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VOLUME XXHI. NUMBER &1.
WHOLE NUMBER 1,195.
COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1893.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
Columbus - State - Bank !
(Oldest Bank in the Stats.)
Pays Interest on Deuosits
AND
Kates Loans on Heal Estate ;
WiviS 8IGHT DRAFTS CH
'Omaha, Chicago, New York and aSi
Foreign Countries.
BELLS : STEAMSHIP : TICKETS,
BUYS GOOD NOTES
And Help its Customers when thsy Need Hlp,
OFFICKBS A5D niRECTOftSt
LEASDER GKRRARD. Vros'U
B. H. HENRY, Vice Tre.'t.
JOHN STAUFFER. Cashier. I
M. BRUGGER.
G. W. HULST.
COMMERCIAL EM
-or-COLUMBUS,
NEB.r
-HAS AN-
Authorized Capital of S600.000
Paid iu Capital - 90,00f
OFFICERS:
fi. E. SHELDON, Prcs't.
H. P. H. OHLRICn, Vies Trim.
C. A. NEWMAN, Cashier,
WANIEL SCHRAM. AMI tiua
STOCKHOLDERS:
&II. Sh-Mon, J. P. Becker,
timsn V. ILOchlrich, Carl Rink.
Jonr Welch, W. A. McAllister,
J. Hcnrv Wnrdeman, JI. M.. Wiaslow,
fleorgo W. Galler, S. C. Grey,
Frank Roror, Arnold F. II. Oehlriok,
Henry Lvteke, Gerhard Losok.
9Eank of deposit; interest allowed oa tims
deposits; buy and soil exchnnce on United States
nd Enrois, anil bnjaad sell aTailableEecnritiea.
"We shall be pleased to receive your business. We
CSiir.'t your patronngc. 2SdecB7
A.. DTJSSELL,
E.vi.rB IM
DUPLEX m Us.
And all Kinds of Pumps.
PUMPS REPAIRED ON SHORT j
NOTICE. '
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Slevcnth Street, one doer west of
Hagel & Co'e.
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COLXJISIBUS
- Planing MilL
Weharo Just opened a new mill om M treet,
opposite Schroedern' fionrinK mill and ar prv
pared to do ALL KINDS OF WOOD WOBK,
uch as
Sasli,
Blinds,
Store Fronts,
Stairs,
Balusters,
Turning,
Boors,
Mouldings,
Counters,
S.tair Hailing,
Scroll Sawing,
Planinjr.
BTEEL AND IRON ROOFING AND
SLDLNG.
9&AM ordera promptlr attended U. Call on
eraddrett,
HUNTEMANN BROS.,
ialZux Columbas. Ntbraska.
PATENTS
OiveaU and Trad Marks obtained, and all Pat.
out basin conducted for 5IODEBATU FEE8
OCR OFFICE 16 OPPOSITE 076. PATENT
OF7ICE. We hare no eub-sgenciee, all hatinea
direct, hence we can tranict patent besineea in
lta time and at LESS COST than those remote
from Washington.
Send model, drawing, or photo, with descrip
tion. We advise ii patentable or pot, fre o!
xharce. Onr fee not due till patent it secured.
A book, "Wow to Obtain Patents," with refer.
ences to actual clients la jour state, county or
tows, sent frt. Addrass
Opposite Fatent'Omoa, Waaki&ftoB, D.C.
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lie Journal for Job Work
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' NEBRASKA NEWS.
J he Hebrews ofLmco1n are prcpar-
i ing to build a handsome clmrcli.
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ine Iving rrcis Drill eomnanv 01
Uoron liHb im-orporatcd w nh a cSpital
stock of S.,ot00i).
-Nineteen ears nf emiLTants. bound
( for western Xebraska, landed at Hol
drege tlie. other dav.
A .stock company has been organized
nt Lynch for the purpose of ending a
flouring ini'l and creamer, . "
l'ifri..MS i.ru,iw ,v..r. ....;,....i ;4
inimbcr-liip in the Congregational
church in I-'ivoiont on Sundav last.
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' Partial from the cast have purchased
a la gi-ia.'i.-h south of Wallace in Lin
coln (ounty and will engage in she-j
raising.
.lolin lleimyrs of Xancc county lost
. tit It tvn head of eaJlle and thirty head
"f hog-, during the ovcrilow of the Loup
liver laj-t week.
'I he dwelling-of Hctivy Hates, one
half mile west of Valparaiso, was to
j tally 'destroyed by fire. The lo-.s is
i c ic; insured for half that amount.
' Co-rrnor Cronn-c lias :pp-.inled oil
inp.. tors :.s follows: HermaivTfmw.
iu.:ha: K. A. Ilrown. Nebraska City: .1.
N. Lillian. olnmbu-.: I". M. i':o.-s, Lin-
' coin; M. A. Ioig.iortv, Ogalla'a.
, Tho younsc'sl child of .1. K. Salyards
of U alhue orank carboli-acid, but med
ical aid w.is near at hand and hopes a-r
j entertained that it u ill live. 1 r suffer-
I ings for a few hours wrc t"t'riblc.
In rlic d;-irivt court at Omaha Jo-
. Urtiina .!olmon sued (. harlcs K. Hates
for -..(. o for defemation of character.
It is thought that Lincoln county will
b' divi led net fall. It is too large for
convenien'i; and se.tion.il hostilsli-sare
eng iile. el bj reason of Uie great w::l -r
course that cuis tlu-jugh its gcognipli
ic! tenter.
Kli Light, the ID-yea ri!d son. of .las.
light. :i well-to-do farmer living three
miles mathwcsl of V.a'laee, was badly
k. '.ci in ;h- bead by a horse. As yet
it is lOik-ii.e.vu uljejher it will prove
fal-sl or 'lot.
Hnnte-s who ha'-e been down Iheriv
ir r. poll that I wo of the missing spans
' the Pi. -lie b, idire, near l"rcnot. aVe
straude.1 ,i the north bank. Andher
sj an is Iicjow tlieit " ;l big pile of ice
out on the sand bars.
'. W. f'r.nv of M. Paul will er;-t a
ro I -r mil! at Sihcr Creek with ;i daily
capacity of iiftv larrejj,. e receives
a- a bonus .l..ef) in cash and two acres
of gioand. lie is under bonds to oper
ate the mill for ten years.
The corn table, which Cuming countv
v. ih sou. I to the World'.- fair, is now
completed, and tlie table will be placed
on e.hibtio:i, a small fee being charged.
a. ni- i i yo 10 cue e
o to the defraying of ex -
peiisea in paci:mg ana snipping.
N'iciiola . Goidet, .1 well-known farm
er residing near KoA'laud. vas killed
h-.stv.eek. He was Jitul'iig a 'oid of
g a;u to ilose'aud a'ter dark, and drove
oil the end of a bridge, upsetting Hie
wagon and breaking his neck In I ho'
fall.
While out hunting near Kearney
Frank Lord w:s ouito sei-iou-H-
wounded in the thigh by the accidental
dis harge of a gun In the hands of a
I companion. Lord was stooping over
getting a drink at the time of the acci
dent. ''.or l.dOn pcoph' witne ed
rat-cat Dongjas let we. n .1. :. Roberts
an 1 Iike Do Luncy. 1 he life was for
"in 1 a .-lile. wh'u h was won by He Lanev
by :. boat five feet. Same parties have
staked S-'lO each, an i th-2 race v.ill be 1
run over. '
lJurglars are busy in Kk-hard-oneoun- !
ly. Schoenheifs saloon and the imple
ment store- of A. W. Pure hard .v Co. of
Falls 1 ity were burglaried la-t week,
and .liuios ( liney. living ne.ir Dawson,
h id about PMi j-ounds of meat stolen
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luiii in-.-juoiic nous.
lor -..(' 0 for defj-mation of character, A shocking ae.-idcut happened at C
in that he ch-irgcd that her home wasa ' 0. Tempo's pla.e near Ton ta nolle. i:t
disorderly place. The jury gave her i Dandert . running inrli-sheiLr
S '-oil. there and while it was in motion a lit-
The managers of the Chautauqua As- suit was for 530.000, but he agreed to
sembly aresendingviewsof the grounds I dismiss for Sl-',00() net ami a check for
ami portraits of local Cliautauqua work- that amount was drawn. The company
ers to rdeadvilh'. Pa., to be placed with pays his attorneys, it is feared hi- in
the general exhibit of Chautauqua work juries will make Hardy a cripple fen
which "s being eo lected for exhibition ' life, he having been burned by a red
at the world's fair in Chieairo. ' hot stove until some of the cords and
Lrakenini De Flore of train Ne. 11?
had a narrow escape at llurchard. He
went up and back on a special train.
,in " a,f",i- tnt" coupling caught his
foot in the frog at the switch, but kept
hold of the car. ard by hard exertion,
pulled his foot loose and escaped.
Wallace liirch. yardmaster for the
I'nion Paclli at lveainey. was nearly
killed v.hi'e uinoupling e-ais. The
wheel eauirht h:s fool, l'irew Imii ilmvn
I and lore the s'.:n from the bone on the
! rip-lit leg from the knee down. The
doctor tli'nk- no bones are broken.
Thc-iiias !1. Farmer of Lincoln, gencr
' al ag.-nt for the Ivju'tabiclifc insurance
'eomi:.:n. me-L w'th a serious accident
at Hebron A team rn away, throw
ing -ir. S armor ami .lames hlholt out
with greet vie'en e-. Mr. Fa-iner r.ar
rowiy r--ajud eitli his life The buggy
f.-l o'i top of him. biv.ik'ig hi right
arm and othe-v is ' -evereiy I ra:sing
him A"r. Lll'ott h-id bis eo'dirtmne
b'oen and wis;, - 1 badly brnl-eil.
The i'reiuonl 1 aui:.uqua is cxr.cet
ing a gr -at crowd the eom!ng summ -r.
t'lieoi the attr:e-tior.s wili b.-a e..mp
of !!'.! tl!-iT-. whiiJi will iip.-ii .h.! I.
a :l ontiniH' on-- week. Theie yr'-at
d.i will be duly 11. Major Wier o'
Linco'n has been secured, to preside on
that oce.is'on. Tl e best speakers of the
order will deliver adores, es The even
ing wiil be given to illuminated 1io.1t-.
firework- and musL.
ilej Chen' was i-ite.l by a tonilagra
ti"U v.l.irh swept .-.tv.iy three 01 her
busltii-s ho-.s's. the e..tire sto 1; ef
ea-h being con.'umed with the ox. op
tion of one. an implement house o c
pied by .'ones Peterson, who sa'.ed
nearly all of his stock; one occupied by
'". '''. Kvai-s. furniture and. -eeoml hand
ft'.n1. the otbc- l'V ("--.ir Patmor. l:onr
an-I f e-1. None of the stock was cov
ered by insurance, but the buildings
were pirtiahy insured.
Hu-glars entered Wliittlcsey A Gee"
drug store at Kdgar Saturday nicht
1 hey matio their entranc" by
Aima, in wnicii c.'scar liberty, son of
o 1 III .. .. 1...1 ..r j- Ti ...
..- wiwu.1, iiuuui luuiiecn, icsi
nss ine. lie, with a companion a.xmt
his own age, were duck shooting, and
wJie-u last seen by his companion Oscar
was standing on a log leaning on his
gun, which by some means was dis
charged, the entire load of duck shot
entering his throat, coming out at the
top of his head. Death was instanta
neous. Kearney it. to have a new foundry
mid emjine works. The building v ill
huve a molding floor. 32x50 and the '
raetal will ran from a cupola, twenty- I
live feet high. The company will make
a specialty or light steam engines and !
afiv-jdy bus n contract to supply 15 h;.v.
horsc putt cr engine.
n!ij.p--ninginlhPnaneloftaeveartloor comrades, their widows and orphans, second. After the reading hart pro
am we-e able t reach the bo t. 1 hey lt is antagonistic to no other order. , ceeded for some moment Campbell !
""" th vnall .ehanare left in the The fact u.at A. A. Robinson, late moved that the further reading be dis-,
J1.':1. '.':-, ?,;'1' 0f," , .V ,,1!on7:,Ph general manager of the .inta Fe mul. pensed with. The motion to adopt the
"i i ' ,i . , v- , i 7I-, ,', was in Omaha in conference with I nion rejiort of committee of the whole to
.ron, c-l n the s.ot Saturday. I he Lur- 1acific official& lefl to the rt ,hat the cfFect that the bill do pass, wasthcu
I""'0, -V Mi-ouricepct was entered there was a possibility of bis becoming agreed to by a vote on the adoption ef
the same nght no doubt by the same tho successoV of pres;d..nt ciark. rjl ' the rc-p.rt of the committee: Veas-
P",1' ' '' oth:r.g was taken. ccaty clevatetl to the lireSidncv of the Campbell. Clarke. Dale. Darner. Dvsart.
A di-troEsing accident happened near vissouri Pnelfie. Air l'n.;..wz A ,i..r,;.i ' Fverett. Gi-nv. Halo H:.rri- .l..l.'nn
m. stove- of ich thrown out
of a wngou and very seriously injured.
' clothes lint- vitfi the result stated.
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.lolui i)oe of Liberty tv-is lodged in
i..ii f i!n.,t: .. :..:.....
e-nc-c for stealing- a coat valued ot S'-'O at
that place. Doe was arrested at llurch-
ard. to which point he had tid. and
shortly thereafter he escaped 'and was
later arrested at l'li'-vue'" lav. and nut
' n J5"'-, While in jail at the latter fdace
i he managed to secure a saw and nearly
succeeded in sawing himself out of that
Jan. ine Liberty authorities were no
tificd and Doe removed to ltcatrice
The Nelson divorce case, which has
been the reigning sensation in coarl
circles at Lincoln for several days.caine
to a sudden ending". The husband aud
wife, who had been charging" each o'.li-
cr with about cvervtni"" f.n I lie catcyo
ry of matriuo:iial m's loiny, concluded
to refill, it it'it-Jiti' riiifl ?il ivmnn. i-ft-.i
with.h-.:wn. ThJ wife then f e I a neu that th nrst """ff llic "reffitlnr or
petition H.skiiig" for a decree on tho lcr" v.-as tile leading bf the large linm
rrounds of non-support, which was de- her of petitions for .ud acainsl, the
cided in her favo-. Shu was also given
l.rtOO lilhuotn
William ilcbi. tiu lOtlward 1'ierco
, ucnt to Hie residence of II. K. .lacket.
i prominent r.iii(.lim:iu. twenty-Jive
miles south of Lakeside, and tried to
1 kill him. Helm. whoeaiTicua shotgun,
emptied the e;nlcnts of one ban-el into
h?u and wouVlJiaT. finishe'd the work.
. but 31; s. .'tcI.'-A:. bravely went to his
Jv nt4 and saved him. As it i.- his hand
is terribly lacerated and his check full
of shot. The nearest physician, at Alii
ance. foily-eight miles distant, was tel
egraphed for.
A shocking ao.-idcut liappeiicd
tie son of Mr. Tempo, aged ab.wt four
yea: s. in some way became entangle I
with the tumbling-rvu and bjfore he
eotdd K evened from the peri'ous
position, or the inachinery slopped, the
little fellow's left leg was broken in
two plates and he was considerably
bruised about the head and body. Iti
believed he will recover.
For a couple of daj a hi'-t week tie
dKtriet eoiivl of Adams county !i lencd
to tlie tfial of the case of t!.e '--.talc of
lohn Yca.el against the estate of Abra
ham y earth Abraham Y.az -I w..s one
of the best known men in Hastings a
few years ago. loaiing there pyr and
in a few years mnkiYtjfhuroH'lf wealthy.
'1 his snit was 'brought to recover money
pnei Ycael by his father to be heUl m
tra-t and which, it is claimed, he never
returned. The elder Yea.els heirs
were given a judgm-nt of ?o.00 lw the
jury.
The Schuyler Quill is of the opinion
that the proper thing" to do is for the
state to build "nd maintain ail hridg.s
execediug a sneeiiie I length: that it
! costs toomuch for eo
: '.nainta.n these -pa
ountiestobuna uod
nil. II J" the Platte
j river, especially when the expense falls
entirely on the counties on the north
rit!o of the liver. The, iNastnn s break- ,..,5;;,,, (Uiy bllt nuh-actual busi
mg up of the iec this spring h:". thrown - , , ,,,'.,
l:e.:vv burdens njonthe counties :.nd ioss was done. Johnston railed up the
towns on thV. north side of the river and report of the special committee that ex
'! 's Ii monotonous repetition that do-' amincd into the condition of the funds
pletes bridge funds with dis-ouraging deposited in the Capital National bank,
rapidity. nnd which wa submitted to the house
The Ponca driving park association a few days ago. The re-port was adopted,
has decided to offer a seventeen thou- The special committee nppointed to in
sand dullar futurity stake to bo known vestigate the '-Nemesis ' matter at the
as the "Triple Futurity" for foals of W?,
bred and raided in Mi-ouri. Kansas,
Illinois. Jowu. Wisconsin. Minnesota,
North Dakota, South Dakota. Montana.
Wyoming and Nebraska. The stake to
be divided as follows Two thousand
dollars for yearling trotters and pacers,
summer meeting of IS'.iL -"i.ooa for two
year edd trotter- and pacer.- at .summer
meeting of ls"!'.": and SIO.OOo for three-year-old
trotters and pacers at summer
meeting of 18!0.
Edwin Hardy, the voumr commercial
drummer, whose mammoth damage suit "" "c suoaivmeo in tne iiairai 01
for personal injuries sustained in si th moro S'lceesMiil treatment of the
wreck on the Ihii-Hngton at Fairmont, unfortunate, there eonhned. Hie re
over a year ago. was up in the district port was adopted Kyiier again calhd
court at Omaha last week, has settled . "P No- -:t;i a"(1 ? thilt,t hc ordered
with the IJurlington company.
with the IJurlington company. His
muscles were contracted.
Avery pitiable case of youthful de
pravity came to light yesterday, says a
Lincoln paper, by the arrest of Charles
Wilson, a boy of HI who--e parents live
about a mile west of Hawthorne. A
complaint was filed iu the county court
by .lames W. Masters, a resident of
Hawthorne, who accuses the Wilson
boy of assaulting and committing rape
upon his 0-year-old daughter. The
crime is said to have been committed
the first time on January IS. and sev
eral times since but was not discovered
until recently as the boy threatened to
kill Madge in ease she should divulge
the slate of affairs.
Governor Crounse has made another
sippointment by naming Colonel James
D. liago of Frankln as adjutant gen
eral. Colonel Gage served in the re'
bellion as second lieutenant in company
IC. First regiment New Hampshire cav
alry, and was private secretary to Con
gressman Laird. He will at once as-
-1.100 was deposited by (icneral Vif-
tpiain in the now defunct Capital Na
tional bank. It belonged to the de
partment of Nebraska national guard
and the question of liability has not yet
been determined.
The first camp of tho Fnion Veteran
legion in the stsiti: of Nebraska was or
ganized in Omaha hist week. The order
is one of comparatively recent origin,
dating back about seven year.-., and is
compo-cd of those soldiers of the civil
war who actually served for two years '
,I i....- . -rt t ..,.1 ,,.V. .41.1 .4 .-. ...
ami upwarns. sum wno nii not go as
substitutes. Each one, to b. eligible
to membership must have an honora
ble discharge. The organization exists
now in twenty states and is ranidlv
growing. Its objects are to uphold the
government faithfully which its mem- I
bers helped to save, to cultivate the so- ,
cial. intellectual and moral qualities- of ,
the rumor savin"
nil IU.HUI, su.viuB
'There is no truth
whatever in the
rumor, and I cannot
iui igine how it over originated. My
presence in Omaha is signifi.ant only
in the fact that 1 am now'a private cit
izen, not connected with :my railroad
and simply looking after my own inter
ests." Beyond this Mr. Robinson would
not talk. S. S. II. Clark could see no
ground for the report and intimated
that Mr. Robinson's mission was of an
entireby different nature.
Jake Shaeffer, the billiurdist, fell on
the ice and "broke his wrist
vrith Slosson is off.
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:?La "in ? , Jc-Biaturc
if Senator Allen ,s not seated.
Mime ine amies 01 ins omce. r.unng ine , port tIlc hU back to tin- senate with
place resigned by Adjutant General the recommendation that it be passed
ifquain, who held the position under , as aini.n,ctl hy tiie senatccommitle.' on
t.OVCinor boyd. The slni, of about r.,ilroulls .,,,,1 the senate enmmiUee ..f
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE NEBRAS
KA SENATE AND HOUSE.
lhc Hoiisb nnd fhte Meet in ,ont Con
rcntlon to Act Upon tlie Matter of Iiil"
l)c:iclilug State OIHclaU The Keoln
tlon Laid Over for One Day The Max
imnm Freight Law Measure Ilccom
nicmlcil for Iai!.as:c by the Senate
Committee Miscellaneous Matters In
Both Houses of the LegisI'MUl-et
"clrc,ika I.PSjUlatme.
Sexati In iJic senate on the -'."ith
' Lhe entire day was spent over the max
imum freight bill, but no definite action
was taken. The chairman eNplained
i'r.sajre oi the umxtnuu:. IrDjghr bill
ciuuoi" iale appealed from tlie decis
ion of the chair. Ueforc the vote could
be taken the senators on both sides of
the chamber indulged in an animated
discussion which continued fer nearly
three-quarters of an. hour. The votou
Hie !inb'"'l !r'!iu tnc decision of the
chair stood 10 to li". Chairman North
voted to sustain himself and cast the
decisive vote for the reading of the pe
titions. .Senutor Harris moved that the
further reading ef tho petitions bo dis
pensed with, but Chairinun North ruled
the motion out of order. The eleik
again commenced to read the p'etilion1
Thef were t'll idcnlicaiiy alike, ami at
last the utter absurdity of the farce be
came so apparent that wivn Senator
Harris moved that the clerk simply say
"ditto" as h" picked up each, petition
no one objected. The clerk followed
the suggestion and the big pile of peti
tions melted away in a surprisingly
short space of time. After the petitions
had been disposed of .Senator Stewart
moved that the committee rise ami re
port the bill for passage. The amend
ment was subsequently withdrawn and
the reading" rce'omnltliccu, Pclultor
Pope sent to the clerk's de.sk the substi
tute bill prepasvd by the republican
im-us but rejected by the house sev
eral weeks iro. He offered this substi
tute bill as an amendment, but now It
was the independent senators who in-si-tcd
on hearing the bill read in its
entirit;. He made the point ef order
that an amendment was in order atany
time and the chair so held. Senator
! Dale appealed from the decision of the
chair and tho committee refused to sus
tain the chair. The clerk tackled tlie
bill again and reael until 4 o'clock. when
on motion of Senator Hale the commit
tee rose, after agreeing to report pro
gress and ask leave to sit again. Tlie
report of the committee waft adont-d
. niwl the seiisitearKoiirned until "o'clock
Monday afternoon.
ii,,. .,- i the hrm.. on ihe f-.th. th.
insane asylum reported having found
the writer in the person of Mrs. Scth P.
Mobley: that she was insane, and was
receiving the best of care, not only
from the officer.- and employes of the in
stitution, but from relatives and friends,
and the pro-pet. were that she would
soon be restored to them cured: that
the letter written by her was the pro
duct of a diseased brain, and that the
charges therein made were entirely
without foundation. The committee
recommended that the wards at theasy-
c-.xusseu 101- uun reauu.g wuu u-
second -iause stricKcn out. nut ine
house was uot friendly to the plan thus
mapped out aud went into committee of
the whole to consider the bill, with
Watson in the chair. The bill was re
commended to pass. Porter moved
that the report be not concurrctl in and
that the bill be indefinitely postponed.
Poll call was ordered and the motion
was defeated by a vote of -7 tolo. The
report was then adopted and the house
adjourned over Sunday.
Skwti:. In the senate on the -'7th.
when the hour of .":13 arrived, the max
imum railroad bill was considered in
committee of the whole. The amend
ments to the first six lines of the third
section, which f:xe- the ma vimum rates,
recommended by the senate railroad
committee, were adopted. The amend
ments make si slight increase in tin
rate-. On motion of Senator Mullen,
chairman of the senate railroad com
mittee, all railroads built in Nebraska
after .lanuary L 1SS7. and before I'e
eember .'II. 15!0. wore exempted from
the provisions of the bill Sena or
Pope offered an amendment to which
there were substitutes moved by Sena
tors Mullen and Clark. Action on the.-e
was bloeked by a motion bv Senator
Mullen that the committee rise and re-
the whole. Then came a quite lengthy
discussion, participated in by Pope.
Dale. Lobeck. Moore. Clark and other
senators. At 7:10 the committee ro.ve
and reported the bill to the senate
with the recommendation that it
be aiiopted and ordered engrossed
for third reading. The opponents
nude a finsil effort to defeat it
when it c-.inic to adopting tlie report, of
the committee. Pope offered his sub
stitute and after considerable discus-
sion of a running, off-hand character
r. . -..-... i . . ' .. ..."
it was decided bv the chair that the
substitute should be read. Senator j
Clarke moved that the substitute belaid
on the table, but in the confusion it re
ceived no second. Afterwards Mattes
claimed to have sconded the motion to '
tab-e. and when Clarke undertook to I
withdraw the motion, which would j
have been fatil to the bill itself. Mattes
McCarty. Mullen. Packwood, Saunders.
Smith, Stewart. Thomson, Young IS.
Nays Eabccek, Corrcll. Eggleston.
Graham, Hahn, Lobeck. Lowley. Mat
tes, McDonald. Miller. Moore. "North.
Pope, Scott. Tefft IS.
Hocse. In the house on the -'7th, a
number of measures were advanced to
third reading, among them being? Sen
ate file No. 11, to prohibit the importa
tion of armed men into the state for
police duty, and to prevent theappoiut-
ment cf ?n-v V-Ut bo,,a5dtf cly2"ni lor
j amend section 5025 of chapter I of the
EU-" i..c oajic iiie ij. .-, ie
I M 'AWPAOrlniMW W - -. - X - . i - - 1
wusuuusiw jiiiiuecaui -cirsita 01
1S91- and to "Peal raid original section.
Senate file No. 13, to amend subdivision
,5 of t- c0' f - , , f
XIV., Compiled Statutes of 1"?'), and to
repeal said original section. Senate tile
No. 5, for a joint resolution to submit
to the electors of tlie state the follow-
ing proposition, viz: Shall a conven-
tion be eaHcil to amend, revise or change
the constitution. Senate Hie No. 1 1, to
diuemi seclioil u. Criminal Code, known
as section .V79 Consolidated Statutes.
Senate liie Net. o" tJ ",-sivt the
State libra rv nnfl'-Tl,'.. NVV.r".a t:il.
Historical Society" to augment their
collcetions. The Omiiha "chartet was
brielly considered without definite" hC
tion. Senate file No. 03. by McCnrty.
to !'eiP,il seetioli i.si'.J. eli!tit.r vviii.
cbilsolidaled statutes Of NVbra.sIrtt. att-l
cbilsoiiUated statutes Of NObra.skK. an-l
to .onajt a substitute: recommendc! for
passasjr. House loll S'. ."i"7. $ '"'"i-
clich. to fix the rate charged by tele'-
graph companies for the transmission
of telegraph messages in the state of
Nebraska and providing a p malty for
the violation there-of: indefinitely post
poned.
SknA'ik. in tlie senate on the miSiU
the eotumittee on eugt-osscd aiitl En
rolled bills reported that house roii No.
33 had been correctly engrossed and
was ready for the third reading. Popo
made an effort to have the ruV-s sus-
pcilded and tle Wnrld'h fair appropria-
pcilded and the Vnrld h fair appropna- : Hot's::. The houte on the :;uth at .
lio.u bill phicoi on its p:i;:.ge. but t)ic o'clock-considered the c jmmitteeV res
mution failed to receive U.e ivq-is'tr 0lutioiM rtrep:,.e .irlich-.f impe.ieh-two-thirds
nniontv. Ser.atoi-s jcllt ..,.:," .- t
and Srattes presentcl what may be , me-it. At 3 o clock the reso.-iMon of-
....11. .,t !... ,;,,,-;t,. ,...,.,-t .it. ill.", .-eli
house investigation. The r.-poiteom- was adopted. At I o'cloek the -cnate ' shows ii -minently satisfactori'.
plelolv exonerates ex-Warden Mall-m and house met in joint convention tt . Cheap power i1 attracting manu
ahd his- a.-s:stnls f'oni ay '-ensure fr ( cotisid.er the matt -r of impa -hin-nt of facturers from every direction. .
the death of Convi t Powell Itiul u-.sfcrt2? stale Jlicil-. 'i'he joint o-iv.-'nlion l,ast year there was shijiped from tbi.s
that that individual came to his dev.ih ( was called to tr.-dcr by the lieutenant pojnt( 0Vcr 300 tons of broom corn. A
Ivrsul'ide. Senator Con-Mi states that governor. The -tvrCta-y of tlu' senate ,entleman by the name of Charles W.
the report wa- piv-eiuotl '.' ! -Jt aim
other members ol the invest:g;ituig
committe'cs and that they remseu to representative-. n ti-.-ut.-nant go
sign it. 'Hie follow ing were advanced ernor then -ai I: "Gt nt!cii:r' of the
to tliird r-adinjj". Senate file No. -', : joint convention: Pursuant to a re"-o-to
-Cv-ure the free passage t'f H"h in Vj- "int'ou adopted bv the house vein aw as-
or.sslca slre-ams. House roll .so. .i.. ii
vidin for the denosit of county fitntls
'n stiite dr national b:mk House roll
House roll
sahl of the
Senate tile
bo iveeivcd
.no. H". moviding 101 tlie
Saline lands of the stale.
No. 217. grouping" the fee-s to be received
by county judge-.
Hol-vK. In the hoiiM'on thc-'Sth the
iolh.wing bills 11.IVM.-.1: House ioll No.
1 iT . 1 .- ,,,..
-..:. by levies, to amend sections !.,...
l.M'T and l.yss of chapter xvxi, of the
compiled statute's of Nebraska, entitled
An Aot to I5cgul.it" the Sale of JU11-
initiating Oi!s." and to repeal said orig-
inal sections: house roll No. :s.V', by
Watson, to amend so -t:in- J"., of tht:
consolidated statute of Nebj-aska. iV-
vido for the oflic, appointment, duties
reimburse itlame county for e'.vpenses a resolution of i...p-':!eonentae.opTei in -b" "" "" "'.'- '."-"" .?',, ',
incurred in trying a murderer. Senate , the house. The vol- will foei.T -n. that "Z thee ays ,n tin. yicmity. t.othc 1.
file No. J 13. to amend the code of civil ' resolution." Mr. Hon-t of Polk asked burg will pave with y.trihed br.ck
i.roeeri.mv F..n:.h. flie No. 2:!. wo- ! if It i.i ...... nir,, mninritv of ach I His rtport is awaiteeT with great inter
Jatiiig to insurance companies: house clus'on of the reading Pan'v of Greelev a 150-1'oorn hotel,
roll No. .vj:!, bv Dimmiek, to reguiut - ' moved to adopt the house resolution While houses In the largo cities of
the punishment of refractory prisoners I The doors weie clo-cd and the joint ihe State pay 'J per cent ubovo taxes,
confined in the Nebraska penitentiary; ' convention settled down under the call Interest, and repairs here fifty resi-
houM. ml! No. I On. bv Picket t.s. to nro- rf the l.nnv intiffeeu iMie.de-Sen- donees could be rested at from 12 to
ar.u siianes ol piumi:ng inspectors in uigs under the a II of the Jiou-o. m
cities of the metrop ditau class; house f said ho did this with the understanding
ol. No. j".-.'. bv tio-s of Do-eglas. to pro
vide for tiie p iro'e of prisoners, to place
the power therefor in the governor of
the state, and defining the dutiesof the
governor and of olli'-ers in connection
therewith: house roll No. IP!, by Hig
gilis. amending -cetion 3- i.V. chapter
xliii. of stitiite-s of Nebi.iska of Is'.'l;
and to regulate the dutie- of the chap-
lain of tiie state 11 -nitenfarv. Consl-i-
erabledisci'ssion was given to the bank -
in:r bill. The bill amdies entirely to
st-ite :.ml .nvin-r, l....iir, -....I nrm-'i.l.v
that bank examiners must have had
five years practical experience in actua1
banking. It further provides that no
examiner shall bean oflicer or on 11
stoek in any bank and reduces the ex-
unination fee to tfio. II ref,uires all
banks dointr ;l comm-rcial and savimrs
business to keep twosnsof bindcs and adjournment of the Legislature hue
allows twelve months for the change to ' yesterday a joint resolution reciting
be made'. The discussion w:is nearly : that "a gigantic Inter-Male coal con
comnleted when the eominitt-e rose a't ' spiracy exists, and requesting tlie Gov-
noon and asked leave to sit again.
"
S"..VTi:. In the senate 0:1 the -".ill
. ,. ,. ,, . I western Mates. ::s well as with liie ---"laii".
houser.dlNo.o..th-.cm-rent expenses (;OTernor (f Kentucky, Virginia, We-1 Temperance is a bride who makes her lu.s
appropnation bid. wa- re.ul third time j Virginia. Delaware and Maryland nnd , band rich.
and put upon its final p.-.sssige with the "j request them to appoint commissioners l . , , ... ... ..
1 '. 'iiiniiii-i r irihe Bully it Cntllns I eih.
emergency clause. Ihe vote on the ' to meet on the first Monday in .lune of , B,illre ana uie tt.at oM nl well t.-i.l r-mi; .M.i.
pa: sage brought alumt the usual call of j this j-ear at such place as the said wiMLow'sSnomiicPrRir for children T-tthinz
the house. The abvntci's came 111 1111-
:........ .... .... r ir
..ioui.iici, .imi cue in. ii -r pieK.-e-e.il is
under the call we' e disneii-od with,
The vote stoud 1'.) for to 1 1 against not
sntiiciont. two-third- being no e.-s-uv
to pa-s with the enn rgein y clause. The
d.'inoer.:t.sanil the republicans vot d
together for the bill. The bill was then
passed without the emergency clause.
Senator Pope moved that the world's
fair appropriation hill, home roll No.
"'is. be placed upon it- third readimr.
Senator Stewart moved to amend by
adding house roll No. ::';. lioth tho
amendment ai.d origiinl lmition were
h st and the reg'.'lar o "de'- was pro-ce
ed with i i-e:u:ii.g the thud time
on-
ale file No. :. : bdl relating to f -es of ' he hud to say about the elecision .if
clerks of the di-triet court aud th ', .ludge Picks of Toledo an.i Ju-'ire P.ili
amendments f the iMuimitiee of the ""gs' of New Orleans regarding t.i.- .:
whole relat ing to p iy of clerks : nil as- legality of strikes :: nd boy-ott-. ' Tie;,
sist-.nts was iv..d :nd pissed. A nu:n- show." he said, "that there is;nagree-b-r
of bills were pl"ved em the general i ment simony judge'-, or at least a ta-'l
file, among lliem l;'ing: lill fo- an , understanding, to attack ihe k.bor -r
act to require railroad e-orpor.: lions to ' gank'.ations of tho count. ;.. In my
transfer freight and e-ais from one rail- , opinion, the decision of .lodge Kl-ks
road to another to ivghlati the .-barges was silled forth br th-; repo.-ts s-1
thereof, and to pnvent discrimination
in respect thereto. A bill for an a-1 to
com p-. 1 corporations, companies eir poi
sons inteni'ing to e-onst:u-t or operate
railroads, in tho state of Nebraska to
completeand operate fifty miles of Ihei"
said railroad ov i-y two year.. ; fter the
expiration of thiv years from the (hit
of their pur -ha-e of the right of way.
and to provide r. penally fr their fail
ure to so complete and operate their
said railroad.
Hot si". -In the senate on the -JOt!!
tiie fed lowing bills were passed: House
roil .-!.". approprlsitlng money for the
payment of miscellaneous indebtedness
owing by the st ite of Nebraska: house
roll No. tlT. to amend scetion 177. page
!'!.. compiled statates of IS-'.', entitled
"J'yxecutions. iious- roll
No. :isl. t
amend e-haptor l.viv of the general laws
of the state of Nebraska of lss7. enti
tled "An Ae-l to Provide Security to tho
Publi Asainst I-Irrors. Omissions and
Defects in Abstracts of Titles to Heal
Estsite and for the Is- of Abstracts on
Evidence," and providing a penalty for
th violatioii thereof: senate file No tit'.
to amend section 3.-.I-. con-olid ited
statulcs of Nebraska of Js-jl. rclatimr
to notaries publi-: s-nat- file No. Is, to
"
amend se tion .5.i.".7. chapter xxxix. of
the i onsolidated ststtulcsc-f Nebraska
of WU. relating to the duties of regis
ters of deeds, and to repeal said origi
nal -pction and to pro', ido s; penalty for
the violation of this act House roll
No. 41'. This bill makes several impor
tant amendments to the state deposito
iy act passed by the legislature two
years ago. Under a strict construction
of the provisions of the present 'aw.
hanks cannot be compelled to pay in-
tcrcst on any state fund- which ma v
happen to be in the bauds of county
treasurci-s antl deposited under the act.
Sk-wtk. --In the senate on the 30th,
Senator Sanders, from the senate com
mittee appointed early in the session to
superiuteiu! the le.-onnt of the ballots
on the constitut'onal amendments, in
-U rcpo'.t explained- thit at the l&st
general election thcic hidb-.ec cast fcr
the head ot the several tickets i-O'J.59
voles. The vote for members of the
legLsIaturc aggregated lt7.:.I. making
a difference df S,033 be'ween the two
' ends of the tickets. 'I he committee Had
found S0.."f'i5 vote's for the railroad i
amendment, while the secretary ot state
had ollieially ropoi ted SO.IKJ.!. making a
difference of .".t;:. The recount of the
ballots for the school fund amendment i
showed S'..0."V0, while the ollicial returns j
' ihdwctl '"tit stl.-. making a differen'c
of l,i"-l. The scliodl fund amendment J
innL! " votes of carrying and ih? i
railroad amendment Jo,".,,, 'J report
, was adopted. Senate tile No. ISr, by
StowaJ't.'nskihff congress to call a con-
' vention of the Several states of the
nm-no- of n'-nno:ll'r all ailleiUillieiit to
lii national constitution providing iOr
tm national constitution provi-mig ior
the election of Pnltcd States senators
br dtiejt vqc of ihe people Was p.ssed.
The chief elcri "'f tlie houe appearCi!
with a mcssiige announcing tha hat
branch of the legislature had enter-
tained re.-olutionsimpo.iedung Secretary
ot Male Allen. Commissiemer of Public
.tt!w i..itt'i-iv.' Atii-niv lietieVMl
am:
llaslin''.-aist ON'Mal- Treasurer Hill.
. ...'JtlHTI '. . . ...V.... -fc.......
and asking th-concurrence of the sen-
.imi .isniiij; ur tuiiv in unit w. -. . ,
'it ji" thc:fme, (n motion of Senator'
Tefft tlie iioiN.' was noMlie.J that the'
senate would meet with that body a 1
o'clock for the p:irr.os. of eonMdering
the impeachment resolutions.
: Hot's::. The houte on the :;uth at '.'
fered bv the imnea -hment eoarnittee
called the roll ot that iott. ami me
, eic.-k of the l.ou.-e c lllcil in roll nrine
.-.a"i'l br Hie ptu-post ot cons-iici iiy
l,..iu. .-,' h 1, ...-..: te of rti, member.- Of
: the joln't c nvetiiioih I'he ImulenanT
y.Jv.rnor replied ihtii sivt'.-'-t'VfJl .vt::bl
tK. required Us cdo"t tlu resolution.
! . venator PabcfH.'; :.ki d m.kt a). ab -
: the ioln't e. tivenimih The lieutenant
: .Venator i::.b.-o-!.- :.-,'; r! M.af :.). ab-
' sentec in the senate be called. Tit'-ro
I wcreno abeentets Mr. Kvuer aske.t
! that the house ab-cntees be calhd. It
' was done. Ti'e ivvjlution adopt 1 by
, jh "" ',' 1(lnJ, rx
:isi..c t thia it be read again. Tlie to-,;-
' lutIo.i was a'ain read. Senat.jr Moo.e
'. called for the reading of the opinions
' r.f the tiiree lawyers, as the senate had
n.jt yet heard it ' The secretary of f,ie
' scnalu read tho oninions of Atlornevs
! Doane. Grpcn' .i:d Pound. At the coil-
, ator Mattes moved to suspend pro -.- -d-
that th- joint convention wouid tak a
recess until II o'e-Joek tomorrow, ("as-p-r
of Uutler jumped up and should.
"Well, we won't make any agreement
of that kind." Captain Parry said:
"On behalf of the committee I will say
that if you will make it -I o'elo-k totnoe
row afternoon we will accept it." Scn-
-.rT- ATnltf... .!.! fliii. wn :TiVe!tI
s..nrf.. Mr.it. -' ... ,!m., t si.si.e.-id n ..-
( reedings was adopted and the joint
' ..wiv..i.i;.u. t. .'..- : ve -ess li-itil t o"e!oek
! ..,........ .. n .,...-...
i TO MAKE WAR OM THE TRUST.
l'nn-it-lly Wantt the states to fon.bii-.o
I Against the Coal !!rnn.
St. Pavi . Minn., March 31. enator
i Donnelly introduced just before the
i ernor of Minnesota to correspond v. t.i
... .. r.i .... . .1 1
l governors 01 an me nuitiieiii j -iiii
, f'ovcniors may agree upon, 10 comer
tntl... ...I f..,......t,. ,,..1. .-....i;..I
.- . ..... ......
measures as may be necessary to abate
' this great evil: and submit the same
. to their respective State.- and to the
next Congress of the Fniied Stales for
their consideration and a-tion- and to
' take all other stops which they w.iv
deem wise and proper for t he prose;-n
tion of th members of said unlaw fn!
' combination-, in their respective
Ma.es.
Gi.n.pcrs Char-Res Collusion.
Ni v. Yoi:k. March T.I. Samuel
Gompers. who reaehed "tin's city e
tordav from Detroit, was askc-'l what
afloat las year teat a gen-i-l st-il-e
during the World's Fair was eontein
pl:it'd by raii road men. Tl.eic is no
truth in tho report, which. 1 think, v. as
started by Ihe ra.iJe. ay niHiia.'i-. T
plain purpo-e of th" judg.-- s to p -vent
workui ;x from 'juitting ci'.ri!- y
ment: 1:1 other wo d.-. t- jr'veit
strikes."
OranfUnti "f I?la8n I'n.lrr Trratmrnt.
i'liir Aiu:i.riu.. P.i.. March 31. It is
a coineidence that the only gi-and.sin-of
the late .lamest;. Plain l.e-arlng hi
name should I e under medi'-al
treitment at the --.me tnn-.
The Telegraph u.is e!ir.u:i le-I
the :!l:e-.. of tho !:nl .l:i:i-s
G. lilaine. Jr.. a1 the New York l:i'-i.
but it is not known that the young son
of Mrs. II mmnns Plaine. bearing fiat
name, nas ;jc."'ii isiiue. ine ca:e ol a
Philadelphia physician. Dr. Poppc-.
for some time. There does not s:pear
to be anything s-irouslv the matter
. . . i- ..
with tlie bov, i ut li is phenomenally
oig iiii'i stout lor ins age, wiucn may
be owing to inheritance, a" loth the
t-"---.l-A A P 1 "I
.icc-ormiciis ana ltiaincs run to very
. . t ... -..
m mn- ts- iaine is mspest-u to
regard the lad s development as un
nat"-a--
That Fairy Story from Kana CSty.
Ci.kvei.asp. Ohio, March 31. Th
intimate and life-long friend and busi
ness sissociate of the late John L.
AVoods, when asked about the tele
gram from Kansas City in re-gard to
the reputed heir at that place, said
'I never heard of this man at Kansas
"ity. Had there been such a man I
think I would have known of his ev-
istence. J ne estate ot .ir. woods can
not possibly now amount to over 500.-
1.00. That is the outMde figure."
Vfaunamakcr In litilfo.
'irv of Mexico, March ".'S. E.-Postmaster
General .John Wmnauiuiicr
and party arrived here Thursda
ni?lit. Tht-v passed yesterday in vis-
113131? the nriucinal nrt of Int-rcot .r.
this vicinity. Mr. V.'nunamak&r will
addrccs the'Toung- Men's Chris-.im .-.s-
-o -iaf'on of th'E citj- to-morrow ntci-t.
1 r Americun colony will tender'thc-
isitors a reception.
fO"R"R TMPTCOYErRNTS
! iU-VJ-VJJ X-UA-- -"V -UU1.li.li .i k,
LIVELY TIMES AT GOTHEN
BURG. NEBRASKA.
The Stir f Kbit XJf There the Result
of Cheap "Water rower Proposed
Starch and Broom Mauiziactariej.
)
GoTHEJTBur.a, I?9b., Mrch 37. Tht.
j hotels are crowded this week more
t,an over. Tho Houston has Cots in
. nnJMn rlne It reminds Oiirf
of state convention times. Million-
of State conver
( H;rfBi manufact
i Uvehitects, beior
' njchtseers 1111 tin
turer?, farm hunters.
beiomers. snortsaien aud
II the hotels and board !nr
hnnsH.,.
Qitf. ,f , tj piekev. General Western
Manager .of Ho Ve;teni In ion Tele
graph Company, is k?re wltl his son,
Lyle Dickey, the extensive iiarduie
man of Omaha.
Aiiiiionaiie JiUiuuciiuiiu .vm,- ...
HOaglRnd, also of Omaha, is here aud
has been for sereral davs. TheUotheu-
Millionaire Lumberman George A.
bnrc lumber trade is immense, and the
prfspcctiTe building for this season.
which lias already commenced, is re-
cciving the attention ci the largest
dealers in tlie country.
Mr. Frank Haven is in Gothenburg
making a enreful study of the situation
with a view to manufacturing starch.
' A chemical analysis of the water
cntter is here from Hoston to secure a
, tunding
ling for a large broom factory.
SoYernl architects are in Gothenburg
locking for a business they cannot find
in the metropolis.
Col. Charles L. Wortham from Chi-
QS'
'j he Uothcnuurg tomme:-ia n1"
. receives over Km", letters a day, an' tho
Secretary, Mr. l. K. Kennan, replies
, by pcrs)hJil letter to each inquiry, jriv-
I The Gothenburg Commei'-ial rlib
bvners:
Jng detailed, information. A prompt
answer vfll be sent to all letters ask-
ing about the to.vri. WRter power or
' surrounding country.
Mr. A na(!1jeh, of Milwaukee.
Vjcr-Prcsident of the Gothenburg
Waicf cwer and Investment Com-
pany, arrived Hi 'own yesterday. He
is arranging for m-' sn.l extensive
improvements in the eanab water
power and Lake Helen Park.
The greatest need ot l.ottienmirg is
'5 per cent above charges.
A number of Green's farmers excur
sionists stopped off heie on the 15th
nnd are still in town The whole ex
cursion will lay over here io-morrow
on their return from their visit to thJ
irrigating- lands in Cheyenne County.
Green's next excursion will bo on
April 4 and will start 'torn Omaha, St.
Joseph, Mo., and Sioux City, towa.
Mr. Green makes a one fare rate from
any place on Ihe Fnion Psoilic Uail-
'" for mlormatam or tici.eis ap-
Pb' NJt J1' C' l'een' 1Carb:,oa "IocIc'
Omaha. Neb.
Mr. Green regularly runs these ex-
cursions to Cheyenne County, Neb.,
but the rush to Gothenburg has in
duced him to rn to this place with the
above very low rate.
The anti-Pinkcrton bill has xas8?-i
the Pennsylvania house.
I.ow fiSsilos to 'I'';i.
SjeciHl low rate exenrhion to Galveston,
Texa-v every Saturday" evening For par
ticulars nnd tickets apply to V. F. Wil-
Tinme Vir-t. "Vntinmi! H.inlr
Buiidin-'
---.
oome oi hip sinrs move iui a . e-.wiy 01
- i . ri. :. ..
nearly fifty miles n --ee-oud.
J J
Lane'i Medioino Moves thn IXorvts Karlj
Day. In order to be healthy thteis nrce
lary. Cures conrti.ition, hcail.iche, Uidney
and liver troubles and regulates the stom
ach and bowels.
Portugal is the mot illiterate country in
Europe.
Th mo of Ely's Crcr.m Halm, n sure cure
for Catarrh and" Cold fn Uc:iJ, is attcndcil
with no pain, lncoaveufci.ee or dread, whlcb
can be said of no other reined v.
I feel it my duty to ay a few words In re
gard to Ely's Cream B.ilm.'and I do soeutin-It
without solicitation. I hare ued It half a
fear, and have found ft to be mnt admirable.
baTC suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since I was a little bov and I never hoped
for cure, but Cream Balm fcems to do ever,
that. Many of my acquaintances have used It
with exccllt-nt results. 0carOotrum,45 War
ren Ave., Chicago, III.
Apply Balm Into each nostril. It is Quickly
Absorbed. Gives ltelietat once. Prieu
60 cents at Druj:gist3 or ijy mail.
ELY BROTHERS. 65 Warren St, New York.
Thesoeialist is gennrallv a man you would
not like to have on vour bocialhst.
Are You Cioins:
East or south during the winter, If so Tnn
Wabash desires to call your attention as
tho tourist route to Florida and all tho win
ter resorts of the south.
Round-trip tickets will bo placed on snls
about Nov. 1st., good returning until Jun
1st. W.
THE QUICKEST U0CTB SOUTH AXD SOCTHXAST.
f 15 hours to St. Louis.
27 " " Hot Springs.
.19 ' " New Orleans.
:H " " Atlanta.
W " ' JacksonviU.
03 " " Tnnipn.
OSLT
With corresponding fait tima to all potnt
east and outh. The onlv line runnliij; R
diuinsr Chair Cars to fat. Loafs, Decatur,
Danville, Lnfavette, Logansport, Ft. Wayne,
Toledo and Detroit. Pullman Cuffett SIcp
ing Cars on all trains. For tickets or fur
ther information in regard to routes call nt
tho Wabash Office, 1502 Farnam St , or
write
. . LIATTON,
Northwestern Pass. Agent, Omaha, Neb.
If the heart is wron? the life cannot ho
..u
"h-"-
THE WOMAN WHO VTOIIES,
and is tirod, ivlll una a
special help in Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription. Perfectly
harmless fa any condi
tion of the fmc!o sy
tem. Itprornotosalltha
natural funct'onw, nnd
builds up, strengthens,
regulates, and euro.
or women approacn
ing confinement, nurs
ing mothers, and every
weak, run-down, deli
cate women, it i nn in
vlzoratfrnr. suDDOrtinc
tonic that'i peculiarly adapted to tbelr
needs.
Bat it's more than that, too. It's tho only
jriiaraned remedy for ell tho functional
disturbances, painful disorders, and chronic
weaknesses or womanhoed. In ' femalo
coiiiplaints " of every kind, pericfdictd (-ains,
boariu down sensations, internal i&fiauurui
tion, and kindred ailments. If it ev&r fails
to baneflt cr cure, tou har tout money
ck.
Something eUa that pays tfco dealer bcttsr,
P7 offered as " Jujt as good." Perhap
lt u' for A,m' bul i Ctia l U' for -'ou
am - line lnit hnrA cMoinl ilnrt tfi
-THE-
0-
First N
fists fa si Q
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umm
coxvcrraiBTJs. meb.
directoksj
4. ANDrRSON, ProVt.
J. U. GALLEY. Tico FrotTt.
O.T.ROUN.Cn.-htfr.
C. E. EAULY. AaVt Cuhter.
n. ANDERSON. V. AN DERSON.
JACO0GRE15EN, UEWX BAQATA
JAME3 0. RKUOEtC.
Matempnt of Contlltion at J he Close of
Busiuess Sept. HO, lS'JS.
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isto,osasa
LIABlLlTirS.
ri?!tsl Stock paiilin ....? fo.ftXXCO
Pui-ilu Fund :-'.',f!-,.lJ
lTn 'iv. ded proSts S'-SoS
lir il.ition - ';; -J J"
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gustness gtfrtte.
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DJIUTCllER ADV0KAT.
( the ornr Colnmbns State Uank. Colnrnhns.
Nr iruskn. '-J
A AS.3Jr.UT : ickj:si:k,
X" ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
W.t orsr Pirst National Hnk, Colntnhns,
,.,j . 50-tf
W. A. McALLISTElL W. M. C0PNELIU3.
ATTORNEYS AT LAV.'.
Il5mbns, Nb.
.r. Wilcox.
.1 TTOItXEY-A T-Ls IV,
Co-. LU'vntii & Worth St .. COLUMBUS. NEK.
C VColIecttonas specialty. Prompt a.udcare
f'li attention bivpii to the settlemont 01 states
w L- i-o'ni'v court lr "x-ii'i""!5. nhninitftrator4
an u.iani.d:i'. Will prcc'ice in all the court
..r 1.. natft an-i of hon'li Djkota. I'jf'its, ur
pc un-iun, to the Kirit Nation;;! Hunk.
Cjnly-r
B.T.A2.IEN.M.D.,
Eya-aiicl-Ear-Surgeon,
Bocretar? Nebraska Stato Board
.,r I!-ulih.
i KiMon Hloci:. OIVI"ATIA, KED
ngtf
RCBOYD,
- juNDFACTcar or
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware!
Job-Work, Hoofing and Qutter
iu a Specialty.
iicp on NebriisK.i Avpun, two doors nortk
of Har;un?eu'9.
PB0PRIETO2 or TUE '
BMi SI. toil Parlor.
Tlie Finest in The City.
I w-The only hoi on tlio South Sidu. Colnm
hiu'rNebraika. USOcUy
L. C. VOSS, M. D.,
iiomcBOpathlo Physician
jftJsTO SXJK.C3-E03ST.
V, . ' jr' 1 - - ur s iiiitat iiicliron.c
ii - Ci al :it ciiti n i,'ea to genera!
pr !' .
A STRAY LEAF!
DIABY.
TIIE
JOURNAL OFFICE
- roii
CAKDS,
JiNVELOPKS.
XfiTE HEADS.
HILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
DODGERS, ETC.
LOUIS SCHRE18ER,
BlasKsiitu ana WasoiiMaker.
0
Aii kinds of Repairing done on
Short Notica. Buggies, Wag
ons, etc., made to order,
and all work Guar
anteed. Also tell the world-famous Walter A
Wood Mowers, Reapers, Combin
ed Machines, Harvesters,
and Self-binders the
best made.
Shop on Olive Street, Columbus, Neb.,
four doors south of Borowiak's.
HENRY GASS,
UNDERTAKER !
Cofrlns : and : Metullic : Casts !
SSTJRepairing of all kinds of UpTml
itery Goods.
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