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.p $s 'a? " PSJ- JT-. IS SSSS55iE?r Vs -J. 3(M. , . .;-.v-:scx . n- hj sr l--r,38F-j-?K Cr"Ul J.'IKfiUIHBaal iii i&JZg??l fSH!WS ,SS?LS? -.f-iPfviK' ,n "FiSL . TT ?l L " - Sf .V t . rM a, f! 4. v If' J" o o Colifthlmsg - -- vtravL-antv'MiT-f iatt vks B. A M. TIME TABLE. T aiT. gsaaawrirr. St. Leah u4 aH saints taste Math. H tbaiss SCFABT. Mo. 22 No. S ; daily emcgpt Sawder. 7:18 a. i rtdafiom dailr exeect nuu AaBtVS. Wo. a -.daily mwt Bandar. 925 m.m 148 p. m Xo.U A, artarins. daily except UNION PACIFICTIME-TABLE. noisr. evst. ooixa west. Col. Local.... 530a. m Atlantic E.. 4 37a.m Or. I. Local. 8.30a. m Fast Mail 2:15 p. m Limited 11:94 a. m Fast Mai! 7:15. p. m Or. la. Local. S4& p.m CoL Special.. 2Ua.m Or. la. Local 7 a. m. daily except Saaday. No. 3, Fast for th roach points. Goibc west at .as p.sk.ar nrM at Denver H:0 a. m. So. 2, last Mai Fart 1 rles nuMUm to Sehnyler. Fremont. Valley aad Oaaha coin east at 2:15 p. m. KTUe. freight train learta here at fii5 p. ri pnesencer from here to Valley. commies and soarou. Paasfrnirrr trnm from Sioor City 12:30 p. m hewres tor Ilium City- 7:13p.m Mixed !wwi far flinmw City . Mixed arrives llAJp.m FOB iLHItS AID CXDAB UAFID8. Mixed leaves Mied arrives .... Psener leavea. . arrives. 6.-60 a. m .. 8:2 p. m . 14 p. m 1220 p.m gtrietg M'- rm-All notices under this keadiac will h ebarKad at the rate of $2 a year. A LEBANON LODGE Kn. 58, A. F. A A. M. Regular meetings 3d weanesaay in ears month. All brethren invited toattemd W. 8. Fox. W. V. Rasxussex. Bec'r. ajalT W1LDET LODOKNo.44,LO.O.F- -maeU Taeaday evemaca or aacii -wek at their hall oa Thirteeavth treeC Viaitiar ncHnram cqrojauj iariud. W.A.WAT.M.O. W. R. NotX. Sac'y- 27ja4t4f rOLUMBIAN CAMP No. 35. WOODMEN OF maets ererv aeeoad. and fouth V the World. Tharadara of the month. 7 J8 p. m at K. of P. Hall. Klerenth treat- Batir attendance ia .rr desirable, and all viaktec brethraa a cor. dially invited to meat with aa. ian23-TB EOBG ANIZKD CHUSH OF LArrEE-Dj5 8ainte hold recnlar aerrieee ewy Somday at 2 p. m.. prayer meeting on Wedneadi j watoi atthwchapeXcoraarofXorthetreataadPaemSc Aenne. AUare cordially inTited. . UinlW Elder H. J. Hcpaoit. President. rFRMAN REFOEMED CHURCH. Banday VT School at 940a.m. Chareh etary Sanday at tO-JOa. m. Chrisriaa Eadaavor at 740, p. m. Ladiea' Aid Society every firat Tharaday in the ' akOBth at the charcn. 14bot4 SEEDS ! Millet, Hungarian, Blue Grass, Red Top and Clover Seed j -AT Oehlrich - Bros. eaprSm COLUMBUS MARKETS. Wheat V bushel. 1 064 Corn, Bridled-V bnaheL. . . 27 Oata-bosheL 27 Rve- bwbel. ....'. 60 Hofcm- owt. 3 40 3 60 Pat cattle cwt 3 753 00 Potatoea-V buahel 35 50 Bntta-$ . 1012 Egga f iosea. 8 Market corrected every Tseadar af teruoon. "If yoa meet a man in woe. Walk riaht op and say hallo. Say hallo, and bow d'ye do. And haw is this world a usin' yon?" Herrick lor refrigerators. 3 -Go to Btrauaa for the beat photos. Dr. Nawmann, dentist, Thirtesotk treat- tf. Toa wat the best try Qnaker Gen Ueman dgmn. For kaaamoeka and croqaet seta, go to von Berfjees'. 3 3t It's a wonder for 5 cents, the Quaker Geatleaaaa cigar. C. A. Wooaley had legal boauess is Dsrrid City Monday. Dr. L. C Yoaa, Homeopathic physi eian.CoIaaftbas.Keb. . If yoa want a photo thai will do yon jaatieagotoStraaaa. 2-tf Pare bred Plyaavatai Boek eggs for batching. H. P. Coelidge. 4t Editor Dale of th35me had baat Beaa is Omaha yesterday. . Bay yowr room monlding of Her rick, wharw yom get it cheap. 3. Mcaia saaaraer nnderwaar, from 25 ceata ap, at von Bergen Bros'. ' J. S. Mnrdoclr, who has been sick all wiatsr, ia mow reported very clow. ." Jjadiea Tan, Oxford low ties, oaly 85 caata a pair, at von Bergea Broa'. Dra. Martyn, Evsaa 4: Oewr.eaace Ara doors BthotPriedhoraa4ore. tf Do mot fail to see oar 8-foot galvaa- i steel mill for t25.0a A.DaasUa: tf Bera. Oicett aad Mickal go to Geaoa today ta attaad the the theheaiyima ," A feres of mea aae at work rabaild Mtg the B.arM. coal sheds, which were emttieyea by ire last weak. toDr.Hewgro-jftdlaor, 4emm earth FJeat Nirirmsl Bask, tf ' -W.A.WayhaaaeghtofaaOraw eY Oa. mjm bashileof cora, 8 to . asm ef Jcbm Habar, disd at lo -!S3iKE99BBBBBm hip fil Iral "1- bare last Tharaday. Saturday was a ins warm day, after hasty meraiaga we hare had samce Jit? S tammiekel "This It ie the odd toatiae aad bsU it If Charlie OiosU fanner we miei general p'raactplaa, he citizen. -FARMERS, ATTENTION. Tea caw get am 8-foot Fresaort Oalvaaiaaid steal aiaimni traaa A.IawwUASew foreedrfCSM. tf The Ladies' Gaild will. hoid an ie cream social ia the aid iag, Nebraska avanaa, thia ereaiag. May 1L ' MaS clerk in thia diramaa bar been weighings mail for ssaaaWwawka; they finished Monday, waaordar pleases them very mach. ' - f- . Street Commawaansr Frem- with am ing with the dkt from th i'ca ration on Eleveath street. v-. fx. , . v It is reported that Dr.ffly1 aif BadolpL Hartmaa,both formerly of thia city bat latterly of New Orleana, have enlisted ia the TJ. S. army. C A. Msrtia, operator at the Uaioa Pacific depot, retaraed Friday frem Wood River, where he had been reliev ing the agent for a few days. Dr. Baker, physiciaa aad awrgaoa. BesideBce, Seveatoeath aad Qainey. OMce, Olive stTirst deor Berth of Brod fuehrer. Telephone: Oaaee 30; dence46. .tf E. C. Moncrief, formerly tendent of schools for Platte eouaty, was in the city Friday on hia way to Omaha and expects to be bask again thia week. -Mb. Kilian aad two eons, Mrs. Jans, Mrs. B. B. Hammer and Mr. Charles Stillman went to Lincoln Satarday to visit with the aaldier part ef their households. The best assortmsnt of trimmed hata intowaforSl, $10 and $2. Sailor 25 and 50c $1.75 sailors bow for $L25. Mr. M. W. Walters, Thirteenth street, Columbus, Nebr. Good baildiag lota west of Third ward school, for sale on easy tanas, also house, lot and ban on Twelfth attest cheap, or trade for farm laad. laquire of L. G. Zinnecker. tf Alfred Willy last week accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Britel to the old country. Hia mother ia left with Mrs. Robert Schaad, who cares for her very much to her liking. O.E. Rector aad John Brock ca tered apon their defies, lest week as guardian of the city welfare duriag the long, loaely hoars of the sight. Both these gentlemen well know how to perform their duty. Ballard's Snow LinlmeLt, .There la no pain it will not relieve; no swelllag it will net subdue, no wound it will not heal. It will cure frost bites, chilblains, and corns. Dr. A. Hslntx and Pollock A Co. Mr. Anna Warren of thie city took part in the May festival of song at Lin coln last week. The Joaraal of that city makes favorable mention of those selections rendered by the talent from outside the capital city. Blake Maher from Lincoln Saturday announced that the First regiment, Na tional Guard were ordered to Chicka manga, and it waa rumored the Second would be sent to San Fraaaaca, with a possibility of going to Manila, The current events department of the woman's dab will meet at the resi dence of Mrs. A M. Covert Satarday afternoon, 3 o'clock. A profitable pro gram ia being prepared. Every mem ber is requested to be present. Just received, a new stock of white sad light hats. The newest in chips and fsabcaids. Also the roll brim abort back sailor. Const satly oa hand a large assortment of the latest aad aobbieat trimmed hata. Mr. M W. Walter. E. C. Hockeaberger ia eagaged ia raising a company of volanteera for the purpose of organizing, drilling, etc, with a view of tendering their services to the government in case of another call by President McKialey. Thirty are aboat to join. W.'H. Rogers of Madisoa, Wise, is ia the city. He has aa important law sait to look after, which wiU probably be oa trial thia week, hia attorneys beiag Messrs. Beeder A Daly, those of the opposition, Wooaley aad Stires, and A. MPost. w Comrade ia the army record of the agedveteraa ia the war of thirty-three yean ago. A letter from soa to pareata reaadaag ia thia city will be foaad ia sa other comma ef today's JbT-RSAXk la the aaval battle before Colaambaa sua waa lagigii. Mr. Ji Kmaear, aa the sad oa theahip Petrel there is a will be glad J hear the latest hope for til -Jadge Albert MayS. Ameeg the 158 civil of be ready for The five rrisnaal case are all old pry carried ea the do m disposed of. We sail aad fUMmmiail theQ taCieax Creak MiUs,! soath of aad ready for -"0It Baker ssaamed a thres-aead ' ae wmvva m warns mwammwrnaA seJSBL m CS a aasmmaemamamtBaAamaiJsktAfoawkOBaamai ww TSBtardaw avSetiBC ISM uiaaismmBMIlWDOlUmlim w, aiiac a. w -i--i-a "Matt Wrnim a- - iamjaam aasW'WPBaaWawjfBwMBBa PBVBBmaBwBB awa XBlwUaMlVj . - w . ; . .. - . State Waaaa. eesavwaa a mastar Hoaahaa w taa eamaaest paace m gm nr,rnfjMf Ttarr thimn baisar towa to bay shess, smajaaiayaammBe aaal is.-,, Mrfrh-M aad marrist Tfssmiir saaa'a anaWrwaar aa . -aasswaa w, -Wbaa ta-ad ia yaw recegaisea Mysao, hoaor the eiab agaia with a. thagaedia aiksssvyaa anTatraess- midrass. ' " -Aa sssthai evidaaaa a " la. i sweassw wvaawo . T rrT Tf IW-?mmmr abettor day, we amto the fact saawaaw tam wee aurainiasrismalaami; - j-. . TBiags mbs saueaa aa- ! taaet. wee tahaa mat tor aw ia ewnw. aii ka h a masmairst- ItiawaU. aa wp-te-date L.J. Lee, Cariamba,- SchapbecharCcx, GariBxaaav. amgabiACax, &J.Bymt, George L Hollsasaek, haviag reatod Calaamarnvthey are aewsswa r-r ,.J w. , 'nT'rw;iari-i I iaataat relftrf .It aSajrs sad heals. It ia erpmel .la Ha aadaoaitlye ia its esTact. R ia the ktei that cares withowt aala orahKoaifortl IttaforeOeaomlr. Ste. Tabes; TSeDr: A. HeiaUaaa PaBeckmCe. afthedawaef that the empty. the tolaaesta a the-gloomy aid over to the rata. -C W. FsaraaU ef Omaha aeeat Saa day with his mathsr. Ha get back from his trip to Waaroagtoa, D. CL, May L Be was there jest two weeks. Every- very lively, aad the war very baay. He met all of the Nebraska people, sad re taraed to We have aotiosd ta oar roaadethia several aew pieces of sidewalk ia of eoBStraction. We are al ways glad to aote these tmproremeeta aad we saggest, incidentally, that there is mach need for thia load of work ia the town. The city itself baa oae street that we know of sending Oae bom waa taken ap for being drank aad disorderly, fined $10, and in default of payment, waa relegated to work it oat, at the ead of a balled ehaia. Two other boms, for breaking into Ar nold Abta' saloon 8atarday eight, were adjadged to give $300 bonds to appear at district coart, ia default of which they were sent to jail. Word has bean reeeived here of the death at Coaacil Blase, Friday, of James Mather, aaele of Mrs. Joaaa Welch. He ate sapper as nasal, aad tall dead upon leaving the table. He was 72 years of sge aad will be remem bered by eome of the older readers of Tax Jouksax, aa he visited with the Welches whea they lived on Shell Creek. Last SabbatA waa observed aa Me morial Day by the A O. TJ. W. of this city. The lodge of this city has sus tained the loss by dssth of only one BMmber, J. C. Mcwshon, whose remains rest in the Catholic cemetery; a atran ger, Henry Darkop, rests in the Colum bus cemetery. The grave were deco rated during the afternoon by members of the lodge. " H. G. Massalman, braksman on the Albion braach, bad a close cell test Fri day. While ewitching at Geaoa, be had hia right foot 'caaght ia some manner and had it badly braised, bat fortanately ao bona were broken. He ie congrat alating himself that be did aot lose the atember. As it 'is, he will be compelled to go oa cratches for a while, and will probably not be able for daty for a few weeks. Are you. lacking in strength aad ea ergy. Are you aervcua, despondent. Ir ritable, bilious, constipated and gen erally run dowa ia health? If so, your liver is torpid, and a few doses of Her bine will cure yoa. Herbine baa ao equal as a health restorer. Dr. A Heintx aad Pollock A Co. You have often heard that old aaw "aa near alike as two eggs." Well, jest take a look into Hagel A Stevenson's oaVe window and you will ass aboat thirty eggs and it wDT prove a hard task for yeu to find hardly oae of them "alike." It ie certain, aayway, that there aren't aay two of them alike, in color, size or shape. The old adage quoted above, like many others, needs to be revised and brought ap to date. Following ia a copy of the record of Platte county mortgage indebtedness for the month of April, 1898: Thirty, seven farm mortgagee filed, amoanting to $13,053.70; same released, thirty-one, $3334.70; town and city mortgages filed, twenty-two, aggregating $9,750.00; same rclessed, six, $365.00; seventy-two ehatUi mortgages filed, $55,897.00, same released, thirty-nine, $31449145. Sheriff aad other deeds ia f oreelosare, three. We notice by Moaday'e Lincoln Joaraal that out of the seventy-five men in Company K of thia city, only five failed to pass the rigid examination. They were: Fred. Coffee, James E. Hague, George Smith, Frank C. Riley aad Willard Hopkins. Ia spesking of the oraminstmaa, the Journal says: "Woe to the cigarette fiead who fall into the heads of the doctor; hell not last aa long as a frosted cake oa a com pany mess table." Whea the sews came last week that Commodore Dewey had sunk all the Spanish ships ia Msaila bay, killed 300 Spsniards aadwoawded 400 more with oaly a few of am owBBwa slightly hart, it waa uterestiag to see bow the news waa received. Chrm. Meedel said: "The folks over there ia Earope will leara some taaaga of what America eaa do." Carl Hnbiw: "Fraaee aad the coaatriea wil preaably keep their aosss oat.-' ILCerbm: fipaai has aowtbe in the world." Ta iaTuJi to thia aa grrea by Baaker Garrard: It cam be eoanted oa as a gaaacal priaeipb) that dariag aay tarmaC five eoatiaaoas years at raadam, the arias ef corn (al- it vsriedXhsd aot failed to reach aa high aa tweaty-five ceats. Mr. Gar- "P ! aaiiaiaadaafarwithiahoaad.bat aaya saa ebserratiea baa taawbl hiat the mrttoWtAatyoaeaammttaksaayeoa. tiaaaaa tsrmsf three years witheateorn "W""mav """ WfaWy SBsafafaVBmwaaWBfsW LuX. a-gU BBBBBmtawawammWa sWSBBWmam wbba m haakiadalittWoirdiaedBag: aamaea QWAEam ftgWTt JWtw C1QAJL anawa arw aaaraWmvaVaBl bbbwH aUBW MM0WBKY WbbbI i, - ' - May 9. at 2:15 R, daaghtor of Mr. aad Mm. A. A. Paagbsra. -mabalbegaa to be ill aboat tw weeks ago, aad the operatioa called tracheolo my waa performed Moaday of last by Dra. Araold aad Baker, ver tally relieviag the troable of braathiag, bat the heart seemed aot to be atroag toteeorer, aad so the ead rsms. raabaca at Tsma, Mnntiaa", Jaae 18, U87. The faascal awrnces will be held at the M.. church thia, Tuesday, afteraeaa at 3 o'clock. The friends of the family acerely sympathise with them ia their bereavement. Taw JocsorAiiis prepared tofamiah ia the very latest styles, statkmera goods for balls, partiea, entertaiameata, achool exhibitioBa, eoaeerta, grsdaatiag eaarcisea, aad the thousand other occa aioaa for which fiae stationary and nice printiag are in demsnd. We farnieh ev erything ia oar line at reasonable prices, aad strictly ia line with the order, tf Miss Ethel Gertrude Galley on Fri day evening last gave a recital for grad aatioe, Uairerstty of Nebraska achool of maeic, beiag the first of her clsss to gradaate ia both vocal and inetramen tal maeic. She furnished sll of the eighteen numbers of the evening's en tertainment except one orchestral nam bar, to a delighted audience at university chapeL Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Galley, their daughter Maud, and Mrs. CL E. Pollock were in attendance from this city. Every Colambus acqaaiat aace'er the taleated youag lady weald like to have been there. Stop, that barking by use of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. It arrests the cough, allays irritation of the throat, and re lieves congestion of the lungs in a day. It is safe and pleasant to take, anil never disappoints. 25c & 50c. Dr. A. Heintz and Pollock Co. Ludwig, the 18-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Plath, died Sunday evening at 530 at the family residence in the western part of town, after a long illness, of dropsy. He had been ailing for more than a year, and for a while it was thought that his trouble was rheu matism, but positive symptoms of drop sy developed later. Mr. Plath is a brother of Leopold and Gus Plath of thia city, and only removed here from Humphrey this spring. His one object in moving was that his son might have the best medical attendance possible. The funeral service was held Tuesday at the Methodist church, at 10 o'clock, Rev. Mickel preaching the sermon from Job xix 25 to 27, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery here. The be reaved family have the sympathy of the entire community in their dark hour of bereavement. It may be of interest to many of our readers to know that the value of reel estate in Nebraska is as follows: Improved land $ 627696 Unimproved land 11,178,717 Improved lots 26663,516 Unimproved lots 6910,849 Total $ 106429,477 The value of personal prop erty ia $ 334242,106 Bailroads 25,619,10132 Telegraph property 903,05210 Total valuation.... $165,193,736 42 A levy of five mills to the dollar on this valuation for four years would build a north and soath railroad through the state of Nebraska, and the corn raiser of the state would be repaid the outlay by one good season's saving of rates, to say nothing of what might be saved to prodacera of other products, as well aa all consumers of products shipped into the state. If your chila has thin, pale cheeks, uncertain appetite and unrestful sleep, it has worms, and curing with strong medicines only makes conditions worse, by irritating its delicate stom ach. White's Cream Vermifuge is mild but certain in effect, and is a superior tonic as well as a prositive worm de stroyer. Dr. A. Heintz and Pollock A Co. Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Goodale ac cepted the invitation of the Mu chapter at Minneapolis of Mr. Goodale society, the Psi U, to attend the Sixty-fifth an nual banquet, all their expenses being paid, from the time they left their home here until their return, and there was no stint in the entertainment of the aged guests, either aa to hotel fare or other wise. There were representatives from every direction, Judge Keyser of Omaha presiding at the banquet, at which there were a hundred guests. Mr. Goodale had the place of honor beside the pre siding officer, and made a speech appro priate to the occasion, which was highly appreciated by those present. Other speeches were made, the set oration of the occasion being by the president of the Wisconsin state university on Spain. Mr. Goodale met a classmate that he had not seen since 1836, CoL Martindale of Des Moines. He attended two recep tions given by young ladies, and also wss present at a ball as spectator of the feetivitiee. giving his autograph to fifty of those present, and notwithstanding that it waa after 2 o'clock in the morning and he ia very nearly 85 years old, his aignatares were not even ahaky. He tell ue that north of Sioux City, there not a blossom in sight. William HageL whose death hss heretofore been recorded in Taw Jotra sal, waa bora Oct. 25, 1831, in Unlinger, Wartemberg, and came to merica in 1853, living two years in New York state working at hie trade, miller. From 1855 to 1870 he was head miller for a large concern ia Middletcn, Wis.; in 1874 be waa engaged ss miller by WellsANie manfor their mill on Shell creek, and afterwards rented the Dworak mill. In 1875 he eagaged with hia aepaew Paul ia the aalooa business in this city. From 1878 to he owaed and operated a farm aear Cedar Baaids. Attaktime he married a secoad time. Sine be had beea eagaged here ia the aad agar bamaees. For many moatha ha had beea afliac with Kver aad kidaey tswabla, cl nsjag with dropsy. He leaves six ehSdrea by his first sifn. William, Freak, George, Paal, Mrs. Gas. Sehroe der aad Mrs. HageL beside his widow aad atep-aoa, Henry Thflle, all of this city. Aa hoaest man, ha had the fall eaafidsace of hie friend. A kfadly, well Bamming man, he tawaght harm to Boae. Ia the bams em straggles of lile he was toe easy with those who owed him, and eoaeeqasaUy at times befell to the rear. Ia mmmmm jS- JHCanttfal 2p Prof. BritteU weat to St. Edward Sat: arday. Late North had bamaesa in Moaroe Friday. . W. A. Way had basis ia Ltaeola Satarday. CoL N. H. Parks retaraed from Lia coln Thursday. Bay Martat of Hamparey was iatowa Saaday aad Maaday. . Mr. aad Mrs. B. B. Hummer returaed from Liaeolm Moaday. Joseph Kraase as J owagater Stella of Geaoa were ia the city Saaday. Mr. E. D. FUxpstrick waat ta Rogers Sunday, where she wfll visit her daugh ter, Mrs. J. J. Marphy. Miss Clara Brown of Cedar Baaids, who baa been visiting her brother, Ellis Brown and family, weat to Lincoln Monday for a visit with friends. CUyCawseiL At the stated meeting Friday sight all were present at roll call Council man DasselL Ernst, Olsasna, Gray, Held, Lehman, and Mayor Fitxpetrick. A communication called attention to horses being allowed in Buffalo park ia the eastern part of the city, aad that it was too nice a summer resort ta have it used ss a pasture with, threatened de struction of the trees. gested that.eael toraolieejoare, aad that the attention ef the chief should be called to it. A pauper woman, commonly called one-eyed Haana, with her chOd roama the streets, sometimes playing in the paddlea of water. It seems that the city had rented a Louse for her. Held said the subject of making eome better provision for the woman and her child had been before the council some time ago, and Lehman suggested that the county poor farm would doubtless be the proper place for her. aa she could do some work, and did not desire to be de prived of her child. Msyor Fitzpatrick remarked that the supervisor of the -poor would give an order if the council would see to getting her to the farm. This seemed to be agreed oa as the best for the woman aad her child and also for all others concerned. . Bolls of the retired and active firemen were read and the clerk directed to fur nish the lists to the county clerk and the overseer of streets. The never-esiding theme of sidewalks then came up, the walk at the Mrs. Wm.Lamb property starting the dis cussion. T ashman said there was no doubt about the law; Gleason that the city bad been, eatirely too lenient; Gray that it waa pretty hard to get anything like satisfactory sidewalks by relying on owners soma were not resident, some indifferent,.etc. It is best to follow the law strictly,, which provides for the city baildiag, im case the owner does not, within, a time) limited. Held moved that the supervisor of streets and the chief ef police report at the next regular meet ing of. the council, the sidewalks and crossings that need repair. Carried uaaairaaasly. J. D.Stira asked for a formal per fecting of title, to a lot reference to City Attorney McAllister. Moataj&a draymaaof the city ap peared before the council to ask their protection :againat those doing business ss draymen without the license required by law. lire substance of all their speeches wj that they, as a body of draymen, were by law compelled to pay for an exclusive privilege, in which they were not protected by the city. The mayor assured them that the city would enforce the 'law, but could not do so withont knc-wledge of where it was aboat-te be i; rotated or had been, JoaaBarrj'all was elected engineer of theaitsiaiirks for a year. We postpone till next issue, several other matter! i that are just aa good to keep a week. i i- W. B. Backus of Florence, in behalf of the citizer'is of Florence, has invited the members! of company K of the Fret to a gala ni&ht, a sort of jubilee celebra tion to be given in their honor when they come to Omaha. L The Fuller ton band has been appoin ted to the Fit at regiment, I Judge Suit van visited at the camp. The Lincrln Joaraal says that" "as poorly equipped asthe veterans of Wash ington at Va'lley Forge, they have borne I their misfortunes patiently," referring to me lack or preparation against rain. i , " ' Mayor Fitzpatrick sent by express Friday, to Cc. K at Lincoln, a splendid silk hsg as a! gift It will doubtless be highly appreciated by the company. The letter a-companying we give below a a very fitting tribute to the boys, and a bit of composition worthy a place in' your ecrsp-btiok: ColambusJXebr., May 6, 1898, Captain t. a. juiian,! oncers ana men or uom paay X; Firf t Regiment, N. N. G Lin coln, Neb.:-Pleese accept this emblem of liberty, of jpurity, of all that ia good. I present'this flag to yoa, knowing as I do many 6t yoa from childhood. I have watcaaji you aa boys; I have watched you (through your school days; I have watch ed your growth into man hood, and telday find yoa doing your duty as volunteer soldiers ss God's noblemen, tk;hting for sweet charity's sake. I Your little sister, Cuba, calls to you for help, aad yoa have nobly responded. Yon are going-- to the rescue to break the chains whkai have bound her poor, starving people) for years. Yes, boys, yoa sre going to the front ana may uoa pity the Spaniards who attempt to bar your onward march in this holy caaee. Thk emblem of the greatest nation oa earth iryoarjs. Csrryit with you; de fend it at all hazards, sad asay yoa all retara safe to year homes, is the prayer of Y oara always, , "E. D. FZZZPATBICK. Review of the weather near Genoa for the month of April, 1898. of ta meat.. BUS ..t. 2 . 13 .... 9 8 . S .... 7 .... eJUWfS SWtoNW- 9trs4m CamWaB? faafaVf) ..... ' -- Tmir &mm"1 """ ..... Wm ., 5"fiW' - Oabaaaja..... .. B9wBBBmWAmBBfaB - m " Very hazy 8th, 9th, Uta. V "x V MaaW. D( BtXlK lJUn. BtslBBaBMllBamfeafMBV' ' " '' b bwbibbi aTmr'vAav' BTaa- am bYbb am Tm-mfaTal bTbIsTbI'- -rt -av - i i isswr- HIMKT KAMI l IIII ' 1 Cbkcaxatoa; Ga., April , MM. Dear Father aad Mather:-! yea aeard a few' daya see, bat believe tsaUIeautted ta give yaw ay m at CovC, Taeawettwa palled ta tie bat yeeterday wa are aew aad greater part beiag ia nicely had oat with weU-aaalt ruaaiag past the priaeipal peiata. There are away fiae state moaasasats acattered throagh the. park, aad tohleta describiag the aoaitiser aad actioa ia which the troopa took part. Also a great many csaaon are etatioaed at pointa where batteries were located dar ing the fight. We pessed Lookout Mountain before reaching Chattaaooga. A very good view can be obtained from the railroad. A hotel is bow focatoaLatthe summit and reached by an electric road from Chattaaooga. Troopa are arriviag daily aadgoiag iato camp ia the park. Several reg iments have beea ordered away from here withia the last few daya and aeat to Tampa, Florida. There are various rumor ia rircule- batBothtag safiaita is known. We may remain here several months or leave ia a few days, so say the papers. The sooner we get to Cuba the better satisfied I shall be, ss I think the war can be ended in a very abort time if vigorous mourea are applied. I will take my discharge as soon a the war ia ended and re-enter the mail ser vice, and will then pay you the long de layed visit, I am afraid that Twill miss the Omaha ExpositioB if the war continuea for any length of time, bat I would rather miss a dozen expositions, than the chance to do s little real soldiering ' Your eon, Chas. D. Wilsox. Real Estate Transfer. Becher, Jaaggi A Co, real estate agents, report the following real estate transfers filed in the office of the county clerk for the week ending May 7, 1898. Rosina Spoerry to Erne Staab. lot 1 Ar nold's out lota, wd. 200 00 Wm. Tioard to Alfred Powell, aVi nw H7.134w.wd .. II Rose Erana to Erne Staab, lot 8, Ar. aold'a oat Iota, wd Meridian Searlea to Dan'l Holleran. neH sei 2-20-lw. wd .". 1100 00 159 00 840 00 Neb. Central Ir. Co. to H. E. Babcock. pt ne?i seii 20-17-le, wd. SS7 50 John MeCaaa to Laciada K. McCaaa, eH iwK 5-aa.le, wd 2000 M) F. Wcrdeinan to O. Loathe. H lota 1, 2, Uk 121. Colambaa. wd 208000 Lonis Held to T. Moersea, wH lot 3, bucUA.Colambaa.wd 720 00 Neb. Central Ir.Co. to Wm. Webster, aeinrii,BBwX-17-lw,wd. 2408 00 J. H. Schaefer to Chaa. Howe, pt se! Kii 1248-2w,wd Nettie C. Henderson to Frank H. Bar- ess,se! 2S47-4w, wd. Pioneer Towa Sit Co. to Rev. Scas- nell.pt oat lot H Lindsay, wd Philip Decker to F. E. 4 M.Y.R.R. CoptntfawKM-ae-le.wd. C. H. Sheldoa to Carrie B.Todd Tom, lota l,2,blk la.StaTea's add to Co- 500 08 3000 00 160 00 48 00 laabas. wd .... 1508 88 matamamalSaJaa imhl.asliTl-aVw. wd 490 08 Neils Jensen to Jems D. Jensen, w aw 17-UXSw, wd 1608 08 Neils Jensen to Haas Peter Jesse. wi swXtt-lMw.wd ISM 08 Mare Bahl to Has C. Baal. nwi - l4w,wd: 488 08 Eighteen transfurs, total ..t2.S9 50 NOTICE. Notice, ia hereby given that the firm of Wurdeman Bro&,. located in the city of Columbus, Nebraska, and engaged in the manufacture of sash, bliads, doors, mouldings and all other articles and products usually manufactured in a planing mill, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, aad a division of the property made. The business will here after be conducted under the manage ment of Charles Wurdeman. All oat- standing claims will be collected by Frank Wurdeman. Signed this 3d day of May, 1898. Wurdeman Bros., by Charles Wubdewax, 3t Fbakk Wdkdbwaw. Take Beat ! All persons knowing themselves in debted to the old firm of Ernst A Schwarz must call and settle at the old place of business before May 15, '98. t4 War News Twice Week. The fact that the Omaha Weekly World-Herald is issued twice a week gives it an immense advantage over oth er weekly papers sent out from Omaha. A subscriber to the Weekly World Herald geta hia war newa twice a week instead of only once. For this service the World-Herald charges only $1.00 a year, which ia less than one cent a copy. tf T Ckicaawaae. ta Passengers going east for business, will naturally gravitate to Chicago great commercial center. re-visiting friends or relatives ia the eastern states alwaya desire to "take ia" Chicago ea route. All dashes of psssea gers will find that the "Short Line" of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Rail way, via Omaha sad Coaacil 31affa, affords exceUeat facilities to reach their destiaationa in a maaaer that will be rare to give the utmost satisfactioa. A refereace to the time table will in dicate the route to be chosen, and, by ashing aay priaeipal agent west of the Missouri river for a ticket over the Chicago, Coaacil Bluffs A Omaha Short Line of the Chicago, MBwaahee A St. Paul Railway, you will be cheerfully furnished with the proper passport via Omaha and Chicago. Plssee ajote that all of the "Short Taaa" traaaa arriva ia Chicago ia ample taae to esaaeetwitk the express traiasof aU the great throagh car lues to the priaeipal eeatera cities. Fnr additional psrtirulars, time tables, maps, etc. please cafl oaor address F. A. Nash, Gssmral Agent, Omaha, Nsh. tllMIKTLUE to Denver, Salt Lake (Sty, Saa Fraa dseo aad Pertlsad, is via the Uaioa Pacific, The eervieeof theUi to all priaeipal weateia celled by any other line aad eosamtaof nJlaasa Palace Slseaar. PaMmaa Toarist Sleepers, Chair Cars, Diaiag Cars. (Meals a hearts.) Seeead Iaaaatry, ioaal Park, Georgia. Mta mt w ami a mns) a cajaa ww wwrw 'oa the daaaas, cold for from eimtuitabU, fairly weuarwrided for. .. , - ,- -' - . ., -.r-v-'!., - - ' - i-i-v - I'M Q 'bbbII WlBfa, mif VaWarBa-' bbbTI Waa: fs VaW ' ' Wfwaw Mfc. .Sat a-- " . 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CASTOR I A Far Tatf Qrilivaa, TtelmYaKaaUtmlacM .! , ., asara ta Of TOC CAN SAVE -from 10 to 16 hours between the Missouri River, California,, and -Paget Sound points by traveling over the Union Pa cific, "The Overlaad Route." Through Pullman Palace Sleepers, Dining Cars, Upholstered Pullman Tourist Cars sre run daily via this line, thereby giving both first and second class passengers the very best accommodations to all Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Mon tana and Pacific Coast points. For rates, advertising matter, and full in formation, call on or address mar31 J. R. Meagher, Agt. TnMYMfaaAlaftt UNDERTAKING! W Carry Coffins, Caskets ana Metallic Caskets at as low prices as any one. IX) EMBX,MHSTG HAVE THE BEST HEARSE IN THE COUNTRY. MONTHLY SUFFERING. traabled aaoathly inter vala with pains ia the head, back, breasts, shouIder5.sides bins aad limbs. wet they aot suffer. ekaweroua derangeaaeats that cam oe corrected. 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