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Dr. HournCTntHgm8CH. So. Auburn.
firnvrr
Bicycle Isppplics at Reeling's.
Uicvclos iBSiirccl
Mrs.
11 Ml,
onts.
Wit
lesuay
Parriott went to
to visit her par-
1847 Rogers 'Bros, silverware
for sale by VV". F. Keeling.
All parties owing me are re
quested to call and settle their
accounts before Jan 1, as I need
the money, W, H. Barker.
Charity Burns of
stoppqdn in Nemaha
night
JoKiv P.
Years at
precinct.
Sanders spent New
his home in London
mi 1 1 ,1
Shubert Tne money oraer Business ai
Mondav the postofh'ce for December was
i . . .
the largest lor any one month lor
many years and probably the lar
gest since the establishment of
Do not fail to read Morton's
History of Nebraska, publication
of which is commenced in this
issue. This is the history written
by J. Sterling Morton of Nebras
ka City, assisted by R. W. Fur
nas of Brownville and Dr. Geo.
L. Miller of Omaha. In book
form it costs $25. Readers of
the Advertiser can get it for
nothing.
twice before has the number is-
Mrs. Earle Gilbert is suffering sued in any one month exceeded
fivrM ttnnvnlrvin nrrl r.nvrniici PY- I tWO JlUnUFCtlt
.LIV11I JAVA vww
We understand Rev. J. W.
the office, 216 being issued. Only Sapp nas bcen engaged- as pastor
haustion.
2.
HZ:
Mrs. Rose Gilbert has been
sick for several days but is some
better at present.
Call in and pay up your sub-
Start the new year
i
f sduare with the printer.
Grandma Seabury has been
Knifn aliAr Pnv nnunrnl rlnvR fit thfi
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Presiding Elder Wright will
preach at the Methodist church
in Nemaha Friday night of next
week.
Rev. J. W. Sapp is now hold-
1 1 1 L
ing a protracted meeting at
Brownville, beginning. Monday
.night.
Geo. Hartwig, manager of the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. ,
is hardly able to attend to busi
ness on account, of a severe cold.
Mrs. A. R. McCandless has
been suffering from rheumatism
for some time. She went to Pe
ru. Thursday to see Dr. Cap Reed
Graves.
The new telephone company
, the Farmers and Merchants Mu
tualwill be ready for business
the first of next week. The cen-
tral office is. at the home of Rufus
Rowen. .
We notice that our friend A.
R. Titus took some premiums at
the ifarmers institute held at
Syracuse- Dec. 21 ana" 22. He
go't.first premium on yellow corn,
' second on white corn, and second
. on apples.
. Morion's History of Nebraska
In the supplement will be
' found the first part of Morton's
The Christian Sunday school
last Sunday elected the following
officers:
Minnie May, superintendent.
Pearl Burns, assistant superin
tendent. - Lena Maxwell, secretary.
Grace Peabody, treasurer.
Bessie Dressier, organist. .
Daisy Clark, librarian.
Bessie Dressier, assistant librarian.
of the Christian church at Brown
ville for the coming year, the
change taking effect when the
sear for which he was engaged
to preach at Shubert expires. He
will preach at Nemaha and
Brownville, instead of at Nema
ha and Shubert, and will move
back to Nemaha. This will be
good news to the many friends
here of Mr. and Mrs. Sapp.
Bena Rebekah lodge No. 1GGI
installed the following officers at
their regular meeting Wednesday
evening:
P G-Mollie Rowen
N G May Kerker
V G Belle Dressier ".
Sec'y Alice Peabody
Treas Adelia Russell
Chaplain Dora Dressier
Warden Minnie May
Cond Maggie Hacker
I G Fannie Yackley
0 G Alice Seid
R S N G Anna Maxwell
L S N G Noma Howe
R S V G Louise Stephenson.
L S V G Lizzie Keeling.
After adjournment of lodge a
fine supper was served.
A. G. Warren Has
The Methodist Sunday school
last Sunday elected the following bor is expected to respond
officers for the next six months: by quotation.
Christian Endeavor program, Sunday
evening, Jan. G, 1907. fc-
"Beginning with God and continuing
with Him." Gen' 1:1; Johu 1:1-10;
John 15:4-7.
Consecration meeting. Ev'eay mem-
at roll call
W. W. Sanders, superintendent.
John W. Ritchey, assistant su
perintendent. Ruth Maxwell, secretary.
Grace Jarvis, assistant secre
tary. Lillian M. Allen, treasurer.
Mabel Colerick, librarian.
Genevieve McCandless, assis
tant librarian.
Mary Buell, organist.
Ethel Maxwell, assistant organist.
Bell Dressier,' Gen. 1:1-31.
Grace Peabody, John 1:1-14.
Anna Knapp, John 15:1-11.
Alice Peabody, Acts 2:40-47.
Wm. Smiley, Heb. 12:1-29.
Mrs. Burns, James 1:1-27.
Subjects to be discussed:
The things that will help us continue
in the Lord's service- J. I. Drossier,
The life that God would have us live
Pearl Burns.
Another Runaway
A. G. Warren's pony team ran
away again Monday morning.
He had just hitched up at his
home and was in the buggy when
the ponies started. They ran
over a manure pile and then Mr.
Warren attempted to turn them
into the fence, but thev turned
suddenly and threw Mr. Warren
out. He struck on the side of
his head and face and it was
pretty badly skinned. His left
hand was also sprained and his1
neck sprained. The ponies ran
on to Dave Frazier's farm where
they were caught. No damage
was done to horses, harness or
buggy. Dr. Frazier brought the
team back and didn't try to keep
Dr. and Mrs. A. Matthews
went to Lincoln Thursday, where
the doctor thinks of opening a
dental office.
Rev. W. H. Prescott of Lin
coln, conference evangelist, is
expected 'to arrive in Nemaha
today and will assist Rev G. W.
Ayers in the protracted meetings
now being held at the Methodist
church.
Notice
All parties holding warrants
against School District No. 36, '
issued prior to Jan. 1, 1906, will -please
present them for payment
at once.
By order of the board oi.'
directors.
J. I. Dressler, Sec'y.
S. W. P.
Wall Paper
Linseed Oil
Kerosene Oil
Gasoline
Flour and Feed
"3$ ' ;
.Blind Boone was in Nemaha
Wednesday night and gyve one
of his musicsl entertainments.
The audience was not very large.
Blind Boone has been to Nemaha
twice and both times given iden
tically the same program. This
The gospel of Christ the source
our knowledge of what God wants
to do Mrs. Sapp.
The firrt step in beginning with
the Christian life Bro. Sapp.
Close with Endeavor benodietion.
. J. I. DitESSLER, Leader,
of them from running either.
us
God
GandyGise Reversed
Humboldt Leader.
The supreme court has iust passed
ou the case of the state acainst J. L.
Gandy of this city, who was tried and
convicted in the Nemahu county district
court on a charge of corrupting a wit
ness, and the higher tribunal reverses
the lower court.- The principal evidence
against him was given by Frank Fisher
an ex-Catholic priest, and it would
seem, an all-round blackmailer as well.
one
E. L. Paris has sold his fine 80
adre farm one mile northwest of
Nemaha to J. W. Shiveley of
Odessa, Mo. Jake bargained for
the farm last summer but after-
had some effect in keeping away ward backed OUt, aS he thought The, case has been an expensive
those who had heard him the two the price was more than he make and the rcsult leaves Nemaha county to
previous times. Then the price 0ut of the farm. But after look
ot admission was placed at 6b inn- nrmmd for a few months ho.
and 50 cents, and Nemaha people concluded he couldn,t find a bet
are not used to paying that mucn. ter place, and so invested. He
The entertainment was fine all gives $ioo per acre, getting pos
right, but a little too high priced session March 1st. Ed doesn.t
foot the bill. The syllabus of the court
decision is as follows.
1 An information for the crime of
attempting to . corrupt a witness must
allege that the person sought to be
corrupted was a witness. That the
defendant knew such person to be a
Etc., Etc., Etc,
Egg s taken in exchange
W. F. Keeling
C. P. BARKER
Prompt and careful attention given
to all work. Your patronage is
solicited.
. i j I I JJ 1. . I I in .
m the consideration ot our people, know iust where he will tro He wwneHH OI musc siace suen Jacts, con
: ' " - i-Ur, !- 1 1..
i i j. j? n Dinuuiiji wit- unuuBt, us anuw conciu-
A New Year's Eve Surprise oougni, uiu xarm nvti years ugu, givel thafc the defendant
paying aoz.ou per acre ior it.
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had such
i i
WGre lJ"v A1A& iJw.cv jjj. auc ivi iu Knowledge.
the recipients of a splendid sur- 1 ne Iarm na(1 two nouses on it z une wno nas not been summoned
cjpvpml ana ne sold one ot them torszuu, r1 's"" ua wmness m a penning
MMAWyl.AtV T uu ia 11VU tiUljUUUllUU Willi
either of the partiea thereto and has no
l i .1 - e i t. 1 1 i
Knowieuge oi any iacc eicner direct or
collateral which may be the subject of
prise New Year's Eve.
History' of Nebraska, which will
be published as a serial in The I p0uniBS f r0m Nemaha drove out nus making the actual cost only
Advertiser. Read it and $60 per acre. An advance of
serve the papers. I riving there about nine o'clock. $40 Per acre jn five years is a
Elmer E. Allen rney naa retirea tor the night wi'"
TTv a vi tl TWTvcs
went to Johnson Tuesday to eat but willingly got up and enter- in five years on an investment of
vt ir f J! .ii.i- 1-11 ovi-1 fli5v -Fviorirlc! in npi'nn ,i $4,8uu. The increase aione
m Miini, nnw Wo. w Utvlfi. Ovsters were served at amounted to $53.33 per month-
j.. lutiiivni viiui.xjr iiuo kjsmii I -si v i . -. . , ,
promoted to be agent at DeWitt, midnight. Those present were: Puy ia r nving , not countmg
a ' 1 -, , - r 1 -m tt Whfir ho lflic.rl nn f ho ovm rlllV-
--i.: ii. i ni. i p I ivi -ice-no onri iui ocfinmoc 11 m " "-u u vn- iu.ui uu
this week. Elliott and Hubert Knapp, Dr. W. W. UTazier u. JU. i'clluu'
T.iHvnll P.nrl "Rprtnoff.. K. K. Hill.
T?r1rl?n VonL-lv Clnn TJnvfurio- O mS barker,
tlUU VV. XT..
Minick came in with their
and aunt.
uncle
u .1
R. J. Skeen of Red Cloud,
Nebr., came m to Nemaha
X0 Monday afternoon, leaving the
, next forenoon not long enough
" 1 l i 1 1 n
,xo Degm to greet ms nost oi
iriends here. We are glad to
learn that Mr. Skeen is in fairly
(I
' L,good health and hope he will live
M'l ! 1
a great many years longer.
father of C. P.
n.i j? i-i-i
T?. TTnnf9. T.nvi1 irvnv. Pr nnri flUU 111
W. F. Keeling, Fred Hoover and died Wednesday, Jan. 2,1907, at
mm. Kjiiamuvia. , . , -. , TT . ,,
. nis aaugnter, Mrs. narvey nan,
.napp i-cg.n9 a nuw ou., near Shubert Grandpa Barker
Ed Lnapp and Pete Kerker has been in poor health for a long
i
drove down to Falls City last time, sufferintr from heart disease
Friday. Ed went to begin suit and dropsy.
against John Ramsey for $210. The deceased was one of the
Ramsey -had the contract for old settlers of this county, and
carrying the star route mail from was highly respected by a wide
,Married At the home of the Nemaha to St. Deroin before circle of friends and acquaint-
'..rjjbride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. rural route No 2 was established, ances. He was 77 years of age
$9J Williams, of Aspinwall pre- Ed had the sub-contract and last August.
i,jCinct, Monday, Dec. 24, 1906, Mr. carried the mail until Sept. 15, The funeral will be held at the
fYored Snyder and Miss Vesta 1903, when the rural route ser- Methodist church at Shubert at
. jfrjplliams. The groom is an in- vice began, and at that time 11 o'clock today. The funeral
industrious young man, well liked there was due him from Mr. sermon will be preached by Rev.
bJPX ali his acquaintances', and Ramsey $220. Oi this amount P. B. Ruch, an old time friend
..standinir hioh in the estimation rnilv $10 Tins been nnio and Mv. nf t.Vie rWpncnrl "Rntln nnmo fn
(, i-A.'r'"?, O-- -.--.- . -f " 1 I ----- u.-VMUVUI .wv. ....v vvr
ot the community. The bride is Knapp began suit in the district this state about the same time m
the accomplished daughter of court for the remainder. Mr. 1863, and have been warm friends
Ramsey is now foreman of the
inquiry therein, is not a witness within
the meaning of oection 1G4 of the Crim
inal Cole.
3 On the trial of one charged with
the crime of attempting to corrupt
wituess it is reversible error to allow
the state to introduce evidence tending
to show that the defendant offered
person the sum of $500 to steal
written instrument called a certain
power of attorney, where the informa
tion contains no charge of that kind
nature.
KNAPP & SON
Proprietors of. the
Livary& Feed Stable
EEMAHANEBR.
Good Dray in connection withflLivery i
Satisfaction guaranteed.
or
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fever sores, indolent ulcers, niles.
burns, wounds, frost bites and skin
diseases. 25c at Hill Bros drug store.
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, JtMr.sand Mrs. Williams. The
' vbiihg couple will make their
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4 i ml At .
wine Advertiser extends con-
iratulations and best wishes.
Gilligan Bridge Co., getting $120
per month, and is amply able to
settle the bill, but doesn't seem
scTdisposed!
ever since. The burial will take
place at Prairie Union cematery.
The deceased was a member of
the Methodist 6hurch, having
joined when a young man.
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