ball at tho ball
STENOGRAPHERS
Earn moro money than teachers and
.v.,lnn,nnt 111 1. .. Int... .1 n.
In connection therewith. That part of - ' 3 Z"r UJ
4 1. I. .L1.I. I .J t II I ' , . . w . " - . w .
dipsomaniacs, requiring thorn to re
fraln from the use of liquor and to keep
out of the company of drinkers waa de
clared unronstitutional. Judgo Letton
wroto tho decioion.
The dcclaion states that tho law is
an exercise of the paternal care of the
state, deslgued for the benefit of those
persons whoso mental fibre has become
60 weakened by the excessive uso of
intoxicants aud narcotics that they are
unable to rofraln from an undue Indul
gence in the same and in whom tho
cruving has bocoma so intense as to bo
in the nature of u mental infirmity.
"The law is not enacted to punish
crlmo and is by no means penal in its
nnt.nrn. Whpn t.hn illriqnmnnUn In rn.
leased, he otanda on an equality with UK. JM.. AJN JJJxJUi W b
all other citizens. In so far as the
provisions of section 7 provide for the
restraint of persons who have been
cured, they are in conflict with the
couatitution aud must fall."
The application of Johu Schwarting
for r writ of habeas corpus is denied.
State Journal.
Bonier In
Highest market price paid for Hides,
Lard, Tallow, etc,
Medical and Surgical
Diseases of Women
Stella
- Nebraska
Best photos in southeastern Nebr
at Crlloy'fl. So. Auburn.
Doath From Lockjaw
novor follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. Its anti
septic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, in or
chant, of Rensselaersville, N, Y.,
writes: "It cured Seth Burch, of this
placo, of the ugliest soro on his neck I
over saw." Cures Cuts, Wounds,
Burns and Sores,
drug store,
Th.rt art nior. McCall Pattern sold In the UnilW
Li thin of any oth.r mike of ptllcriu. This U on
account of their Uyle, acturacy and ilmpliclty,
McCnU'a Mnlne(The Queen of FihIon)hi
mere lubicrlberi thin any other I.idlit' Mifiilk.. On
ytir'a eubictlpllon (u number.) coin SO cent. Lateit
number, 5 canta. Every .ut.crib.rf.eU a McCall Pat
tern Free. Subacrlbe taday.
5C at Hill Bros 'i LrAnUWil. HanIime premium. r
annul xhuu n,t;,h eommliiUn. f itt.m C.t.lof .( of o. d..
Ifni) and rrtmlum Catalogue (.kewinf 44 premium.)
at fret. Aadiei THE McCALL CO., N.w V.rk.
.1) (
Nl'lmi.kii:
It) tho mailer oflhc ICMnl iif Hnsim
milium. ilccfitHPd.
Nnt'oo Is lrtliv kIvpii M.n! tliH Court lin
made mi order limiting tin. uh 0r ttrptllf
ltorn to (He cIiiIihn iiKHliift mild (f('ettMi t
nix months ft (ill) tho 20th !hj ,x .hinc, f);
nnl Hint .HidpW, Soi'tniiilicr.'if) mill lit oftnbor
W, ItKHl, nt Inn o'clock i. in. of riioh day ut
tho ollli-n of tlio comity Judge of Nt-tunlm'
county, NVbniMkn, In Auhnm, Scbmnka.
Iiiih bcPii llxcil ly tno con it n the Himch und
pliice when unit where nil iicihoiih wnoluivc
dnlD'H nml dctnaiidi niiiiliihl . id ileccnscil
cut) biivc ti e Hi) ino oxiunlncil, ndjiutcd olid
allowed, and nil datum not pic(iilct by tho
lust mentioned dnte will be lorcver btirrtd, bv
on order ol the court.
Dnlcd Muy 90, 1!KX.
Skai,J .1. a. AIuCAUTY, County Jii(lc.
To .lorcmlali llerzoll:
Yon nro hereby notified t tint on flio Olli
day of Juno A. b lOufl, Annii Hcrzoll tiled
11 petition HBiiliiHt you In the dldM t court
of Ncnmbii county, Nebr Moi, tho object nod
jirnycrof which In to obtnln ndlvoico ironi
you on tho ground that you have wlllluliv
dcscrtcl nnd wantonly fulled nod reftiHui
to support her nnd her threo lnlnnt uhll
dren, tho Ihhuo of Hdld inurrliiRc, and to ol
tnln thocaro, custody und educntlon of snld
children, you are requited to answer MUd
petition on or beforo Monday, tho ICth dny
of July, A. t)., lfjOfi.
ANNA TIKIt.UIiL, plnllitlir,
IlyStull & Huwxby, her nttorncys.
Wall Paper
and Painting
Season
at Hand
We have on hand a largo as
sortment of Wall Paper at from
7 to 25 cents per double roll.
Headquarters for
Sherwin-Williams Cel
ebrated House and
Family Paints
Oils, Varnisher, Stains, etc.,
always on hand.
Give us a trial.
W E. KEELING
BRICK BRICK
First class Building Brick for
Btilo ut tho
Nemaha Brick Kilns
Call , and see them f nud got
pricea. Quality guaranteed
JOSEPH M. WEST
NEMAHA, NEBR.
Sfclc Watches
Every Jeweler can't repair a sick
watch. lie may patch it up but he
must be a skilled mechanic to effect a
permanent cure, we find lots of I
watches that havo been in the botchers
bands that have not been properly
cieanea or repaired, we nave a very
positivo way to toll whether a repaired
watch will glvoyou satisfaction, and
that Is to run it and time it ournelvea
until wo know wo can guarantee it.
Bring in your watches, clocks, jew
elry and spectacles and we will promise
you first class work, no delay and
moderate prices.
Auburn Music & Jewelry Co.
West of Court House, Auburn Neb.
A. GL WARREN
Painter, Paper Hanger
Decorator
I havo nil tho latest designs in Wall Papor,
uuuciiii iiiiiumi ynu liny myio or quiltltlt
jui wiiiii. 1 ricua Irani iv
guaranteed,
J Complete Stock, of
LUMBER k
1
n
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
Is found tat Edwards & Bradford
Lumber Co. Prices are rigHt.
Mario Woodward was bitten by
Frunk Titus's rat terrier Thursday.
Mario aud Juno Titus wore playing
with tho dog and undertook to whip
liar jltirfnrv Mm ntnn tu linn flia Aen
1 mi 1 1 k 1.1 Vrk iu tho afternoon of that day.
Mario. Tho bite is not very bad and v v.
It is thought will not result in anyi Did you see tboBe dollar watches
thing serious. I Keollng'a ? Thoy'ro oil right.
Oo per roll up. Work
T?hono mo at control ofllce or write
NEMAHA - NEBRASKA
at
W. . Banders
Justice of the Peace
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real Estate and
Insurance Agent
IBANK OF
NEMAHA
Nem aha, Nebr.
Capital, $5,000
WM. CAMPBELL, Via. F. K. ALLEN, Vice. Pres.
ELMER R. ALLEN, CaBhler FRANK TITUS, Ass't Cash
DEPOSITORY BANKS
Hanover Nat'l, New York
First Nat'l, Auburn, Nobr.
Omaha Nat'l
Neb. City Nat'l
We have every facility for haudling accounts
appreciate them, and give our personnl atten
tion to the Interests of our depositors.
