Another
morning.
fine rain Thursday
The Thaw trial is about over
for which let us all give thanks.
We will have no more political
conventions. What will the poor
politicians do?
W. H. Lukens of Jasper, Mo.,
is visiting his brother, C. P. Lu
kens. He came Wednesday
afternoon.
Earle Gilbert now has the
agency for the Valley Lilly flour.
Fastidious cooks pronounce it the
best made.
Do not allow your live stock to
run loose in town or lariat them
on the streets. It is against the
laws of the town.
IGeo. E. Codington, manager of
the Auburn Telephone Co., was
in Nemaha Wednesday night and
Thursday morning.
A. P. Walsh of McCook, Neb,,
is visiting Nemaha friends,
coming in Wednesday afternoon.
He is the guest of F. L. Wood
ward. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vansickle
of Craig, Mo., arrived in Nema
ha Tuesday evening on a visit to
Mr. Vansickle's sister, Mrs. Wm.
Snelling.
Mrs. I. N. Cooper, who has
been at Kansas City, Mo. for five
weeks, being treated for a cancer
on her face, returned home Wed
nesday afternoon.
Send your friends a postcard
view of the Nemaha park, the
Methodist church and parsonage,
or the street scene. On sale at
the postoffice bookstore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sherwood
started for Oregon Thursday
forenoon. They will be greatly
missed, especially by their daugh
ters, Mrs. 0. -E. 'Houtz and Miss'
Ethel Sherwood.
Rev. J. W. Sapp came up from
Shubert Tuesday to make garden,
returning Wednesday evening
feeling stiff and Bore but well
pleased with the thoughts of the
good garden he would have when
he moved up here.
Reports from Auburn say
Judge Stull, who was operated
upon in an Omaha hospital three
weeks ago, for gall stones, it is
expected will be well enough to
come home the last of this week.
He is fast recovering from the
results of the operation.
Carl Glenn, who has been help
ing his brother, C. V. Glenn,
Burlington agent at this place,
for a few weeks, is now at Ster
ling, Nebr. , as helper. He went
to Table Rock Saturday night to
visit his parents, and from there
went to Sterling and began work
Monday.
The Lincoln daily News the
2 o clock edition now gets to
Nemaha the same day it is
printed, on the evening passen
ger. This gives the very latest
news for our local readers. We
can send it and The Advertiser
both one year for only $2.80 if
subscription is handed in at once.
Nemaha real estate for sale by
W. W. Sanders.
The cold weather still contin
ues. It freezes some every
night.
Dr. W. W. Prazier returned
from Franklin, Nebr. Thursday
afternoon.
One of the bills passed by the
late legislature provides that all
poll tax shall be paid in cash,
and reduces the same from $3 to
$2.50. Cities, towns and villages
are permitted to vote a special
tax to be used in making good
roads outside oi tne incorpora
tiori. There are many ' good
features in the law.
We understand some of our
strong republican friends have
criticised us because we com
mended the good work clone
by Representative Quackenbush.
We believe in republican princi
ples but not strongly enough to
make us refrain from giving
credit to those of the opposite
party who do good work.
John M. Livingston of Nebras
ka City was in Nemaha Tuesday
and drove down to St. Deroin,
where he bought E. H. Laukem-
per's farm and also bargained
for Steve Chance's farm. He
will be down again in a few days
when he will probably buy more
of the bluff land. He wants to
buy a lot of that kind of land.
Nemaha Post Cards
We nave some post card view?
of "A Winter Scene in Nemaha,"
tiio parlc immediately alter a
snow storm, the Methodist
church and parsonage, and a
view of part of the. business
street of Nemaha, on sale at the
postoffice bookstore. Call and
see them. They are good.
Evening services at the Meth
odist church now begin at eight
o'clock.
C. W. Roberts has bought of
Dr. C. P. Stewart of Auburn the
lot on which the jail stands.
This lot joins the property of
Mr. Roberts on the north, and
he wanted it for a garden spot.
The jail will have to be moved,
but as we have no saloons and
are a peaceable law abiding com
munity, we have little use for a
jail anyway.
A Plate Shower
Miss Nora Avnes was criven
surprise party and a plate
shower Tuesday night, that being
her 21st birthday anniversary.
About twenty of her friends
were present and our reporter
says they had a delightful time.
Miss Nora received a goodly
number of handsome plates that
will be a pleasant reminder of
the happy occasion.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF NEMAHA PARK AND STREET
The editor has been a crippk
much of the time for the par
week, hardly able to get around
even with the aid of a good cane.
It is a nerve trouble, something
of the nature of paralysis, that
affects the buck especially. The
good feature of it is that there
is no pain connected with the
lameness, and then he gets out
of work ' '
Bepresentative Armstrong o
Auburn was one of the effective
workers in the late session of the
Stella will pay the principal of
the schools $90 per month next
year and $100 per month the
year after, having contracted
with the present principal for the
next two years. They will pay
the assistant principal $55 per
month next year. Nemaha has
been paying only $50 per month
for principal. We will have to
pay more or have poor teachers
unless we continue to be ex
tremely fortunate. At the pres
ent prices our principal gets
about the same as a good farm
hand.
The 'flyer" was over an hour
late Wednesday evening, caused
by an accident at Lancaster (the
penitentiary. ) The train struck
a team driven by a woman,
billing the horses, breaking up
the wagon and injuring the
woman. The train was stopped,
the woman, who was unconscious,
was taken on, u,nd the train ran
back to Lincoln, where the
woman was placed in a hospital.
She is badlv bruised but Conduc
tor Carson said it was thought Special to
Post Cards of these and other Views at Postoffice Bookstore
SEE
CALIFORNIA
NOW
Worked Like a Charm
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that
spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louisa,
Va., says: "I ran a nail in my foot last
week and at once applied Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve. No inflammation followed;
the salve simply healed the wound."
Heals every sore, burn and skin disease.
Guaranteed at Hill Bros, druggists. 25c.
her injuries were not serious,
being only badly bruised.
California:
When L N. Cooper went to
Kansas City he wore a full beard
and moustache. When he re
turned last week he was smooth
tshdven, and many of his intimate
legislature and voted right every ;hig here he st d at the
time so tar as we. have any, ' i- u5A. i...
knowledge. He was in favor of
redeeming every pledge made in
the republican party platform
last year, and was one of the
leaders in the house in that direction.
NEMAHA
REAL ESTATE
.FOE SALE
i
A good house almost
now, tour rooms, pantry,
closet, fine barn five lots
splondid location.
House of lour rooms,
three lots, cave, well, eta.
House and two lots.
House and one lot,
well.
good
good 40-acro fruit
jondon precinct.
r. SANDERS
Frank Woodward was actually
working Monday afternoon. He
had his white mules hitched to a
drag and was driving them up
and down the streets, cracking
his whip over their backs and
acting like an old timer at
the business. Frank Titus got a
KoaaK picture oi tne scene, wmun i aiso t,wo splendid
he will have enlarged and present 'properties in town.
tu uiu uity lu uu uuugcu 111 lIlUl
city hall. Elmer Allen tried to
standard and tourist sleepers.
Excursions:
Frequently each month from
Eastern Nebraska to Eastern
home of his brother-in-law,
Hiram Slagle, at Auburn, and
neither he nor his wife recog
nized Mr. Cooper until he had
talked with them quite a
little while. The next morning Homeseeker's
alter ne returnea ne stopped at
A. G. Warren's, one of his
nearest neighbors, and asked
Mrs. Warren if she could tell
him where Steve Colerick lived.
Mrs. Warren commenced direct
ing him when her .husband came
up, and he told where Mr. Coler
ick lived and just how to go to
get there. Neither of them
recognized their neighbor. Fi
nally Mr. Cooper thanked them
for their kindness and asked
ivir. warren ms name, ne was
told and then said; "My name is
Cooper," and not until, then did
they know him.
One Dollar Cheaper
During the one week of April 22 to
27, inclusive, the Lincoln Daily News
will accept $2 from mail subscribera
for a wholo year to May 1, 1008. Tho
regular price is one dollar more than
that. The cut price is good only during
tnis Bargain Week, and all you have to
do is to mail your $2 to The Daily News,
Lincoln, Nebr., during that time, and
vnn will rncmvn the rmner until Mav 1.
Round trip rates to San Francisco gQg
and Los Angeles, about half rates Newg doug not receive any free
April 25th to May 18th. Be sure rai,r0Jld tiqketa and hus cut 0(r several
go one way via the Shasta . traveling soiicitors. Instead of paying
Route and Puget Sound-only ' . ., A fn Unlj i,;iia .aa nrw
expenses, these savings will be given
to our subscribers direct by this big
bargain offer. More things are being
done this year for the people in Nebras-k-n
t.lmn ever before. Tho new deal
Daily during April one way rates j seomS to suit everybody who has not
to Utah, California, Oregon, I ha(j somo sort of a. pull. The Lincoln
Washington, Idaho, Montana and News keeps in the midst of the fight
Big Horn Basin nearly 50 per j an(j Wants every man who believes in a
cent reduction. Daily through I smlt, rlnnl on its list.
At $2 for a whole year there is not a
family in the state that cannot afford
a daily paper. The Nows has the rep
utation of printing the truth and print
ing it plainly, no matter where it hits.
It's the liveliest, snappiest newspaper
$12.50 more. Stopovers, variable
and attractive routes.
Cheap, One Way
West:
Colorada, Wyoming and Big Horn ' Proposition in Nebraska and if you be
nQ. , J h come a subscriber at this cheap rate,
Landseekers
Information Bureau
Irrigated lands along the Nortn
you will stay with it for a long time to
" . , i . . 1
come. Remember tne Bargain wee
April 22 to 27. The price will be $3.
after that week.
me send vou free?
Platte River, in tho Big Horn For Catarrh, let
Basin and Yellowstone Valley on 1 just to prove merit, a trial size box of.
terms cheaper than paying rent, Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is a
and, money paid on a water right snow white, creamy healing antiseptic
is money saved, bend for new , balm that tnves instant renei io
tarrh of tho nose and throat. Male
the free test and see. Address Dr.
Shoop, Racine, -Wis. Large jars 50
cents. Sold by All Dealers.
descriptive folders.
0- V.i GLENN. Ticket A?eut at Nemaha
L, W. WAKELEY, G. P, A.. Omaha,.
LEGAL NOTICE
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ood farms in Nemaha eountv:
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