VOL. LI NO. 27
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1906
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THANKSGIVING
is past and
CHRISTMAS
, is near at hand. We have
suitable for every member of the
family, and in quality and prices
to suit all. It will give us pleas
ure to show you our line.
EARLE GILBERT
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
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If you want to sec a fine lino
of leather novelties, post cards,
etc., call at the postoffice bookstore.
P. G. Swan has bought a quar
ter section of land in Dundy
county. He says he is tired of
paying so much rent, and wants
to get in a home of his own.
W. W Liebhart shipped six
white Plymouth Rock chickens to
Hon. T. J. Majors a few days
ago, and six White Rocks and
one Barred to a party in Eagle.
The members of Class No. 8 of
the Methodist Sunday school
desire us to return thanks to
those who assisted so liberally at
the social Saturday night, both
with contributions and patron
age.
Mrs, John B, Stiers says she
has fine chickens, too. She has
the white Wyandottcs and thinks
they are the best as "vrell as the
handsomest she ever had. They
are beauties and she gets lots of
eggs from them.
Mrs. THEO. HILL
Still ba3 a Quo selection of
New and Desirable Millinery
Gall soon for
f " Ffof orain s in Hats- Ribbons.Notions
You will be pleased with goods and prices.
Mrs. Julia Frazier
Auburn Saturday.
returned to
Mrs. M. A. Curtis
from Peru Monday.
returned
See R. B. Bucher for best
soft coal. Car just received.
Miss Maud White went to Peru
Tuesday to work for Dr. Cap
Reed.
Buy your candy, books and
stationery at the postoffice book
store. John and Ed White took about
000 pounds of fish over to Stella
Tuesday.
See those handsome boxes of
fine stationery at the postoffice
bookstore just received.
Harry Williams of Shubert
came to Nemaha Saturday on a
visit to his uncle, Joe Titus.
A drizzling rain fell all day
Sunday, beginning early in the
morning and lasting until late at
night.
Mrs. A. A. Minick to Brown
ville Monday after a few days'
visit with her friend, Mrs- F. L.
Woodward.
We were mistaken last week
in saying Miss Pearl Burns had
resigned as superintendent of
the Christian Sunday school, as
she is still acting in that capacity.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
have jnst received a complete
line of
Ranges,
Cook Stoves,
Base Burners,
Coal Stoves,
Wood Stoves,
and everything in the way of
stoves.
Miss Pearl Seid returned home
Saturday after a visit of several
days with friends and relatives
at Auburn.
Mrs. McDougal, living between
Humboldt and Stella, came to
Nemaha last Friday on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Walter Hadlock.
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miss .reari xnompson is now
stopping at Auburn, where she
is taking music leosons. She ex
pects to remain most of the win
ter.
Mrs. W. H. Hoover started for
New York City Monday, where
she expects to spend the winter
with her daughter, Miss Marie
Hoover.
John Clark is having a large
cattle barn built on his farm
south of town. The barn is
26x50 feet. Sylvester Yates is
doing the work.
Will Hacker has bought a half
section of land in Dundy county,
near the Colorado line. He will
move out there in the spring;
and quit paying rent.
Hans Kruse of Calgary, Alber
a, Canada, field man for the
Canadian Pacific Railway Irriga
tion Col. Dep., was in Nemaha
the first of the week, the guest
of C. H. Kindig, helping the
latter praise the Canadian lands.
Social
A dime social will be given at
the home of Rufus Rowen Satur
day nitrht, for the benefit of the
Christian Sunday school. Pie,
cake, sandwiches, pickles and
coffee will be served. Every
body is invited.
Rev. G. W. Ayers informs us
that he will begin a protracted
meeting in Nemaha immediately
after the holidays. He has ar
ranged with Rev. Prescott, a
conference evangelist of much
ability and an earnest, conse
crated man, to assist him at that
time.
Rev. A. Jacobs and wife, who
conducted a revival meeting in
Nemaha a year ago last summer,
arrived in Nemaha last Saturday
and are guests of A. R. McCand-
less and family. Rev, Jacobs is
not well and his wife has been
sick for several months, but is
now some better. Our people
were pleased to meet them again.
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Grocery
Specials
25 cont can K. C. baking powder - 19c
5 cent bottlo liqnid bluing - - - 08c
135 cont package Crescent oatmeal - - 21c
15 cont can gooseberries - - - 12c
Clothes Pins, per dozen I cent
Navy Beans, 7 lbs. for 25c
10 cont can pumpkin 08c
5 boxes Bird's Eye Matches 19c
To make room for our Christmas goods wc
wish to get rid ot the range given with
White Clover Baking Powder. To do this we
will sell you a can of this baking powder for
the special prioc of 20 cents per can for Sat
urday only.
These Specials are for Saturday, Dec. 1,5!
oniy, uo not expect mem belore or
after that date.
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JNO. W. RITOHEY
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Burnt leather
5 cents at the
store.
postcards only
nostofiico book
Did you see those dollar; watches at
Reeling's ? They'ro all rijht.
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DR, A. MATTHEWS
The Omaha Painless Dentist
WILL BE AT
Brownrille every Monday
At Nemaha Tuesday, Wednesday
Tkursday, Friday and Saturoy
of eaoh week mntil January 1.
Office at Mrs. W. H. Hooyi-'s
residence, Nemaha, Nebr.
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From one of the St. Louis
papers we clip the following
from the Jefferson Barracks
items:
"Corp. Richard Scott, 19th
recruit company, has been pro
moted to the grade of sergeant
in his company."
Richard, who enlisted only
seven months ago, is a Nemaha
boy, and his friends here are
pleased to hear of his advance
ment. T
The contractor is having a hard
time getting the bridge in at the
Webber farm. Several times
the dirt has slid down the side of
the bank and pushed the heavy
rock in the bed of the stream, so
the work has to commence again.
The last time they had got the
stone on the sides up high enough
to commence arching over, when
the slide pushed in one wall
crushing the arch timbers and
taking the derrick in the stream.
We were greatly pleased Sat
urday night at the manner in
which the members of Mrs.
Earle Gilbert's Sunday school
class assisted in the work of
waiting on table, washing dishes,
entertaining the guests, etc.
These young people certainly did
well and their teacher is deserv
edly proud of them. The gross
proceeds of the social were $22. 15
and the net proceeds $18.25, and
has been turned into the parson
age fund.
Rev. A. Jacobs will preach at
tho Methodist church noxt Sun
day night.
Low Roach and wifo came
down from Nebraska City Tues
day to attend tho funeral of tl e
latter 's grandmother, Mrs, D
M, Colerick. Thoy rotumed in
the afternoon. v
Little Kathryn Millicent Croth
er was 2 years old on Saturday,
Nov. 24. Some of her little girl
friends were invited to a birth
day dinner which the mamma
prepared. Millicent was pre
sented with a number of nice
presents, some of them being
sent to her from Auburn.
One Good I nvesiment
worth a JifoLimo of labor. Got
a farm in tho famous Alberta
country, good soil, good grass,
good water, good markets, line
climate. $400 makes the first
payment on 100 acres of land,
one crop pays for tho land. Go
now. Buy now. Freo sleeper,
cheap rates, stopovers on re
turn. Wo go every Monday.
Write us. Farms of all kinds
and sizes in Nemaha county and
in all parts of Nebraska, Kansas,
Colorado, Missouri, Iowa, and
Dakotas. We have just what
you want, see us.
KINDIG & PEABODY,
Nemaha, Nebr.
SOUVENIR POST CARDS
A large line of Norelties just re
ceived at tke
Postoffice Book Store
Also Burnt Leather and Burnt
Wood Novelties.
Call and See Them
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