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Fuokencb, the actor, died .f Ran nVlnnlr on the evening of the 19th inst at the Continental hotel, Phil adelphia, of pneumonia. Ax alliance between France and Rus sia is regarded as almost an accomplish ed fact, and it may mean a very great deal in the twists and turns of European politics the next few months or years. Joxy H. Sntdkb, a traveling man, was found almost dead at a hotel in Sioux City, from a dose of morphine. Ho left a letter stating that he desired to die be cause be was afflicted with locomotor ataxin, and was out of employment. Sekator M&kdkbson is credited with saying to a reporter of the Washington Post that the present silver law was generally acceptable, and that it pro vides for the purchase by the govern ment of substantially all the silver produced in this country. Tuesday evening of last week, St. liomB,Mo., had a fire that destroyed $1,000,000 worth ot business property. One lifo was probably lost, and four per- . sons injured by the fire. Mike Conners jumped from a third story window, and has life was only saved by his fall being ' broken by electric wires. The more decent people of Creeton, la, have concluded from some recent developments, that the moral atmos phere of their city would bo pnrer if it was not contaminated by houses ot ill fame, and it is recorded that the author ities purpose to drive out all the keep en and inmates of bawdy houses. Enqinxeb Matnabd, of the Burling ton, forgot his orders Thursday after noon, and the result was a head end col lision between two passenger trains, four miles east of Seward. Maynard fled through a cornfield, but shortly turned mp at Seward and said that none could be blamed but himself for the accident. A Bumber were badly injured and the many escapee from death were truly Btiraculous. The engines are total wrecks and were firmly wedged to gether. Most of the sixty-six democratic congressmen from New York, New Jer sey, Pennsylvania and Ohio are opposed to free silver. Nearly all of the fifty democrats of the states ot the northwest are in favor of free silver, while the Pacific states have only two. democrats aad they are free silver men. The south has one hundred and nine demo crat and eight alliance men who will go into the democratic caucus. So no matter what kind of a man is selected aa speaker, there is sure to be fun ahead for the opposition, and inharmony, to call it by no harsher name, among the democrats. SacKETAST of the treasury, Hon. Chas. Foster, made the speech of the evening, at the 123d annual dinner of the Cham ber of Commerce of the state of New York, one night last week, his subject bging, To Maintain the Parity Between Gold and Silver, is the Fixed Policy of the Government." He said that the doleful predictions of those who thought the coinage ot silver would bring disas ter to the country had not been realized, notwithstanding the fact that $400,000, 000 have been coined in fifteen years, and $70,000,000 worth of silver bullion pur chased in gold value and paid for by the issue of $70,000,000 of new treasury notes aad still the parity is maintained and it ie bow agreed on all sides that gold alone furnishes too narrow a basis upon which to build the world's financial structure. Amoso the reported facta which led to the universal belief expressed in Europ ean journals hut week that Russia wants war to divert attention from internal disorders, are the following: that Russia has ordered a reinforcement f 40,000 troops to be dispatched to the frontier; that tbe government ammuni tion factories have been -set to work sight aad day; than a number of veteran regtsMata are being transferred from FialaBd; that the German war oftce has a large number of portable i to be manufactured for the use of i army corps in the event of i winter with Russia: that add- room is being provided towns along the Russia-German aad several army corps have in the military dis- would have to bear tbe of the fiat attacks from the y. War against a foe be- t might be a means of todiseoBteat at home, but be aoaght out by way of alleviating her It to eoBJeet- asit is like "jumping out of the -" -fr '' We iiiihii Ska new ts wyw y . a-JZ cmi tan uajlaaL jaqS ZSSSmSTnA ra Uabla la aiiary wr.-wnst " jprataly. Owe eaa NlttJUlmtA NOTES. Th North Bend hemp mill is MOW running fall blast. Judge F. G. Hamer will contest tbe election of his rival. There are 800,000 acres of free govern ment land in Sioux county. A vrlr Minntr farmer aold two tone of broom com tb other day for aixty-fivelW V .r !l lit WeiaenfluhX A . . 00 f dollars a ton. The oatmeal mill of Beatrice was so good a thing for its owners that they will rebuild it Gov. Thayer has appointed Gen. J. C. liVRriilA hiar insnector of grains for Lancaster county. The Oxnards have concluded to raise the price of beets for next year. That is in the right direction. Norfolk too has a ladies music club, which occasionally gives an open concert to which they invite their friends. The diphtheria . epidemic has again broken out in Lincoln. There were fourteen deaths from the disease in the last four weeks. Jim Talbot, while attempting to kill a hog for the Enterprise meat market last week, was badly bitten in the hand by I the animal. He failed to kill the hog. The running ice in the river at Plattsmouth blockaded the ferry for two days and teamsters desirous of crossing had to drive to Nebraska City and use the bridge. "Undo Jimmy" Cannon and Capt O'Donohue, two of the leaders of the mob that lynched the negro, Smith, on Oct. 9, were discharged from custody last week. George H. Roberts, who waa att'y gen. in Nebr. from 74 to 79, died the other day in New York. He was afflicted with dipsomania, and at the time of his death was att'y gen. of Idaho. Peter Klein, a workman at the Grand Island sugar factory, waa hit by a large piece of limestone falling twenty feet it broke several of his ribs, causing other injuries which may prove fatal. A son of Lash Halmeson, Newman Grove, waa instantly killed while assist ing his father to lower an iron pump into its place. The tube fell, striking the boy on the head, mashing his body into a pulp. Joe Powell of Syracuse tried to hang himself with a sheet because "his girl went back on him," but the knot gave way and let him fall to the floor without breaking his neck, and he now knows more than he did. Henry Moeller, near Hooper, recently put down a 350 feet well that throws water over sixty feet above the surface. As Hooper is not very far away, it may be that some enterprising Platte county citizen can strike artesian water. It is worth trying at least. Thomas Eon. aged 73. ot Nebraska City, died last Tuesday from exposure and neglect. His wife died about three weeks ago, since which tune he had re fused to eat, and would not even have a fire in his house, but was trying to drown his sorrow by drink. Land on the Sioux reservation between the Niobrara and Missouri reservation west, waa opened for entry last week. Many have filed at Niobrara before the clerk of the district court and the county judge. The settlers are of the beat classes of farmers, and the land of good quality. It is probably just becoming a fact that any and every variety of crime committed will find a sample at least in Omaha. Last week a negro man by the name of Will Rose, and his wife, beat the wife's grandmother so badly that she is not expected to live, and all because she wouldn't put some of her proyerty in the husband's name. The Bee gives an incident occurring inoourt at O'Neill which tends to ex plain, according to the opinion of the reporter, the reason why Judge A. W. Critesis so unpopular. A man by the name of Ring, whose wife waa danger ously ill, asked to be excused from jury service, and Judge Kincaid, who knew the circumstances, appealed to Crites, but he refused to excuse him, and arbi trarily ordered him to appear in court, and mar possibly order his arrest. Arthur Sloan, who ahot and killed his stepfather, B. J. Baldwin, and brother, John Baldwin, Oct 1, on a farm near Fontenelle, was detected and arrested in the coal districts of Iowa, where he was at work husking corn. He is now in jail at Blair, admits the shooting, and aays he could not do otherwise. The dispute was about the removal of the family to Blair, which Sloane opposed. In the course of the quarrel he drew a revolver and fired. Mrs. Baldwin was also struck in the hip by a bullet inten ded for one of the others. The total number of visitors of the Nebraska advertising train waa 11200, the largest atone place being at Fort Wayne, Ind, 10,000. One Ohio man thought he could beat the big squash, but when the facts were known the Ohio specimen weighed but 98 as against Ne braska's 185 pounds. The Nebraska corn raised in Douglas county, was not matched anywhere. The train was a pronounced success, and great was the surprise expressed by the thousands who saw for themselves what the great state of Nebraska is able to do. Syaala ef the PraceeaUaga r the Baari of Sapervlaara. (OfirfaL) The petition of Geo Grofelageben and others for a public roaarui Sherman township was on motipi laid over until the next entine Zarecki and otheraCor a pablib road in Butler town ship nas upon motion granted and clerk lnstnsted to publish notice or same as prorjped by law. matter of the "Thompson road" on mouonoi oupr xnneen me naager .- a of the petitioners was rejected jmd proceedings or record or annulled. In the matter oarine "Lowrr road' further action war postponed until the next meeting ofxhe board. In thejaajterof the "Columbus town ship Div1a road" the report of the appraisers was approved and Fred Gottachalk allowed sum of $100 as dam agee and county surveyor instruct survey ana put same and the government section corners his report with the county in tbe matter or the in Woodville township apnraisnrn was i allowed the sum surveyor instructaar to survey and plat same, and pepastuate section corners and file hweport with the county clerk. In the matter of the vacation of Dart I ot the Columbus aad Colfax oounty road, aad the location of the "Milan AUiaaoe road" Barnes Wbodville... imii, m. buo aaaBw'aaa rnrnum aPDroBBQ ana J at rtmim cbbbbbwi.. or Wtt as damasea. and l , anrf luniw iwwpmik. uunu of $10 aa damagee, anaaarreyor surrey and plat roaa a mIImI for ariTKfiht his reDOTt Witt H flountv clerk. Tn ha mat.tAr of 1 ThA nnrar rf thft notitAnflTB VJmWrantSd and report of appraism aBproved and, I following anrns tMovMraa aamagea, Peter Elentani .1.. - 9? Jennie 2uBJSsr .... .... .... . . Jacob Orerber ............... and ethfveyor instructed to aurrey ana Aid road aa required by law ana fileBis report with tho county clew. tJnwt fha niattnr rtf thn v-lRntion of OBltS of "Carng road" and -North Side Shell Creek road" the prayer of peutionera was granted and vacation ordered aa ae- nrnnrmm million. The buKCthe Nye Schneider cotdpa nv vn Hf. Tfefnlfci. tnwnshlD. $149X WBB ordered referred wick for verifisauon. The bill of D A Ohmpbell,ie or su preme court, $9.21 wasreferred to county attorney foris opinion. The bill of C J KMedy of. St. Ed ward. Neb.. $65. WriD motion rejec tad. The bill otfeo N Hopkii VB Sbell Creek towafihiD was. upon jtion of Sup'r Dinfcn, referred to thai wnship for navBffent. ill of Fuller, Smith sr vs TTnmnhrAV townahio. was UDOn manilatinn nt Mimmittoe referred back to be O K'd by road overseer who pur nhnnAd the lnmber. Th hill of J C Caldwell, sheriff, JOr fees in the case of the state of v CharlM Smith. $11.10. was nBon mo- tinn rail The folldwing tills wife now allowed, and th clerk lBMcusCed to issue war rants for Greisen BCeT C mdse for $ ... z ou ... 5800 Echols & Dettnchs, ork m courthouse 9 95 Ernst & Schwarz, mole, for county T..... 56 35 Hub t lleoher treasurer. advanced etc -X. 230 60 Mrs. Manreret Hamer. care Hamer .1 5100 Smith k. Allen voting booths. .1 185 00 a W Phillies cash advanced for Minntv. . - AG 30 J W Bender assessor Humph township ?" 103 00 J C Caldwell, sheriff reesriciaim $58 95.. 15 95 77 50 31 90 100 50 690 725 800 600 350 Same ckvim Same claimj Same Same- !m$5175. Same claim! Same sheriff's f 1 John Stovicek llabor at the. court .-house. State Journal to. mdse foi County....!. Same Same Same E Pohl mdse for St Mary's hoepitakf care lot in- digentj 64 00 , mdse for 14 00 ohupbach com eleavon Irns Ragatx same. Schrtiber labor rep jail I L Albert salary quarter en ing Sept 30 E D Fitzpatrick mdse for county G W Phillips salary quarter endinoSept. 30. Chas Wage bailiff diet court .... Humphrey-Democrat pub legal 100 00 12 00 13 14 notices elaw. Warwick SaujAldlt" Miume 32 50 Columbus.rochenSmtt same 128 20 Warwicjaroaunders plbdel.tax lis ... 171 00 Gus G Becher trees afct War wick Saunders del 26 00 450 Joseph Rivet assessor Jdiet twp extra work G W Phillips, certificales of election, etc.. . 94 00 Samuel Gass. ballot lioxesifor county ....7. .. 7 Humphrey Democrat, puo ojpi tax list Lincoln News Co, 98 68 31 50 15 00 tax receit r 1891 Saae, poll books L JXralaer, co aunt salary anil July 100 80 too 00 Same, Same, sani 100 61 8ame, same, 0148 Gus G Becher, Was, Ed ter del tax..., Niels Matzen, Cresi John And .......... Fuller, 8mit Her. Joseph une. .t.... irey A M Jenjmfjgs, Humph: C B CaaWbell. same......... R Lafbasiter. same 17 50 G (TBarnum, city of Culunibua 18 91 N Blaser, same 18 96 Gus G Becher, trees, Ed Rossi ter del tax 400 Same, same.. 300 16 45 60'55 164 00 Same. Levi Kby, same... Levi Eby: Nve & Lchneiaer Co. Granville. A M Jenning, Butler, 2.00 i R L Rossiter, '80 A M Jennings. Bismark '2 00 H C Bean, Butler.... 3 60 Alvin Levie, same.. 280 36 00 15 06 8 70 2 00 70 00 3 05 80 00 10 90 20 15 38 50 14 50 38 28 59 15 49 65 J O Blodgelt. same.... Nve & SchnidejB0rwdodville RL RoBsitenlismark Ed KoesiteCTBame. N Blaser, JruUer... aaaaaa W T Mesne, same W T Bnrer, Monroe tit R L Rossiter, same Fuller, 8mith & F,8uerman Hugh Hughes, Butler. P F Doody, Lost Creek - Chicago Lumber Co, Monroe Hugh Hughes, Butler. Soren Anderson, Breaton.......... G C Barnnm, city of Columbus. Soren Anderson, Creeton Foster ft Smith, city Columbus- 59 35 40 85 G M Baer, Loup D L Bruen. Grand Prairie 32 00 10 37 200 88 33 400 15 85 R L Rossiter, Woodville...., A M Jennings, same, Hugh Hughes, city of Columbus Ed Kossiler, R L Rossiter, Chicago Lumaer Co, Lost Creek 83 88 2 00 3 00 500 16 25 Ed RoeeitawT Woodville. W Deveajfy, Creeton Wni.Wurdeaoan. 8berman Nye Jt'Hchneikr Co, Joliet frallf l raw Herman Wurdeaaan, 8berman Fred Mackenatadt, aame J A Fulton, Creeton I J Nichols, same Ed Rossiter, Walker. 40 15 5 00 5 00 300 300 2 00 200 10 38 400 19 73 A M Jennings, same. R L Rossiter, aame... 8 K Painter, same.... Nve Jr- Schneider Co, Fuller, Smith k F. OUT Prairie. Vincent WeMfatSe afOOD auQaalDUlalt 8UIOmmm 8 K Painjir, St.Bedaard... . Foster 8mith, Bismark .... CbicajLumber Co, Hampbrey oamawsaBjic... ................. ........ Same, Burro we........ Nye k Schneider Co, aame G M Baer, Woodville Chicago Lumber Co, Granville... 538 33 50 14 16 1 10 S7 66 76 34 1199 14 73 23 93 18 99 43 83 Christ Boss, Loup 30 00 Hector fBlaaer, same 13 SO RLRostter.sams......... 15 75 Ed Campbel, aame................... $ 00 Aug Herrick, aame............ 3 00 PLMcFayden, ' S3S 84 78 y G C Barnum, city ! Foster Smith 13 80 101 03 338 13 04 16 30 1 01 27 10 1 83 995 300 3 00 64 32 11 80 5 4 mberCo. GraavUle. G M Bftvcr Mottroe.. ...... .. J k aTam vffJBRUaVf SHaBBr$J a Gus G Becher treaa,Ed Rossiter Foster k Smith. 1 R L Roriter. Creatoa Fuller, Smith ft Fuller, .aa road" the report cf the appraisers 01 trusavH ted to Foster k Smith, JHsasark rpesuate 1 siaser. cwy Awmmmm...... and file Chicago LuaUaaaWsTi. Borrows... clerhf Nye A Schneider Co. sbbm. 9 48 ; inmw -? R L' Roantor.'aaste. 1 B.fW Gentleman,-1 50 Joan Zaatl 15 54 54 57 443 49 48 48 91 Foster Nye Ufchneider Cd, Woodville Walker Same, same.... 54,90 8aaie.am. 10 Johnson Bros. Jnhet....ynmm 00 00 Same, same.. 142 50 228 84 2 50 2 50 36 00 2 00 61 00 9 CO 13 00 202 60 88 32 4 00 47 15 Foster k Smith, D F Davis, Colui is twp. Same. Coluni Jacob Eisenman, Loup. Ed RoBsiterLoBt Creek J W Hoove, Grand Prairie a Q Be:hY acct M Doody l tax Same Edwards, same Hug j j; liea, Columbus twp Same, same 8 K Painter, Woodville Chicago Lmnlier Co, Grd Prai. Same, Liwt Creek 32 28 59 38 ha a Same, same Oo motion the board now adj rned until tomorrow morning at 9 o' k. Thursday ;u m., NsC 12, l. Board convened ar!rTrclock a. m., Hon. W. J. Irwin cjmirman, G. W. Phil lips clerk. All thmembers present. The bill ofjaBawiott Machine Co. for a No. 5 W. Enumerator $2750 for county treasurer ns on motion rejected. of Hugh Hughes $12:10 and ere upon motion or oupr w- neen referred to Shell creek township for payment; The following bills were now Humphrey Democrat, printing (wed: ballots aaaawT$ 16 00 Ottis & Murphy, colleojnhg deL tax 24 03 739 12 G. W. PhiHipB. mtiriax list Gus G. Bechenftreasurer, acct. del v&X ruor tchols Same A. F. Ifland Daniel Murdock, P. J. Oct 5, l Wm.Folliett, M " " John Spellicey, " " " Fred Unger, " " - JohnDoersch, " " u C. G. Carr. " " u J.O. Blodgett, Alfred Peterson, H. & Elliott, Jacob Jeruburg, Joseph Gilsdorr George W M. Brug David T Wm KvaruCvans, Haffs Christensen, " L G Zinnecker, " John Olson, John Clark, John Gogan, jr., " D F Davis, printing ballots. Jacob Ernst, acctCoJumbus tp. 2 W A Way same FT:. 2 Ed Hosaiter aai Jacob Louis same AMJenningaaame vw Thos FlyniLaftme 2 20 RLsUswrtfrsame 8 80 LH North same 2 20 1 AM Jennings same ZOO 1 11 M Moray aame arou B L Koanter same -4. -- u J C Dawson same . .SV7rzr.. 2 50 Wm Gentleman same 30 00 Gus G Bechorreasnrer, acct W BloedonCtlel tax 1150 Wm Gentisman, acct Grand Prairiejp 6 50 J F HelUraech, same 1 00 erman tp 1 00 amilton. same Creston ... 40 00 Mary E Morton, same 20 00 Sarah .Parks, same 20 00 John F Parks, same 20 00 Josiah Eley, same 10 00 A J Zellar. same .-.-ai uu Theo Wolf, same .yf 75 co John McCann, same .M.. iu uu CA.Beed.same y... 40 00 John Craig, same.. . 20 00 C O Moore, same Htiinphrey. . . 80 00 Joseph Harper, same 40 00 On motion tb board now adjourned until 1 01 Thdrsdat p. m.. Nov. 12, W BoaaB convened at S p. ni., Hon. 3 Irvdb chairman, G W Phillips clerk. Roll Called. Meuibors all present but Surtaf McAllister. motion the clerk was instructed to notify the i6ter Surperioress of St. Mary's hospilsl that the county board will '-not recognise Ernest Franke an Wm Bromley as aVonnty cl Upon motion, CAE- itarsrey was per- mitted, upon his nce with cer- tarn restrictions, toj de within a fish pond near his rajnc rods of the public 1 ice, one by eighteen adjaceut thereto. u..' n..J Snn'r BennaT nresonrhd the following: Resolved. Ibat hereafterno claims or bills will beallowed or considered by tnisamKunleBS the same is properly certified and sworn to. Cam The petitions of W J Owens lind oth era and John Bugi and others fir public roads in Loup twp., were upon! motion, laid over until the next meeting! of tbe board. The biil of J. C. Caldwell, sheriff, for house rent, janitor, etc., 8245.50, upon recommendation of the commit! iaia .over udiu tue uuxi iuwuuk board. Snn'r Bering oresenufa tB?BrBIlowing To The Hon. Boasfl of Supervisors, Platte Co.. N Gentlemen-We, your committee. ap pointed to viiw and ascertain the amount t damage dpne by tne uau storm, tiuty 1891, inJfe Looking Ulass vaiioy, uo, iful personal examination, subnm tbelaccompunying schedule of individual losses. We find that a great number of thcsKpeopIe are in destitute circumstances an y in neeu, , ana would respectfully immend twit a committee 01 tn eac from Walker. Woodville a: wps be appointed by this boai receive aid, in the way or grain, me: andise or money from any and all tn ay feel inclined to oontnFuBalBkisfievi: the suffering of these! worthy and within rair rmrdflra. ricken people Respectfully submitted. t. BKBINO, Nils Olson, y Committee, W. J. Ibwin, ) Motion by Sup'r Hudson. pervisorsof the caid named to' and are nerepy appointea as mittee with full power to Sup'r McAllister presented the ing Gentlemen Your committee appoint ed to visit the lalffwanof in Luuptown ship, would reenfetf ully report that they visited the locality on July 16, 1891, and r a full aad careful investigation. at tueganexed scnedule or names heres)hdBched lost all their crops, or nearly so, rrom vne inunaauon, ana tnat the parties are worthy and deserving of aid. nespectnuiy suomittea, WAMcAllistxb,) D E Campbkll, Com EdwKktbcheb, ) On motion the SjarMaaam1 Loup and Butler townahinsVere appointed a committee tosoiMss ana receive sia ror these sufferers, ind the foregoing reports were ordered pJaoed on file and tbe com mittes the board recommended that sufPSeB intended for these people be forwarded to either of tbe following members of tbe committee, to-wit: W. J. Irwin, Genoa: H. J. Johnson, Platte Center: Nils Olson, Lindsay, for the Looking Glass Valley sufferers, and Ed ajsnacaer, lynncan; or v. iu. uuu Genoa, far the Loup township stnckenBaoale, and that each of Una board conatitnto tnemsejafje an active comsaittee ntffia, tfMfTntrmnt their ropstitawmtaff contrnmte to those stricken onssafaun our borders. ' The feaJsafllg bills were now allowed: Joseph Soutsk. act Lonp twp.$ 18 00 S O Raymond pres. Columbus MS BUT VsbS 0.....aa. 4v K9 St. Mary's hospital care of in- QIbVOD m DaBOt uCf IX) St. Mary w hospital care of in digent. UCt Kb uu MEClotbercol del pen. tax . 21 14 O D Marshy services as sup'r. . 14 60 F Baring " 39 65 wi-BCkCC Gray, Loat Creek 1 na rm MUBO4bMiw p, uraaa rraine. arsTTiiiitn lUTirnrlr auurnme aSUIIC ti f u u JU u ,flp i. 4 lilar, Ubnias, " " . UB7ch0F, " " D E Campbell " " v7 Nile Olaon- Jonas Welch H W J Irwin W A McAllister James Burro Ed Keuscl HJHu Jos J F aflneen II J Johnson J S Freeman WM Pollard J C Byrnes O S Moran GAsohe PF Dood: llenrv Ric. Motionjm adjourn until Oo'cl totnorraw. Lost. OnBotiou of Snp'r BurrojB the chair apnnntod a committee of Jnree consist ing of Supr's Burrowjr Rickert and Bering to settle with tire county treas urer. A On motion of Surr Dmeen the chair appointed a comamttee of three, consist ing of Snp'raMurphy, Freeman and Hudson, to dramino the fee books of the several coMity officers and report upon same, y Onjpnion ot Sup'r Bering the board nojsmdjourned until Tuesday, January 5, 1890, at 2 o'clock p. m. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul the only line running solid veet- ibuledelentric lighted and steam heated trains lntv.':'n the Missouri river and Chic t.o, oiiifisling of new palace sleep ing cars, elegant free reclining chair cars, luxurious coaches and the finest dining cars in the world. The berth reading lamp in its palace sleeping cars is patented and cannot be used by any other railway company. It is the great improvement of the age. Try it and be convinced. Close connection in union depot at Omaha with all trains to and from the west. For further particulars apply to your ticket agent, or F. A. Nash, Gen'l Agt. W. S. Howell, Traveling Fr't. and Pass. Agt, 25febf t Omaha, Neb A Sate Iavestaieat. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure n return of purchase price. On this safe plan yoo-can buy from our ad vertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of the throat, lungs or chest, such as consump tion, inflammation of tbe lungs, bron chitis, asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., otc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottle free at 8tiUman's drug store. 1 Saaetfclat Abrat Bcacfaetan. We often readhat"He waaNsreal benfefa&r to thehbman race." With good reason couldNtbisNa&applied to any one wuOTfontributea. tothe lessen ing of the evajsmwhich flesh is heir to. tism amLcKauiic headache have sd as impontUe of cure, yet . - .. NTa. . , scieufe hZB-nnaiiy aemoawraiea inai they can A cured. Haller'sain Para lyzer, taken an conjunction withHaller's German Pills, haw effected most extra ordinary cures nnu have made life a com fort to many, who never hoped for relief. For sale by Wm. Kearville. 10 Merit WIbh. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been settsBg Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell so well, or that have given such uni versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not fol low their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Stillman's drug store. lSaprly Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. PLESSXES3 CUBED. L to testifr that Inaed Pastor Saa raicwitb u NerreT be cot quite iseatfraato aarad 1 paueaw can aiao ietaeirei Tide iwmedy bMteen prepared bribe Beer endPstorKoenlg.ofrortWayBa.rd,.alam BBt, aad la aow prepared aadar bis dlnettoa ay tha KOENIG MCO. OO., OtitoJsjO, III. SoUbrDrsBtstaata)lprBotto.ftsi . IavrseSlae,1.7S. BoaeferM. CURE i aad laUawaM tha to a.MUoaa atotaof tbasT lasasL Xaaaia. Diowatasaa. Xasi mmUmm. Pate 1m tha SUa. Aa. While SICK eaaallr ttsreetandlaorders BTBBBJt HEAD aalalillialiaiMiilBaaiiliieaiiiilaiiilhaiaaiiill iAaaaatCTlaasawm lad these llaHsanis ahtateaaaamwarsthMthar wttl sat ha art. awimaewBhaBfi ACHE Ik M)M lalilstlrvaaaaaajddeaaajrtaasr dJAsTTKal aBaM0MM 0O Hew VtfflU flsfllft! tffWI ftg wawUfK 288 S - 90 y - 868 u 15 0 wgF ' " ; 14 2 ha-4' M 14 4 qma. " " v u OUB " " ; 12 8 u Aw lit " RyX 1 , Iaaiatfd inloJrrv6 Tonic with tHWbart acctaa foe UeeBfeagMwancl belteo thmJarsaUjr a great wfCLjaPaaSeriag huflajilty.. f T ETiiyjKtor. ( St. SoTcrin, KJu?rtotfaVP Fa. v jrasxTBiux, Iuohj awsiUHL I take ileBur t Jet jou know UMt my'BWta 1U tll rirfbr. 1 bgTpUb'1 " ' "" mKto It ntmtaEi3Jtba1iaaacKur aaM t i!ir more. I BeUBrvhe gtk a verrwirvou aU'J JUhls Ufa bat uVuotAVl4w ony Bvo( WkibU1 ktst DccembeSlsner lilcbma caioBta iniiTiwajn iwlini, aSB 1 bAd 3 doctoa attec!Bia-ho dlkdilo notnla for bim. ao? even tdraja wbat wflBhe matter. I bad drf pair ed of his daw cettlnoWBlL until I cot Borate dawifter taklBksnot aalte a bottlafal wmaMbaapTfaBiiltbeleaetritB ox apasaia tinea. tarpaCTnuijajpnra. KBSMLUEXTOV. X tecUfy to tbs facta as statedTOpre to aa trieUr Una. A8. HABTTKaator. IfiARfTTBlS BBaTBff-1-nr rr.;;p-i sal IVLH Dll I fi I BBBJ ajaaaawa thiaranai aaaaaa . t uasplslBt. while tbeyi sshaaite'aoc. Carts Uefle Unr Psm mtrwaamttmtmmm. t What is GawUri is Dr. Samsel Pltekefg prewcriptiwam fr 1bihU aad Children. ItcoUdiigBtlwrOpiasMorpWoiior taver Narcotic BuksUaice. It te haraetiea. salwUthito for'Pawt5goric,Dromw,8litaC Syrups, and CasUr OU. It is Pleaaant. Its siaraateo is thirty years use by lOnicms of Mothers. Castaria destroys Worssssjasl allays ferertohaees. Castorla preTeats ossitiaf; Sr Curd, cures Diarracea aad Ifiad Colic Castorla reUeTes fftfimg troubles, cures coastipatioa aad flatuleaey. CastorU aiamilates the food, reepriates the stoiarai aad bowels, girlus; healthy aad aatural sleep. Cas - . k BB - - terla is tho Childrea's Castoria. isaa far Mothers have Da. a. a which am aeaaalaaad. iaoawaaaya tarataatwhsaaaothefSwflliaaaiitBrthewal hai atoihelr chfldraa, aiil a Catnria ia- iWMcaara l- a u. ikiMtt. thacahr aeadiaaT """ -T ..-T7 Uanae Hearrru. aaa DusaaaiaT HE1Y RAGATZ & CO., KEEP CONSTANTLY ON Staple ALSO AS FINE AN ASSORTMENT OF Lamps, Glassware, Queensware, Etc., As Can be Found in This Section of Nebraska. HTThe very highest market price paid in trade for country produce. For the present, in the Olnck block, corner of Eleventh and North Streets, COLUMBUS, LEGAL NOTICE. In the district court of Platte county. Ne braska. la the aaatter of the estate of Peter J. Lawrence, This canse came on for hearing npoa the peti tion of Phebe J. Lawrence, executrix of the estate ot Peter J. Lawrence, deceased, prajuig for license to sell the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter, the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter, and the west half of the west half of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section number twenty-eight (28), and lot number two (2), la section number thirty tkM. 231 all in townahio number seTeateen (17) north, of ranee anmberone (1) east of the Sixth principal meridian in Platte county. Ne imW erataialiianM hundred and eleren and thirty ooe-hnadreQu acrea acoordinc to sovera- meat surrey, lor me payment ox oepu m!H Mtar a. aad the costa of administration. there not betas saSteient personal property to pay the said debts and expenses. . It is therefore ordered that all persons later- eated in said estate appear before me K tneconn Iimh in rvtlnmhoa. Platte Mxmty. Nebraska, oa the 24th day of December, 18W. at 2 o'clock p. m to show cause why license should not be granted toaaid executrix to sell so much of the abpre described real estate of said deceased aa shall be necessary to pay said debie'aad expenses, and it S. fnrlhnr nmlonxl hv th COBlt that nOtlCO be girn by publication of this order in Tax Co- I.C1IBUS JOUa2(AI lour succnosiTe unu. Dated this Mb day of November, !! Judge District Court for Sixth Judicial bis- U1CW u-aaeasai E.T.AIXEN.M.D., Eye - and - Ear - Surgeon, Secretary Nebraska State Board of Health. IW Bamob Bloc. OMM.II A, NXID lOaagtf rue triavus "v." 9 la oar dates will auke a loag stay. So or woaww sow Mrias; will ever date a twithotusta the Bcuraa. It staads la the third pmce U ISJO, where It will raBBia tea yean aad then more ap tofceooadplaosiaMOa, when it will rest t or oaa hundred yaan. ThareUaaothefY which hasakocoawtesUy. It hi aallke tbe agate 9 la oar dates la the raspsat that It has already mored up to irst place, where It wW permanently remaia. It H called the MKo. r Hhjh Ana Wheeler A Wiboa Sswiag Machiaa. The "Ko. 9 was endorsed for Irst plaee by the experts of Europe at the' Paris Exposition of lfls where, after a serereeoatest with the leadiag aa ehlacs ef the world, it was awarded the only Grand Prize girea to family sewing machines, all ethers oa exhibit haying received lower awards ot coM medals, eta. The Preach Goverameat JeoreoognlsedlUsaperiotttybythedecoratioaof Vr. KathaalelWnecIer.Prssldeatorthaoompaay, with the Cross of tbs Legtoa of Boaor. The "Ho. 9 la not aa old machiaa faaarovei upon, bat M aa entirely sew machiaa, aa the OrsndPrlxeaPsriswuawsidedUaatheaeaaaV ests4rsjsceUsswias machiaa maeisalam otthe at. Those whe bay it oaa rest assured, there. face, or aanac tae very latest aaa innsTijaerwiiNirrooa, laasllWWalaafcATa.,i . W. 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K la a aesml si shoe, with ao tacts or wax thread to hart the feet; made of the best aae calf, srUsb flrads ao aaa? other wKumfaetmrtr, It equals haad- easy, aaa eeeaass we nose ator mom or mts cowi.a hum a&uo to I MSSGeaalae Haad-eewed. the Saest calf a aaos erer oaTered for SUB; equate lYeach imported aaoea which cost rrass fun to aiUBL t Jl SS Haad-Sewred Welt Hhee. See calf. S"fi etyUsh.comferUble aad durable. The best shoe ever osTered at this price ;ssme grade aa cas-tom-made shoes cosUag from SSjQO to SBjuft. 4 SS Police Sheet Kanaers. ittroad Hsu SfOa aad letterCarrtersall wear them; aaecalT, seamless, smooth laskte. heavy three soles, extea toaedgt. One pair will wear ayear. SBO aB) Bee cajfi eo better aboa ever oeTered at 9ai this price; one trial wlU coavtace those who waat a shoe for comfort aad service. MU aad BU.BB) werklansaire saoes a are very strong aad darabfe. Those who haTa ! Ilmii til.l 111 mut nootlwirmilT BOI V wore by the boys everywhere; they sell on their merits, aa the tacreestag sales show. Ladles QsSfifoSZl taaortedahaeseasthutfromliutoasm. tmdlea XSSTSMS aad S1.7S shoe for Blawiara the best Sue noagola, Styltshaaddarabla. Caaaea.-ee that w. u Doegiar asm nee are staawedon the bottom of each shoe. w. i vocubas, arocasaa, Wi. SHILZ, Olifi St., CilMkis. lJaIy'91-5m L. C. VOSS, M. D., Homiopathic Physician JLtm SURQKON. OSice over post office. Specialist ia chronic issaasa. Careful attention given to general practice. atoovSm Bab j cried. Mother sigbeJ, DHor prescribed: CastcriBl vsastBBfca nV Jgam I WHY IS THE $gBgama A YKABkt InSBtbMl, "1 II II IlkMch r wti jV'ir' iBSw ",k" BIIIBkj,akna nm awl rit!mhjalM WM U U iBawsaSfniKUa., uijock u.iiinBhi, Vr lSh i i lJSimt Wy Bm.1 U1 1m hnM K aiSSaMalaai.iiiSiaTsjSg. Eunjn4 akklt taiNS. I eiBf.i ... wMh mb aaSkfittrict otnmmtj. l SnaahwdykiBai (MSilva SBhjhMmt Im, , msajH w sessa m ashJi'. aja; V us aaVum. 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