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""W.v LC?-.r -7-J 4 i ? 1 5 W3js J , ( i ' 1 u I' ! ' V i. t It ! 1 1 'I 1 IJ. I ' mi THE 5EW LIQUOR LAW-Df FORCE FROM AND AFTER JUNE 1. Uk it Ex.utkd ltv tiii: Lkoislatuki: or tiu: State ok Nebraska: Section 1. The county hoard of each county may grant licence for the sale of malt, .spiritous and vinous liquors, if deemed expedient, upon the application hy petitioif of thirty of the resident freeholders of the town, if the county is under township organization, and if not under township organization, then thirty of the resident freeholders of the pre cinct where the sale of such liquors is proposed to take place, setting forth that the applicant is a man of respectable character and standing and a resident of this State, and praying that license may be issued to him. Such application to be fded in the office of the county clerk and upon the payment into the county treasury of such sum as the board may require, not les3 than five hundred (8500) dollars for each license and upon the compliance with the provisions of this act ; provided, such board shall not have power to issue any license for the sale of any liquors in any city or incorporated village or within two miles of the same. Sec. 2. No action shall be taken upon said application until at least two weeks' notice of the filing of the same has been given by publication in a newspaper published in said county, having the largest circulation therein, or if no newspaper is published in said county, by posting written or printed notices of &d application in five of the most public places in the town, precinct, village or city in which the business is to be conducted, when, if there be no objections in writing made and filed to the issuance of said license, and the county board is in session, and all other provisions of this chapter have been fully complied with, it may be granted. .Sec. 3. If there be any objection, protest or remonstrance filed in the office where the application is made against the issuance of said license, the county board shall appoint a day for hearing of said case; and if it shall be satisfactorily proven that the applicant for license has been guilty of the violation of any of the provisions of this act within the space of one year, or if any former license shall have been revoked for any misdemeanor against the laws of this State, then the board shall re fuse to issue such license. Sec. 4. On hearing of any case arising under the provisions of the last two sections, any part' interested shall have process to compel the attendance of witnesses, who shall have the same compensation as now provided by law in the tli.-trict court, to be paid by the party calling said witnesses. The testimony on said hearing shall be reduced to writ ing and filed in the office of application, and if any party feels hinelf aggrieved by the decision in said case, he may appeal therefrom to the district court, and said testimony shall be transmitted to said district court, and such appeal shall be decided by the judge of such court upon said evidence alone. Sec. o. That license shall state the time for which it is granted, which shall not exceed one year, the place where the liquor is to behold, and shall not be transferable; and any license granted under this chapter may be revoked by the authority issuing the same whenever the person licensed shall, upon due proof made, be convicted of a violation of any of the provisions of this act. The license shall be in the following form as near as practicable: .State ok Nkbraska, ,, County of .. . J To all who shall see these presents: Know ye, that .. . havinir, on the... day of , A. I)., 18 , tiled bis petition and bond according to law, and paid into the treasury the sum imposed on him as a vendor of malt, cpiritoiis and vinous liquor, therefore the said is hereby authorized to sell malt, spiritous and vinous- li quors at for . mouths ending the. . day of , A. P., 18 In testimony whereof, 1, , clerk of ..". , have affixed the seal of said this . day of , A. 1)., IS skal.. , Clerk. Sec. 6. No person shall be licensed to sell malt, spiritous or vinous liquors by any county board, or the authorities of any city or village unless he shall first give bond in the penal sum of five thousand (S5,000) dollars payable to the State of Nebraska, with at least two good and suf ficient sureties, freeholders of the county in which the license is to be granted, to be approved by the board who may be authorized to issue the license, conditioned that he will not violate any of the provisions of this act, and that he will pay all damages, fines and penalties and forfeitures which may be adjudged against him under the provisions of this act. The board taking such bond may examine any person offered as security up on any such bond under oath, and require him to subscribe and swear to his statement in regard to his pecuniary ability to become such security. Any bond taken pursuant to this section may be sued upon for the use of any person, or his legal representatives, who may be injured by reason of the selling or giving away of any intoxicating liquor by the person so licensed, or by his agent or servant. Sec. 7. No person who is holden as the principal or surety upon any bond given under the provisions of the preceding section, shall be permit ted to become a surety upon any other bond of like character. Sec. 8. Every person licensed as herein provided, who shall give or sell any malt, spiritous and vinous liquors, or any intoxicating drinks, to any minor, apprentice or servant, under twenty-one years of age, shall forfeit and pay for each offense the sum of 825. Sec. 9. Any minor, apprentice or servant who shall, for the pur pose of evading the provisions of the preceding section, falsely represent his age, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined for each and every offense not exceeding S20, or imprisoned in the county jail not ex ceeding thirty days, or both at the discretion of the court. Sec. 10. Every person so licensed who shall sell any intoxicating liquors to any Indian, insane person or idiot, or habitual drunkard, shall forfeit and pay for each offense the sum of 850. Sec. 11. All persons who shall sell or give away, upon any pretext, malt, spiritous or vinous liquors, or any intoxicating drinks, without hav ing first complied with the provisions of this act, and obtained a license as herein set forth, shall for each offense be deemed guilty of a misde meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than 8100, nor more than 8500, or be imprisoned not to exceed one month in the county jail, and shall be liable in all respects to the public and to indi viduals, the same as he would have been had he given bonds and ob tained license as herein provided. Sec. 12. The magistrate before whom any complaint is made of a violotion of the provisions of the pending section, shall issue a warrant for the arrest of the offender, and if upon examination the magistrate shall have reason to believe the party guilty, he shall recognize him to appear at the next term of the district court as in case of felony. Sec. 13. Every person so licensed, or any person, who shall, inten tionally, or otherwise, sell or give away or direct or permit any person or persons in his employ to sell or give away any malt, spiritous or vinous liquors which shall be adulterated with strychnine, strontia, sugar of lead, or any other substance, shall forfeit and pay the sum of 8100 for every such offense. An analysis made by a practical chemist shall be deemed competent testimony under the provision of this section. Sec. 14. Every person who shall sell or give away any malt, spirit ous or vinous liquors on the day of any general or special election or at any time during the first day of the week, commonly called Sunday, shall forfeit and pay for every such offense the sum of 8100. Sec. 15. The person so licensed shall pay all damages that the com munity or individuals may sustain in consequence of such traffic; he shall support all paupers, widows and orphans, and the expenses of all civil and criminal prosecutions growing out of, or justly attributed to, his traffic in intoxicating drinks; said damages and expenses to be recovered inanycourtof competent jurisdiction by any civil action on the bond named and required in section 6 of this act, a copy of which, properly authenti cated, shall be taken in evidence in any court of justice in this State; and it shall be the duty of the proper clerk to deliver, on demand, such' copy to auy person who may claim to be injured by such traffic Sec. 16. It shall be lawful for any married woman, or any other person at her request, to institute and maintain, in her own name, a suit on any such bond for all damages sustained by herself and children on account of such traffic, and the money when collected shall be paid over for the use of herself and children. Sec. 17. When any person shall become a county or city charge by reason of intemperance, a suit may be instituted by the proper author ities, on the bond of any person licensed under this act, who may have been in the habit of selling or giving intoxicating liquors to the person so becoming a charge; prodded, that the person against whom a judg ment may be rendered under the provisions hereof, may recover bv a similar action a proportionate part of said judgment from any and "all persons engaged in said traffic, who have sold or given liquor to such per son becoming a public charge, or to any person committing an offense. Six. 18. Onthetrialof anystiitunderthe provisions hereof, the cause or foundation of which shall be the acts done or injuries inflicted by a per son under the influence of liquor, it .-hall only be neca-sary to sustain the action to prove that the defendant or defendants sold or gave liquor to the per.on so intoxicated, or under the influence of liquor, who-e acts or in juries are complained of on that day or about that time when said acts were committed or said injuries received ; and in an action for damages brought by a married woman, or other person whose support legally de pends upon a person disqualified by intemperance from earning the same, it shall be necessary to prove that the defendant has given or sold intoxicating drinks to such person during the period of siicl dis qualification. Sec. 19. All suits for damages and expenses arising under this act may be commenced and prosecuted before a justice of the peace, where the damages claimed do not exceed the jurisdiction of said justice, al though the penalty in the bond may exceed that amount, and the judg ment shall be for the damages proved. Sec. 23. All fines and penalties so recovered under the provisions of this act shall, when collected be paid into the proper treasury for the use of the school fund, and the corporate authorities by whom such license was issued shall pay to the complaining witness in such action, out of the general fund of the county or city, an amount equal to one-fourth of the sum actually collected and paid over to the school fund as aforesaid. Sec. 24. The county board, under the re-trictions contained in sec tion one (1) of this act, may grant permits to druggi-ts to .sell liquor for medicinal, mechanical and chemical purposes upon a compliance with all the provisions hereinbefore contained, and subject to all the require ments and penalties contained in this act, eccept that no license fee shall be required except the cost of issuing said permit. Sec. 25. The corporate authorities of all cities and villages shall have power to license, regulate and prohibit the selling or giving away of any intoxicating, malt, spiritous vinous, mixed or fermented liquors within the limits of such city or village, the license not to extend be yond the municipal year in which it shall be granted, and to determine the amount to be paid for such licen-e, not less than five hundred (8500J dollars in vallages,and in cities of le.-s than ten thousand inhabitants, nor less than one thousand (S1,000) dollars in cities of more than ten thou sand inhabitants; provided, that the city council in cities, or board of trustees, in villages, may grant permits to druggists for the sale of liquors for medicinal, mechanical and chemical purposes only, subject to forfeit ure, and under such restrictions ami regulations as may be provided by ordinance and subject to the provisions of section twenty-six of thi. act; provided, further, that in granting licenses or permits such corporate authorities shall comply with and be governed by all the provisions of this act in regard to granting of licenses, and all the provisions and penalties contained in this act shall be applicable to such license?, and the persons to whom they are granted ; provided, also, that in granting auy license the petition therefor shall be sutlioieut if signed by thirty of the resident freeholders, or if these are less than sixty, a majority of the freeholders of the ward or village where the sale of 9uch liquors i9 to take place. Sec. 2G. Any druggist to whom a permit may be granted, as con templated in sections tweuty-four and twenty-five of this act, shall keep in a book, provided by him for that purpose, a register of all liquors sold or sriven away by him, which register shall show the dates, kind, quan tity, for what purpose and to whom such liquor was sold or given away, which book shall bo at all times open to the inspection of the public. All druggists to whom such permit may be granted, shall, on the first Monday of January and July of each year, file in the office of the clerk of the authorities granting such permits, a report of all entries made in said register as contemplated in this section since 1) is last report, which shall be subscribed and sworn to as correct by said druggist, aud that he has not sold or giveu away, either by himself, dork or agent, any liquors other than asstatod iu said report. Auy druggist failing to com ply with the provisions of this section sh ill be deemed guilty of a mis demeanor and upon conviction thereof, for eich and every oHense shall be fined in auy sum not less than twenty ($20) dollars, nor more than one hundred ($100) dollars, aud be imprisoned in the county jail not less than ten days nor more thau thirty diys, in the discre tion of this court. Skc. 27. If any one purchasing intoxicating liquors of a person au thorized to sell, shall make to such person auy false statomout regarding the use to which such liquor is intended by the purchaser to be applied, such person so obtaining such liquor shall be deemed guilty of a misde meanor, and shall, upon conviction thereof, forfeit aud pay a fine of $10, together with costs of prosecution, or shall staud committed until the same is paid. For the second otleuso he shall pay a fine of $20 and tho costs of prosecution, aud be imprisoned iu the county jail not less than ton days nor more than thirty days. Sec. 28. If any poison shall bo found in a stale of intoxication he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and auy peace officer in ty, without warrant, and it is hereby mado his duty to, take such person into custody, and to detain him in some suitable place till an information can be made before a magistrate and a warrant issued in due form, upon which he may be arrested and tried, and, if found guilty, he shall pay a fine of $10 aud the costs of prosecution, or shall be imprisoned in the county jail not more than thirty days. But the magistrate before whom such person is tried and convicted may remit any portiou of such pen alty, and order the prisoner to be discharged, upon his giving informa tion under oath, stating when, where and of whom he purchased or re ceived the liquor which produced the intoxication, and Mm name aud character of the liquor obtained. In cases arising under this section ap peals may be allowed as in cases of ordinary misdemeanor within the jurisdiction of the justice of the peace. Skc. 29. It shall be the duty of all venders of malt, spiritous aud vinous liquors, under the provisions of this act, to keep (ho windows and doors of their respective places of business unobstructed by screens, blinds, paint or other articles and any person oHoinlinj: against the pro visions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, aud, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined iu auy sum not less than $25, or be imprisoned iu tho county jail not less thau leu days, or both, at the discretion of the court, and shall have his license revoked by the same authority granting the same. Sf.c. 30. That chapter fifty-three of the Code of Civil Procedure of the general statutes, 1873, entitled " License and Sale of Liquor," and an act entitled "An act to amend section five hundred and seventy-five of chapter fifty-eight of the Criminal Code," approved February !), 1S73, and an act entitled " An act to regulate the issuance of liccpnse for, and the sale of malt, vinous and spiritous liquors in, the state of Nebraska," ap proved February 25, 1875, be and the same are hereby repealed. There would seem to be some absent sections between 19 and 23, but this is as published by authority. A Woman Farmer. People around Lawrence, Kansa, say that the best farmer of the neighborhood is a woman Mrs. Mary Macutchen. Mrs. M. is a wid ow. Ten years ago, when her hus band died, he left her a few acres of land and four children. She went to work, following the plow her self. Soon she added to her prop erty, by purchase and improvement In 1874, she contracted for an im proved farm for $1,S00, which she gave to one of her boys. She has since paid for the land from the sur plus products of her own farm of 120 acres. Last year she bought a farm of 150 acres at the price of $2,500, one-fourth of which she has already paid, and will pay over the other fourth from the crops of this year. She works her farm with the aid of her two sons aud without much hired help. This is a jjood example of what has been done in the midst of hard times in Kansas by a widow left with a family of children and no resources. Wom an's Journal. Many people use fheir refinements as a spider his web, to catch the weak upon, that they may be mer cilessly devoured. A new swindle, designed to cheat the ladies, is abroad. A man rep resenting an eastern silk house, calls at private residences, with a lot of samples of silk and a lottery box in which nearly every chance is a prize of a valuable dress pattern. The chances are sold at fifty cents, the victim of the petty swindle almost invariably draws a fine silk, her name aud address are taken and the prize is to be delivered iu a couple of weeks. The agent is of course, never seen again, and the dress pat tern is never delivered. 1 ne swin dler has not yet appeared in this section, but we give the item to place our readers on their guard. Butler County licpublican. The chaplain of an Illinois legis lature prayed that God would give the members "more wisdom aud greater promptitude." The chap lain during the recent deadlock cried out, "O Lord, have compassion upon our bewildered representa tives and senators. They have been sitting and sitting and have hatched nothing. O Lord, let them arise from their nest and go home, and the praise shall be Thine." The Pennsylvania chaplain recently prayed: "Give these law-makers, O God, more brains more brains more brains." CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION. C. II. V.i. "tVYoi, U. 6. Senator, Neb- rt-hti fit . Ai.vin s- iu.n'iikks. U. S. Senator, Omaha I.J. Ma.ious. Rep., Peru. i:. Iv. Valkxtink, Rep.. We-t Point. STAPH I I RECTOR V: vlhin'ijs S AN'ci:,-iovi-i nor, Jjincoin. -.J. .Vie older, "MMTPtary of'stuie. John Wallichs, Auditor, Lincoln". U. M. Birtlcti, Pre i-urer, Lincoln. ('. J. liilwoi'lli, Mtorney-Ueneral. V. V. W. 'one . Supt. Public IimT le. C. J. Nobe-, V iriten of Peii:te:iM-irt . .1.0. Carter, Pri.-on Physician.. II. 1'. Mathewson, Supt.lnsanc Asylum. JOHN. WIGGINS. e' As-neiate Judge. judiciary: -;. Maxwell, Chief. Iu-ticc, leorjre H. I. UK 1 Amusa Cobb, KOI) K I'll JUDICIAL, niSTitlCT. 11. W. Post, .Indue. York. M. It. IJeese, Di-trict Attorney, Wahoo. LAND OFFICERS: . 15. Hovi.', Register, Grand island, ''m. An.in. Receier. (Irand Island. COUNTY DIRECTORY: . I. (5. lliiu-, County Jude. lolin StaullVr. County Clerk. .1. W. Karly. Tro.i-urVr: ' .enj. Spiclmaii, Sherill. R. L. liiissbiter, .surveyor. John i-e. M.Mahcr, v Count) Commissioner. Joseph Rivet, ) Dr. A. I lei lit.. Coroner. J. E. Wiintcreif "iipt. of schools. ti. IS. IS.IIley, 1 I'.yroii Millett. 'liarles Wake, Constable. Whole-ate and i.'etol Dealer iu HARDWARE, Justires of thePeace. HSSSSS-'sssssssirtM;gJj4wsSSS3 STOVES,- CITY DIRECTORY: J. U. M curlier, Mavor. II. J. Ihid-nn. Clerk. John F. Wcrniuth Treasurer. Geo. U. H.iwiii.m, Pollen Judue, L. J. Cramer, Engineer. COUNCILMAN' : Ut rm;l -John Riekly. (J. A. Schroeder. id 'ird V.d -Win. Lamb. l.Gluek. Ward J. U.HI11 us-en. A. A. Smith. HON, TINWARE. KAILS, ROPE, Columbus Post OIII-e. pen on Sunday Irom 11 a.m. to 12m. and from !:::) to (i i m. l',u-iness boiiro except Sunday (i A. M to 1. M. Kastern mail- close at 11 A. m. Western mails close :il4:l.r.M. Mail le.ie-Colunibu- for Madi-on and Norfolk, Tuediys, Tliur-davs and Saturdiy-, 7 . m. Arrive- at ( p.m. s'or Imiroe, Genoa. Waterville and Al bion, daily evept Sundaj 0 A. M. Ar rive, -aine. i; i. m. For l'o-Uille. Karral, Oakdale am! Newman'.- Grove, Monday, We.Iiie--day- and Friday-, a.'m. Arrive- rue-day-, Thur-day.- and Saturday-, at (J i m. For shell Creek, Creston and Stanton, on Monday.- and Friday- at (! a.m. Arrive- Tue.-day- and Saturday-, at t i. m. For lexis,. Patron and David City, Tue-day, Tliur-davs and Saturday-, 1 l. m Arrives at 12 m. For St. Anthony. Prairie Hill and St. Bernard. Friday-, ! A. M. Arrive. Satuidav-, .'! i.m. Wagon Material (J LASS, FA I XT, ET(!., ETC. u u Eastward Bound. Kviiurant, No.fi. leaves at Pa ens;'r, " A, " " Freiubt, " s, r reiuht, " 10, ' Westward Bound. Freiubt, No. .", leaves at Passenu'r, " , " " Freiubt, ' !), " " Kmiurant. " 7. " " Kvery day evecpt Saturday the three li'ies leadinu to Chicago connect with II P. train-, at Omaha. On Saturdays there will be but one train a day, a- Iiown lv the following -ehedule: (!:2."m. m. 11:im; a. m. 2:l."ip.m. l::'.0a. m. 2:00 p.m. 1:27 p. in. (i:00 p.m. 1 :S0 a. in. Corner lltli and Olive Sis. COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA. u (1 H.& M.TIMF. Leaves Columbus " Bell wood I)aid City, ... Garrison, Ulvsscs " Staplehurst, .. " Seward, " Itllbv " Milford " Pleasant Dale, " Kmerald, Arrives at Lincoln Leaves Lincoln at 12 l'ABLK. s:20a. M. ... . S:.".0 " Jl.l.'i " . .. 0:"l " !:.".. " 10:12 " io:::n " 10:4fi " 11:00 ' 1I:H " Il::i7 " 12:00 m. :."i0 r. M. and ar rives in Columbus 1:10 i. m. O.. N. & B. II. KO A D. Time Schedule No. I. To take piled June 2, 'SI. For the government and information of employee- only. The Company reserves the right to vary therefrom it pleasure. Train- daily", Sundays excepted. Outward Hound. I Inward Bound. Columbus -l:,ri p.m. 'Norfolk . 7:2i; A. M. LostCreekr:21 " Muiisou 7:1' GQ MtfST NORTH-EAST Oil SOUTH-EAST VIA TIIK B.& M.R. R. Tlii- Koad together with the C. It. & (J. which is called PL Centre.'.: 12 Huinphre(i;2. Madi-on .7:01 Muiisou 7:13 Norfolk . 8:04 Madison .S:2fi lliiniplirey!l.:0.- PL Centre!): IS LostCreekKMKI Coluinbu-I0:5.- AL.HION r.KANCII. Columbus -l:l.- i-.m.i Albion :i:i a.m. Lost('reek.'i:.tl Genoa ... (:ll! St.F.ilward7:00 Albion ..7:17 St. Kdwards::;o Genoa 0:11 " Lo-t CreekO-.V) Colunibu-H):i: " BOELIITON ROUTE Form- the most complete line between Nebra-ka point- and all points East of Mis.-ouri Ither. Pa-senger.s taking this line cros- the .Mo. Kiver at Platt-mouth oer the Plattsnioutli Steel Bridge, Which his lately been completed. Through Day Coaches, AND Pullman Sleeping Cars SOCIETY NOTICES. Jt3JC:irds uiidcr this heading will be inserted for $: ! a year. G. A. It. Baker Po-t No.'l, Department of Nebra-ka, meets every -rcond .mil fourth Tue-day evenings in each month in Knights of Honor Hall, Co lumbus. Jons' IIammovo, P. C. 1). D. Wah-woicmi, Ailj't. 11. P. ItowKi:, Searg. M.ij. IIIIY THE DAVIS Vertical Feed tijfeteSr3Liii"ypC3S AUK IJUN TO Burlington, Poor-la, Chicago and St. Lioiiis, Where close connections an: made in Cnion Depot- for all point- North, Kist and South. Trains by this route start in Nebraska and are therefore free from the various accident- which so frciicutlv delay train- aim ing through from tin mountain-, and pasM-nur arc tlm- -lire of m 'king good connection-) when they take the It .V M. route ea-t. THROUGH TICKETS -Ar-Lowest Rates in force in the State, as well as full and reliable information required, can ie had upon applicat on to B. & M. It. It. Agents at any of the principal ita tions, or to PERCEVAL LOWELL. O'eiierul Ticket Aaent, OMAHA, NEB. Pive Hundred Dollars Reward 0 hi: A MILLION OF FRENCH KIDNEY PADS f ,ilri"id In en -old in lht- i ti t r and in Priiicr; . r on.-..( wlii.li ii i- -n. n . m -t - itisf.irtieH, aHd peifor-iied cure- v.-M tiiii w in-K iis-d acerdtii diici-tti.ti-. W.- ih.w -a; to the iHicted and dfeiibl- mir- that we u til jki :H.ii.ie reward fer a -iiiRlkf CVSKOF hAM K B A C lv that tiie Pad fall- to cure. Thi. Great L'einedv ill pnsl'l 1 1 LY and PKIt.MA K.N Vi. cure LHmdHp, Lame lim-k. Sciatica. Urnr I. lJini(e.. Jrvj.ij.Jtrty4'x Itmease of the Kidurjf. lHthttnrm;e ami MHtkH J the I riw liijtamnuilHtH oj the wr-, ( ainrrh j M l'Aadder. UUth Colored Unnt. 'ntM in the l!u,d: A or Loins. ,ii.nas nea.mss, ai U hi uei :ui iiis-nnier-! mi- Ulail.ler and L'riiiurv organ- whether contracted by private uisea-es or oinerwi-e. I.ASII1S, if vou are -uil'eriug Irom hcin.ile We.ikne-s. Leucorrh.eci. or :inv diseise of the Kidnev. Bl ulder. or Crinary Organ-. OIT CAN BK C UK KIM Without -Wallowing iiauseou- medicines by Minply veanu PROF. lU'ILMETTE'S FKEXCH KIDNEY PAD, Which cute, bv absorption. Ak your drurui-t for PKOK. GUILMKlTE's ! i:KN( II KIDNEY PAD, and take no other. If lie has not $ot it, -end ?. ni ana ton will u-ceive the Pad by return mail. TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE. Judok Buchanan, Lawyer, T iedo. O., says: -One of Prof. Giiilmette' ''reiieh Kidue) Pads cured me o i.uuibago in three week-' time. Mi ou,w ,mi been giien upb the be-t Doe r-a-incurable. During all tin- timI Milforud untold agon) and paid out large -uiu- of moiie) . Gkokok WniKli, .1. P., Toledo, 0.,s:ij :-! -uil'ered for three year- with Sciatica and Kidne) Disea-e. and often had to go about on criitehe-. I w-i-t h lircl and ptruiauciitlv cured alter wearing Prof. Giiilinette'.- KrviicliKidut Pad lour Week-. 'SijllUK N. C. Scorr, S liania, O., write-:"! hae been a great -Hln-if r fur . year- with Height- Di-ea-- ot the Kidnex-. For week- at a tim,. iV;, iinu, to get out of bed; took barrel-of medicine, but the aie ine onli tciupunirv rehef. I wore two of Prof. Guilmette'- Kidney Pads m. w eek.-, ami' 1 now knv 1 am entirely cured." .Mies. IIKI.LKX .Iki:o.mk, Toledo, (.. say-:- "For year- I have been cenfined a Teal part of the time to :n bed. with Leiicorrho.i and ft male weakiie-. I were one of Guiluictte's Kidney Pails and was cured iu one month. II. B. Gkkkn, Wholc-.ile Grocer, Fllidlal.O.. write-: "1 Ml ib-red frri'V etirs with lame back and in three week-wa- pel iiiaueiitli cured l.v wearing le tf Prol. Guilm. tie's Kidne Pads." B. F. Ki:KM.i.N(i, M. i., Druggis-t, Logan-port, IinL. when sendiittr in aiianler for Kiduei Pad-, write-: "I wore one of the lir.-t one.-we had and I received more benefit from it than anything I ever u-ed. In fact the Pad- srie better general -.iti-factiou thin any Kidne reiuedi we ever sold." I'i't .V sniiKMAM I. oruggi-t-. Ilaiiniiiat. .Mo.:-"We a r.. worths ..-. Mv.i,. mil aie hearing ol good re-ult- Irom tin in eery day." trade in i our Pail- ntOK. UIJIMIKTTE'S FKEXU1 L1VEK PAD, Will pn-iliiflr cnie F.-ei and Ague. Dumb Ague. At-ue Cake. P.illiu- Fever Jaundice. D-pep-M, and ail di-ea-e- of the Liler. stom.u-h and Bbo.tl. prj,-i ji .! i.i iij.111. .-run ! i iui. iniiimciif - irt'111-.e on I he Ivlilio-i- m.l I ver. tree b mail. Addre l-'IEI-'Af '?fl iMiiro r.,i...i.. o 1.. , ui-ives !,.. - . . . V . . " "'"". 'HIW. .in- ij .. r.i.t i ., iriis-ri-i, t oiiiuux!-, .Nen, I3T 1- or .110-v 1870. 1881. GOING EAST niK TAKE THE (oliwfbnx jonnuil li conducted as a FAMILY NEWSPAPER, Devoted to the best mutual inter. ests of its reader.- and its publi-lu er. Publi-hed at Columbia, Platte county, the centre of the agricul tural portion (fNebra-ka,it i.-read bj hundred- of people eat who are looking toward- Nebra-ka as their future home. Its subscriber- iu Nebra-ka are the staunch, solid portion of the community, as is evidenced by the fact that the Jouknal. has never contained a "dun" again-t thein, and by the other fact that ADVERTISING In its column always brings iti reward. P.u-iiiess i btt-iue-s, and those who wi-h to reach the solid people of Central Nebra-ka will tind the column-of the Journal a splendid medium. JOB WORK Of all kinds neatly and tiickiy done, at fair prices. This species of printing i- nearly always want ed iu a hurry, and, knowing tliit. fact, we have so provided for it that we can furnish euelopes, let ter heads, bill heads, circulars, poster-, etc., ete., on very short notice, and promptly on time as we promise. SUBSCRIPTION. 1 copy per annum 2n " Siv mnntliH 1 00 " Three months, flu Single copy sent to any address in the United States for Acts. M.K. TURNER & CO., Columbus, Nebraska. fa.iiB EAGLE MILLS, K .T- r- n r . - " Jr A k.v a .V50-V ON SCHMITZ BROS., Sewing Machine i IT IS KNI'IUKI.Y Different from all Others Contains but one-quarter as much machinery, and is consequently more durable, less linbie to get out of order, and ea sier to use than any other machines, and always Gives Perfect Satisfaction J3TFOK SALE BY " JIAltSIIAI,!.. SMITH, (Ckntku. Block.) 37IMJ3. Columbus, IVel. COLUMBUS, NEBR., KEEPON'HAXDS, Plows, Harrows, SEEDERS, Corn Planters, Cultivators AND ALL OTHER ICI.VD-OF FAIJM IMPLEMENTS, OFTIIE BEST MAKES AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. SHELL CREEK, Near Matthis's Bridge. JOSEPH BUCHER, - Proprietor j5T"Tbe mill in complete in every par ticular for m:tkiiii? the bc.-t of Hour. 4, square, t'twlr IiisiiieN' i tin motto. 4rt-x No Changing Cars ) KKOM ( OMAHA.COUNCIL BLUFFS.NEBRAS KA CITY or PLATTSMOUTH TO - CHICAGO, Whore direct connection-, are in. nit- with Through Sleeping Car Lines TO New York, Huston, I'liilailelpliia, Hallimore, Washington, And all Knst fm ('itip.! TIIK f-illOTtT IIIVi:: via PEORIA for Indiauaiiols,f'inriiinafi, Louisville ANI AM. POINTS IN TIIK SOTJTI-ITCA.ST. - o The IJe-t iAnv for ST. LOUIS, When Direct Connections art. niM,. j the I'NION HEPOT with Thrwirli Sleeping fur Line- far all Pnim, SOUTH. o The .Shortest, Speediest ami Mt Com fortable Route via HANNIBAL to Ft. SCOTT. DKXISOX, DALLAS HOLSTIN. AI'STIV. SAN AN TO NIO, JALVKTON, Ami all Points iu TEXAR. I ullni-in 1 C-wIkcI P.'iImcc SlefpiHC Cars, r.. R. .t tf. p.iurf Iirtwlmr Rhiii Car-, with llorlon'o RcrliHinic Miiiir. Chair-. The Fann.H- ., R. .fc (. p.dace Diiiiur Cars. 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Those wishing can be accomino dated at the house of the undersigned at the following rates? Meals 2.i ceiit beda 10 cents. J. B. SENECAL, i mile east of Gerrard Corral MAKE THE CHILDREN HAPP? ! $1.50 THE(JRSERY $1.50 Now i- the time to subscribe for tlii-, BEST ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE KOK TIIK YOUNG. Its miecess l:m ,een continued and un exampled. Eximins it! Subscribs for it! hc olumhtsfounml And THE NIIRSKRV, both post-pnid one ve.ir. :mo ir .. ': . Ki.'.'.i Nl'R.ERV send fl.U to Vlohii I L. Shorey :a; Rromheld street, Ro-tou, Ma. If you desire both, -nmi kr money order, 3.1() to M. K. Turner & Co., Colunibua, Neb. t y V fl t " mUHK rMWtil lUZ
