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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1908
NEVER BEFORE
has a clearing sale in Nemaha
created such a sensation.
The Reason
jis plain. We are selling goods at
L prices that make them move.
Our stock was large,
We.still have choice bargains in
every line. Buy now for next
season. It will pay you big.
Premium Checks given with all Cash Purchases
EARLE GILBERT
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Sapp and
Mrs. J. I. Dressier went to
Brownville Tuesday morning, re
turning in the evening.
Kindig & Petibody writo cy
clone, tornado, and windstorm
insurance at lowest rates. Loans
negotiated at lowest rates.
Misses Bessie Dressier and
Hazel Paris went to. Glen Rock
precinct last Saturday and visited
Miss Daisy Clark until Wednes
day. Ralph Ritchey has bought the
Lund property, south of E. H.
Knapp's home. He has not giv
en us any intimation as to when
he will occupy it.
Mrs. Leslie W. Woodward and
mother, Mrs. Beck, of Kansas
Citv. Mo., arrived in Nemaha
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last Friday on a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Woodward.
W. W. Liebhart this week re
ceived orders for $10 worth of
white Plymouth Rock chickens
from a man living at Winston
Salem, North Carolina.
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OF OUR JULY SALE
Old Settlers picnic Aug. 5.
Criley, photographer, Auburn.
Stay for the concert, Wednes
day night.
Cottonwood lumber for sale by
A. J. Strain.
Ned Crother is putting in a Parties who borrowed the hoe
cement walk for the Edwards & and crosscut saw out of my wood-
Bradford Lumber Co.
John P. King of Shubert was a
Nemaha visitor Tuesday.
We have been having extreme
ly warm weather for the past
week.
The Holiness campmeeting
west of Brqwnyille opens next
Thursday.
Miss Minnie May went to Peru
Tuesday morning, returning in
the evening.
Two big concerts at the Old
Settlers' Picnic in the afternoon
and at night.
Mrs. C. H. Kindig. who has
been visiting at Stella, returned
home Thursday morning.
house will please return same at
once, as I need them.
Fuller Burns.
Earle Copeland subscribes for
The Advertiser for three months,
So sure are we of a republican which he orders sent to his sister,
victory this fall that we got in a Miss Florence Copeland, 1339
east Tenth street, Kansas City
Mo.
lot of new type Monday.
The Auburn chautauqua opens
Saturday of next week. See the
advertisement in another column.
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Avail yourselves of the Bargains I
which we have been ottering.
Gall and See Us for Shoes
when you are wanting anything ?
in mat line.
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Bring Us Your Produce.
JXTO. W. RITCHEV
Both Phones No. 20 NEMAHA, NEB
Mrs. Exava Bennett, who has
been staying with her- sister,
Mrs. John E. Lambert, since the
E. B. Quackenbush announces
himself as a candidate for the
fusion nomination for attorney
general. If nominated, Ed wijl
get a big vote in Nemaha county.
Train No. 122, going south,
will be held at Nemaha until
9:00 o'clock next Wednesday
night, to accomodate people from
the south who wish to stay for
the concert.
Mrs. Harry Hoover went
Lincoln Thursday morning
visit friends.
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Mrs. L. D. Rogers went to
Rockford, Nebr., last Friday,
to visit a sister.
Glass! GlaStn
For all sizes call on Edwards &
Bradford Lbr. Co.
Mr. ana Mrs. n. n. now ShuBert(
drove m irom AUDurn ounaay Friday.
ana visuea ineuus lur icw
hours.
Mrs. J. L. Melvin, of Guthrie,
Oklahoma, who has been visiting
latter got hurt in the runaway at Nemaha friends for a few days,
returned to Auburn left Thursday mornim? for Mound
City, Mo., where she will visit
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dee ulOSe Vlu Dei vin, before returning home.
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Mrs. (i. Lilly returnea to au- I tier S rlCniC rOSl- The Schminke Milling Co. of
burn Saturday after visiting a - - . , Nebraska Citv recentlv donated
few days at the home of her son- CarClS I Or Sale at ine qq towards re-building thi
in-law, Ed Thomas.
Mrs. Wm. Anderson returned
tn Auburn Saturday after a few
days' visit with her daughter, 50c per dozen.
Mrs. J. l. uresaiw.
Pfr f-f f ir--2 frvr hp.. Methodist parsonage here. The
- ! I donation was made through Jno.
Cyclone rostcaras,
W. Ritchey and was very thank
fully received by the Methodist
people.
Wm. Filmer this week moyed
Notice
Mrs. W. H. Hoover has the
thanks of the Christian DeoDle
Viia ofrtlr n-F oumornl merchandise I t 1 x ..u:jj: av I . , . . , , .
. , ,. oi iNemana, xwr iuiuiuuiuK ah siock picKetea or running
imowie xiouver uunuiiiK, u. paying of base bail on sunaay loose on streets or alleys after
ofKeeiing's store, wnere n i on premises belonging to the Monday, August 3, will be taken
ottering some special uarjsmio.
See his advertisement.
Hoover estate.
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Nothing will improve and pro
tect your buildings for less
money than Paint. " We carry
a full line. Guaranteed.
Hammocks
We have them at right prices.
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Ga&oline Stove
We will make prices that will
interest you.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co,
GEORGE HARTWIG, Manager.
F. A. Crane, who went to At-
wood. Colorado, several weeks
ago, ior tne Deneni oi ms neaim,
returned home Friday. He has
improved a great deal in health
by his stay in Colorado.
Mrs. Geo. Yackly and Mrs.
Edw. Yackly went to Lincoln I
last Saturday morniic: to visit
the former's brother, Will P.
Tidrow, and family. They re
turned Monday evening.
J. H. Argabright recently sold
about 1500 bushels of corn to
Lafe Higeins, delivering it at
Stella, for which he received 80
cents' per bushel. It is safe to
say he is not complaining of hard
times.
C. P. Scovill,
Village Marshal.
Joe Hunger's merry-go-round
arrived Wednesday evening and
will be ready for business to
night. He will stay until after
the picnic.
J. H. Dundas announces him
self as a candidate for state sen
ator and will endeavor to bt
elected without the aid or con
sent of any party, as he doesn't
believe in parties.
Geo. W. Brown, manager of
Brown's Business college at Lin
coln, gave us a pleasant call
Monday. Mr. Brown had been
in town a few days in the inter
est of his college.
Mrs. Byral Day, of California,
well known to many of our citi
zens as Mrs. Hull of Stella, has
been engaged as one of the at
tractions of the Old Settlers' Pic
nic. She is a fine soloist. Geo.
D. Carrington, Jr., has also
promised us some solos.
D. E. Klise of Garnett, Kan
sas, visited Nemaha friends from
Tuesday until Thursday. Mr.
Klise is the step-father of Mrs.
F. L. Woodward and Mrs. Geo.
Yackly. He had been visiting
relatives in Iowa, and stopped
here on his way home.
M. H. Taylor of Shubert was
a Nemaha visitor Tuesday. Mr.
Taylor has been at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, recently, and expects
to return in a few days. He is
taking treatment for kidney and
stomach trouble. He informs us
that he will move to Peru only
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WE HAVE MOVED
Into the Hoover building, first door south of
Keeling's store, where you will find us sell
ing goods at Lowest Prices.
SEE THESE PRICES
Calicoes from 5Jc on down
Indigo Blue, were 10c, now 8c.
Shoes, were $4, now $3.50.
All Shoes cut from IS to 50 per cent.
Baby Shoes cut 10 to 15 per cent
Misses' White Canvas Slippers, were $1.25,
now 85c.
White Canvas Slippers, were $1.00, now 75c
A few Canvas Slippers for only 50c.
Ladies' and Gents'Arctics,were $1.25, now$l
Rubbers, were 60c, now 50c.
20c. can of Oysters, only 15c.
WM. FILMER
Nemaha Nebraska
temporarily, keeping his home in
Shubert,
