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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1906
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VOL. LI NO. 24
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CHINA
We now have on display the fin
est line of China erer brought to
Nemaha.
Before deciding on
HOLIDAY GIFTS
come in and see our line. We
can please you both in quality
and price.
See Our 10 Cent Special
FOR
Saturday, Nov. 17
in the north window.
EABXE GILBERT
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
II. Denny who has boon living
on Harry iioovcrs larm lor tno
past year moved back to town a
few days ago.
A goodly number of our citi
zens wont to Auburn Monday to
hoar Bryan, and many stayed
until night to listen to Sholdon
and Burkott.
Flossio Parker drove down
from Auburn' Wednesday with
hor father, Bon Parkor, and
visited her grandmothor, Mrs.
J. B. Bergor, until the noxt
afternoon.
Hon. Church Howe, U. S. con
sul at Montreal, Canada, is now
visiting in Auburn. Church looks
well and appears to bo enjoying
life. He expects to remain here
a month or longer.
Mi-s. THEO. HILL
Still baa a flue selection of
New and Desirable Millinery
Gall aoon for
Bargains in Hats, Ribbons,Notions
You will be pleased with gooda aud pricea.
See R. E. Bucher for best
soft coal. Car just received.
Buy your candy, books and
stationery at the postoffice book
store.
Miss Geneva West of Brown
ville visited Nemaha friends last
Saturday.
W. W. Scammon of Auburn
contributed $10 to the Methodist
parsonage fund.
Mrs. F. L. Woodward, who
has been very sick with inflam
matory rheumatism, is getting
much better.
A good corn husker is certainly '
reaping a harvest now, as our
farmers are paying 3 cents a
bushel and board.
Worth & Winterbottom of
Falls City are at work at the
poor farm putting in a hot water
heating apparatus.
Mrs, John Davies of Brownville
visited Mrs. Miles Knapp and
other Nemaha friends from Fri
day until Monday.
Farmers report that corn is
making from 40 to 75 bushels per
acre in this vicinity, and the
quality is first class.
Harry Rowen has been on the
sick list for several days. He
was taken with a hard chill and
has had fever since.
Senator Burkett and George
L. Sheldon, republican nominee
for governor, both made splendid
addresses at Auburn Monday
night.
Born to George Fisher and
wife of Aspinwall precinct, the
prettiest and sweetest little girl
anywhere we know she is be
cause George says so.
Walter Faris stepped off the
sidewalk Tuesday night and
twisted his ankle, so he has
joined the company of cripples.
Miss Lillian Neal is limping
around on account of getting hurt
while playing blackman with the
children. She will watch the
Dr Matthews
Dentist
will be at Nemaha
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Geo. Codington has been elect
ed cashier of the Nemaha County
bank at Auburn to succeed Will
Gaede, deceased, and is now ful
filling his duties in that position.
George is eminently qualified for
the position. His brother James
now has charge of the bus line.
reter Kerirer nas nau tne ice
house back of Ritchey's store
moved down to his place and will
use it for a barn. W. W. Seid
moved the barn with his engine.
Fred Crane had a buggy cush
ion taken from his buggy Tues
day night of last week. If any
one finds it or knows where it is
they will confer a favor by letting
him know of it.
The corn crop in this vicinity
is averaging from 40 to 75 bush
els per acre. If the weather
continues good a majority of the
farmers will have their corn all
cribbed next week.
I hereby give notice that I will
prosecute any one that will buy,
give or sell to Chas. C. Clark
intoxicating liquor of any kind
within the state of Nebraska.
His Wife.
G. E. N, Sanders of London
precinct had seven plates of
apples on exhibition at the
county fair, and got first pre
mium on six of thorn. And ho
didn't spray his trees either.
He had some fine apples, though.
W. R. Davis, living on the
Dressier farm, has decided to
try town life. He will move to
Auburn and run a feed yard on
Marshall Webb is certainly an
enthusiastic fisherman, but he
is liable to get in trouble with
the faithful, as ho was so taken
up with his favorite pursuit
Monday that he would not leave
his lines oven to see Colonel
Bryan, He had to distribute
some fish, though, in order to
square himself.
John H. Knapp and Harry
Stevens, who is working for him,
have been doing some big corn
shucking. Last week they gath
ered and cribbed 1230 bushels of
corn, and the field where the
corn was gathered was a mile
and a half from the crib. Each
day they left the field at from
2:45 to 3:30. John got in G30
bushels and Stevens 600. The
corn in that field went 57 bushels
per acre.
The W. W. W. Medicine Com
pany were here all last week and
did a good business. They con
ducted themselves as gentlemen,
paid their bills and are coming
back again in February or March.
They have contracted for the
opera house and made all other
arrangements for their return
date. Their show was high class
and clean and they conducted
their business in a straight and
legitimate manner.
is complete in all colors, figures
and qualities
We have a large stock of
XJ NDERWEAR
for Everybody
Oui- Gvoccry line
Is always full of good things to
Eat
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We have Pure Buckwheat Flour
J1TO. W. RITCHE?
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NEMAHA, NEBR.S
the south side, erecting a large
building near the court house
children play without taking part, square for that purpose, and will
i r awhile. also run a dray line.
William Jennings Bryan, the
"peerless" leader of the unter
rified, came past Nemaha Mon
day afternoon on a special train.
A small crowd was at the depot
to greet him but not a cheer
gladdened his heart. He said a
few word to urge the faithful to
take their medicine straight.
Mrs. Littrell pinned some flowers
on his bosom, the whistle blew,
Billy Keeling bade the eloquent
colonel farewell, and the special
moved on on its way to shed light
to a blinded populace. There
The Election in
Nemaha Precinct
The vote in Nemaha nrecinct
Tuesday was the smallest for
years, only 173 being cast. Of
these the republicans got an av
erage on the state ticket of 91
and a fraction, the f usionists 66
and a fraction and the prohibi
tionists 12 and a fraction. On
the county ticket the republicans
did not fare so well. Pollard lost
7 and Doyle gained 8 from above
average.
Raper for district judge gained 2
and Ashby lost 1. O'Connell and
Armstrong gained 1, Hillman lost
6, Phelan 1, Lawrence lost 5 and
Parker 17, while Quackenbush
gained 15 and Redmond 2. French
got his party vote and Lambert
2 more than his full vote. Hack
er lost 6 and Conner gained 10.
As the nominees of the repub
lican party tor road overseer
were not printed on the ballot,
the clerk at the primary having
failed to report them, all three
f usionists were elected: Charles
Stanley in district 32, Frank Col
lin in 33 and George Rhineshart
in 34.
Last year 198 votes were cast
in this precinct. Of this number
the republican average state vote
was 98. the fusion vote 76, and
the prohibition vote 9. The re
publicans lost 7, the f usionists 10
and the prohibitionists gained
according to this.
Quackenbush was the only f us-
ionist 'that carried the precinc
outside of precinct officers. Shel
don and Hopewell, candidates
for governor and lieutenant gov
ernor, got the largest vote on the
republican ticket. On the coun
ty ticket O'Donnell and Arm
strong trot the largest vote, with
French only one behind.
Dr. Bourne fits glosses. So. Auburn.
Beat photos in qoutheaatern Nebr
at Crlloy'a. Ho. Auburn.
Did you aeo tliOHe dollar watches at
Koeling'tf? They're all right.
Wo would ask those who have
so knullv subscribod In 1,1m
Methodist parsonairo fund to
please pay to tho bank to Mrs.
Elmer Allen's credit, and jlkIc
those that have not subscribe
o ploaso holp us on this fund if
possible, as wo have almost one
hundred dollars yet to raise.
M. A. Woodward,
Lillian Allen,
Soliciting committoG.
Land $10 to $25
Who wins? The man who acts.
Who loses? The man who
hesitates.
Get land! Where? In Alberta
Canada, the famous winter
wheat country, fine climate, good
soil, good water, good markets,
what more do you want? The
earth, with a fence around it!
100,000 acres sold in 60 days,
many have gone back the second
and third time and bought. 90
per cent of all who go buy and
many buy who have never gone
to see the land.
Free sleeping car Oct. 22 to
Calgary, via Billings and Helena,
return via Denver and Colorado
Springs, stop over anywhere on
return trip, fare $36 round trip
from Lincoln. Come and go!
Monday, Oct. 22.
Remember the date
KINDIG & PEABODY
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co
have just received a complete
line of
Ranges,
Cook Stoves,
Baso Burners,
Coal Stovos,
Wood Stoves,
and everything in the way of
was no enthusiasm whatever. J stovos.
100 acre farm 8100 per acre, one
milo from Stella.
60 acre farm one mile from Neinaba,
$100 per acre.
10 acre farm adjoining Nemaha $75
per acre. Snap.
Dwelling and implement business in
a good town, only buaineaa.
010 irrigated farm near Sterling,
Colo. $25,000 caab . Bargain.
030 acre farm overlooking Platte at
Ashland, Nebr, 8115,000. Your own
tonne.
Other farms in Colo, and So. Dak.
Seo us.
KINDIG & PEABODY
