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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DEC. 7, W06
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VOL. LI XO. 28
CHRISTMAS
is near at hand. We have
GIFTS
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.
We are expecting a fine line of
Hand Painted China probably
the first of the kind ever brought
to Nemaha.
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HEM AH A, NEBRASKA
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Burnt 1 cat hoi'
5 conts at tho
store.
post curds only
postoflico book
W. G. Maxwell, Ned, Marshull
Webb and P. E. Hoover wont to
Auburn Monday to attend a
mooting of tho stockholders of
the Auburn Gold Mining Co.
Dan Lambert, John Smith and
John Minick went to Lincoln
Monday, where they have en
tered Brown's Business college
and will take a commercial
course.
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Christmas Ribbons
I have more Ribbons than I want. Come
and get them at way down prices They are
going-
fast
J1T COST AIND UNDER
JMGES.. THEO. I-IIHiIli
We had a little more rain Tues-
day night
Dr, Frazier started for Good-,
man, Mo Tuesday,
1847 Rogers Bros, silverware
for sale by W. F. Keeling.
See R. E. Buchor for best
soft coal. Car just received.
F,. L. Woodward went lo Beat
rice and Wynioro Wednesday.
Buy your candy, books and
stationery at the postoffice book
store. -Earle Gilbert has put up a good
chain-hitching rack, with stout
chain, in 'front of his store.
See those handsome boxes of
fine stationery at the postoffice
bookstore just received.
- ,,.
Miss .Hazel and Harry Parker
of Autiurn visited their grand
mother, Mrs. J. B. Berger, Tues
day. "
Mrs. Ellon Howe and Emory
drove over to-Stolla Monday and
. visited relatives until ..the next
day.,
A box Slipper will be given at
the Champion school house Sat
urday night of this week, pre
' ceded "by an entertainment, for
the purpose of raising money for
a Christmas tree for the Sunday
.school. Everybody is invited. .
Edwards &. Bradford Lbr. 'Co.
have" just received a complete
line of .
Ranges,
Cook. Stoves,
. . Base Burners,
Coal Stoves,
.Wood Stoves,
and everything in the . way of
M. IT. Taylor of Shubert
stopped in Nemaha a short timo
last Friday, while on his way to
Auburn.
Misses Flo Anderson ' and
Kathryn Sheppai'dson of Au
burn, were guests of Mrs. J. I
Dressier from Friday until Sun
day,
Rev. A." Jacobs and wife, who
have been guests of A. R. Mc
Candless and family for the past
two weeks, went to Lincoln
Thursday.
Josh Matnoy and Lemuel Brad
ley, who have been .in north
Nebraska and South Dakota for
several months, returned home
Thursday,
Hon. Church IJowe, U. S. con
sul to Montreal, Canada, who is
now visiting his home at Auburn,
came down to Nenjaha Tuesday
and was kept . busy shaking
hands with old friends. ' The
Nemaha people are .always
pleased to see Church, and he
never fails to pay a visit.
Earle Thompson has bought
the Brown ville livery barn.
taking possession last Saturday.
John Ackerman, the recent pro
prietor, has not yet decided what
he will do.
Mrs. J. M. Sanders, who has
neen visiting ner son, J. u,
Sanders, at Garretson, South
Dakota, returned home Wednes
day afternoon, and the editor is
no longer baching.
Mrs. F. L. Woodward is re
covering from tho severe attack
of inllammatory rheumatism and
is able to ride out now, although
her right arm and hand are yet
very soro and stiff.
Miss Maud Burns is teaching
an excellent school in the Boat
man district, and is proving to
the satisfaction of the patrons
. . i i i
tnat tue directors maae no mis
take in engaging her.
Rev. A. Jacobs preached at the
Methodist church Sunday night
to a large audience. At the close
of the service a number expressed
their determination to live chris
lan lives, ureat interest was
manifested.
The Roselield school, taught
by Prof. Maxcy, seven milos
southwest of Nemaha, has been
closed on account of scarlet
foyer, that dread disease hoi
in two families, those of Frank
Argabright and A. M. Cross.
G. W. Thomas, who has boon
the C. B. fc Q. agent at Auburn
lor uio past in in oon years, mis
resigned that position, his resig
nation taking effect the lf)fh of
this month, and will devote al
his time to tho management of
tho Herald establishment.
Miss Lulu hooper, who is
teaching her first term of school,
and is proving one of the very
best of the younger teachers,
returned to her school "near Peru
last Saturday. Before leaving
she subscribed for th.p Adver
tiser, to get the home news. , '
is near at hand, and we have made
arrangements to have as nice a
stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS
as was ever brought to Nemaha.
Our line is awaiting your inspection.
Phone 20
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You will find a great many articles
which are all suitable for gifts,
J2STO. W. RITCHET
NEMAHA, NEBR. $
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The social given at the home
of Rufus Rowen last Saturday
night for the benefit of the
Christian Sunday school, was a
great success. The young men
of the Sunday school acted as
waiters and they certainly are
all right in that capacity.
We were pleased to meet Wm.
Colerick of Oklahoma last Satur
day. Mr. Colerick was called
here by the death of his mother
but did not arrive until the day
after the funeral. He informs
us that our old friend J. II.
Kuhlman, former proprietor of
the Auburn mill, is a neighbor of
his and is prospering finely.
The following card received
from Rev. C. II. Gilmore will be
of interest to his many friends
here:
Primgiiaii, Iowa,
Nov, 24, 1900.
Dear Friend: The Advertiser
comes .as an old friend every
week, and is as welcome as
though it ",was a person. Of
course we would, rather see the
editor step in and take his meals
for a couple of weeks or more
with 'us, but as he does not we
welcome the paper. Please
change the address from Primg
har to Rock Rapids, Iowa, and
oblige,c Yours 'truly,
C. H. GlLMOKE. '
Did ynu aeo Hioho Hollar wutcheH at
Keoliiifi'rt? Tlioy'ro all rifjht. '
Tho Auburn Republican is
getting un a countv dirncitorv
h u J
that
will
bo of great value to
ovory rcsidonLoi tho county It
will give tho section, town, and
range whore ovory farmer lives,
doing this by precincts. This
directory will bo given froe to
every yearly subscriber to tho
Republican who pays in advance.
This directory and tho map
given by tho Herald, taken to
gothor, will enable any porson
to Hud just where any farmer'
lives.
If you want to see a fine line
of leather novelties, post cards,
etc., call at the postoffice bookstore.
DB, A. MATTHEWS
The Omaha Painless- Dentist '
- WILL BE AT . .
Brown ville every Monda y
At Nemaha Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
of each week until January 1.
Office at Mrs. W. H. Hoover's
residence, Nemaha, Nebr.
One Good I nvsstment
worth a lifotimo of labor. Got
a farm in tho famous Alberta
country, good soil, good grass,
good water, good markets, lino
climate. $'100 makes tho first
payment on 100 acres of land,
oiio crop pays for tho land. Co
now. Buy now. Free slcopor,
cheap rates, stopovers on re
turn. We 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. Wo have just what
you want, see us.
KINDIG & PEABODY,
Nemaha, Nebr.
HO LID AT GOODS
A , large line of Novelties-just re
ceived at uthe
f
r
, Postoffice Book Store
Also Burnt Leather and Burnt
Wood Novelties.
Call and See Them
4-
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stoves;
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